cuidado, no tengo pantis. >> nika, estÁs ebria. >> ¿y?>> seÑor brice. asÍ que se tomÓ la libertad de cambiar nuestra cita. quÉ descortes. >> como le expliquÉ a sus hombres, fui asaltado hoy en la tarde por un lunÁtico >> en sentido comÚn dicta que usted no debe abusar de mi buena voluntad. siÉntese. >> estaba revisando alguna de mis lÍneas con tus competidores. (risas). >> lÍneas alguna de mis lineas, entiendes. (risas). >> en quÉ estaba. >> en nuestra ♪. >> sÍ. >> este es el level, 9 milÍmetros, compacto. pesa menos de 2 kilos, tiro Único, automÁtico. vacÍo. y muy seguro. si busca un rifle de asalto tengo el m203 con un lanza granadas, algunos dictadores tercermundistas tienen mucho 772 almacenados, asÍ no tienen que comprar municiones, todo lo que ven aquÍ estÁ disponible en grandes cantidades y por supuesto los precios no son negociables. ¿alguna duda seÑor brice? >> oye, ¿y esa arma que tienes en esa mesa? >> claro, le voy a mostrar, esta es una marcabo 22. una de las preferidas de la kjb y muy eficiente cuando estÁ en buenas manos. n

. >> nika, me tengo que ir. >> ¿y nuestro final feliz?iero que hagas esto. >> belicoff tiene que morir. >> Él ya no me importa, ya no mÁs. >> mientras siga vivo, no se detendrÁ hasta matarte. ♪. ♪.

. >> ¿y nika tambiÉn fue un error o destruiste su vida solo por diversiÓn? para el bien de este paÍs y destruirlo? ¿y luego quÉ? ¿te vas a ir? ¿realmente piensas que te dejarÁn hacerlo? si me matas nunca te dejaran tranquilo, te buscarÁn por el resto de tu vida. ♪. >> hiciste tu trabajo y lo hiciste muy bien. y de eso deberÍas estar orgullos, hijo. >> ¿algo mÁs? >> sÍ, te estoy ofreciendo tu vida de vuelta, por eso estÁs aquÍ, ¿cierto? eso es lo que quieres. ¿o no? >> no. (disparo). >> matÓ al presidente. (sonido helicÓptero). ♪. ♪. (sonido ambiente). ♪. >> interpol, bajen sus armas! >> tenemos una orden de arresto para este hombre. >> no se muevan! manos a la cabeza! a la cabeza! de rodillas! >> no hagas nada estÚpido. ♪. >> tengo una pregunta, sabiendo como terminarÍa, ¿valÍa la pena matar a belicoff? ¿sabiendo cÓmo terminarÍa? >> absolutamente. >> nos estÁn siguiendo. ♪. >> rayos. ♪. >> ¿quiÉn diablos eres tÚ? >> soy el agente smith de la agencia central de inteligencia, necesito a todos sus hombres detrÁs de ese vehÍculo. >> no tiene jurisdicciÓn aquÍ. >

breakaway government's dealing a new blow to the embattled central authority in tripoli named sarah nika by local militias the area is home to a large share of the country's oil reserves it's also been the birthplace of the revolution that overthrew mama khadafi the rebels led by a powerful libyan warlord blocked oil flows in the province the summer leading to fifty percent drop in exports prime minister all these adonis said he won't order a military campaign to oust armed forces from the oil terminals because there's no organized nasa. to take on such a task the government's been losing popularity over its failure to do with corruption and rising instability since the fall of gadhafi and some analysts say foreign mally is only making matters worse. the central government in tripoli is not strong enough by itself to impose its rule all over the country so the reality on the ground is that there are more than one libya today and we have to see if the men that they find in agreement to maintain the composition of the body of. a common libya or if the very way hold together the old four fo

self-proclaimed time in the east of the country leaving one province which the breakaway leaders call syria nika holds most of the country's oil reserves its main city benghazi as were the revolution against market alpha began in twenty eleven the militia chief in charge had his forces shut down oil flows in the area in july leading to fifty percent drop and national experts now when he had stopped abraham ron because of the authorities in tripoli lack the means to deal with him by force the government's been losing popularity over its failure to deal with corruption and rising post gadhafi instability some analysts say the situation's being aggravated by foreign meddling. the central government in tripoli is not strong enough by itself to impose its rule all over the country so the reality on the ground is that there are more than one libya today and we have to see if the men that they find in agreement to maintain the composition of the body it would be with a common libya or if the very way together the old forces that are intervening from outside of libya so it wouldn't be surprised if the a

independence of syria nika is a longstanding issue i mean since world war two that is being claimed as an independent province it has been forced to be within the. structure of libya in the colonial post-colonial rule and then in the gadhafi ruling. nowadays the central government is not strong enough we have seen what happened. some weeks ago i mean it's libya is really a total mess at the moment of course is here is holding the cards aside it's under sixty percent of the oil production there clearly it's got a big hold on the government and how much worse could it get for tripoli. how much worse it depends very much by the inter-tribal relations we have to remember that there are about two hundred forty tribes in the bia and tribes are very important for the running of the territory so it's not just a sort of. remanded feel like we can imagine from the west i mean tribes there they count they control people in the territory it depends how much they bargain among themselves but it may also end up that they fight each other i mean this is very difficult to predict it depends also by wh

breakaway government dealing a new blow them to the embattled central authority in tripoli named sarah nika by local militias there is home to a large share of the country's all reserves that's the key it's also the birthplace to the revolution that incidentally overthrew mom gadhafi in the first place the rebels led by a powerful libyan warlord blocked oil flows in the province this summer that led to a fifty percent drop in exports for his part prime minister elisa down says he won't order a military campaign to oust the armed forces from most all terminals because there's no force in tripoli that could take on such a risk the government's been losing popularity over its failure to deal with corruption and rising instability since the fall of gadhafi some analysts think the split comes with foreign help the central government in tripoli has no control over the country at large and the militias have sidelined tribal leaders and taken over power and this this was the intendant consequence from the beginning the nato or intention was never to do niger libya it was all is the intention to spl

libya is in you know we don't know how libya whether it will be remain unified or whether syria sara nika and tripoli will divide syria the move towards peace talks on syria between the assad government and rebel held regions could lead to a partition of syria one of the reasons that the rebels do not want to go to geneva two today is because that would be the likely outcome is them recognizing that assad is in half the country and that that doesn't necessarily mean that syria divides into forever but it does lead to a a you know if it does lead to some sort of partition and there are religious lines along which that gets partitioned in a sense the alawite sect maintaining power in the in the south and rebels islamists the north and the the isis al-qaeda wants to unify iraq and the sunni parts of iraq with sunni parts with syria and so there are a lot of forces on the ground and you know america may not step in and prevent this sort of thing if it moves forward so we don't know how this is going to turn out in the end. ok andy jump in because all that or can i just center go ahead charlie

libya is in you know we don't know how libya whether it will be remain unified or whether syria sarah nika and tripoli will divide syria they move towards peace talks on syria between the assad government and rebel held regions could lead to a partition of syria one of the reasons that the rebels do not want to go to geneva two today is because that would be the likely outcome is them recognizing that assad is in half the country and that that doesn't necessarily mean that syria divides into forever but it does lead to a a you know if it does lead to some sort of partition and there are religious lines along which that gets partitioned in a sense the alawite sect maintaining power in the in the south and rebels islamists the north and the the isis al-qaeda wants to unify iraq and the sunni parts of iraq would suddenly parts with syria and so there are a lot of forces on the ground and you know america may not step in and prevent this sort of thing if it moves forward so we don't know how this is going to turn out in the end. ok andy jump in because all that or can i just center go ahead ch