you can see the cars report in about ten minutes time here on r.t. police in denver have dispersed dozens of demonstrators who actually set fire to their own shelters following attempts to evict them it comes after protesters recently marked three months since the start of the movement against corporate greed in the united states artie's anastasio reports from where it all began. these are the images of america over the last three months that. must be smacking them selves in the forehead because they've given such a life to this movement not welcome by authorities a movement against wall street wealth inequality and government corruption exploded in new york and spread all across the us nexus of all of our grievances was the profit motive the fact that. the corporate sector dominated by the financial sector has our ostensibly democratic politics gridlock and owns it. occupy wall street has just marked its three month anniversary what we fall into on september seventeenth with this momentous moment in anger with the masses this time now i think that we've ki

little room for the people to get what they want sitting the stage for more to hear turmoil policy r.t. . police have arrested more than a dozen occupy protesters in the u.s. city of portland the latest in the crackdown on the movement across the country plays bond over night talks with turns have been subtle but some activists refuse to go down a stranger's accuse offices of using violence against a peaceful rally pushing people to the ground with claims a teenager missing for the boss on their operation follows a wave of police a smooth ups to dismantle occupy headquarters across the u.s. in the past few weeks but i also was wearing a partner in falls the movement's message is beginning to resonate even with those whose job it has to control. occupy wall street has become an undeniable american household name oh. and police crackdowns against the democratic movement have become something of the norm not so normal is seeing one side endorse the other. retired philadelphia police captain bray lewis became the game changer on nov seventeenth arrested while demonstrating with occupy protesters on

r.t. headlines now police sweep through the occupy l.a. camp arresting almost three hundred after big nord in a fictional water but the n.c. corporate movement that started more than two months ago is only gaining momentum now picking up support from the other side of the barricades. moscow says it can take grounds a cause of and serves a russian passports but will provide any aid necessary now this comes after thousands filed a plea for citizenship to escape discrimination and hostility from ethnic albanians . iran faces a further isolation easy you foreign ministers meet in brussels to discuss more signs sions it follows a mob attack on the british embassy in tehran that prompted london to order all iranian envoys to leave within forty eight hours. and greek technocrats face their first hurdle with thousands on a walkout over new pay cuts job suspensions and emergency property tax dollar tally and express anger at the enormous military spending that they say are being forced to pay for. the arab spring was fast and dramatic with dictator

but any minority prepared to step the wrong side of the law could play straight into police hands either bennett r.t. london. demonstrations have been held in cities worldwide calling for the release of one of america's most famous prisoners lumia was incarcerated thirty years ago for killing a wife police officer a crime he still denies the convict was on death row until this week when a court commuted the sentence to life in prison his supporters claim the former black panther movement member is an innocent political prisoner activist mike far all says average amal deserves a fair trial which he apparently never got. it is like many other cases in the united states a case where race entered into the prosecution where there are serious questions about the not only the efficacy but the effectiveness and fairness of the trial the elimination of the death penalty in this case it's really only one step and i hope it doesn't mean that he's going to be consigned to a life without parole and everybody's going to walk away and say ok we won because in fact justice has not been served in this case it's on t

but any minority prepared to step the wrong side of the law could play straight into police hands either bennett r.t. london. well the camp in the u.k. capitalist ill standing unlike that of their fellow occupiers in the u.s. city of boston who saw their tent city dismantled the smalling police moved into the square about five am local time taking down the tents and making forty six arrests some protesters remove their belongings early very police action would be heavy handed the city had set a deadline for midnight on thursday for the protesters to leave the police took no action until today is the latest in a recent string of addictions throughout the u.s. as demonstrators are told they must leave their camps now or face prosecution the three month long nationwide movement against corporate excess as already thousands of arrests. israeli bombs continue to pound palestinian land with four people killed over the last few days the latest on rest saw an exchange of rockets early saturday morning no injuries have been reported tensions across the israeli gaza border flared up on thursday and dozens inc

afraid materials like cement and steel could be used to build weapons and military fortifications police here r.t. on the israel gaza border or about. twenty minutes past the hour still ahead of you in the program here in the world overcoming the consumerist obsession. trading making selling is the way to make a living you have that you feel good and then and then you are looking for something else the resident asks people in new york whether it's time to say no to buying things you just don't need. right now let's get to some other news from around the world this hour in the artsy world update for you at least three people are dead following clashes in the democratic republic of congo after the results of presidential elections workers in the capital kinshasa protesters blocked roads and threw stones at police who then dispersed them with tear gas tensions that culminated when opposition leader. rejected the results in himself president right lisa beamer voice throughout the show to bring the situation under control. like a plane has crashed into a school near the philippine capital shortly afte

r.t. . headlines on odds he police sweep through the occupy l.a. rush limbaugh march three hundred after they ignored in a picture in order but the anti corporate movement that started more than three months ago is only gaining momentum picking up support this time from the other side of the bow. moscow says a car to ground because of un subs and russian passports but will provide any a necessary but this comes after thousands filed a plea for citizenship to escape discrimination and hostility from ethnic albanians . iran faces further isolation as e.u. foreign ministers agree on more sanctions followed by a mob attack on the british embassy in tel. that prompted london to all know all iranian envoys to leave the country within forty eight hours. and greet technocrats face first total with thousands on a walk out of when you pay cuts job suspensions on an emergency property tax of all italians expressing anger at the enormous military spending they say they are being forced to pay for. those are the headlines on c.n.n. so let's do it diving headfir

r.t. this hour police sweep through the occupy los angeles camp arresting always three hundred after they ignored and eviction order for the n.c. corporate movement that started more than two months ago is only gaining momentum taking up support from the other side of the barricades. moscow says it can grant because of the russian passports but will provide any aid necessary this comes after thousands for the people citizenship to escape discrimination and hostility from ethnic albanians. and iran faces further isolation as e.u. foreign ministers agree on more sanctions it follows a mob attack on the british embassy in tehran that prompted london to order all iranian and boys to leave within forty eight hours. that's it for me for the moment i'll be back in half an hour as the news continues in the meantime it's the cars report and the world governments and media networks telling you truthfully about the global financial crisis all on a smoke screen in their illicit activities max keiser now unveils the truth here on r.t. . max kaiser this is the kaiser report you know it's a financial wa

investigation into what happened but so far no indictment against any israeli soldier has been filed police here r.t . well there are still ahead getting to know kim jong il success is about almost nothing about what you're learning runs north korea traces back to switzerland we've been here since macheda last came from. some insight into why the u.s. and staring at me should show some blame its own soldiers last month's deadly drone strike. has been reflecting on this year's most significant events and it's definitely been an unusual one for russian politics the ruling united russia party lost popularity in the parliamentary poll that didn't stop protests against the results of these in the way of developments from the outset and she has now her experience of how to unfold it. well i think that day it became clear that russian politics are changing lots of people say that russian modern politics are stagnant that they're predicting bold but nobody that day expected that announcement to be made yes people expected there was speculation that they would run for president in twenty two but no one expec

investigation into what happened but so far no indictment against any israeli soldier has been filed police here r.t. . well still ahead for you this hour getting to know kim jong il's successor around the world knows almost nothing about but who now runs north korea ati traces the line back to switzerland to meet a man who says he shared a classroom with kim jong un. plus we get insight into why the u.s. is telling the pakistani army it should shoulder some of the blame for the death of its own soldiers in last month's deadly american drone strike. party has been reflecting on this year's very significant events and it's definitely been an unusual one for russian politics the ruling united russia party lost popularity in the parliamentary poll but that didn't stop protests against the results and these are now a cover developments from the outset and shares now her experience of how it unfolded. well i think that day it became clear that russian politics are changing lots of people say that russian modern politics are stagnant that they're predicting bold but nobody that day expected that announcem

investigation into what happened but so far no indictment against any israeli soldier has been filed police here r.t. . well stay with us here on r.t. still to come memories of kim's school days. our correspondent looks into the secretive past of the new man at the helm of north korea by meeting a former classmate plus. we delve into why the u.s. is searching for loopholes to force pakistan into sharing the blame for nato's drone strike that killed twenty four pakistani troops. but first blood amir putin is pledging the government will do everything possible to provide transparency at the upcoming presidential election the prime minister says it's actually in his interest as a candidate. it could be a good you're going to misstate the species but as it is too little i want to stress that we're the first who need the transparency because we need to be sure that people support us of course there are forces to which it's not the development that's important with the turmoil of course they have the right but the problem is that they have neither a united programs new means of reaching their goals but th

afraid materials like cement and steel could be used to build weapons and military fortifications police here r.t. on the israel gaza border. now some other stories from around the world that fresh wave of clashes between security forces and anti-government protesters has left twenty four people dead in syria fighting erupted in several major cities as thousands took part in demonstrations calling for the president his regime activists claimed children were among those killed the violence broke out a day after a major oil pipeline seringat homs region was blown up and so on a clear who was behind the attack an estimated four thousand people have died of a nine month uprising. hospital where a fire killed at least eighty nine people has denied violating safety procedures it's now had its medical license taken away and six officials were arrested staff members were accused of abandoning patients and leaving when the blaze broke out each family that lost loved ones in the fire will receive around four thousand dollars. at least three people are dad following violent clashes in the democratic republi

afraid materials like cement and steel could be used to build weapons and military fortifications police here r.t. on the israel gaza border. now four thirty pm here in moscow you're watching are two you are still ahead for you this hour can the world overcome the consumerist obsession. trading making selling is the way to make a living you had better make you feel good and then and there you are looking for something else the president asks people in new york whether it's time to say no to buy things you just don't need. or now let's get to some other news from around the world for you this hour in the r.t. world update at least three people are dead following violent clashes in the democratic republic of congo after the results of presidential elections dispute in the capital kinshasa protesters blocked roads and threw stones of police to disperse them with tear gas tensions that culminated when opposition leader etienne rejected the results and declared himself president police have been deployed throughout kinshasa to bring the situation under control. like a plane has crashed into a school n

afraid materials like cement and steel could be used to build weapons and military fortifications police here r.t. on the israel gaza border restoration. have been held in the cities worldwide calling for the release of a man who until a few days ago was america's most high profile death row prisoner momi abu jamal was incarcerated thirty years ago for killing a white philadelphia police officer a crime he still denies earlier this week a court reduce the sentence to life in prison without parole his supporters claim the former black panther militant is an innocent political prisoner david lindorff an investigative reporter says the keys proves the shortcomings in the u.s. justice system. first of all he clearly had a trial that was a sham there were this documented clear evidence that a lot of the prosecution witnesses were perjuring themselves and the other thing is that he has almost no way to get out of jail now short of a new witness coming forward because of the way our system blocks appeals by by people who are in these situations well it really highlights the defect that you know first of

afraid materials like cement and steel could be used to build weapons and military fortifications police here r.t. on the israel gaza border. just to remind you more news available online dot com including that at the moment a finnish journalist claims he was beaten up by the founder of an extremist website tempting to record interviews at a conference in finland. japan plans to use wild monkeys to measure radiation levels maybe nuclear power plant claiming helicopters they've been using for the purpose can't provide accurate data to get the story all nuts and even the stories that r.t. . demonstrations are being held in cities worldwide calling for the release of a man who until a few days ago was america's most high profile death row prisoner. was incarcerated thirty years ago for killing a white police officer a crime he still denies and in this week a court reduce the sentence to life in prison without the possibility of parole and his supporters claim the former black panther movement member is an innocent political prisoner activist mike farrell says it was a mild deserves a fair trial whic

afraid materials like cement and steel could be used to build weapons and military fortifications police here r.t. on the israel gaza border. r.t. is coming to you live from moscow now let's get to some other news from around the world for you this hour time for the world update here at least three people are dead following clashes in the democratic republic of congo this after the results of the presidential elections were disputed in the capital kinshasa protesters blocked roads and threw stones at police to disperse them with tear gas tensions culminated when opposition leader. rejected the results and declared himself president right lisa been deployed throughout to bring the situation under control . like the airplane crashed into a school near the philippine capital shortly after takeoff killing at least thirteen people including two children though there were no classes being held at the time of the incident firefighters have identified two pilots among the dead according to officials the pilot declared an emergency after taking off from manila but failed to return to the airport before cr

afraid materials like cement and steel could be used to build weapons and military fortifications police here r.t. on the israel gaza border. i know so just take a brief moment here and r.t.t.y. check out some other world news for you in brief with the world update here a fresh wave of clashes between security forces and government protesters has left at least twenty four people dead in syria fighting erupted in several major cities as thousands took part in demonstrations are still calling for the end of a president assad's regime and activists claim children were among those killed. after a major oil pipeline serving. blown up it is. time an estimated four thousand people have died in the uprising that has now been going on for. a japanese nuclear plant has leaked almost two tons of water containing radioactive materials in the southwestern town of. the leak was discovered by plant workers on friday morning the cause is still under investigation but officials say the water poses no safety risk the country is still trying to recover after an earthquake and tsunami rocked the fukushima power plan

investigation into what happened but so far no indictment against any israeli soldier has been filed police here r.t. . as eurozone nations to give a deeper into crisis the u.k. treasury is working on a contingency plan now for the single currency is collapse it includes a capital control measures while brooke there's prepared to close its borders even maybe even evacuating experts and all of their makers were affected countries spoke to robert oulds he's president of the brews group of campaigners against access unification in europe he told me that many nations would actually benefit if the eurozone was to collapse. well the european leaders are trying to shore up the eurozone by having greater degree of centralization and more having countries like france and germany have the final say in a sense over the budgets of those e.u. member states that have excessive budget deficit but that really isn't the answer to the problems wilts really needs either a massive injection of cash into countries like greece and italy to shore up their economies to be talking in the trillions of euros that's what one o

r.t. with me will receive shy police in los angeles have cleared one of the last stand longest standing occupy camps in the u.s. but hundreds of officers some dressed up in riot gear drove protesters out of a park making three hundred arrests and the process that's all are following in a fictional order to bring to an end to occupation correspondent. has more on this. nearly three hundred people were arrested in l.a. on wednesday the police action against the protesters was not as heavy as what we've seen in other cities like oakland in california or new york in different cities police use tear gas on people rubber bullets sound cannons temper spray no this time they just record and arrest no injuries as far as we know but still almost three hundred protesters arrested were people refuse to leave the park surrounding the l.a. city hall which they've been occupying for the last eight weeks some demonstrators climbed into the trees to avoid the vix and police were using cherry pickers to take them off those trees the occupiers in l.a. received an eviction order last week with missiles for siding

r.t. this are the occupy wall street movement in its struggle against police crackdowns and pressure from local authorities or for some insight into a movement we can talk to deborah sweet she is the director of the world can't wait it's an organization that campaigns gives us wars and repression while police made many arrests in los angeles and philadelphia but we didn't see any brutality or tear gas is this a good sign perhaps the officers of finally learned how to deal with protesters. well i guess that's thanking someone for being raped and gently or still and from carefully the main point here is that through government authority. little jim nantz thank him very throws down. there was retaliating or not i think is the subject that's still under debate and certainly here and heard stories from both philadelphia in los angeles about hope and protestors were treated and their rights disrespected the main issue here is that all across this country the i.q. patience that has so much expressed. indignation and anger of people in this country have lost the interaction of the country and the

r.t. live from moscow eleven am here on marina joshie welcome to the program police in los angeles have cleared one of the last and longest and occupy camps in the u.s. hundreds of officers and riot gear drove protesters out of the park making three hundred arrests in the process following in a fictional order to bring an end to a two month long occupation there i'll respond vanished account has more. nearly three hundred people were arrested in delhi on wednesday but police action against the protesters was not as heavy as what we've seen in other cities like oakland in california or new york in different cities police used tear gas on people rubber bullets sound cannons pepper spray no this time they just performed arrests no injuries as far as we know but still almost three hundred peaceful protesters arrested were people who refused to leave the park surrounding the l.a. city hall which they've been occupying for the last eight weeks some demonstrators climbed into trees to avoid a victim police were using carry pickers to take them off those trees the occupiers in l.a. received an eviction

r.t. . and throughout these protests the things police have not hesitated to use pepper spray to subdue protesters one of the most and the misuse of the weapon was during the police crackdown on protesters and california at u.c. davis. so are police going too far and their use of copper spragg are they going beyond what the product was intended for what would the person that created packer spray have to say about the recent use of it by police well we had him in our studio in d.c. a little earlier today cameron logue man the inventor of modern pepper spray i wanted to get his reaction on how his invention is being used by law enforcement today take a listen well as the intention was to subdue and take control of individuals who are combatant who or threats to others police officers or bystanders or they're going to damage properties it was not really designed to attack or subdue or shock people who are peaceful and you know the world will show you an example of how it is being used to play this video for you it's a police using tacker spray on demonstrators at the occupy wall street protests in ne

r.t. more world news now been clashes between police and protesters in egypt at a sit in protest of marking an end to military coup happened when it was read that one of the activists have been detained hundreds of demonstrators torched cars and threw stones at military police who fired gunshots into the air to disperse them but injuries are now being reported egypt's currently holding a months long lection process to replace the military that's been in place since president barrack was ousted. many have grown impatient that it's no progress before. there's high level suspicion that the former libyan leader colonel gadhafi is killing was a war crime international criminal court's chief prosecutor and he wants to know what the country's leadership is going to do to investigate it a month long uprising against gadhafi is known to over thirty thousand people and even on top of his capture and violent death. japan's fukushima nuclear facility has been declared stable by months of being crippled by the earthquake and tsunami that it's in what's called a cold shutdown condition in the minimal rad

the situation is back under control in the unrest was sparked by clashes between police and striking oil workers. next to r.t. talks to russia's deputy foreign minister on what's ahead in missile defense talks between moscow and washington. we're sitting down with. russia's deputy foreign minister he's heading the russian side of the us russia working group that deals with issues of global security arms control missile defense thank you very much for joining the mystery of russia and boy to nato said the u.s. seems to be surrounding russia with military installations like an anaconda and that was his comparison and that russia would have to try and break out of that not how deep is the misunderstanding on the issue at the moment and it doesn't seem like all of russia's concerns are falling on deaf ears in washington i wouldn't describe this is along the lines as you did i think we have a very very productive and all the way straightforward a difficult one but a very productive dialogue with our u.s. partners we are making no secret of our concerns we are definitely disturbed by the fact that the strategic in

mainstream america involved the police involved realizing that we're all victims of corporate america and that we're for the murder it's got to be stopped marina port r.t. new york and to talk more about this iraq war that turned activist michael prysner . mike you were part of a this police crackdown recently you experienced it first hand i understand you were arrested at in l.a. tell us about your experience there. sure well hundreds and actually thousands of people mobilize to occupy l.a. once the mayor took back the approval for city hall to have the encampment there on the lawn thousands mobilize knowing that in a vision was pending just like they did in wall street in oakland and other places but regardless of the people legitimately wanting to express their first amendment rights of their freedom to assemble the city came charging in before any dispersal order was given the l.a.p.d. came charging in with full riot gear from city hall onto the city hall lawn anyone who is in their way when they were charging in i was knocked over was be in i personally saw a photographer a journalist who was on the stairs who was thrown down the stairs and b. and

republics remains a volatile after deadly clashes between striking oil workers and police sparked more unrest across the region r.t. god cannot is in cassocks down. it seems that the the of. we stored order in these parts of the country were these were this while and she erupted we've heard reports from the town of walked out on sunday in the west of the country were for over four hundred protesters gathered for a rally in front of the local building of the administration but for she knew that went on she's fully but the other rallies didn't go in the same fashion unfortunately for example on saturday a group of protesters blocked release station and a better training of the over three hundred people on board and also in the west of the country and one police came in to disperse the crowd they see around fifty people who are against as they're called now by the authorities showed fierce resistance and they set a locomotive on fire they were throwing around malt of cocktails both at trains and at the police some of them moved to a nearby village setting things on fire there as well the violence erupted in the city

r.t. dot com. now egyptian protesters have clashed with police in cairo after pictures of a detained activist badly beaten by offices spread online the country is currently holding a long running election process to replace the military rulers who have been in place since president mubarak was ousted back in february let's talk live now to dr you said sydney who's the editor in chief of the gypsies with tanya newspaper many thanks for joining us here on r.t. how likely do you think it is that these clashes could grow into another round of protests. erupting once more. last week with the new cabinet. they understood that there was an agreement between the revolutionists and into the square to. keep it for some time in order to give the new cabinet. to address the two major challenges that egypt faces which is their economy and the security. people in egypt continue to moan that the military rule is resigned meanwhile the country's three phase parliamentary election is in full swing it seems is almost parties are really steaming ahead do you think that the army will eventually step down. because of c

spread from an oil town where striking workers clashed with police on friday sparking more rallies across the region he got press can offer r.t. is in. on a sunday afterwards managed to stop an attempt to storm the local courthouse. and also attacks various attacks on police that while it's there started on friday there was a protest rally against downbeat salaries combined with celebrations of twenty years of independence and the entire thing just spiraled out of control it's not clear. what exactly triggered it but at some point the angry crowd began setting buildings on fire including state facilities clashing with police and authorities say that forty six dealings have been burned to the ground and as a result police had to use force including live rounds authorities say that they have the situation in under control deployed a state of emergency for the next three weeks there in accordance with because our constitution since then has been in force around sixty people have been detained and also three are russian journalists have been detained as well and they are reported to have been released also in the west of kazakhst

minority prepared to step the wrong side of the law could play straight into police hands either bennett's london. he was r.t. live from moscow it's good of you to join us today back to one of our top stories here and the final score in brussels twenty six to one in one of europe's most important political matches for decades ultimately britain was the odd one out as all other e.u. states agreed on a new pact designed to stabilize the euro and attempt to solve the debt crisis however britain the british prime minister vetoed attempts by britain ultimately decided to stay away from this agreement at second more insight on this now from are you climb out who's the head of economics that it was a university and rotterdam mr palmer sorry we had some technical difficulties earlier glad to get you back on the line really to say that they will go ahead with a new tax and a budget package despite the veto as i said by britain does it matter do you think that the u.k. is not on board for this you know this is short of it does a disaster. she just you need the euro is splitting your inner union part that's really the

started prosecutors say at least ten people were killed and some injured including police officers whose got the latest for r.t. . the trouble seemed to start a head of preparations for the country's independence day celebrations kazakhstan left the soviet union twenty years ago today a crowd had gathered in the central square where a stage of being set up but this crowd contained a lot of people would have been there for a long time since the summer in fact a crowd of oil workers striking and protesting when hundreds of their number were fired from a an oil company then for demanding higher wages police moved in to try and clear the central square and then what happened has been debated witnesses and protesters say that the police opened fire on the crowd the police say that the crowd attacked them and that they were forced to respond by opening fire buildings were set on fire including the mayor's office and a hotel in the central square the prosecutor general of the country says that the trouble was caused by criminal actions as he puts it and that there will be an investigation launched to find those respo

r.t. dot com. a deadly clashes have broken out between police and demonstrators in an oil town in western kazakstan prosecutors say that at least ten people were killed and some injured including police officers let's find out more now from our correspondent. tom what can you tell us about this clash is. the moment i see it seems the trouble started at a celebration of the country's twenty year of independence which is held today in the town square in the west of the country it seems that a group of people there from the from the video that we've got at the moment appears according to prosecutors to have gone preserve the video shows them knocking speaker's office days that were set up there there were reports they later set fire to that and that's when all the trouble started there are conflicting reports about how many killed and injured there are prosecutors say ten people have been killed and a number have been injured it's unclear yet there are reports that as many as seventy may have been killed but we can't confirm those at the moment there are also conflicting reports as to what was behind

r.t. one of america's longest standing occupy can stationed at los angeles city hall for over two months has been cleared by police almost three hundred people were rounded up by officers in riot gear for start the protesters after they ignored and eviction order the city also cleared over twenty five thousand tons of paper in personal belongings from the park and fifty people in service to the protest a camp in philadelphia was evicted testers are now feeling of a winter of discontent planning to turn their attention to rallies and marches promising tents will make a reappearance in spring the mix movement is also seeking to define more specific goals and attract more supporters and is across from report now has been finding out recent converts are even being recruited. from the ranks of police. occupy wall street has become an undeniable american household name. and police crackdowns against the democratic movement have become something of the norm not so normal is seeing one side endorse the other. retired philadelphia police captain brady lewis became the game changer on nov seventeenth arrested while demonstr

r.t. dot com you'll find full analysis of all the pigs election about studio on police use of videos photo galleries and much more. going to check out some other world news in brief this hour flash floods triggered by an unexpected storm have killed over four hundred people in the southern philippines with scores more missing twelve hours of pounding rain cause rivers to burst their banks many were asleep when the floodwaters swept through towns in the night tens of thousands of sought refuge in evacuation centers across several provinces. israeli soldiers have killed one palestinian civilian and injured two others on the border with gaza a minute you patrol reported to go put the fire after hearing a large explosion aiming for what they thought was an area known for terrorist activity garza has retaliated by launching rockets into israel they are casualties are reported the. united nations has released the assets of two libyan banks and efforts to ease the country's financial troubles that will allow the libyan government access to billions of dollars of funds from abroad sanctions were i