professor university dr mussina could see. the u.s. to bring back its military base to libya has driven its leading role in the nato campaign. western powers have been personally libya. most important of course libyan oil and the us used to have a military base if you're. very interested. in military power in libya so in that sense i see a problem in the structure of the libyan revolution and. clearly there are balls that were created by the western powers initially there were few demonstrations being. of course the western powers nato. is not just the military power and they are pushing they have also increasingly weapons on the ground. they have also supported them with special forces from britain even the united states giving them careening and this in some way below is that because it puts a foreign imprint on really what was before the rebellion like the egyptian rebellion or the tunisian rebellion. all nato allies have already spent millions of dollars of their participation in the coalition's campaign in libya are now resigned t

russia's premier league and firmly on the map as one of the world's most ambitious clubs artie's mussina caution has the details. the latest news coming from of the n.g. football club is really capturing the imagination of the world of football and it really seems that we are witnessing possibly a new dream team gathering on of the russian soil as we can now officially say that a long awaited transfer of the interim ill and striker summer atto has been completed the negotiations took more than a week but on wednesday signed a contract and became an. player the cameron international onto one's magical examination and will start training with his a new team today meanwhile of this move makes him the highest paid football player in the world as will pay over thirty million dollars pay yeah and in the three years contract he will receive over nineteen million dollars lots of loan when angle bonuses of the space of a few months the dentist any football club has made had lies all across the world by buying leading international football players the team has already legendary brazilian roberto

they had a just don't know how that was also the factors are likely to affect the environment and mussina with the environment site. >> well, you know, for most of it a place as any to bring your voices as well and hear what you have to say about this. it think it's one of those conversations that were going to be having five years from now in 10 years from now. >> i hope. >> really struck by in many ways the parallels between the example your comic given the internet facilitates stalin in russia as much as it facilitates -- more than it facilitates western democracy. and look at al qaeda on the internets i think it's a. that fundamentally challenges our fear that the internet is a force for good. well, it also turns out to be an incredibly affect the pool for facilitating this underground group that wishes to communicate anonymously across countries and continents for their work. and i think we've come to the realization of that over the last two years in a way that wasn't immediately obvious in 2003 and 2004. if we can get your questions, will try to do as many as they can always still

they had a just don't know how that was also the factors are likely to affect the environment and mussina with the environment site. >> well, you know, for most of it a place as any to bring your voices as well and hear what you have to say about this. it think it's one of those conversations that were going to be having five years from now in 10 years from now. >> i hope. >> really struck by in many ways the parallels between the example your comic given the internet facilitates stalin in russia as much as it facilitates -- more than it facilitates western democracy. and look at al qaeda on the internets i think it's a. that fundamentally challenges our fear that the internet is a force for good. well, it also turns out to be an incredibly affect the pool for facilitating this underground group that wishes to communicate anonymously across countries and continents for their work. and i think we've come to the realization of that over the last two years in a way that wasn't immediately obvious in 2003 and 2004. if we can get your questions, will try to do as many as they can always still

they had a just don't know how that was also the factors are likely to affect the environment and mussina with the environment site. >> well, you know, for most of it a place as any to bring your voices as well and hear what you have to say about this. it think it's one of those conversations that were going to be having five years from now in 10 years from now. >> i hope. >> really struck by in many ways the parallels between the example your comic given the internet facilitates stalin in russia as much as it facilitates -- more than it facilitates western democracy. and look at al qaeda on the internets i think it's a. that fundamentally challenges our fear that the internet is a force for good. well, it also turns out to be an incredibly affect the pool for facilitating this underground group that wishes to communicate anonymously across countries and continents for their work. and i think we've come to the realization of that over the last two years in a way that wasn't immediately obvious in 2003 and 2004. if we can get your questions, will try to do as many as they can always still