and what impact do you think these are restrictions will have on the citizens of qatar. be perfectly honest with you i think that. some citizens and their response will be quite limited if. you don't rest through the state by state jobs. populace as a whole has on likely reacts to the latest legislation and stability will remain in the country. well it's interesting to know you know why this is happening now because you know qatar. has had a reputation of more a somewhat more liberal state than any other arab monarchies and arnie's does that actually signal that the days of relative online freedom are gone. i don't think it does that they've looked at their neighbors in bahrain and kuwait these are examples of the country leaders do not want to go down yes this nor is it going to restrict freedom of speech that belongs to it to actually be implemented to remain unclear if they could just be hedging their bets for now in case they really do require to calm down its freedom of speech online in the future . ok well the law can be interpreted in so many different ways and th

aired earlier this month casualties rose sharply after the first shipments from qatar reportedly arrived in two thousand and twelve and the sharpest increase came when more advanced arms were allegedly delivered a few months later and worked at us richard becker says foreign powers are desperate to bolster the syrian rebels who are losing the fight against damascus. the arms embargo is a bit of a fiction anyway they aren't supporting into the opposition in syria but if it comes from qatar and saudi arabia there are undoubtedly be organized by the united states and the other nato powers where they really mean is that they want to send heavier weapons and because the opposition has suffered serious side effects recently and so we see an all out push going on as dr post peace conference approaches out of both a civil level and the military level to try to strengthen the opposition which is dependent upon the support it's receiving from outside otherwise it does not have any hope for victory in turkey syria today at the leading nato powers the us britain and france leading the way and then t

the shias not just between the saudis and the arabians or the qataris and the iranians but between qatar and saudi arabia and a lot of people don't understand that confrontation has nothing to do with the united states it is a local air raid b. and peninsula interests. conflict between brothers it's essentially and that is another factor that that particular conflict is going on and plays out as a proxy war in syria just like there is a proxy war between iran and the saudis on the other hand you know bill do you want to jump in there i think he spelled her and. yes i'm glad also that he pointed out to be a lebanese civil war because this is video relevant look everyone knows that the conflict is a mess. everyone needs in the middle east oil is not an oil producing country but it's important because it is at the heart of so many crosscurrents in the middle east china a lot resolve the crisis only concerning forth by the russian federation and the united states of america also israel is a player and let me just try to elucidate on the isn't a new goal isn't. said that she's look part to th

was a bit of fiction anyway they arms are pouring into the opposition in syria but for coming from qatar and saudi arabia there are undoubtedly be organized by the united states and the other nato powers where they really mean is that they want to send heavier weapons and because the opposition has suffered serious side effects recently and so we see an all out push for as i don't propose peace conference approaches on both a civil level and a military level to try to strengthen the opposition which is dependent upon the support it's receiving from outside otherwise it does not have any hope for victory in turkey today that the leading nato powers the u.s. britain and france leading the way and that their allies are client states in the middle east have all joined in this effort and what is really remarkable about it is that we have decided to try and so a concern for some of the for human rights and democracy in syria and qatar united arab emirates saudi arabia jordan these are all family monarchies they are united in their objective of your objective is to bring down the government in

have decided to try and so the concern for some of the for human rights and democracy in syria and qatar united arab emirates saudi arabia jordan these are all family monarchies they are united in their objective than your objective is to bring down a government in syria to replace it with what it would be amenable to u.s. interests as tired of the strategy of domination of the middle east. as still a syrian out of journalist loses their a life reporting on a conflict a prominent theory and a war correspondent is killed by rebel sniper fire that he tells online for you at r.t. dot com. and the conflict in syria threatens to go beyond its borders with three lebanese soldiers killed by syrian rebels fears grow all out sectarian war in the region. and i five will. examined by u.k. parliamentary committee that meant mounting revelations that could have prevented the brutal killing of a soldier in london while the british government's planning a battery of measures to track down terrorists with a new task force set up to focus on radical preachers home secretaries also demanding extra powers

are they interested in carving out bits of syria in ways that their proxy leaders saudi arabia and qatar are more interested in and russia's foreign minister has sharply criticized a draft resolution on syria to be considered by the united nations top human rights body the draft can damage the syrian government for its use of heavy weapons against civilians and point the help of foreign fighters in the besieged border town of qusayr sergey lavrov said that the document was one sided and would complicate the search for a political settlement. more groom weaselly new promotion of the u.n. human rights council resolution on syria is nonproductive to my great surprise we've learned that apart from its co-authors which are qatar and turkey the us is most actively promoting the resolutions that which is quite unhelpful the decision to end the syrian involved is making the situation even more complicated hampering peace initiatives in the run up to the talks in geneva so there's no other way than to call a peace conference and not let double standards prevail. lebanese hezbollah fighters active

have decided to try and so the concern for some of the for human rights and democracy in syria and qatar united arab emirates saudi arabia jordan these are all family my parents they are united in their objective of your objective is to bring down the government in syria to replace it with what it would be amenable to u.s. interests as tired of a strategy of domination of the middle east. meanwhile one of the strongest you is the advocates of the syrian opposition senator john mccain has made a surprise visit to syria for talks with rebel leader has. an independent researcher and right to says washington is not entirely sincere when it comes to peace and calls for syria. all these educations against us started in two thousand and three at least what's known to us openly and there was if lived an article written in the time magazine in december of two thousand and six which mentioned there had been secret meetings going on and they cited some secret documents in which it was stated that the opposition was being nurtured in europe with the american support so this much we know at the same

have decided to try and so the concern for some of the for human rights and democracy in syria and qatarunited arab emirates saudi arabia jordan these are all family monarch and they are united in their objective of your objective is to bring down a government in syria to replace it with what would be a reasonable to u.s. interests as a strategy of domination of the middle east. more reactions coming out of moscow now russia's deputy foreign minister said again and i'd be cough meanwhile says that russia is the shipments of s. three hundred empty missiles to the syrian government as a stabilizing factor to prevent a foreign involvement in the ongoing conflict. writers still in syria and other journalists are losers in life reporting on the conflict a prominent syrian a war correspondent is killed by rebel sniper fire details online for you at r.t. dot com. and the conflict in syria threatens to go beyond its borders with three lebanese soldiers killed was syrian rebels as fears grow of an all out sectarian war in the region. in the wake of the brutal slaying of a u.k. soldier the british

we know where saudi arabia is and we know where qatar is. we know where iran is and we know where -- but is there is there any commitment to say look we -- as a humanitarian choice we have to do something. >> well, i think if you look at jordan which is a strategic friend of the united states they cannot afford to let syria just blow the regime off the map. just the instability. so they understand that jordan is a country, a regime that needto be prected at very high cost if necessary. so i don't think that the americans are going to let the monarchy fall over this. but it's -- it shakes. it feel it is tremors from syria whether it's the refugees, the military situation, the political situation because we have to keep in mind that the middle east for two and a half years now has been shaking, a constant earthquake. libya, egypt, it is, syria. it's shaking -- tunisia it's shaking the foundations of the whole regime system. >> rose: i want to come back to, that especially egypt. let me stay with the composition of the rebels and how many group

. >>> qatar is set to invest $1 billion in russia's vtb.aking earlier, the ceo said he expect the the deal to be confirmed by the end of the week. >> qatar is aggressive investment and yet they have interest in other areas of investing, in real estate, in other areas. we only view relationship with such shareholders in the broader terms. >> and yusef is now in dubai with more. hi, yusef. >> hey, ross. this is another interesting view by the qatar investment authorities. they have not commented yet, but we understand that the qya is one of the sovereign wealth funds involved in that 3.2 billion capital race and will be contributing as much as $1 billion. there could be more deals in the pipeline and more cooperation with vtb. if you take a look at how involved qatar has been, not just in the region, i mean, the ft ran an investigation saying that they've been bank rolling the opposition forces, the anti-assad forces to $8 billion over the last two years. let me run you through some of these deals as qatar fleshes its muscles to the world. re

khomeini. >> rose: one solution that fascinates me is qatar. >> qatar and the saudi royal family have a rocky relationship going back many years and i think they realize the only way to maintain their independence, maintain their sovereignty is to really throw that money out there, buy the influence, whether it's financing the muslim brother heed part of the syrian revolution just to make sure they maintain -- >> no matter who wins they've got -- >> rose: they've got a stake. >> and i think that explains it because otherwise, yes, it's the mystery of the modern world, a tiny country basically buying itself a big seat at the table. >> rose: if someone said to you-- as i'm saying now-- so wither the arab spring. who would you say? >> if you asked me that question two years ago i would have given a cautiously optimistic assessment. today i'm much less optimistic. i see that the momentum that we saw, tunisia, egypt, libya has hid a brick wall in syria. and the whole sectarian issue-- which has always been out there but started in iraq following the american invasion-- has really come to t

qatar held its first-ever exhibition just for perfumes in the capital of doha. qatar and the gulf nations are among the biggest perfume consumers in the world and some perfumes at the show came in at a hefty price. one sold, get ready, $13,000 a bottle. what do you smell like when you pay that much for a perfume? >> $13,000 or an idiot. >>> a chicago cubs fan is out of the doghouse after an embarrassing moment. check this out. the starting pitcher up to bat, nails it. sends it out to left center. a guy stood up to try to catch it. in the process, knocked his wife's beer on h. see it right there. so she repays him by tossing the rest all over him as you saw there. she said after the game that a tv punishment is probably pay back enough. that's love. >> there you go. >> special relationship. >> didn't get the ball after that. >>> time for weather and traffic on the 1s. let's check in with meteorologist tom kierein out there. it's muggy out there. >> yeah, it's feeling like summer. we have some breaks in the clouds but overall, quite a bit of low cloudiness. but th

from abroad according to the figures that casualties rose a sharply after the first shipments from qatar delivered a few months later to be in a twenty twelve at the choppers increase came when more advanced arms were allegedly delivered a few months later london base r.t. contributor afshin rattansi believes that the syrian rebels have no interest in peace. the european union leaders over the past few days are saying the e.u. is a peaceful organization i think many diplomats around the world will give up on that what we need now maybe is ban ki moon the united nations together the united nations is a place for peace because this is obviously england and france to be doing the supposedly american russian plan for june geneva talks the six days of talks in istanbul among the opposition groups seem to be failing disastrously as if you were in a room with the wishes of george sabra general. it was already said he's disappointed it's not before any of the you should be keeping all of their weapons right now forget about the friday deadline no i think the opposition is though. i'm hearing tha

arms of from abroad now according to figures casualties rose sharply after the first shipment from qatar reportedly arriving in twenty jobs now if you look at the graph that increase actually goes quite shaab more when more advanced. delivered a few months later london bay's argy contribute to action read tons of believes that the syrian rebels have no interest in peace. the european union leaders over the past few days are saying the e.u. is a peaceful organization i think many diplomats around the world have given up on that what we need now maybe is ban ki-moon of the united nations to get the united nations is a place for peace because this is obviously england and france to p. doing the supposedly american russian plan for june geneva talks the six days of talks in istanbul among the opposition groups seem to be failing disastrously as if you were in a room with the witches in georgia savva general salim idriss. already said he's disappointed it's not going far enough the you should be shipping off their weapons right now forget about the friday deadline no i think the opposition is

the rebel look at abilities depend on the money which is fun of the to them from so the arabia and qatar and the capacity to acquire armaments in the market we can say but most probably via turkey and they are now the foes of huge sums of money which have been visions in increased of by qatar especially specifically so it is believable that rebels may. acquire some military capacity more than in the past different stories for its is. an older organization and it has ties as we know with the syrian government itself and with iran and the way to supply them is by iraq. and this being implemented pretty well thanks to the iraqi government cooperation let's talk a little bit more about his beloved been a part of this conflict how much more of a spillover can we expect to come. well the attempts that was taking place some days ago by the syrian government was to gain control of the coastal area of syria and of the crucial corridor that connects that area to lebanon where the it's have a stronghold as we know. so evidently the situation may spill over into lebanon on one side because of the it

proxy leaders saudi arabia and qatar are more interested in. who's winning the battle for syria now that the arms embargo is set to expire and that was one of the questions subjected to a heated debate on across the program here's a quick snapshot. it is a mode of truth in which the european union union finally lifted its arms embargo on the opposition we have cetera et cetera john mccain visiting syria over the weekend meeting with opposition forces and we're seeing an alignment of forces in the worst in the european union with turkey that is applying the pie the notion of pressure perhaps that will bring the final inclusion franklin will finally before the break all that a lot that's not at all well for. you guys are all what happened in brussels there was no vote to council sanctions the sanctions are still in place and they're going to be until midnight on friday what they didn't have the votes to do what the british and the americans and certain other of their allies italy wanted to do were taken a further view of formative act to lift the

are they interested in carving out bits of syria in ways that their proxy leaders saudi arabia and qatar are more interested in and lebanon's government has ordered tanks into tripoli in an attempt to quash violence between pro us and pro syrian rebel protestors this comes after the country's hezbollah and she pledged allegiance and victory to bashar cause violence in tripoli when syrian forces led an attack on rebel controlled border city of the crew said i'm now hizbullah as changing role in the region is causing fears of an all out tarion war as people of those discussing on today's crosstalk. the. movement of has to refashion itself as a defender of arab nationalism is going to go over well it has always and only. projected itself as a defender against israeli might and i feel that to transform itself into an effective governing force and so now this move to become some kind of regional powers. rational measure by god i got to do. that franklin job you're going to disagree without if i can first of all they have a problem themselves to be a very effective governing power but what the

on the one hand, you have israel, you have turkey, qatar, and saudi arabia.e other hand you have iran and you have hezbollah, not to mention the basic disagreements between the united states and russia. it's an open-ended war by proxy. one of the major reasons why the united states and russia now have intensified their effort to find a diplomatic solution is because of the fear not only the potential of syria breaking out, but the expansion of the conflict into a regionwide conflict. there is a real risk. it would take a spark to ignite a bigger clash, a bigger fire that basically will most likely devour not only syria, neighboring countries, lebanon, jordan, iraq, and israel would become involved. >> so american intervention would probably mean from your point of view a wider war and a much more bitter one. >> and you suggesting that america's direct military intervention, yes. i have been arguing that the united states should become much more politically engaged, and i think what we are seeing in the last few months is that the united states now has intensi

petro markets especially the emirates qatar and the house of sound not to mention the logistical support of syria and yes i agree with our other guest it is already . already a regional conflict is going to get much worse especially because the west via u.s. britain and france they see their input into combat if anything on the ground and now we have jihad these let loose inside syria we're going to have hezbollah are playing against al-qaeda which is a milk cold wet dream of course and we have the back and forth of jihad this between iraq and syria chris you want to jump in there well i just wanted to agree i think with it was jeff who said that you know that this is there's no easy solution to this that this is going to take time and i think that's a raw reality that everyone is confronting and i think that's clearly one of the reasons why you see the u.s. administration taking it slow it's obviously you know a situation where people want to act with a certain degree of caution and an understanding that there is no perfect answer to this but again i mean i just i don't foresee any worl

and western states and by this pile of weapons from saudi arabia qatar through turkey and saw so we see in a sense a sectarian opposition a multi-faith were regime based forces partly pushed together by fear that if sunni fundamentalists came to par christians would lose out jews would lose out and of course other whites and shots would lose out. are mark almond thanks very much indeed for your views here international relations professor thank you. well ya know british prime minister david cameron is expected in brussels this week for talks on struggling policies although everyone around the table knows the u.k. has got one eye on the exit with cameron's party circulating a draft referendum bill here's what the british public seems to think. well close to the house of those surveyed for a national newspaper would say yes to leaving the e.u. as opposed to thirty percent and would vote to stay as for when they want to decide forty four percent and say now while only twenty nine percent are ready to wait until the conservative bill is down line of twenty seventeen and our britain's bu

players you know some of the ribbon their agenda is not to washington's agenda school pleiku different qatar they want some kind of move the brotherhood led government in syria and the house of sol they want the wahhabi amrit which is going to breed of all. types later on their agenda is completely different and they're doing they're arming themselves sometimes they go through turkey sometimes it's screened by the cia in certain turkey but we don't know who gets these weapons. you know at the last resort and most of these people are getting their weapons in directly are job but i was noura because they have very good connections for instance with the tribal sheiks in our own bar province in iraq lot of commanders that affiliated with nor are there not syrians they're iraqis they were fighting the americans in a bar provest thousand and four two thousand and five two thousand and six i met some of these people at a time over there and now they're syria they're doing the back and forth across the border for you are agreeing to head. well you know i think that i think that iraq has a lot to do

is a bit of a fiction anyway they arms are pouring into the opposition in syria but for coming from qatar and saudi arabia there are undoubtedly be organized by the united states and the other nato powers when they really mean is that they want to send heavier weapons and because the opposition has suffered serious setbacks recently and so we see an all out push going on as the proposed peace conference approaches both this civil level and the military level to try to strengthen the opposition which is dependent upon the support it's receiving from outside otherwise it does not have any hope for victory in fact can be defeated you mentioned some countries there are providing arms i mean do you think a collective e.u. decision to lift the embargo could lead to a collective e.u. shipments to the rebels well i think remains to be seen it's clear that the leading nato powers the u.s. britain france britain france of course being the former colonizers of the region and the u.s. being the current colonizer of the region and number one colonizer the region leading the way and their allies are cl

think that, you know, arming the rebels will end the stalemate there. >> my understanding is that qatar and saudi arabia are arming the rebels. >> the rebels have claimed, and it's been lifted now, but the americans were limiting the type of weapons that could go in. they did not want sophisticated weapons go in. we're trying to, i think, vet who's getting these sophisticated weapons, but we really were limiting what kind of weapon was going in. and they've had lots of small arms and rpgs, but they needed more sophisticated stuff to deal with syrian armor and those kind of things. to me, it's you arm and arm fully, or you don't arm. not sort of half and half. thank you all very much. again, i -- [applause] i appreciate all the questions, and it's good to have this conversation. thank you. [inaudible conversations] >> radio host dennis -- [inaudible] every weekend on c-span2. >> here are some of the latest headlines surrounding the publishing industry this past week. penguin books has agreed to a $75 million settlement in an antitrust e-book pricing suit. last year the department of just

and failed to deport jordanian terror suspect abu qatada has avoided extradition for over a decade qatar his lawyers argue it's against his human rights to return to jordan where he could face torture not all the countries signed up to the european convention on human rights choose to follow it the french and italian governments deport dangerous individuals first and then hear their appeals i think one of the problems we have this country. is until something goes drastically wrong we don't seem to want to find the adequate solution or effective solution for the problem we tend to leave things as they are a list of problems big and off something really does go wrong in the sense that something like this goes on the streets. people but it did happen over here in the soldier lee rigby was hired to death in broad daylight by two men. wielding meat cleavers the murder suspect the country the suspects have been known for minorities and questions have been asked about whether or not the police could have done more to mend the murder and yet a week later we learn that a mentally unstable man who

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weapons coming from qatar or from other countries. meanwhile russia's calls for a peaceful solution to the syrian conflict have been backed by the united nations the u.n. chief ban ki moon said an international conference should be held as soon as possible to help the parties enter negotiations but it remains unclear who will speak for the rebels you go to prison off has been following developments in the black sea resort of sochi. well after meeting with russia's leadership the un secretary-general ban ki moon agreed that the conflict in syria could only be resolved in accordance with international law without any foreign military intervention and with the full respect of syria's territorial integrity he also agreed to the idea of putting together this joint conference which would include both the syrian rebels and the authorities now they were also able to establish the list of current stumbling blocks concerning this idea and well first of all currently the opposition is still quite divided it's unclear who would be able to represe

welcome back this is are to you know the government of qatar has approved tough new measures to monitor its citizens' online activity and clip posted on news websites and social media the steps follow similar regulations in other gulf arab states and law and a material deemed to threaten national security middle east analyst jamie ingram says that while the bill may not be the death toll for freedom of speech just yet it could be a stepping stone to further crackdown. they've looked at their neighbors and if you wait these are examples of the country leaders do not want to go down yes this nor is it going to restrict freedom of speech levels to it to actually be implemented it remains unclear they could just be hedging their bets for now in case they really do require. to calm down its freedom of speech online in the future because those kind of reputation for a relatively free media are going to start to form in recent years and good little was reported to the message as well so that journalism as a whole doesn't have too much to worry about it was always very very it's really up to th

. >> qatar's representative drafted the resolution. 107 countries approved it. delegates from russia, china and iran were among 12 nations that did not. they called the resolution one-sided. the resolution condemns the syrian government for systematic human rights violations and demands president assad to allow u.n. investigators into the country for assessing chemical weapons used and allow for a transition. it says the national coalition should play a role. general assembly resolutions are not binding but it would carry in the security council where russia and china have backed regions. >>> researchers with the u.s. geological survey says the continental shelf may hold undiscovered crude oil and natural gas. north korean agents kidnapped them in the '70s and '80s. he was a top aid to former prime minister. in 2002 and 2004. visited the north for talkings with then leader kim jung-il. kim is a close aid e. prime minister abe said he would be willing to meet with kim jung-un if it would help resolve the issue. >> translator: if a summit with the north korean lea

. >> doctors first identified the virus last september in a man from qatar who had traveled to saudi arabia. researchers say they have no details on the source of the latest infections. still they have called on health authorities to raise public awareness, even outside of areas where they've confirmed cases. the new strain is from a family of viruses that can cause a range of illnesses from the common cold to severe acute respiratory syndrome. the first cases of sars appeared in asia in 2003. the disease killed nearly 800 people as it swept across the world. >>> crews with the south korean and u.s. navys have started two days of joint exercises off the southeastern coast of the korean peninsula. north korean leaders have objected to the drills which involve a nuclear-powered u.s. aircraft carrier. the american fleet arrived on saturday at the southern port. of pusan. the nuclear powered "uss nimitz" carries 64 fighter jets, mainly fa-18s. guided missile cruisers and destroyers are also taking part. american military officials say the routine drills are meant to ensure good coordinat

qatar. the blast comes at a very debacle time for the government. they had locked down most of the city including civilian vehicles over the last few days. the fact that the attack happens out of underscores just how difficult it is for the authorities to maintain security across the city. the attack also comes just a few days before a conference in london which brings together officials from the united states and from the somali government to discuss the way forward. one of the very top issues of the agenda will be the question of how to injured. they have arrested one person in connection with the blast and investigators are at the scene. meeting wit tens of thousands of activists demanding a new blasphemy law. there are marching to the capital dhaka. we are unable to name our correspondent. >> there has not been such a big protest a little last five years in bangladesh. at least 200,000 people are out there, but these are conservative estimates. what i am seeing is a sea of men in the capital. the government did not allow this protest at first, b

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we have to be talking with all our allies in the region, including turkey, saudi arabia and qatar whorming certain elements of the rebels and trying to insure that their weapons are not going to groups that are hostile to the u.s. and some of our friends in the region. such as the group, japa de japa del nusra who says we are al qaeda. >> we what we have is a potential stalemate. you have saudi arabia, qatar and the brits and the french who are going to join in arming the rebel groups, some of the rebel groups. and on the other hand you've got hezbollah and iran and russia certainly, propping up the assad regime. there's a standoff with people, civilian population just dying. by scores. >> it's tragic, it's awful. i don't feel, i'll be honest, i don't feel that strongly if we go ahead and try to help arm and train some of the free syrian army. i don't think it's going to make a decisive difference by any means. i think this war will drag on for a long, long time. because both sides think they can win. and both sides fear the consequences of losing as death to them and their families.

ceo caught up with qatar airways on board.rplane would note bee absolutely sure that the batteries on board this airplane are safe and are sure that over the next month and years boeing will do even more to enhance the quality of the battery that is powering this electric airplane. >> yeah. good. who was that? earlier -- i mean, who is asking the question is what i men. did yusef get on the plane? >> could have been. earlier, we asked would you bring your own devices to work inspect this is a london based aviation company tweeted, they do their their employee toes bring their devices to work since activity across ipads, lab tops and phones are seamless. it's integrating to bring your own devices to companies and employees. this after a report flld be massive change in -- -- >> more than half of all employees will be asked to bring their own devices by 2014. >> and use them for work. >> if you're not working around the clock, you will be, that is kind of the whole point of work giving you devices. >> but now because it's one an

aired earlier this month casualties rose sharply after the first shipments from qatar reportedly arrived in two thousand and twelve in the sharpest increase came when more advanced arms were allegedly delivered a few months later reaction now from london based r.t. contributor afshin rattansi action how might european governments justify supplying the rebels with weapons which of course this is a governmental body and it's against international law or according to russia's foreign minister there's obviously no justification whatsoever and the european union leaders over the past few days were saying the e.u. is a peaceful organization i think many diplomats around the world have given up on that what we need now maybe is ban ki-moon of the united nations to come out of the united nations is a place for peace because this is obviously england and france to be doing the supposedly american russian plan for june geneva talks to settle this in talks rather than war but as far as i understand it obama on his way for americans and the commemorations. there are reports in the past hour of jay c

messis aseguro que no se encuentra entre sus planes jugar por otro equipo que no sea barcelona, viajo a qatar impacto >>muchas gracias y feliz dias tres camaras de seguridad grabaron una espeluznante imagen, que tiene en vilo a los residentes del barrio. >>se trata de una mujer de caminar pausado, cabello recogido que desparecer ante las camaras. hasta el parroco reconoce que le da escalofrios la imagen >>puedo dar fe que no hay manipulacion en el video >>el atuendo de la mujer es extraño, que no es normal ver a una mujer caminando a las tres de la mañana >>el panico que genero, obligo a que los empleados donde se grabó el video, hablen. >>nos lo prohibieron >>norberto garcia, otro celador de un edificio cercano no se calló. >>la vi en el día. >>no olvida que hasta lo persiguio y se desvanecio ante él. >>este fue el edificio donde fue grabado, acá se ubica una vivienda abandonada, muchos aseguran que de este lugar podría provenir el supuesto fantasma decidimos ir a la casa, pero nadie contesta. es una casa que se trata de vender, pero el negocio no se logra concretar los vecinos están aterrad