go to you first as a western narrative of this conflict in syria based on distortions manipulations linus and videotape the overall narrative i think is pretty accurate but of course the spin always tends to lean towards western perceptions maybe it's not that there aren't severe human rights abuses by the syrian regime there certainly are but when you contrast to the coverage of bahrain. or allied regimes that are being challenged by popular movements you can really tell different similarly while the the bulk of the struggle against assad has been nonviolent there are also extremist elements involved including including terrorist groups this angle has been downplayed somewhat so so so the short answer is yes there are certain so certainly some exaggerations going on that are you are served to. national political opinion but you know these are real these are real ok we got to tel aviv mr ambassador what do you think of western media coverage one sided biased. you know pretty much what we just heard. obviously as you said there is an information warfare it is part of this conflict as it is

everything isn't it max well you know we have an invitation to go to iceland with my friend who goes to linus price to talk with the some parliamentarians up there and so you're invited i'm invited so if your schedules permitting hopefully we can fly up there with here goes jet and talk to the icelandic people but i want to talk to you about in the nineteen eighties or so during the law i just commend them for kicking out the fad it's really great and that's part of my campaign is that you know peace legalization and kicking out the fed all problem solved well the icelandic government has now hired bounty hunters to track down the bank stirrers to take them to justice is this something that the u.s. should consider the u.s. should definitely consider it and they and people here are considering it and people are starting to understand that they do have the moral authority as well as the legal authority in many cases to arrest criminals you know under citizen citizen arrest people people do have the right to stop you know to protect themselves against predators you know the seems to me that ove

interest it is a very interesting double standard and thanks so much for coming on my pleasure neal linus. howard university professor willett wilmer leon. when tensions rising by the day in syria much light isn't put on the regime's dealings with the recent release of syria gate the some two point five million e-mails in the new us wiki leaks communication dump the emails are said not to only highlight communications relating to the assad regime but also to expose the popper state of western rhetoric and actions against the region but the infamous leaks from the whistleblower organization may be coming to a halt that's because wiki leaks is nearly out of cash the group says its funds will run out a couple of months unless donations drastically increase the organization has had difficulties raising funds since visa master card and pay pal among others have caved to the u.s. government pressure to pull its avenues to donate through which many have decried as an act of corporate censorship to counteract the financial blockade wiki leaks is now saying it can accept cash donations through a f

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just like blindness, you know, with your blankie -- just like linus. the biggest thing is the materials in the rackets -- they are so light. but the aerodynamics -- you can hit so much harder. the sweet spot is a lot bigger. i can go on and on. and all the pros today are talking about the strain they use. it has little shark sinks -- little sharp things. the spin takes more. everything is exaggerated. the slice and the topspin are exaggerated. they have control we never would have dreamed up. it.athletes -- let's face the training, the nutrition -- all the information available on how to train is so much better. much more dynamic. the kinetic linkage that they use when they hit. we were taught to be very static. it has totally evolves. -- evolved. every generation just gets better. if you are an older person and keep talking about the glory days, that is fine, but the kids are better. >> do you agree that the pros should go but to wooden racquets as a way to bring variety, strategy, and subtlety back to the game? >> he is absolutely a genius. i love th

take linus pauling come the genius of hms. certainly a fellow traveler.great sport of the soviet union. he won not just the nobel peace prize, which began life as the stalin peace prize and he said the price of the soviet war to have been the price from under regions. but a first when the chemistry prize, which was for his advocacy of the new year test cowlishaw truax was signed by president kennedy and other cold warriors. so what do you do at that? i think the political life what was that price? maybe not so much. >> i want to talk about what the nobel winners. before you do it, some being you think about, which was the notion of peace and the wrestling with that. how do you see the concept? you have an essay that is a slippery concept that alfred laid down. did you come out of the experience thinking that that kind of fluidity was good? or do you think that they're certain different guidelines are really think about peace but it's more useful? what is peace from your view? >> there's political peace or national peace or world peace. there's individual