colonel moammar gadhafi was the libyan leader from 1969 to 2011. he was a controversial figure with an ambiguous relationship with the west. his erratic behavior made it easy for the u.s. and europe to portray him as an out of control figure behind terrorist attacks conspiracies and scandals. but there was more to this relationship than was obvious cell at the time. in 2004 the west suddenly rebranded to gadhafi from public enemy number one to their new best friend. but all the while gadhafi is intelligence service the cia and the british and i 6 cooperated with each other in ways few suspected at the time. one such case was that of in all shake our lead he said to have run a military camp in afghanistan. he was captured by the pakistanis in afghanistan after the fall of the taliban in 2001 and then handed over to the americans at baghran air base for interrogation by the f.b.i. . but the cia decided our libby was a high ranking al qaeda figure and sent him to egypt to be interrogated. the information he provided under torture may not have been rel

colonel moammar gadhafi was the libyan leader from 1969 to 2011. he was a controversial figure with an ambiguous relationship with the west. his erratic behavior made it easy for the u.s. and europe to portray him as an out of control figure behind terrorist attacks conspiracies and scandals. but there was more to this relationship than was obvious so the time. in 2004 the west suddenly rebranded to gadhafi from public enemy number one to their new best friend. but all the while gadhafi is intelligence service the cia and the british and i 6 cooperated with each other in ways few suspected at the time. one such case was that of in all shake our lead he said to have run a military camp in afghanistan. he was captured by the pakistanis in afghanistan after the fall of the taliban in 2001 and then handed over to the americans at baghran air base for interrogation by the f.b.i. . but the cia decided libby was a high ranking al qaeda figure and sent him to egypt to be interrogated. the information he provided under torture may not have been reliable but

history of assassination attempts against revolutionary leaders you know frightened and that moammar gadhafi is unsafe such a unifying figure as you make him out to be will be the subject of an assassination attempt we are all under threat as i said we have been politically going to security would we have been many attempts to silence us to imagine their eyes us and there are fears for the life of many of our leaders we. our own leaders of resistance die every day in libya they are in the fight and their main target are the agents of nato what we call nato is contras in libya and we know that within a particular time not far into the future we will gain libya back not in favor of a political ideology or about particular political regime but in favor of all libyans of an inclusive political and economic system that would guarantee that libya goes back to its liberation to its projects of african liberation of being a sovereign state of being an independent state dignified state not a state in chaos managed by the west and there is your understanding that moammar gadhafi is unsafe will run in

colonel moammar gadhafi was the libyan leader from 1969 to 2011.he was a controversial figure with an ambiguous relationship with the west. his erratic behavior made it easy for the u.s. and europe to portray him as an out of control figure behind terrorist attacks conspiracies and scandals. but there was more to this relationship than was obvious so the time. in 2004 the west suddenly rebranded to gadhafi from public enemy number one to their new best friend. but all the while gadhafi is intelligence service the cia and the british and i 6 cooperated with each other in ways few suspected at the time. one such case was that of in all shake our lead he said to have run a military campaign in afghanistan. he was captured by the pakistanis in afghanistan after the fall of the taliban in 2001 and then handed over to the americans at background air base for interrogation by the f.b.i. . but the cia decided libby was a high ranking al qaeda figure and sent him to egypt to be interrogated. the information he provided under torture may not have been reliab

colonel moammar gadhafi was the libyan leader from 1969 to 2011. he was a controversial figure with an ambiguous relationship with the west. his erratic behavior made it easy for the u.s. and europe to portray him as an out of control figure behind terrorist attacks conspiracies and scandals. but there was more to this relationship than was obvious so the time. in 2004 the west suddenly rebranded to gadhafi from public enemy number one to their new best friend. but all the while gadhafi is intelligence service the cia and the british and i 6 cooperated with each other in ways few suspected at the time. one such case was that of in all shake our lead he said to have run a military camp in afghanistan. he was captured by the pakistanis in afghanistan after the fall of the taliban in 2001 and then handed over to the americans at background air base for interrogation by the f.b.i. . but the cia decided libby was a high ranking al qaeda figure and sent him to egypt to be interrogated. the information he provided under torture may not have been reliable

state dignified state not a state in chaos managed by the west there is your understanding that moammar gadhafi is unsafe will run in any future election and in a democratic vote he would win the vote well it's very important 1st to establish what kind of political context will exist because we are very much aware of how the west manipulates the political process and how they manage to keep the crisis going while benefiting from its consequences so for us the heart of the matter is not for safe to run for presidency but for see if the green the resistance to represent their alternative to the crisis and to gather the libyan people around them and to defeat the foreign conspiracy against the country and to get libya back how is he how is he survived a tall is it your understanding he was attacked by british backed islamists who have been trying to kill him would you say after the major one. he was with his comrades he was bombed by nato in 2011 in which he was injured and then he was captured by a militia but they treated him quite well and then the militias became their his very own supporters

recognize government various groups have been vying for power since the 2011 uprising against moammar gadhafi. iran has released an australian couple detained for spying australia's foreign minister said the charges against the pair have been dropped after sensitive negotiations travel bloggers jolie king and mark firkins spent 3 months in jail for allegedly using a drone to take pictures of banned area. nearly 75 years after the end of world war 2 the remains of thousands of soldiers are still buried in the ground many of them lie along the german polish border now a small organization has taken up the daunting task of properly burying soldiers who were killed on the eastern front. very carefully a swiss anthropologist and an italian student dig in the soil around the skeleton they're searching for clues about the age and identity of the deceased the 6 set of remains found at this excavation they believe he was a soviet soldier. who wouldn't cakes and there were left on the battlefield when the war ended because there were too many bodies to bury them all as they were often placed in militar

colonel moammar gadhafi was the libyan leader from 1969 to 2011. he was a controversial figure with an ambiguous relationship with the west. his erratic behavior made it easy for the u.s. and europe to portray him as an out of control figure behind terrorist attacks conspiracies and scandals. but there was more to this relationship than was obvious so the time. in 2004 the west suddenly rebranded to get africa from public enemy number one to their new best friend. but all the while gadhafi is intelligence service the cia and the british m i 6 cooperated with each other in ways few suspected at the time. one such case was that of in all shake our lead he said to have run a military camp in afghanistan. he was captured by the pakistanis in afghanistan after the fall of the taliban in 2001 and then handed over to the americans at background air base for interrogation by the f.b.i. . but the cia decided libby was a high ranking al qaeda figure and sent him to egypt to be interrogated. the information he provided under torture may not have been reliable

colonel moammar gadhafi was the libyan leader from 1969 to 2011. he was a controversial figure with an ambiguous relationship with the west. his erratic behavior made it easy for the u.s. and europe to portray him as an out of control figure behind terrorist attacks conspiracies and scandals. but there was more to this relationship than was obvious so the time. in 2004 the west suddenly rebranded to gadhafi from public enemy number one to their new best friend. but all the while gadhafi is intelligence service the cia and the british and i 6 cooperated with each other in ways few suspected at the time. one such case was that of in all shake our lead he said to have run a military camp in afghanistan. he was captured by the pakistanis in afghanistan after the fall of the taliban in 2001 and then handed over to the americans at baghran air base for interrogation by the f.b.i. . but the cia decided our libby was a high ranking al qaeda figure and sent him to egypt to be interrogated. the information he provided under torture may not have been reliable

colonel moammar gadhafi was the libyan leader from 1969 to 2011. he was a controversial figure with an ambiguous relationship with the west. his erratic behavior made it easy for the u.s. and europe to portray him as an out of control figure behind terrorist attacks conspiracies and scandals. but there was more to this relationship than was obvious so the time. in 2004 the west suddenly rebranded to get africa from public enemy number one to their new best friend. but all the while gadhafi is intelligence service the cia and the british and i 6 cooperated with each other in ways few suspected at the time. one such case was that of in all shake our lead he said to have run a military camp in afghanistan. he was captured by the pakistanis in afghanistan after the fall of the taliban in 2001 and then handed over to the americans at background air base for interrogation by the f.b.i. . but the cia decided libby was a high ranking al qaeda figure and sent him to egypt to be interrogated. the information he provided under torture may not have been reliab

welcome back i'm still with was abraham former spokesperson to moammar gadhafi you see the british government the international trade department the british government and simulate about words and later nations say they share the goals of how you articulated them their. scribing them to get a free they are interested in that you you claim actually they're more interested the factor in helping al-qaeda nicest on the shores of the mediterranean well this is an old british strategy i have to admit it has been successful and the british used it in their empire from the 19th century and then other other imperialist nations got the lesson and they have been utilizing it very well it's the management of crisis what you do is you come to a context of a country and you introduce chaos through war through internal conflict religious division i.q. patient whatever means you have and then you keep the chaos going you manage the crisis because through the management of chaos you are able to make sure that this context is weak. it sub or donated to you you can rob the wealth of this context and then you ca

comments during a press conference in italy on wednesday meanwhile the former official spokesman for moammar gadhafi here told r.t. that the us is responsible for libya's collapse singling out former american secretary of state hillary clinton in particular while washington continues to deny these allegations and we can watch the full interview on saturday and on monday here on r.t. and also on our web site r.t. dot com what did you feel when you saw hillary clinton talk about gadhafi far from in those terms but the fact that basically. the real hillary clinton is a war criminal she knew what was happening in libya she understood and this was revealed in her e-mails that were leaked by wiki leaks she said very clearly that the charges against gaddafi where at least exaggerated and that the french were into this because of the libyan gold and because of their objection to what khadafi was doing in africa but she went along with it because she knew that with the collapse of deference libya they will have the states and europe a greater chance of controlling africa which they did. the americans now hav

we're back on saturday with a going underground world exclusive we fly to berlin to speak to moammar gadhafi spokesperson music and bring him now in the green resistance movement 8 years to the month since his media was murdered in the u.k. back destruction of africa's which is because of the country and be sure to subscribe to our you tube channels you don't miss it see that. rather than force a lot i know comes out of the cold war you are the sort of one among what i would all i'm. a finalist for the main t.v. way to high is not the high i might. get this month when the sun shone. full of hope totally unknown to me just a lot of the. fancy it is someone who did the boards. to. join me every thursday on the elec simon short and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. you can smell b.s. powell it's a bit like voting ed but with chemical potential people in the french city of rwandan munging the tree from the north or it's easy to find as a local chemical factory there with officials in fish is safe to breathe and. you can talk t

we're back on saturday with a going underground world exclusive we fly to berlin to speak to moammar gadhafi spokesperson was that you bring him now of the green resistance movement 8 years to the month since his neither was murdered in the u.k. back destruction of africa's riches pick up in a country that the shorter subscribe to you joe johns you don't miss it's you that's. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accept the reject. so when you want to be president i'm sure. you somehow want to. have to go right to the press that's what before 3 in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters of my college. friends should. run to follow on that comes out of the cold war you get out of the set up one among what i would all i'm. a fondness for the main tea they tell you not the hi i'm i said. at the salon months in front of the sun shone. so close to the muslim youth a lot of the. men that he is someone that we didn't bore. lattimer put in a 1000 russia will. interfere in the 2020 u.s. presidential election but. you can smell the b.s. foul it's a

we're back on saturday with a going underground world exclusive we fly to berlin to speak to moammar gadhafi spokesperson music abraham now of the green resistance movement 8 years to the month since his leader was murdered in the u.k. back destruction of africa's richest per capita country and that be sure to subscribe to your channels you don't miss it see that. 70 years ago this week china started down the path of communist rule over the past few decades china has emerged or rather really emerged as a leading world power rivaling the us the communist party can rightfully claim a string of stunning successes but challenges remain what's next for china's extraordinary revolution. why a paradise with some around turned into a round the experimentation field the agricultural chemicals we know that these chemicals have consequences they are major irritants there's no question otherwise why would that the chemical company workers themselves be geared up and suited up locals attempt to combat the on regulated experiments but often in day you have many of these people who have one foot into the b

at that period, we saw moammar gadhafi make an unambiguous decision that he and libya would be better off without developing nuclear weapons. he came to that decision for a variety of reasons -- because of the overthrow of saddam hussein by a u.s.-led coalition, the subsequent capture of saddam hussein, and the seizure of the ship the bbc china and its delivery of nuclear components -- uranium enrichment components -- manufactured by the a.q. khan proliferation network that told him that we knew what he was up to. at that point, he made the clear decision that he was going to give up nuclear weapons. we have seen not only nothing like that from north korea, as i say, we have seen the opposite. and i think it's important to understand that the current north korean moratorium on testing of nuclear weapons and testing of icbms, intercontinental-range ballistic missiles, tells us nothing about either north korea's intention or its strategy as it's playing out. one reason -- one very good, very troubling reason why there's no more testing of nuclear weapons for the moment or of long-range

capital in april libya has been mired in violence and uprising toppled and killed longtime leader moammar gadhafi in 2011. the search operation is underway for an estimated 30 people missing after a boat capsized making the crossing from north africa to italy 13 women are known to have died some of them pregnant the boat overturned in rough seas off the italian island of lampedusa in the early hours of monday morning as a coast guard vessel was preparing to rescue the refugees and migrants on board 22 people were pulled out of the sea and taken to lampedusa more than a 1000 people have died so far this year trying to make the dangerous mediterranean crossing. now a scottish court has rejected a legal bid to force u.k. prime minister bars johnson to ask for a bricks and delay where judges considered whether johnson could be jailed if he takes the u.k. out of the european union without a deal johnson has previously said to comply with a new law which forces him to prevent and no deal bricks that on a top of the 31st now north korea's ambassador to the united nations has condemned an upcoming securi

he sounded like saddam hussein after torturing people, moammar gadhafi after torturing people.un-american, deeply troubling. i'm curious. let's step back from the president's bungling stage craft, step back from all of his un-american strongman instincts and let's just look at the geopolitical implications of what happened yesterday. what are your thoughts, how does this shape the fight against isis, the fight against islamic terrorism in the months to come? >> once again, it demonstrates the capability, which is truly impressive and global, when you marry up american soldiers. in this case, special operation soldiers with american intelligence. when we're willing and able to act that way, it's impressive. that's the clear upside. the downside is given the nature of the adversary, the phrase you used before, there's no battleship missouri day. you can't decapitate its leadership. it's an open-ended struggle. we can't do victory dances based on a day because tomorrow, for all we know, we'll be attacked somewhere else. just as important, what worries me is we've unilaterally remo