through these documents and pick and choose those documents that were most conducive towards the new york times there's a lot of mystery surrounding wiki leaks but what's on the surface now are examples of double standards everyone is after a week in leaks but not for example the new york times question is why going to shut down our t. washington d.c. . here with our to you live from moscow still to come on the program a boat for a billionaire for an out of world yacht and unveil its owner as well as how much he had to drop to make it his own. that's coming up but first

documents that's not true at all they only were putting stuff up on their web page when you go to the new york times or spiegel or the guardian or you swear putting up or very useful to the united states government in some ways there is a severe slanting in the output. that is the new york times got to go through as many document as it possibly could in the several weeks or several months given to it by we keep leaks to go through these documents and pick and choose those documents that are most conducive towards the new york times there's a lot of mystery surrounding wiki leaks but what's on the surface now are examples of double standards everyone is after we can leaks but not for example the new york times question is why going to shut down our t. washington d.c. . coming up to eight minutes past the hour here with r t live from moscow still to come in the program where those of gardens are picking up the pieces after what's been called the worst on rats in a decade after lawmakers approved a hike intuition fees. was a boat fit for

burns, london bureau chief of "the new york times." he joins us from the studios of westminster live, located across the thames river from the house of parliament. >> john burns, the last time we chatted, i ask you about a book, would you write your memoirs? >> i thought about it. there are a few agents in new york who can tell you that i am remiss. i came back from iraq after quite a few years a couple of years ago. i really did not relish the idea of the solitude of writing the book. i would have told you that when i was in iraq and afghanistan that i was relishing the assignment. i hated leaving. i had not anticipated was the difficulty of readjustment. coming off of a very big story, partly, it is because of the camaraderie, the exhilaration. but part of it, too, it is being in a place which is beyond, in some respects, the consciousness or imaginings of people, notwithstanding television and everything else. and i think, probably, i am talking now about how the season has receded by this assignment here, which turned out to be some

i think "the new york times" could very well have one of its most profitable times in its history. i will have to listen to the publishers and the agents. i will just have to get used to getting up at 5:00 a.m. or 6:00 a.m. and doing the work. it rosenthal, the first editor that employed me at "the new york times" was a controversial and brilliant man. i was a correspondent in australia. he asked me why i had not done a magazine article that i had pledged to do. he cut me off in midsentence pin he said, "you know what i have discovered in 40 years to 50 years in this business? when things do not get done, they do not get done because they do not get done." in other words, you can excuse anything. i can excuse why i have not written the book. the truth of the matter is that writing the book as an act of courage. -- is an act of courage, and i simply have to summon up the courage to do it. >> of all the assignments you got, which one was the most exhilarating? >> exhilarating were the wars. these wars impose the quintessential questions of life in their darkest form because they bore

organization and it's really easy to put that out there but i think with mainstream sources like the new york times or wall street journal you don't often hear about that. you know taking favors and writing favorable news stories about you know the source that they're talking about it's very rare to hear about this and now that it's starting to come out a little more i think it's important for news organizations like r.t. or the young turks to really bring it to light because this is a huge issue and the reason why this is so problematic is because you know several political scholars have done studies on how the mainstream media influences political action by people in the united states so if they're getting misinformation they're going to use that misinformation when they go to the polls and when they vote and i think that's crazy that really undermines the whole purpose of our democracy now upon potter did here in his interview with raw story is he didn't actually disclose any names of specific reporters didn't mention any specific articles and because of that the new york times essentially is ve

that really means that it's tracksuit protect the answers and the question is who writes the new york times says we as journalists can decide you know what the public needs to know so this weekend i don't always agree with the new york times there are people like judy miller who i think did bad reporting it's a good thing that judy miller militant which is to stand of the government and say i will not review my sources we can leaks you can criticize we can leak for revealing the names of people in afghanistan but in the case of the iraq war logs they made it very sure that not one person's name in those logs so and this time around they also you know that they have a journalist who is the guardian did in fact give the documents to the government to tell them what they wanted. you know too reductive so for thought thank you so much for joining us welcome thank you. well even if the legal community starts working side by side with the government rather than questioning it at least we always have the real government watch talk to a whole transparency the media right well not so much in fact th

." >> "the new york times" didn't tell him to take the documents. once they took the documents, they gave it to "the new york times." >> they published it. >> that's different. it's very different from assange encouraging working with people -- >> "the new york times" encourages people to bring them news worthy material. >> i don't get it. this is a hypothetical. you're saying give me your leak documents. if you're wikileaks and not soliciting. >> that's a big difference. >> people need to know there might be whistle blowers and that does keep their actions within parameters. >> we will continue this. jeff, naomi, thank you for being with us. coming up, one of the few senators to vote against the tax compromise. sharon brown joins us next to tell us why. we'll be right back. let me tell you about a very important phone call i made. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement insurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to 80% of

through these documents and pick and choose those documents that are most conducive towards the new york times there's a lot of mystery surrounding wiki leaks but what's on the surface now are examples of double standards everyone is after a week in leaks but not for example the new york times question is why going to shutdown our teeth washington d.c. . a little later some pretty poorly in there a dying without even knowing the cause find out why malaria deaths are recorded and why the country statistics don't tally with those the world health organization. next month is clearing up after the worst day of. student protests in the u.k. for over a decade the unrest came after m.p.'s voted in favor of increasing university tuition fees in england violence flared across the british capital with government property vandalized and even prince charles as car attacked by demonstrators at his door emmott reports. we're seeing broken glass a lot of people being drafted in for this cleanup operation a lot of the violence was centered around the green area which is just opposite the houses of parliament

through these documents and pick and choose those documents that were most conducive towards the new york times there's a lot of mystery surrounding wiki leaks but what's on the surface now are examples of double standards everyone is after we can leaks but not for example the new york times question is why going to shut down our t. washington d.c. . for the first time in more than seventy years and nobel peace prize will be received by its women in person it seemed to make it into chinese authorities which elbowed for his work on human rights and political reform but the pro-democracy activist to seventy seven year sentence some version of chinese authorities are not only banned him but also his wife from attending the ceremony and the whale friday instead organizers believe his check entering the u.s. is among the nation's call for these beasts saying peaceful expressions are the core of human rights professor michel chossudovsky who's a. list says that smacks of double standards. i don't want the past and the judgment on all but in effect what this implies is really targeting of china you kn

john schwartz is covering this for the "new york times" and he joins me now. what were some of the companies named in the suit and the specific laws under which they're being sued. >> well, the partners in ownership in the well are in the suit as well as transocean, the owner of the deep water horizon rig and the laws that are being citing here are nupl numerous. you've got the clean water act, the oil pollutionç act and theç are natural resources laws being disdiscussed as well. it's a big suit. >> suarez: one company designed the rig; one built it; one serviced it; one extracted the oil. is it hard to figure out who's responsible for what in a case like this? >> reporter: well, that's what the investigators have been doing both in the government and outside the government over the last several months, trying to figure out exactly what happened on the well in the days before the lowout. and if it was easy you'd settle it and everybody would go home. that's what the finder of fact is for. that's why we have juries and judges. >> reporter: well, the government

through these documents and pick and choose those documents that are most conducive towards the new york times there's a lot of mystery surrounding wiki leaks but what's on the surface now are examples of double standards everyone is after we can leaks but not for example the new york times question is why going to shut down our t. washington d.c. . coming up to eight minutes past the hour here with r t live from moscow still to come in the program where those of gardens are picking up the pieces after what's been called the worst on rats in a decade after lawmakers approved a hike intuition fees. was a boat fit for a billionaire we explore an out of this world yacht and unveil its owner as well as how much he had to drop to make himself. first moscow police have detained a woman they believe was planning a suicide bombing the young woman is reported to have come to the capitol just a couple of days ago from one of the country's southern regions where live now to our two story scoble who is following these developments for us daria what else do we know about this suspect. well the last two pol

through these documents and pick and choose those documents that are most conducive towards the new york times there's a lot of mystery surrounding wiki leaks but what's on the surface now are examples of double standards everyone is after wiki leaks but not for example the new york times question is why going to shut down our teeth washington d.c. . stay with us coming up later how some people in india are dying without even knowing why find out why malaria deaths go unrecorded and why the country's statistics don't dovetail with those with the world health organization. but before we get to that the u.k. is launching a major criminal investigation into the worst an arrest in the british capital in over a decade students vented their rage as m.p.'s voted through measures that could see them paying three times more intuition feeds violence spilled into the streets with demonstrators attacking police in vandalizing war memorials archies laura emmett has more from london. we're seeing broken glass a lot of people being drafted in for this cleanup operation a lot of the violence was centered arou

through these documents and pick and choose those documents that were most conducive towards the new york times there's a lot of mystery surrounding wiki leaks but what's on the surface now are examples of double standards everyone is after a week in leaks but not for example the new york times question is why going to shut down our t. washington d.c. . here with our to you live from moscow still to come on the program a boat for a billionaire for an out of world yacht and unveil its owner as well as how much he had to drop to make it his own. that's coming up but first a medium it's made of is likely to run for the next presidential term and russia that's what his aides are cardi their covert said in an interview with the b.b.c. we can now discuss this with russian sociologist of the just love. thanks for being with us how should this statement be viewed from which i think is the statement of for on the record that should be viewed as a general expression of feeding which is quite common in the current corridor mr medvedev who is very active as president who is pushing forward his agenda he wo

pakistani army scout who was able to get help and now we understand accord i according to "the new york timesreporting that he is at an american base in bagram. >> those breaking news reports came in june 2009 after pulitzer prize winning "new york times" reporter david rohde escaped from taliban captivity. in november 2008 he had been reporting from afghanistan when he agreed to an in-person interview with the taliban commander outside kabul. but the planned interview turned into an ambush as rohde was kidnapped and taken to the volatile border region of north waziristan in pakistan, a taliban and al qaeda stronghold. seven months later rohde and his afghan colleague made a daring middle of the night escape as their captors slept using a rope to scale the walls of their compound and make their way to safe haven at a nearby pakistani military base. we're joined now by david rohde and his wife kristen mulvihill whose new book "a rope and a prayer: a kidnapping from two sides" shows the impact of war on their family throughout david's harrowing seven month, ten-day captivity. i actually want to

through these documents and pick and choose those documents that are most conducive towards the new york times there's a lot of mystery surrounding wiki leaks but what's on the surface now are examples of double standards everyone is after a week in leaks but not for example the new york times question is why going to shut down our t. washington d.c. . the nobel peace prize will be awarded in just over an hour but there will be one noticeably empty chair in the audience it's reserved for chinese laureate who is due to win it for his human rights and political reform work but the pro-democracy activists is serving an eleven year sentence for some person chinese authorities are not only banning him but also his wife from attending the ceremony in norway this friday the u.s. is among nations calling for a news release saying peace will expressions are at the core of human rights but professor miss out just the dos king who is a globalization analyst says it's max of double standards. i don't want to pass on the judgment and use no all but in a very what this implies it's really been targeting of

now are examples of double standards everyone is after a week in leaks but not for example the new york times question is why going to shut down r t washington d.c. . for the first time in more than seventy years of nobel peace prize will be received by its winner or representative he seems to be given to chinese laureates for his work on human rights and political reform but the pro-democracy activist is serving any sentence for subversion chinese authorities have not only banned him but also his wife from attending the ceremony norway on friday instead and i says he has. the us is among nations calling for his release saying he's from expressions of the core of human rights but professor michel chossudovsky who's a globalised nation on this says it's next of double standards. i don't want the past and. such an odd use now all but in effect what this implies is really an targeting of china on its you know clinical sense organ it has nothing to do with what your child was actually done and you come to the conclusion that that prize based on political considerations rather than on anything tan

now are examples of double standards everyone is after a week in leaks but not for example the new york times question is why going to shut down our t. washington d.c. . now for the first time in more than seventy years and nobel peace prize won't be received by its winner or a representative it's to me the chinese laureates. for his work on human rights political reform but the pro-democracy activists to say netanya sentence for celebration chinese authorities have not any band game but also his boy from attending the ceremony no way on friday instead organizers will need his chair and team u.s. is among nations scornfully is release saying peaceful expressions at the core of human rights professor to show just some liberalization analyst says that smacks of double standards. i don't want to pass a judgment on you stop all but in effect what this implies it's really the targeting of china all of your political sense although it has nothing to do with what your child was actually done and you come to the conclusion that that cries based on political considerations rather than on anything tang

the "new york times," however, does have the details on this. according to the "new york times," yahoo as soon as today will begin laying off between 6 and 700 employees representing about 5% of the company's overall workforce and if it happens, this round of layoffs would be the company's fourth mass layoff in the past three years. this week's round of layoffs according to the times is expected to be concentrated in yahoo's u.s. product group. the product group is responsible for designing and building consumer advertising services. kcbs radio's technology analyst larry magid says yahoo these days is facing some very tough competition. >> i think facebook has been the main competitor because people are spending a lot of time at facebook. they are spending some time at yahoo. they are going in there and reading news and they're checking sports and checking their stock quotes, things like that. but that's not as profitable. they don't have the unique set of information. they don't have the ability to get the higher rated advertising. >> reporter:

now are examples of double standards everyone is after a week in leaks but not for example the new york times question is why going to shut down our t. washington d.c. . for the first time in more than seventy years a nobel peace prize won't be received lights went out for a representative in steed to be given to chinese laureates a new job of his work on human rights and political reform but the pro-democracy activist to seven and eleven a sentence or something urgent chinese authorities have not only banned him but also his wife from attending a ceremony in norway on friday and stamping with isis when the fans chanted the u.s. is among nations calling for these releases saying peaceful expressions are the core of human rights professor michel chossudovsky who's of globalization and this says it smacks of double standards. i don't want to pass a judgment on you all but in effect what this implies is really targeting of china you know political sense or good it has nothing to do with what your child was actually done and you come to the conclusion that that prize based on political considerat

through these documents and pick and choose those documents that were most conducive towards the new york times there's a lot of mystery surrounding wiki leaks but what's on the surface now are examples of double standards everyone is after we can leaks but not for example the new york times question is why going to shut down our teeth washington d.c. . your authority in live from moscow still to come on the program british authorities are picking up the pieces after what's being called the worst on rats to decade after lawmakers approved a hike into. the boat for a billion. we explore an out of this world yacht and then we'll unveil i should say its owner as well and how much he had to drop to make it his own. first moscow police have detained a woman they believe was planning a suicide bombing the twenty two year old came to the capital from russia southern republic of korea we hope to have more on this later this hour including a live with our correspondent in fact we do have her let's cross live to daria prisco but she's been following the latest developments for us daria what is known abou

there was a letter to the editor on "the new york times". it's short. i thought i'd read it to get your reaction. it says i disagree that mediocrity is the norm. they are designed to graduate leaders immersed in the traditions and values of their respective services and motivate and share and sustain the positions in values throughout the armed forces. united states naval academy standards remain high, but the ultimate measure of the academy's value is the performance of or graduates. across the board, we receive feedback the young leaders are ready and reporting superbly. recently they have been called on in haiti, and fight in afghanistan and iraq, i am confident that our young leaders prove their metal every day in defense of our nation. that's from vice admiral fowler. your response to his critique of your piece? >> guest: right. i'd be surprised if he wrote that. he has the public staff. minor issue of who actually penned the words. who is he supposed to say? it says nothing. i don't really have to respond. it's true that we graduate many fine youn

now are examples of double standards everyone is after a week in leaks but not for example the new york times question is why going to shut down our t. washington d.c. . for the first time in more than seventy is a nobel peace prize will be received by its winner or representative is due to be given to chinese laureate. for his work on human rights and political reform about the pro-democracy activists to saving any definite sentence for subversion chinese authorities have not only banned him but also his wife from attending a ceremony in norway on friday instead organizers will leave. us nation's oil for music release saying peaceful expressions are the core rights professor michel chossudovsky who simply was ation analyst says it smacks of double standards . i don't want to pass a judgment on you stop all but in effect what this implies it's really been targeting of china you know political sense organ it has nothing to do with what you're a child was actually done and you come to the conclusion that that prize based on political considerations rather than on anything tangible i think that

through these documents and pick and choose those documents that were most conducive towards the new york times there's a lot of mystery surrounding wiki leaks but what's on the surface now are examples of double standards everyone is after we can leaks but not for example the new york times question is why going to shut down our t. washington d.c. . well the nobel peace prize ceremony is getting underway in oslo there is one noticeably empty chair though in the audience it of course is reserved for chinese laureate who won the award for his human rights and political reform work the pro democrat democracy activist is serving in the eleven year sentence for subversion these are live pictures now of course from where the nobel peace prize ceremony is taking place just to remind you who she is not their chinese authorities are not only banning hand but also his wife attending that ceremony the u.s. is among nations calling for the release saying people expressions are a poor human right to get my pictures from the nobel peace prize ceremony taking place in the press or so don't speak for globaliz

through these documents and pick and choose those documents that were most conducive towards the new york times there's a lot of mystery surrounding wiki leaks but what's on the surface now are examples of double standards everyone is after a week in leaks but not for example the new york times question is why going to shut down our teeth washington d.c. . go live to california speak to be their freedom campaigner peter phillips about this year's nobel prize just to for themselves take the time to be with us and we'll get parts of the wiki leaks just to say it was. very mating today that of course the chairman of the committee called for the immediate release of issues where did you think after all the campaigns that support there is a chance we'll see you lose your set free any time soon. it doesn't seem like it looks well because it looks like it's clear in jail getting the award is an embarrassment to the chinese government that certainly will probably not lead to as you release. no speaking of freedom we just saw that with you know the repression of wiki leaks yes yes carry on this is a sli

but here with the new york times -- the "new york times" day after day that has been commenting on material"new york times" did not make it public. the information is out there and i do think that once it is out there and available to it is useful and significant and important to discuss it and protect the process and the entities that are engaged in that discussion. finally, as i said before, too much is classified. if we start prosecuting entities assemble because material is classified, in the nixon administration the white house menu was classified. we live in a world where individuals with the power to classify routinely over- classified. that makes it -- the fact that someone in host: floyd abrams, thank you so much. >> president obama will meet with leaders at the white house shortly. he met this afternoon on extending tax cuts and unemployment benefits. those familiar with the discussions of the plan will reduce the payroll tax for workers from the current 2.6% to 4.2%. it would also introduce a tax credit for lower to middle income workers. then more live coverage on of the discuss

documents that's not true at all they only were putting stuff up on their web page when you go to the new york times or der spiegel. or the guardian or a place where putting up. so what could possibly be the legal rationale for going after we can leaks and not going after the new york times there are a lot of unanswered questions about week one thing is on the surface the u.s. shows it can interpret democratic values however it wants depending on its games ganesh chicken or t. washington d.c. a poll of the american people shows that concern for their country's wars in iraq and afghanistan has hit a low when he was stumped when asked basic questions about the conflicts but maybe it's not entirely their fault as artie's lauren lyster explains next tonight some blame the us media for putting celebrity gossip above what's really important. an average day on the streets of the big apple an urban metropolis of lights cameras and action these stars and stripes preside over it all. they're the same one seen here that come marching somberly home from the us wars overseas though they seem a world away so too

documents that's not true at all they only were putting stuff up on their web page when either the new york times or der spiegel. or the guardian or by us were putting up. so what could possibly be the legal rationale for going after we can leaks and not going after the new york times there are a lot of unanswered questions about weiqi leaks one thing is on the surface the us shows it can interpret democratic values however it wants depending on its gains ganesh check on r.t.e. washington d.c. among some of the most recent waking leaks was a secret nato agreement to launch a u.s. led defense of the baltic states against russia russian officials believe the leaks contradict the warming of relations declared last month's nato summit in lisbon at the same time both sides per plane destitute partnership and talked of joint european missile defense shield in russia's foreign minister called on nato to comment on the revelations saying they put a question mark over the alliance's intentions. so this it isn't really a belief suggest planning of military action to repel for example a russian attack on th

sites like tech crunch attempted to buy it a spokesperson for apple finally came forward to the new york times saying that it violated developer guidelines because apps must comply with all local laws and may not put an individual or a group in harms way while apple doesn't really elaborate further on removing the wiki leaks up we can't help but wonder what they mean when they say quote it would put any individual or group in harms way so it seems that a pure computer company is joining the ranks with companies like these a master card and pay pal all of which have been denying donations to the whistle blowing web site whatever the real reason for moving the app many are speculating that it will put apple a risk for being attacked by hackers that are defending wiki leaks cause other websites have spoken out against wiki leaks found themselves vulnerable to hackers by groups like anonymous that wage cyber war with mastercard and amazon amongst other web sites but it also leads to a bigger question just a short while back where you expounder julian assange spoke out against corporations like the

emboldened they need to know that they have support outside their you know their their offices at the new york times or c.b.s. news but the iraq war was a tremendous failure i know i keep bringing it up but it looms hugely well yeah i'm afraid that it's well worth harold and i agree with you i hope that we can learn our lessons from our past mistakes many thanks to my guests today in new york and in phoenix and thanks to our viewers for watching us here r.t. see you next time remember i'll talk with. wealthy british scientists. sometimes. free. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with my next concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report on our.

people jamie dimon is the most dangerous banker in america because he was interviewed by the new york times and he was saying that j.p. morgan should actually be bigger yes bigger you know let's give gibson numbers here it doesn't have the numbers are interesting talk talk about the numbers j.p. morgan has two trillion in assets and that is comparatively my brothers which had six hundred billion when it collapsed and took down the global financial system right and jay j.p. morgan also has ninety three trillion in derivatives yes so let's round it off two hundred trillion that means they've got two trillion on the books and a hundred trillion in derivatives that means that they've got two percent on the books to cover their liabilities. that means that if the derivatives value those reduce drops fractionally the balance sheet of j.p. morgan is wiped out j.p. morgan is also own in part by the fed the fed owns j.p. morgan the j.p. morgan is the fed that's part of the u.s. banking cartel if j.p. morgan goes out of business or has a problem they go to the fed for a bailout they give the fed thei

to stop these other financial terrorist well let's look at this headline from the new york times frank rich obama the g.o.p. and a case of stockholm syndrome yes once again max keiser of the kaiser report we said it here first you said oh many. episodes ago that obama was suffering from the stockholm syndrome tell people what the fuck i'm sentiment well first of all frank rich stole my stuff again figures frank rich new york times you'd think he'd come up with his own stuff but no he's going to steal my stuff anyway stockholm syndrome it's pretty well known i mean you fall in love with your captor the famous example being patty hearst of the liberation army out there in those photos robbing the bank you know because she had fallen in love with her captor so the point being that in america people say gee i don't not sure i should buy so over and take down j.p. morgan i mean after all they're my they're my prison guard i mean i might be let free out of this prison this paper prison and then i would have know what freedom tastes like and that scares me so i want to remain a subject jamie

documents that's not true at all they only were putting stuff up on their web page when you go to the new york times or der spiegel. or the guardian or i use we're putting up. so what could possibly be the legal rationale for going after we can leaks and not going after the new york times there are a lot of unanswered questions about weiqi leaks one thing is on the surface the u.s. shows it can interpret democrat. values however depending on its game ganesh check on r.t.e. washington d.c. . tensions remain high on the korean peninsula after seoul washington and tokyo held negotiations excluding yang from peace talks earlier in the week in the week both japan and south korea have also carried out joint military drills with the u.s. in the area the exercises prompted pound yang to accuse seoul of provocation vowing to turn the island near the border with the north into military fortresses the situation remains fragile after the two neighbors exchanged fire late last month the attack killed two south korean marines and two civilians american antiwar campaigner sara flounders that was the u.s. and the l

documents that's not true at all they only were putting stuff up on their web page when you have the new york times or der spiegel . or the guardian or by us we're putting up. so that what could possibly be the legal rationale for going after we can leaks and not going after the new york times there are a lot of unanswered questions about we kill leaks one thing is on the surface the us shows it can interpret democratic values however it wants depending on its games ganesh check on our t.v. washington d.c. . lattimer putin rebuffed the leaked u.s. criticism of russian democracy saying the arrest of a songe exposes the west for not following the democratic rules of preaches the russian prime minister's comments came at a media briefing alongside his french counterpart scene from about the informational not renowned site wiki leaks did you really think the u.s. diplomatic corps is a transparent source of information as finished as some if you're pushing for democracy push all the way why then did they put mr solution jail is that democracy at work there is a saying about the public calling the kettle

documents that's not true at all they only were putting stuff up on their web page when you have the new york times or der spiegel . or the guardian or us were putting up. so what could possibly be the legal rationale for going after we can leaks and not going after the new york times there are a lot of unanswered questions about week one thing is on the surface the u.s. shows it can interpret democratic values however it wants depending on its gains ganesh check on r.t. washington d.c. . moscow says it will demand that nato drops its secret agreement to defend the baltic states and poland against russia and the un says plans were viewed by wiki leaks off the nato moscow summit in lisbon which was hailed as the start of a new era in relations at the time both sides formed a clear. they no longer posed a threat to each other russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov says the latest revelations but a question mark at the nato sincerity. league suggest planning of military action to repel for example a russian attack on the baltic states we paid special attention to that it means on one hand nato was ta