a thesis in the london school of economics these things were all completely wrong in one thing mr gadhafi was a dictator and he has been a dictator all along everybody has seen the downing of the airplane in lockerbie in one thousand eight hundred days so what other prove the unique we knew it and still they go there to start kissing etc and just just a few months later they have one bit so i think it is a real has been a reality check for european leaders who are trying to in case african dictators to be more careful has immigration policy to be you've been a success one of the aims of libya mr gadhafi was to make a sort of a gate for any great. to europe through it's way to early and putting pressure on the european union and getting billions of euro in. but of course here again our immigration policy is not yet really a common immigration policy there are lots of problems there's a flow of people from africa from northern african states that we've not been able to deal with that yes we have proclaimed a common integration policy ten years ago and still it doesn't work so a lot of peopl

been a success one of the aims of libya mr gadhafi was to make a sort of a gate for any great. into europe through ritter lee and putting pressure on the european union and getting billions of euro in return but of course here again our immigration policy is not yet really a common immigration policy there are lots of problems there's a flow of people from africa from northern africa in particular and we've not been able to deal with that yet we have proclaimed a common immigration policy ten years ago and still it doesn't work as a lot of people getting a lot of people are illegal. and lots of people do not get a chance to get integrated in europe. so i think it's something we have to work on and this is one of the of of the of the focus points of the core task the european union should do rather than spend its time on all these petty projects these are policy areas we have to master in a very short period of time. i think member of the european parliament thank you for speaking with r.t. . twenty years ago the largest country. where did it take. the official. touch from the.

mr. gadhafi. in libya we didn't have the army or military force that saddam hussein had access to.ou didn't have that kind of leadership coming from the europeans in iraq that we had in libya. but setting it aside, the president bush felt we tried the u.n. we didn't get satisfaction with respect to to hussein's weapons of mass destruction programs. our intelligence had it wrong, and i presented that intelligence to the united states people and the american people and to the world. it was wrong. nevertheless, we went in and got rid of a person who would have gone back to developing these weapons of mass destruction in my humble judgment if he had been released from u.n. sanctions. i was hoping that the u.n. would work. i persuaded the president to go to the u.n., see if we can resolve it that way. if we can avoid this war and satisfy our problem with weapons of mass destruction, we should do that. but he had to make the decision, along with mr. blair and other western leaders. so we went in, and we took out the regime. my big disappointment -- i fully supported that. my big disappoi

year in september there was an arab league summit in syria to libya and silvio berlusconi who says mr gadhafi is hand so no doubt a lot of things were really go through here it is a lot of very uncomfortable that the regime's own information would be given by saif al islam gadhafi the son so i think he will one way or another besides i've been through life imprisonment or through execution or through some of the lynching parade as we saw with one more of the duffy only a month ago in libya just briefly there if he was sentenced to death how would the international community react to that what would it do for the entities reputation and indeed for a country supposedly in transition to being a democratic country what would it not be harmful to libya's reputation well but i don't think anybody cares about what reputation of being or not this basically has to do with it basically has to do with more modest the idea of introducing a goal the dinar it has to do with the fact that under gadhafi libya central bank was in the pendant of the international banking cartel so justice is not part of the fo

mr. gadhafi.nd libya did not have the kind of army and military force that saddam hussein had access to, and you didn't have that kind of leadership coming from the europeans in iraq that we had in libya. but setting it aside, the president felt, president bush felt that we tried the u.n. we didn't get satisfaction with respect to mr. hussein's weapons of mass destruction programs. our intelligence had it wrong, and i more than anyone presented that intelligence to the united states people and the american people and to the world. but it was wrong. nevertheless, we went in and got rid of a person who would have gone back to developing these weapons of mass destruction in my humble judgment if he had been released from u.n. sanctions. i was hoping that the u.n. would work. i persuaded the president to go to the u.n., see if we can resolve it that way. because i thought if we could avoid this war and satisfy our problem with weapons of mass destruction, we should do that. but he had to make the deci

mr. obama's aggressiveness after gadhafi was toppled and finally mitt romney returned to his original positions president obama didn't act fast enough. the response so far to anybody who might question whether or not mitt romney knows anything about foreign policy, he's never worked in foreign policy in his life, the response from the republican establishment is essentially don't worry, he's surrounding himself with a great foreign policy team. that's what they said about george w. bush, too. in the case of mitt romney, though, the great foreign policy team mitt romney is loading up with are foreign policy advisers from the last republican administration, which would be the administration of george w. bush. if there's one thing the american people think of when they want to be comforted about foreign policy expertise, naturally it's the administration of george w. bush. >> can you name the president of chechnya?ç >> no, can you? >> and the prime minister of india? >> the new prime minister of india is -- uh -- no. >> joining us is pulitzer prize winning columnist for "washington post," gene r

mr. ocampo will be traveling to libya next week to coordinate efforts to bring saif gadhafi to justice. he's wanted by the international criminal court but libyans also want to see him stand trial here in tripoli. that's a matter that's yet to be resolved. >> thanks so much from tripoli. other news from overseas now. police in egypt forcefully cleared cairo's tahrir square one day after a massive demonstration there. when darkness fell police fired tear gas and warning shots. 160 people were hurt and a police van burned. gentleman back in this country los angeles investigators are taking a look at the death of actress natalie wood. actor christopher walken hired lawyer. he was on the yacht when wood went overboard back in 1981 but police don't consider him a suspect. kareen wynter brings us up to speed. >> reporter: the los angeles county sheriff's department says woods' husband at the time, robert wagner who was on the yacht the night she died they say he's not a suspect but still this hasn't stopped investigators from taking a second look at this mysterious case. natalie wood was one

gadhafi. now the once-acting prime minister has turned over his reign to a successor. potentially leaving the nation in a perilous transitional state. welcome, mrnice to be here. >> so the first thing i have to ask you is, why are you leaving at such a critical moment? >> well, i'm not leaving. i'm just trying to play a different role. and i think it's a more critical role, you know. trying to -- >> but you said when you -- sort of when you intimated your resignation, you said, look, in order to run -- to do my job, i need an army, i need functioning police, i need to be able to take control of this country. and i don't have any of that. so i'm leaving. that's a pretty -- this a pretty bleak picture of how things are going in libya. >> well, that's -- that's the truth to some extent. you see, the reason for that, i think we have started the political battle a little bit prematurely, you know. what happened by deliberation of tripoli all of a sudden the political competition started. we, who were involved with the liberation of tripoli and the total libyan territory, were not prepared for that. therefore, i thought -- i'm not equipped, and i am

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