spread of the mubarak of egypt. i believe he was the same people that run the country in the same direction and that's very unfortunate because the outcome of barak was very very clear and i don't think he'd have a second term to look forward for with this practice and to do it on the streets and the quality and the lack of security the unemployment has to meet new generation problems early before forcing his agenda on the people but it's exactly that the loss of confidence in the law and order that the corruption and also of course people's lives they haven't improved at all since the revolution the standard of living is very poor for so many there is of the issues he really has to address now. these are issues just address now security and it's very very. real it's real situation i was. there and more people are arming themselves really looking for protection for loans forms. that were stated you see got through to a country. people like levy the theory that since. the early security they were living not well but

spread of the mubarak of egypt. i believe he was the same people that run the country to see action and that's very unfortunate because the outcome of barak was very very clear and i don't think he'd have a second term to look forward for with this practice and to do it on the streets and to tell it to. the lack of security the unemployment has me new to me problems early before forcing his agenda on the people but it's exactly that the loss of confidence in the lower in order that the corruption and also of course people's lives they haven't improved at all since the revolution the standard of living is very poor for so many those are the issues he really has to address now. these are issues just address now security and it's very very. real it's real dire situation and i was that is that in december and more people are arming themselves really looking for protection for loans for. it's really devastating to see you into a country. people like levy the theory that since. the early security they were living well but

he's repeating the mistake over the acts of the mubarak of egypt easy to see that he did i believe he uses the people that run the country in the same fashion and that's very unfortunate because the outcome of mubarak was very very clear and i don't think you have a second to them to look forward to walk with this kind of with this practice continuing on the street under the toilet seat and the lack of security the unemployment it has meet a new generation of problems really for forcing his agenda on the people. there was nothing changing the reality that people are working and training under mubarak for thirty years they are running from there see him as ebooks the ground is the protocols the only way they know how to do with the actual moment where the police are still there and running the country with the seat that big the learn. the dealership of mubarak and they don't know how to do it differently you can always check artie's twitter feed for the latest on what's happening in cairo belcher who's report you just saw is also posting her own updates check it out. russia's foreign m

i was persecuted under mubarak and was stupid enough to believe that he was the problem and everything would improve when he was overthrown. i should have known better because i was brought up in a family of islamic extremists. now that the muslim brotherhood is in power, i have come to realize that they are much more dangerous than mubarak ever was. >> there are 1470 marks on the cover of this book, each representing a day karim spent in an egyptian prison -- kareem spent in prison. he was incarcerated for almost four years with felons. his alleged crime -- blasphemy. the authorities were trying to break him. >> the guard first greeted me by saying, "a drug dealer was in the cell before you and we thank him. his evil spirit haunts the sell every night." i said, "i like ghosts. at least i will not be all alone." >> he was also tortured, but he will not talk about it. his parents never visited him. during his trial, his father called for the death penalty. since he has arrived in poland, he has had no contact with anyone in his family. they have disowned him. all he has left to remember

i was persecuted under mubarak and was stupid enough to believe that he was the problem and everything would improve when he was overthrown. i should have known better because i was brought up in a family of islamic extremists. now that the muslim brotherhood is in power, i have come to realize that they are much more dangerous than mubarak ever was. >> there are 1470 marks on the cover of this book, each representing a day karim spent in an egyptian prison -- kareem spent in prison. he was incarcerated for almost four years with felons. his alleged crime -- blasphemy. the authorities were trying to break him. >> the guard first greeted me by saying, "a drug dealer was in the cell before you and we thank him. his evil spirit haunts the sell every night." i said, "i like ghosts. at least i will not be all alone." >> he was also tortured, but he will not talk about it. his parents never visited him. during his trial, his father called for the death penalty. since he has arrived in poland, he has had no contact with anyone in his family. they have disowned him. all he has left to remember

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he's repeating the mistake over the acts of the mubarak of egypt is the same doubt that i believe he was it's the people that run the country in the same fashion and that's very unfortunate that the good outcome of barak is very very clear and i don't think he ever up to the second to them to look forward with this kind of this practice continues on the street and the outcome of the. lack of security the unemployment and yes meet a new generation drug problem. or forcing his agenda on the people there would have little or nothing changes with the reality that people are working and training under mubarak for thirty years they are running from the c m s y e books the amnesty for the pools these only way to know how to deal with the block actually not where the police are still there and running the country with the seat that big the learn. the dealership of mubarak and they don't know how to do it differently and always check out our team's twitter feed for the latest on what's happening in cairo bell true whose report you just saw is also posting her own updates throughout site. it's

certainly not mubarak we have to remember mubarak was in power for thirty years which is quite a substantial period of time for a president to stay in office for morsi it's not just more see that the people are rising but against it's morsi and the muslim brotherhood i mean islam a fascist group together was more see they are trying to pass their own agenda working for their own benefit and bypassing the egyptian people the egyptian people rise against mubarak was four main demands freedom social justice human dignity and bread and this is not been accomplished so far what about the peace agreement signed yesterday is it likely to have any effect at all. d.d. the statement that was issued there yesterday it's represents the individuals who cosigned that it does not hold trends in the streets of egypt those who have signed that some of them have openly indorse morsi during the year are now for the presidential during the presidential elections so it only represent those who signed it and not the masses of the people the gyptian people demands have been overlooked and this is just a beginning

the mubarak of egypt easy to see that it i believe he was it's the people that run the country to see the action and that's very unfortunate for the good outcome of our it was very very clear and i don't think you have a second term to look forward for which is kind of this practice continuing on the street and the brutality and the lack of security the unemployment it has to meet a new generation of problems really for forcing his agenda on the people. there was nothing changing the reality that people are working and training under mubarak for thirty years they are running from there is the in the books the grandest day for the rules the only way to not be their top echelon of the police is still there and running the country with the seat that big the learn. the dealership of mubarak and they don't know how to do it differently and always check our teens twitter feed for the latest on what's happening in cairo belt through his report we saw earlier his posting her own updates as well you can check them all out. russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov met with the leader of syria's

the mubarak of egypt. i believe he uses the people that run the country in the same fashion and that's very unfortunate because the outcome of mubarak was very very clear. that the second term to look forward for which is kind of this practice continuing on the street and the eternity and the lack of security the unemployment it has meet a new generation problem really for. the people. there is nothing changing the reality that people who work in and train under mubarak for years they are running from there's the in the books the people because the only way to know how to do the top echelons of the police is still there and running the country with the seat that. the leadership of mubarak and they don't know how to do differently. it was on wednesday when news of israel's air strike on syria broke the arab league slammed israel for its alleged as strikes describing it as a flagrant aggression and a violation of syria's sovereignty and moscow said that if the attack is confirmed it will be an abuse of the u

certainly not mubarak we have to remember mubarak was in power for thirty years which is quite a substantial period of time for a president to stay in office for morsi it's not just more see that the people are rising against it's morsi and the muslim brotherhood i mean islamofascism group together was more see they are trying to pass their own agenda working for their own benefit bypassing the egyptian people the egyptian people rise against mubarak was four main demands freedom social justice human dignity and bread and this is not been accomplished so far what about the peace agreement signed yesterday is it likely to have any effect at all. d.d.d. statement that was issued there yesterday it's represents the individuals who cosigned that it does not hold trends in the streets of egypt those who have signed it some of them have openly indorse morsi during the run off for the presidential during the presidential elections so it only represent those who signed it and not the masses of the people the egyptian people demands have been overlooked and this is just a beginning is going to be tou

this is very unfortunate for them or he's repeating the mistake over the acts of the mubarak of egypt easy to see that they did i believe he was the people that run the country the same fashion and that's very unfortunate for the good outcome of barak is very very clear and i don't think he ever up to the second to them to look forward with this kind of this practice in continuing on the street and the brutality and the lack of security the unemployment and yes meet the need to be problem really for forcing his agenda on the people there would have little or nothing changing create with the reality that people are working and training under mubarak for thirty years they are running from the c.m.s. with ebooks the dealer amnesty for the pools these only way to know how to deal with the actual moment where the police are still there and running the country with the seat that big the learn. the dealership of mubarak and they don't know how to do it differently and always check out our teams twitter feed for the latest on what's happening in cairo bell true his report you just saw is also

as the mubarak of egypt. did i believe he was asleep people that run the country in the same fashion and that's very unfortunate but the good outcome of barak was very very clear and i don't think you have a second to them to look forward to war with this guy with this practice continuing on the street and the brutality and the lack of security the unemployment and yes meet the new generation drug problem really for forcing his agenda on the people. there was nothing changing the reality that people are working and training under mubarak for thirty years they are running from the c m s y e books the ground is the people who cools the only way to know what to do with the top echelons of the police is still there and running the country with a seat that big the learn. the dealership of mubarak and they don't know how to do it differently or you can always check our twitter feed for the latest on what's happening in cairo and bell true his report we saw earlier is also posting her own updates. russia's foreign m

there was nothing changing the reality that people are working and training under mubarak for thirty years they are running from the sea in the books the land is the protocols the only way to know how to do the top echelon for the police is still there and running the country with a seat that big they learn. the dealership they don't know how to do it differently . it was on wednesday when news of israel's as strike on syria broke the arab league slammed israel for its alleged as strikes describing it as a flagrant aggression and a violation of syria's sophron city and moscow said that if the attack is confirmed it will be an abuse of the u.n. charter a syria says israeli jets destroyed a military research center near damascus killing at least two western diplomats and syrian rebels claim the target was an convoy near lebanon's border destined for hezbollah militants iran reiterated it will continue to support syria in the face of aggression this is russia's foreign minister met the leader of the opposition syrian national coalition on the sidelines of a munich security conference bo

method of governing and i think the way the political actors see it is that mubarak was not ruthless enough and did not climb down on freedoms enough to sustain israel and this is what they're trying to remedy the you tube verdict comes in light of. you know many other decisions that clamp down on freedoms and it's no surprise that they will try to install the infrastructure necessary to clamp down on. various websites that they see as a threat to their rule where we're going to see more waves of protests and we're going to see more violence because if you look at the situation in egypt the region did not die the symbols just changed we just have new people following the same rules. but he gypped wasn't the only arab spring country plunged into turmoil this week wave of violent protests have swept through tunisia following the assassination of a secular opposition leader dozens were injured and more than three hundred people detained during the run his which ended with anti-government demonstrators clashing with police. has been following the dramatic developments in the news in capi

method of governing and i think that the way the political actor see it is that mubarak was not ruthless enough and did not climb down on freedoms enough to sustain his role and this is what they're trying to remedy the you tube verdict comes in light of. you know many other decisions that clamp down on freedoms and it's no surprise that they will try to install the infrastructure necessary to clamp down on on the various websites that they see as a threat to their rule one other thing we've seen as well is admins on facebook pages who are critical of the muslim brotherhood are being targeted and we've we're seeing more of these kind of clampdowns either in the physical realm and now they're moving on to doing it technically through you know through you tube and various other sites we can expect more of that. another country that still looking for stability following the arab spring is a tunisia it's a witness the public through this week following the assassination of a key opposition figure on wednesday crowds of protesters fought the streets of the capital tunis pinning the blame for.

method of governing and i think the way the political actor see it is that mubarak was not ruthless enough and did not climb down on freedoms enough to sustain his rule and this is what they're trying to remedy the you tube verdict comes in light of. you know many other decisions that clamp down on freedoms and it's no surprise that they will try to install the infrastructure necessary to clamp down on. various websites that they see as a threat to their rule where we're going to see more waves of protests and we're going to see more violence because if you look at the situation in egypt the region did not die the symbols just changed we just have new people following the same rules. well egypt wasn't the only arab spring country plunged into turmoil this week a wave of violent protests have swept through to news here on the assassination of a second opposition leader dozens were injured and more than three hundred people detained during the rallies which ended with anti-government demonstrators clashing with police from the national hospital following the dramatic developments in t

he's repeating the mistake over the acts of the mubarak of egypt either see it i believe he was asleep people got to run the country in the same fashion and that's very unfortunate because the outcome of all it was very limited and i don't think they have it up to the second to them to look forward to war with this current with this practice continuing on the street and the brutality and the lack of security the unemployment it has to meet a new generation of problem really for forcing his agenda on the people. there was nothing changing the reality that people are working and training under water for thirty years they are running from their c.m.s. will be books the grandest people who calls the only way to know how to do would be the top echelons of the police are still there and running the country with a seat that big they learn. the dealership of mubarak and they don't know how to do it differently or you can always check our teams twitter feed for the latest on what's happening in cairo and bell true his report we saw earlier is also posting her own updates. russia's foreign minis

ramsey baroud author and journalist joining us live from seattle ramsey very nice to see you sir mubarak quit two years ago and has been tried over the killings of protesters in the twenty eleven uprising so the number of fatalities in the ceaseless violent protests against the current president since january twenty fifth amounts to over sixty so is there a trial looming for mr morsy that. not necessarily because morsi was in fact an elected president and what has been happening since then is not exactly a popular a unified popular uproar against the addicted bitter but rather political polarization that has swept through the country for the last two years reaching the point of both sides justifying violence against one another and as it is you have these this increasing number of casualties some of it indeed due to police brutality but the political context of what is happening right now is almost entirely different from what happened two years ago and the more. a group calling itself the blog has a much as a new force and this latest string of clashes and we had a chance to speak now t

method of governing and i think the way the political actors see it is that mubarak was not ruthless enough and did not sign freedoms enough to sustain his rule and this is what they're trying to remedy the you tube verdict comes in light of. you know many other decisions that clamp down on freedoms and it's no surprise that they will try to install the infrastructure necessary to clamp down on. various websites that they see as a threat to their rule one other thing we've seen as well is admins of facebook pages who are critical of the muslim brotherhood are being targeted and we've we're seeing more of these kind of clampdowns either in the physical realm and now they're moving on to doing it technically through you know through you tube and various other sites we can expect more of that. another country that still looking for stability following the arab spring is tunisia the country's witness public fury this week following the assassination of a key opposition figure on wednesday crowds of protesters from the streets of the capital tunis appending the blameful chokri belaid murd

the mubarak of egypt. i believe he was the same people that run the country in the same fashion and that's very unfortunate because the outcome of our it was very very clear and i don't think you have a second term to look forward to walk with this car with this practice continuing on the street under the color of the. security that i'm employed in and here's me a new generation the problem really for forcing his agenda on the people. there will not be changing the reality that people are working and training under mubarak for years they are running from the same books. people who called the only way to know how to do with the national police are still there and running the country with the seat that big. dictatorship of mubarak and they don't know how to do it differently you're watching the weekly here in r t coming up this hour a final say before going behind bars we don't even realize how much of a police state the united states has become party talks to the former cia officer turned whistle blower of

well the protesters are part of the forces which to topple mubarak but i think we have to see all of this in the context of the decades long actual strategy off western imperialism and actually bringing the whole arab world the whole middle east to its knees because particularly egypt which has a very proud tradition of resistance and patrie all to defiance in terms of zionist and imperialist germany in the region particularly off their you know the father of our nationalism actually the nasr who really defied and built up egypt. and other brotherly nations in in actually developing economy developing foreign policy and developing a viable economy and all of that since one thousand nine hundred ninety one has been destroyed since the first gulf war destroying iraq which like egypt has a massive arab population but different to egypt have the added strategic bonus of oil so really i think what's happened post mubarak is that the west as ensured that one of the most important political arab nations that's that egypt has been totally destabilized and remember the egyptian government is

cuse mohamed morsi of not upholding the goals of the revolution that ousted hosni mubarak two years ago the turmoil has also been fueled by the authorities decision to block the video sharing web site you tube in the country for a month over its anti islamic content but as r.t. isabelle true reports the decision is only likely to inflame more tensions there's been a lot of condemnation of the banned by protest movements to see you keep it as a vital resource for disseminating information about human rights abuses by the security forces it's also an indication of an islam ization all of egypt has been a number of quite controversial statements made by these hardline muslim clerics in the last few weeks including a religious edict calling proposition forces to be killed and a muslim cleric speaking to an egyptian. justifying sex mob attacks on egyptian protesters in tahrir square you have a very restive country here in egypt in the last few weeks especially since the second anniversary of the journey went into five revolution when thousands gathered in the streets of egypt that complainin

well the protesters are part of the forces which to topple mubarak but i think we have to see all of this in the context of the decades long actual strategy of western imperialism and actually bringing the whole arab world the whole middle east to its knees because particularly egypt which has a very proud tradition of resistance and patchouli or to defiance in terms of zionist and imperialist in germany in the region particularly off their you know the father of our national is i'm actually you know jim i'll go nasr really defied and built up egypt at and other brotherly our nations in you know actually developing economy developing foreign policy and developing a viable economy now all of that since one thousand nine hundred ninety one has been destroyed since the first gulf war destroying iraq which like egypt has a massive arab population but different to egypt have the added strategic bonus of oil so really i think what's happened post mubarak is that the west as ensured that one of the most important political arab nations that's that egypt has been totally destabilized and rem

we know this man, mubarak told bush.arabs have different rules come in different ways he said of acting, other than president bush or other american leaders or other western leaders might approve of. mubarak and king hussein told bush time and again, let us handle this. we'll take care of the situation. after centuries of western intervention come in the arab world needed to take care of its own. bush agreed to let his arab friends give this a try for a while. he told mubarak and hussein they could try for a negotiated deal, even as the instructors of staff to seek further options in the website further options beyond the military course from which of course will enter and of course. perhaps they could focus on economic sanctions from kuwait. this is a particular popular prohibition in continental europe having chosen the military route, perhaps could limit to an air campaign, something mikhail gorbachev himself lobbied bush to do. we should be contacted george bush was not the only decision maker in the world confronted

the mubarak of egypt. that the i believe he was the same people that run the country in the same fashion and that's very unfortunate because the outcome of arc is very very clear. you have a second job to do to look forward to walk with this guy with this practice continuing on the street and the brutality and the lack of security the unemployment has to meet a new generation of problems really for forcing his agenda on the people. there was nothing changing the reality that people are working and training under mubarak for thirty years they are running from the. books of the people because its only way to know how to do with the block action not what the police are still there running the country with the seat that the. dictatorship of mubarak and they don't know how to do differently the french banks intervention in mali has been marred by and large human rights abuses with active it's accusing the joint forces of killing civilians torture and ethnic reprisals by the local army the u.i. is on to genocide

but i do think we pulled the rug out from under mubarak. i think the way it was handled, if you go to egypt today, i spent some time last week with a guy i consider my major source in that part of the world, i worked closely with for years. >> rose: who is that? >> he's a friend. i don't want to get him in trouble, but in effect what's happened is that the united states is now perceived -- for example, if you go to egypt and talk to the people who supported the arab spring they blame us for the presence of the muslim brotherhood in charge in cairo. we're the guilty party. when they were throwing eggs at hillary clinton when she was out there the community obviously, the egyptian population is split. you have some who were strong supporters as arab spring as movement for freedom and liberty and so forth but you've also -- it's become a base of operations for the muslim brotherhood and the difficulty we have today is our friends and allies in that part of the world no longer trust us. they've seen, for example, that we're reluctant to support