destroyed the country and then now they're working out that they want to help the libyan libyan i was destroyed completely and you can see what's watching and see the news and see what's happening now in libya what's happening now and all the countries are similar like libya but it's nothing like what we have and what we have in libya since. two thousand and eleven. maybe syria by. well the dream it's been a very it's been great talking to you thank you very much for your time and i encourage our viewers to keep this conversation going on our social media pages and called this year again same place same time here on worlds apart. i. mean i mean i did you know where you know you. see it's one of. those whom you know most of the both a billion euros a year was not a. month but would you. please them please the ways of the why did the white. people. need to meet this is. one of those. these you. know it's a movie in. the u.s. in order to guarantee bands by the population will engage in soft totalitarianism and that's clearly on the march and the population is ready for it you know they w

before before all the libyan citizens libyan citizens the government of libya should take care about these things. because. he doesn't have nothing to do with. there's. also. also we have a prison prisoner in libya if we need to talk about this issue and they should also get out of this prison. also we have. he's a prisoner prisoner now in libya. to take this i hope i couldn't i could have all these people to get out of this jail but. what i can do trying to my best and they need to. and i have the chance i'm not going to be the lay of the to do this justice hannibal get after you still hold the libyan citizenship are the libyan authorities they are currently being the third is in either tripoli on the or the east of the country supportive of your after it's you. had a belfry. i think after what's happened in lebanon before a. few weeks ago. they try to to to put our flag and the streets and the flag and make some problems to not let their legation libyan allegation to come to some of the flu or. i think some of them they take action and they're interesting of anybody show and they t

another country where you have been speaking to the daughter of the security chief of the deposed libyan leader moammar gadhafi. she is a very interesting personality she was essentially raised by the gadhafi family. sure friends with many of his children and obviously she didn't benefit from the events in two thousand and eleven but i think it was broader than that she really pains for her country what happened to it now and one of the points to me there is that nobody benefited from it even those countries who wanted to come and extract more of the libyan oil back down and are present in the country right now because it is an absolute mass but rather than me talking about it let's listen to what she has to see. this happen in. other country only maybe in syria or. before and then see the. egypt the egypt that's under control. syria now lets you see what's happening in syria but i think. the. bombing from. start to something. that they want to save some people civilian people and that's just not true. deborah or why don't. more market aphids close security officials you can watch this i

the money from libyan oil allowed gadhafi to underwrite ambitious projects. three hundred million dollars for the first pan-african satellite calm. thirty billion dollars in the largest irrigation system in the world that draws on the fast be says a fresh water under the sun to turn tens of thousands of hectares of libyan desert into farmland. daffy wanted to demonstrate that africa could develop without depending on the western banking system for the international monetary fund libya to the tune of tens of billions of dollars in each case was capitalizing a number of new african economic institutions the african development bank of the african monetary fund africa would then develop its own solutions and develop its own lending programs to address its own problems so africa was in good duffy's view . with gadhafi as a leadership increasingly becoming something of a bloc. rather than a series of disparate individual nations that could be dealt with one on one and set against each other. when gadhafi was elected chairman of the african union in two thousand an

the money from libyan oil allowed gadhafi to underwrite ambitious projects. three hundred million dollars for the first pan-african satellite calm. thirty billion dollars in the largest irrigation system in the world that draws on the fast a fresh water under the sun to turn tens of thousands of hectares of libyan desert into farmland. khadafi wanted to demonstrate that africa could develop without depending on the western banking system or the international monetary fund libya to the tune of tens of billions of dollars in each case was capitalizing a number of new african economic institutions of the african development bank of the african monetary fund africa would then develop its own solutions and develop its own lending programs to address its own problems so africa was in good duffy's view. with gadhafi as a leadership increasingly becoming something of a block. rather than a series of disparate individual nations that could be dealt with one on one and set against each other. when gadhafi was elected chairman of the african union in two thousand and ni

the libyan intervention didn't and then they faced a problem there's a huge migration way from libya is still a problem now in europe i've seen many black american countries. but isn't there a possibility that they could suffer too because if things turn out. well and i really like this question that you're posing because i think many people are absolutely ignoring it i mean more margaret after what he was a life was very open and warning the european officials not to jump on this nato intervention bandwagon space specifically because of the risks of opening the floodgates to you from the african continent into europe and he's warning was absolutely ignore that and i think many of the latin american and north american countries are absolutely oblivious to the risks of migration that could represent if it falls apart we are talking about many millions of people. the continent is pretty unstable already. or did i ask members of congress if they do you think the u.s. is meddling in venezuela's political system you think the u.s. is meddling in venice. i don't think so we were the super

so that the same countries behind the libyan catastrophe stand to gain this time she spoke earlier with my colleague from one of the things that many people draw attention to was we bizarro easily extractable large reserves very easy to capitalize on baghdad if you remember the countries that pushed the most for that military intervention were the countries that benefited the most from the levy in all sectors was france and the united kingdom this time around to you see the trumpet ministration officials being pretty often about. oil reserves and eagerness to lay their hands on them so. there's more than just one parallel there but the one thing that absolutely amazes me is that there is absolutely it nor lack of consideration for the consequences neither now nor back then and one would think that the obama administration people in these two consider levy as one of their mistakes president obama was actually pretty honest in saying that. he's mean regrets was never thinking about day one in libya while we are not hearing anything from the obama administration officials in fact babies se

she made a point that the libyan intervention the libyan case was special because for the first time in many years the west actually felt the consequences in the form of the migration crisis and she actually now things that because of that because the european countries are soft active and the political life has changed so much because of people's grievances about the incoming migrants that the west we actually be predisposed to say it'll islam gadhafi is second over some coming back to power again now that's a speculation we don't know but. i think we can also run a bit when she talks about the migration crisis because as you may remember warmer graf he was very very clear about his country being the big eight that was keeping europe from the influx of migrants from africa and they never listened to his advice and they're now reaping the consequence of. the migration the go into to. lead from libya from the sea and you know the many people who are doing all you know all the so what's happening then you see the news and you can see what's happening now and all in utero. obviously ver

since protests led to the death of libyan leader moammar gadhafi how much has changed the country we will be live in the capital tripoli. security forces an indian administered kashmir and points of curfew off to an attack that killed dozens of troops and coming up in the peto this action from the wall skating championships as mccain a chef and ads yet another gold medal to a collection. security has been stepped up in pakistan ahead of a visit by saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin arrive on sunday for a two day visit. a royal welcome for saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin selman pakistan and saudi arabia have long been allies but this is the first visit for the crown prince since he became heir to the throne u.k. want to put on a solid to put on a both but they are old friends and their policies are in favor of pakistan. they will increase their wealth by investing in pakistan this is useless for our people. prime minister imran khan wants to make a good impression. and is looking to. one is that backpage point is called mint and the country cannot because second is fore

one would have to have killed nineteen people that's according to a member of the libyan column and militiamen apparently attacked people in the town of that's in the southwest where half those forces have taken over several although fields they have destroyed or miss a hundred houses the men are also accused of stealing hundred cars and destroying phones the former libyan general huffed is said to employ a sudden these militia men and his battle to control territory. supergirl meerut president trump puts off raising tyrus on chinese goods but the only going to trade for continued. cuba votes will have more on the draft constitution that many say could open the country's economy up to the world. the wild weather is finally beginning to clear away from europe but certainly it's been incredibly windy and wet for some of us recently in fact just in the past twelve hours or so with the molten where we've seen the worst of the weather this is what it was like there you can see the waves really strong pounding parts of malta and the winds have been something else and so that way some wind

according to libyan's environmental and social impact assessment lake seven will not be impacted. if i recalled the words correctly the practice is negligible there is no impact however many of your meaning is leading scientists on most convinced these are biodiversity experts or experts in hydrology or hydrogen ology they're concerned and they've expressed their negative opinion on them on the validate the off their risk assessment is the up which you are the problem of would you. have travelled sivana. regardless who says that but almost all civil no one knows your obfuscates of what they put visitor to go not ask about you know how to ski or shirts or. some other. like a rut it is impossible to overstate the cultural significance of like service to own media and the new prime minister has been obliged to take notice the position of prime minister is that there shall be proper. impact assessments and proper investigation understands. is it really that there is a risk for impact on lace and as a result of. it's going to testify almost all right or not so nobody knows whether he m

libyan national army is seeking to expand its control in the south. people in the australian city of townsville have been urged to move to higher ground as monsoon rains reach record levels queensland's premier says floodwaters have destroyed thousands of homes and of reeds unprecedented territory the city is on flash flood alerts and has been declared a disaster zone those are the headlines on al-jazeera hard earned is coming up next day with us. oh. previously on hard earned if you came here. in six years that's one of the reasons why i want to finish school to give up something to surpass the city where you. are going to. see. and a new story. to see their dreams fade after losing middle class jobs to. some good guys called. to. let. go of her. own. color. let her walk. only first bought the house we enjoyed it. we were making you know people were different and. now those memos. were. you know i could shout when i wanted to it. we had horses first we had a couple of horses wouldn't travel but we can do it not. percy and beverley evans bought their

also includes some funding for president trump's desired border wall with mexico fighters loyal to libyan warlord highly for have to say they have seized libya's largest oil fields the so-called libyan national army tweeted that it met no resistance to take control of the oil field the l n a seizure follows weeks of fighting with several armed groups you're upset with headlines on al-jazeera inside story is next stay with us. what's the future if a caution on years of dependence movement separatist leaders accused of rebellion face trial and the dreaded well divisions in spain b. why did this is inside story. and on welcome to the program i mean there's a problem when pushed for independence from spain and twenty seventeen government leaders in madrid did everything they could to stop it they declared the secession referendum illegal and police blocked polling stations leaders who organized the vote have gone on trial in madrid and what their supporters of calling a show trial spain's former prime minister and body on the hallways among five hundred witnesses expected to testify live on t

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the start to being that they want to save some people civilian people that's not true the libyan intervention didn't and then they faced a problem that is a huge migration way from libya is still a problem now in europe i've seen many black american countries broke. but isn't there a possibility that they could suffer too because if things turn ugly venezuela will be the united way as well and i really like this question that you're posing because i think many people are absolutely ignoring it i mean warmer graffy one he was alive was very open warning the european officials not of the risks of opening the floodgates to you from the african continent into europe and he's warning was absolutely ignore that and i think many of the latin american and northern american countries are absolutely oblivious to the risks of migration that . could represent if it falls apart we are talking about the meaning millions of people. the continent is pretty unstable already. bracing for fresh marches on saturday this time with a bit of a difference though people were perceived to be excessive police force at

but its range is much in the legendary total and missiles can take the shortest route to the libyan systems some and can travel to the south pole where there's no missile shield and it will still hit its target but most importantly summit is a heavy missile capable of carrying more than twenty warheads that's five times more than the previous generation missiles a bit of a sneak nuclear powered cruise missile is a unique work and it's basically the same as an american coming. to whereas the whole slate is limited to two and a half thousand kilometers because of fuel constraints russia's new missile can fly indefinitely it can take any power to avoid missile defenses. just like poseidon honorable to drugs similar to the regular drones are used to except these a submarine launched impossible at incredible speed could set targets under the sea they run so deep that no equipment can track them even if the tech did their high speed prevents them from being intercepted the new weapons commit work together to neutralize any existing missile defense systems in joke and destroy ground based a.b.m. s

is on the agenda off to seventeen years of war and libyan war. killed at least nineteen people in the southwest with a captured several oil fields. and the oscar goes to. the segregation era road trip drama best picture at the oscars for a look at why diversity is perhaps a much biggest. and i'm lee harvey and they were sporting headlines at the oscars to launch their latest political ad this time focusing on women and sport narrated by tennis three. opponents of venezuelan president nicolas maduro expecting the u.s. to outline new ways of forcing him from power when a coalition of mostly latin american countries mates in colombia later on monday trump administration officials say u.s. wise president mike pence will announce clear actions to them about restoring democracy and getting aid and to venezuela where u.s. backed efforts to bring food and medicine all over the brazilian boy have ended in violence forces loyal. five opposition supporters at least twenty five people may have been killed opposition data on why though is calling for the well

fighters loyal to libyan war i have to say they have seized libya's largest oil fields the so-called libyan national army tweeted that it met no resistance to take control of the oil fields the l n a seizure follows weeks of fighting with several armed groups with headlines on al-jazeera inside story make stay with. us the future is independence movement separatist leaders accused of rebellion face trial and the trid divisions in spain b. why did this is inside story. welcome to the program i mean there's a problem when catalonia pushed for independence from spain and twenty seventeen government leaders in madrid.

libyan national army tweeted met no resistance to take control of the shar oil field the seizure follows weeks of fighting with several armed groups in the south. mt high rises in homes fit for all the of become symbols of turkey's struggling economy construction has been at the heart of the country's growth but inflation down a devalued currency are threatening to take the industry from boom to bust stephanie decker reports. a little fantasy some gothic a bit of disney and a touch of turkish history that's how this rather unique spire housing development has been described to us by its creator but this mountain castle kingdom has been less fairy tale and more nightmare for its developers they filed for bankruptcy protection because they couldn't afford their payments to the bank in essence gaining time the project will go ahead they tell us the economy is struggling largely because of the devalued turkish lira and high inflation work here is now on hold i'm talking on the sort of muscle we made some mistakes that we had conducted the project in phases and not all at once we would have o

now forces loyal to the libyan warlord her leave the huffed are reported to have killed nineteen people in an attack in the country's southwest it happened in the town of moves look where have to as forces have taken over several all fields well the thirty houses were set on fire farms were destroyed and called stone and after is said to enjoy sudanese militiamen in need. little to control territory let's go live now to the libyan capital tripoli and speak to our correspondent there would up to what would say how far does this take general haftar and his ambition to control more territory in the country. well. if we speak first about the southern town of murders it is very strategic it's so important for have to because first of all it's the heart of the majority of the bullfighters in the south of the country as you know the majority of the tibble fighters martín in the south of the country are opposing the warlord honey for hefted first of all second of all it's a very strategic because of its location as you know mosaic on the map is the can connecting link between civil towns and us

in benghazi eventually led to the toppling of longtime leader moammar gadhafi a libyan celebrated being free of the leadership that spanned four decades but while many say much has changed political divisions are still taking their toll on the country without the one who has more from tripoli. many people families are heading out driving out of heading up to the square where they're going to celebrate and mark the anniversary this anniversary comes amid political rivalries division and military conflict but you can. as we have spoken to people. there are kind of three categories of people in libya these days the first category of the seventeenth of february volution riis there are celebrating the anniversary no matter what despite all the consequence is that people have suffered from during the past eight years despite all the internal conflicts the second category is those who are supporting the warlords and many of those people are now with a great thing the fact that they have rose up against gadhafi because they say that they have lost a lot the country have. the country has slipped

at least four fighters loyal to the libyan warlord have been killed fighting broke out with another armed group during battles in a town in the south have to libyan national army is seeking to expand its control in the south its main stronghold is in benghazi in the east of the country the world health organization says the campaign which began two weeks ago has left fourteen dead and wounded many more. at least thirty two palestinians have been injured after israeli forces opened fire on protesters hundreds gathered for the weekly demonstrations near the border fence of the gaza strip on friday the rallies began almost a year ago demanding that palestinians be allowed to return to their lands and homes that now sit inside israel the un envoy to the middle east and an egyptian delegation are meeting representatives in gaza to find ways to stop the protests from us and you are it's unprecedented that a meeting brings the united nations egypt and the movement leadership here to gaza this indicates two things the first one is the palestinian national project in its integrity and the palestin

cell phone ringing) (land line phone rings) officials say the u.s. drone strike near sirte, on the libyantline, killed six militants, including idris al bouri. during the 1980s, al bouri was a high-ranking member of the mujahideen in afghanistan, and most recently pledged his loyalty to the terrorist group hizb al-shahid. in related news, russia has announced that it is set to begin preliminary talks with the united states... (phone ringing) ...with an eye toward forming a coalition-- (turns off tv) hello. vet's here. the issue with buttercup's leg isn't a sprain. it's a tumor. the mri showed he's suffering from lymphosarcoma. how bad? it's very advanced. and there are other tumors, and it's metastasized into his liver. are you saying that it's terminal? what about chemo? -shh... -i mean, there's got to be some kind of treatment. the thing is, i'm afraid he's in pain. we can't have thatno, we t when do we need to do this? dr. klein: whenever you're ready. is there really no other choice? as difficult as it is, i think elizabeth is making the best decision. i'd like to have the day with hi

a libyan general went in, took over the oil field. the market was skeptical. they were hoping to see more supply come on line. that didn't happen. once larry kudlow talked to start varney, everything broke loose. oil prices started to follow the market down. stocks are important for oil traders. if we get talks down, demand for oil could be very, very strong. probably we'll have not enough oil demand. if it falls apart, it is anybody's guess. a lot of volatility. we'll be watching it close. melissa: great report as always, phil. thanks for that. connell: sounds like phil was trying to blame stuart varney and larry kudlow for the world's problems. melissa: it seems fair, today anyway. tomorrow could be a totally different story. connell: tomorrow could be opposite, give them credit. >>> tracking you without your permission. there is a new report revealing many popular iphone apps are recording your screen without your knowledge you believe this? melissa: what? i actually do. connell: no way to tell when it is happening. >> president trump denouncing the actions

eve because they're going to get a name like jobs or foreign from ops like to look them up on the libyan don't disagree with me try to let me know when caught in the i'm no way to make them see she is very difficult to measure they're just. earlier i asked to be in the center of the verge of a friend of hers or must be those who have either of them to do with her about the new theory or rather just as with going to her cereal for them to see that. no the last time i did this meeting was the signing of in this thing in a moment to call on benefit my lesson time and. i'm holding a second test some of the corner i want to see if i'm on the left and doing nothing so i left the shop only on my the street this is a. very nice time on the color of. course about your home and none of this may be listening. to see on the matter behind a pub on a mass on the border. then this is the last time i looked nice in two thousand when it's a scot it implicitly sponsored by you know lebanon was a lot of in the spirit on the north who can help us with school i mean this thing i'm about to head to head wasn'

at least since two thousand and eleven the libyan crisis and they have been. somehow quiet for some time to work you need to leave the government has changed. and the current government there's been a very clear. the distrust between the government of the italy in the one france is a probable foot showing that. a state cannot accept so what has been done in the other one instead claims that politically correct do you do even you still as a policy that does not lead but let us follow and basically it follows the lead of the united states even to a number of your e.u. states who more or less agree without taking the step of recognizing one cradle as environ president and then there are others who do take a stand like italy. the us government has rolled out negotiations with venezuelan president nicolas maduro washington's a special envoy for venezuela elliott abrams urged the world powers to communicate only with countries opposition leader one quite artie's rachel blevins as more. special envoy to venezuela elliott abrams is speaking out today and he's saying t

at least since two thousand and eleven the libyan crisis and they have been. of some help like for some time until you need to leave the government has changed . and so we the current government has been very clear. distrust between the government of the italy in the one the france case of the high speed train there's been whole tears of the problems with the migrants on the border. the we have also to acknowledge the fact that france holds a huge chunk of italian public debt something like four times bigger chunk than any other european nation. so there are a number of issues that make this relationship very complicated. and each side is taking a stand for a confrontation. issue off most of the time that maybe could have been played a lower level than it is today it is anyway very disgraceful that two western countries two european members are acting. really in this in this aggressive way now i mean what would you make pallor of the timing of all this could be could it be looking to advance its policies after some resistance from the e.u. over its budget for

senator marco rubio has tweeted images of the late libyan leader moammar gadhafi is he was about to be brutally murdered tweets not caption with president favored theme for rubio's recent messages many are interpreted it as a warning to madeira. because nothing says human rights like gloating over a human being getting sodomized to death with a bye and that marco rubio just posted photos of gadhafi being lynched in an open death threat to madeira libya is now a slave state thanks to us you mark or you had the reach to peace of who should immediately resign marco rubio's feet has become like a manic paranoid regime change demanding boss account would probably be investigated for suspicious activity by the twitter authorities if he was not a u.s. senator but reaction to the post has not been limited to twitter the bonus now a petition demanding the senator's resignation with accusations rubio is promoting violence against the head of state political analyst chris bambery believes the tweet is part of a larger u.s. propaganda plan. well i think it's all part of a strategy of tension as th

wrote in to some extent to produce food with the libyan medical school. of american the just lation not accept the roof of europeans as such on the advent of know exactly that it least some european member states sensitive about this subject about this pipeline especially. it's your neighbor to. very extremely sensitive suffer before it got to russia of rome is. as the russians true but it's historical but only. as long as you fall and stick to vis construction of this pipeline which is for me useful for the future of relationship russia europe as i think there will be no danger grips russia. in the effort true did say to tranquilize a bit decide before it was a proposal of the table to move remember well when to create. a junction. from drug need to produce over its pipeline in order to tranquilize to some extent for produce oil i remember in response to the speculation on your problem. i just want to ask you a question about your foreign minister because around here in response to the speculation on sanctions. mr mass recently sat that questions of euro

senator marco rubio tweeted images of the late libyan leader moammar gadhafi as he was about to be brutally murdered the tweet is not captions but many are interpret it as a warning to the venezuelan president. because nothing says human rights like gloating over a human being getting sodomized to death with by and marco rubio just posted photos of gadhafi being lynched in an open death threat to madeira libya is now a slave state thanks to us. had the reste piece of who should immediately resign marco rubio's feet has become like a manic paranoid regime change demanding boss account would probably be investigated for suspicious activity by the twitter authorities if he was not a us senator. well marco rubio has been a vocal critic of president maduro since the crisis began and has openly called for an armed insurrection to depose him when the senator from florida traveled to the venezuelan colombian border with the first delivery of humanitarian aid from washington he called maturing as government a mafia organization well our trade out the post has not being confined to social media there

the situation very much and i have to remember in two thousand and eleven in syria in libya in the libyan case germany put took a no neutral position because they abstained in the security council and did not take part in the regime change war afterwards and even into solving three in the iraq. war we did not directly support. that region change war so i think it would be much better to not to side together with the most aggressive forces now like the us in the business of venus a valiant case appreciate your thoughts on the current situation in venezuela my guest andre whom co d. link a party member thank you. thank you very much. the political crisis in venezuela is also having an effect in the u.s. state of florida is now being criticized for the twenty twenty white house run for the presidency. explains how the crisis is poised to shape the way florida is going to votes next year. here's a quiz for you it's up to these guys with venezuelan flags to decide which of the following who the next leader in as well is going to be what's going to be done with their country's oil reserves what

of at least since two thousand and eleven the libyan crisis and they have been. somehow quiet for some time to worry need to leave the government has changed. and with the current government there has been a very clear. distrust between the government of the italy and the one that france is a probable foot showing that. a state cannot accept so we're just going down and the other one is that claims that politically correct you do even you still as a policy that does not lead but follow and basically it follows the lead of the united states even to a number of your e.u. states who more or less agree without taking the step recognizing one where you go as president and then there are others who do take a stand like italy. left out of pocket is the claim by the u.s. president on ice or fate in syria and iraq saying it's remaining territories will be recaptured by next week donald trump made the statement of a major counterterrorism conference in washington d.c. yesterday went and stay. it should be formally announced sometime probably next week that we will have one