r.t. tripoli. let me of course simply the most recent effort there are also currently about one hundred thousand u.s. troops in afghanistan and fifty thousand in iraq not to mention the more under the radar efforts going on right now in yemen and pakistan so this is people the human costs i don't even want to start with the financial cost to this country i jailbird so here he is in our t.v. longer and also a military analyst and of course take you also a veteran now at the beginning of the show we showed a poll that showed that seventy two percent of americans of likely voters think that the u.s. is involved in too many efforts abroad and should start removing troops as a veteran how does this make you feel to know that you've served the country a lot of people you still know still in touch with are out there serving out right now what does this say to you shows that the american people are tired of war and we saw secretary gates is so yes true that nobody's more tired of war than the military fami

r.t. tripoli. well we're in the r t crew there in tripoli shot much more footage in libya to indeed some of it showing in full the horrors of war on the ground it said artie's you tube channel if you like to watch it. the growing number of civilian fatalities from u.s. drone attacks is spot fury in pakistan afghanistan and across the arab world but the u.s. is now playing to increase the use of the remote control weapon in volatile yemen in its war against al qaida artie's garniture can picks up the story. the u.s. is looking to expand its war on terror but its methods are under fire in pakistan in the one year the cia drone strikes killed seven hundred civilians but netted only five actual militant leaders. and pakistan in the number of civilian casualties that result because of the drone strikes. stringless like the taliban and al qaeda and other groups in pakistan to recruit new members and they're doing that. so many pakistanis are furious at their government for helping the americans kill their

r.t. tripoli. now as the coalition is slammed by critics for straying from its un mandate to protect civilians in libya some analysts claim that was never even on nato's agenda radio host of ralph schoenman told us here at r t that the interventions only aim is to divide and conquer with a view to seizing natural resources. as an imperial a gender the un is a fig leaf for pursuing imperial war and libya as in africa at large they want to carve up the country sees its resources and on a basis of constant military intervention and the population itself is the target its resources will be usurped the ploy for the benefit of foreign oil companies in the ninety ninety s. that gadhafi regime was controlled by the central intelligence agency and khadafi privatized three hundred six companies and libyan oil was handed over to the major oral companies exxon shell the immobile but the uprising was the occasion for the intervention and demonizing khadafi as they had saddam hussein and previously as a cover an

r.t. tripoli. so when civilian casualties in libya are mounting and no end inside those paying for the intervention might be stumping up more than i bargained for the u.k. has announced that its taxpayers wide see one point six billion dollars of their hard earned cash diverted to fund the intervention results is the reports now there's little patience left among an already disillusioned public. they're already calling it the billion pound war it's calculated that if the war in libya goes on for six months it will cost the british taxpayer one point six billion dollars but that initial humanitarian mission is now get rid of gadhafi operation and that could take a lot longer assuming that their goal is to simply i was to him from power one imagines this is not going to end until he killed or until he leaves office so this could potentially drag on for months more and as we've seen they've already extended the operation by another three months that's unlikely to be popular with the british public tha

r.t. tripoli. and i can tell you we've got more footage of the devastation following the bombing it is too graphic for us to show you here on it but we given the choice if you'd like to see the full picture it's on our you tube channel at youtube dot com slash r.t. . more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world is seeing from the streets of canada. corp to rule the day. the greek government which is trying to push through harsh austerity measures right now facing a no confidence vote in parliament later tonight it's survival is a critical first step in securing a new loan from the e.u. designed to prevent a defaulting on its debts and triggering a eurozone crisis if i knows where this is a given greece two weeks to force through tax hikes and spending cuts in return for a twelve billion euro lifeline the conditions though are deeply on popular with the greek public let's discuss this upcoming vote now with berman from the labor party joining us live from brussels

r.t. tripoli. and it's not just foreign intervention in libya that's claiming a growing number of civilian lives as we reveal later in the program. the us people who are members alongside in the arabian peninsula then i think the real worry is that in the experience this war to the point where so many people join up with al qaeda. u.s. is under fire for the expansion of its drone attacks in pakistan and yemen we question whether the strategy is helping to fight terrorism in the region. the greek prime minister is facing a crucial confidence vote in parliament to determine whether he'll be able to secure another injection of cash from the e.u. and save the country from plunging into deeper crisis on monday you finance ministers for the pressure on greece they gave us two weeks to pass fresh budget cuts and tax increases missions that must be met to secure a previously agreed installment of twelve billion. dependents party wants britain out of the e.u. so the uncertainty of the next payment for greec

r.t. tripoli. the u.s. action in libya reaches its ninety day deadline on sunday and a group of congressmen are suing president obama for resorting to military gage meant without official approval but voice of russia radio host conan it was also a chance says he doesn't believe congress will pull the plug on america's involvement. the problem is that when there was a prior lawsuit during clinton's foray into the former yugoslavia dentist who sit in the group of other congressmen and even at that time filed a very similar lawsuit saying that it was illegal and it went to a district court but the district court said in the individual congressmen did not have any sort of standing the reality is i think still a majority of congressmen are you know going to support the the actions in libya and afghanistan and so on congress is not going to you know in mass come and say that we shouldn't be doing this and try to defund it and besides obama is currently using discretionary department of funds discretionary funds t

r.t. tripoli. the greek prime minister is facing a crystal confidence vote in parliament will determine whether he'll be able to secure another injection of cash from the e.u. and save the country from plunging into deeper crisis on monday e.u. ministers piled further pressure on greece they gave athens two weeks to pass fresh project cuts and tax increases conditions that must be met to secure a previously agreed installment of twelve billion euro william dartmouth whose u.k. independence party wants britain out of the e.u. says the uncertainty over the next payment for greece is understandable. they've got crews and feet about but about the whole deal i mean greece is really not a very large economy and what are you talking about in the present seventy billion with probably more to come in twelve months time and i mean where's it all going to work and what's basically happening is that the tax payers of northern europe particularly germany are going to have to pay up to stop greece defaulting tax

r.t. tripoli. there is davison's a professor of middle east history at west chester university told me it was the target of see its libyan campaign through to the bitter end. the queen is that. negro and it's commander and president politicians do this far beyond a point of no return or so they simply carry out stuck in terms of their own mind what they've invested in this and therefore everyone can end up doing whatever is necessary to secure victory in libya and they will project media stories to cover. and coming up a few minutes when fighting terror breeds more terror us from attacks in pakistan and yemen keep claiming civilian lives causing an uproar among locals and said to go into the arms of the taliban and we've got more on that coming up. next though the greek government which is trying to push through harsh austerity measures is facing a no confidence vote in parliament tonight it's survival is a critical first step in securing a new loan from the e.u. designed to prevent a defaulting on

r.t. tripoli. and it's not just in libya where foreign intervention is claiming a growing number of civilian lives as we revealed later in the program the view while since coming under criticism for its use of drone strikes in pakistan and yemen its critics warning that instead of fighting terror it could be fueling an. the very government which is trying to push through harsh austerity measures is facing a no confidence vote in parliament its survival is a critical first step in securing a new loan from the e.u. designed to prevent it to faltering on its debts and triggering a euro crisis you finance ministers have given greece two weeks to force their tax hikes and spending cuts in return for a twelve billion euro lifeline the conditions are deeply unpopular with the greek public and to discuss the upcoming vote we're now joined live by c. most of the new democratic party from athens thanks for being with us your party says it will vote against the prime minister and by all accounts we're hearing

r.t. tripoli. well as civilian deaths in libya grow anger mounts among the taxpayers footing the bill for the military intervention the conflict is expected to cost one of its k. players the u.k. hundreds of millions of pounds as artie's lore and what reports the blow to britain's budget couldn't have come at a worse time. they're already calling it the billion pound war it's calculated that if the war in libya goes on for six months it will cost the british taxpayer one point six billion dollars but that initial humanitarian mission is now get rid of gadhafi operation and that could take a lot longer assuming that their goal is to simply oust him from power this is not going to end until he or until he leaves office so this could potentially drag on for more and as we've seen they've already extended the operation by another three months that's unlikely to be popular with the british public that government spending like a hawk already feel seeing services and jobs slashed even so downing street sw

r.t. tripoli. and it's not just a foreign intervention in libya that's claiming a growing number of civilian lives we reveal later in the program. when the u.s. starts shit people who are members of our clyde in new arabian peninsula then i think the real worry is let it be expanded as war to that point where so many people join up with the. u.s. is on the expansion of its drone attacks in pakistan and women we question of whether the strategy is helping to fight terrorism or foster it. the greek prime minister is facing a crucial confidence vote in parliament term and whether he'll be able to secure a. actual cash from you and save the country from plunging into deep crisis on monday finance ministers pressure on greece they gave athens two weeks to pass fresh budget cuts tax increases that must be met to secure a. twelve billion euro. independence party and. says the uncertainty of the next payment from greece is understandable. they want frozen feets about but about the whole deal i mean greece

r.t. tripoli. but with a civilian casualties in libya mounting a no end in sight those paying for the intervention might be something of mormon bargain for the u.k.'s announced that its tax payers might see one point six billion dollars of their hard earned cash diverted to fund the intervention and is out is there ever reports negs is little patience left among an already dissolution public. they're already calling it the billion pound war it's calculated that if the war in libya goes on for six months it will cost the british taxpayer one point six billion dollars but that initial humanitarian mission is now get rid of gadhafi operation and that could take a lot longer assuming that. this could potentially be. extended the operation by another three months that's unlikely to be popular with the british public that government spending like a hawk already feel seeing services and jobs slashed even so downing street swore wall it is open and it's taking the lead in libya data gathered by britain's g

r.t. tripoli. the greek prime minister a proponent of tough austerity measures and facing a no confidence vote in parliament if he loses not unscripted tonight a new loan from the e.u. and respond reeling into deeper crisis with a constable default in finance ministers have given greece a fresh ultimatum they're giving confidence truly. hikes and spending cuts in return for trial billion euro by flying to keep its economy afloat conditions are highly unpopular among the greek public i mean he william dartmouth who's u.k. independence party wants britain out of the e.u. says the plight of working greeks is secondary concern to the e.u. the problem is they've got freezing feet about about about the whole deal i mean greece is really not a very large economy and what originally was in the present but seventy billion probably more to come in twelve months time and i mean where's it all going to when what's basically happening is of the tax payers of northern europe particularly germany now all going to

r.t. tripoli. this week a russian envoy began his mission in libya in the latest attempt to bring both sides of the conflict to the negotiating table be held or gallup who visited gaza for talks with the opposition says the coalition bombing campaign will not help resolve the turmoil we seriously think that airstrikes have never sold with political problems and we said it here very clearly that as long as the bloodshed continues the longer it continues the more difficult it will be to build a national reconciliation process after the civil war so we are very much in favor of building political bridges so to speak and we are ready to help. as more claims of civilian casualties emerge anger and down grows among libyans over the true goals of the alliance in the country and nato secretary general anders fogh rasmussen insists only military bases are attack and exclusive interview artes and he said now i pressed him to clarify how nato it finds a legitimate target actually the u.n. security council res

r.t. tripoli. and it's not just in libya where a foreign intervention is claiming a growing number of civilian lives as we reveal later in the program he lacks is coming under criticism for its use of drone strikes in pakistan and yemen critics warning that instead of fighting terror it could be fueling it. the greek government which is trying to push through harsh austerity measures is facing a no confidence vote in parliament but survival is a crucial first step in securing a new loan from the e.u. designed to prevent consulting on its debts and triggering a eurozone crisis you finance ministers have given greece choose weeks to force through tax hikes and spending you can't return billion euro nice sign that conditions are highly unpopular among the greek public and william dartmouth who's u.k. independence party wants britain out of the european union says the plight of working greeks is not the easiest tops concern we know. they've got friesian feet about but about the whole deal i mean greece

r.t. tripoli. well we've got more footage of the devastation following today's bombing but i can tell you is too graphic to be shown here on air if you would however though like to get the full picture you can see it on my youtube channel on you tube dot com slash r.t. if you discretion is advised there because those images are disturbing. news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images. from the streets of canada after. corporations rule the day. this is r.t. from moscow the greek government which is trying to push through harsh austerity measures is facing a no confidence vote in parliament later tonight survival is a critical first step though in securing a new loan from the e.u. designed to prevent a defaulting on its debts and triggering a euro zone crisis you finance ministers are given greece two weeks now to force through trackside some slightly closer in return for a twelve billion euro lifeline the conditions are deeply unpopular with the great public let's discuss the u

r.t. tripoli. libya of course simply the most recent effort there are also currently about one hundred thousand u.s. troops in afghanistan fifty thousand still in iraq to mention the more under the radar efforts going on right now in yemen and pakistan this is people the human cost we won't even start on the financial cost to this country well earlier i spoke to r.t. blogger and military analyst james gilberto i asked him about his thoughts about the growing lack of support for the u.s. forces abroad and what he thought it meant for the country as a whole take a listen shows that the american people are tired of war and we saw secretary gates to say yesterday that nobody's more tired of war than the military families and the veterans that have served there but now it's showing what we've all been saying for a long period of time since two thousand and seven after the iraq war two thousand and eight the iraq surge was the one that the american people are catching on board what we weren't saying whic

r.t. tripoli. the death of libyan civilians by a nato airstrike on sunday couldn't have come the worse time for selling this war daven side amongst nato allies is already limited with only eight nations taking part in the european public is reeling from debt crises and protesting against austerity that's for the u.s. involvement president obama is taking heat for overruling justice department lawyers and forging his own legal explanation for why he didn't need congressional approval and that's an explanation that many members of congress aren't buying as ten bipartisan members of already filed a lawsuit against the administration and more moves that may come this week to vote against funding but a new poll from pulse opinion research might be even more telling seventy two percent of those polled said the u.s. is involved in too many foreign conflicts and should pull back its troops only sixteen percent said the current level of engagement represented an appropriate level americans also don't think

r.t. dot com. tripoli refuses to accept an arrest warrant for colonel gaddafi saying the international criminal court is just a western political tool and has no phone or a base tribunal cuse the libyan leader of crimes against humanity. greek trade unions are staging a forty eight hour strike with tens of thousands expected to take to the capital streets on tuesday proposed a greek prime minister mention the parliament to pass a fresh to avoid bankruptcy. and russian lawmakers discuss controversial restrictions on abortion designed to boost the growth rates in the country many fear that will spread back streets and the legacy of problems in children. and more on those stories in this than fifteen minutes time but we're going to follow them on now into sports and well sports fans are very much looking forward to the heavyweight parents and kids going david haye fights of the year when you say well their parliaments are certainly making it feel that way right now both fighters are exercising in verbal insul

r.t. live from moscow well straight to our top story now libya's justice minister says tripoli is refusing to recognize the arrest warrants for cota doffing it's you've got the international criminal court the hague the dorothy and his closest allies are accused of ordering war crimes to be carried out against their own people but

r.t. libya's justice minister says tripoli is refusing to recognize the arrest warrant for colonel gadhafi the international criminal court of the hague gadhafi and his closest allies are accused of ordering a pledge that war crimes against their own people but tripoli says the actions by the i.c.c. are just a cover for continued nato bombings or into the scope of the details namely he's being accused of purposefully targeting can severely ends up killing civilians during the dispersal of the protest of february of this year the court's decision and the request for the arrest of moammar gadhafi his son and also his intelligence minister has been issued by a lot of the prosecutors. the international criminal court and this is only the second time in accordance nine year history that such a warrant has been issued for an incumbent head of state the first occurrence happens in two thousand and nine and the man that they wanted or were after was the sudanese president. that this is and has yet to be implemented in reality and the libyan authorities have already said that they will not comply w

in other reporting from the libyan capital tripoli where you are with r.t. in there so much more news to come your way in the program putting education down. probably of like sixty thousand dollars to. go over like ninety thousand easy we report on how american graduates to fork out for their future are getting a little back their interest. the german chancellor angela merkel is in for a real blast when she sets foot on the white house's front lawn so i a nineteen gun salute will signal the start of her official visit to the u.s. but is everything sweet in relations between president obama and the leader that he calls quote a trusted partner let's hear from artie's guy who's working for us live now in washington d.c. gynae so nice welcome from well as the presentation of a medal for freedom but what about the serious issues that they have to discuss are we talking maybe some attention addressed to libya afghanistan or the e. coli outbreak are. oh engler merkel the german chancellor is indeed being received with great problem it's her first official visit to

r.t. is marouf a notion spoke to some residents of tripoli caught up in the violence. saddam has been weaving there has breath of death the doctors have performed any a miracle and the young girl is back home with her family she took her mother's pills to kill herself. if someone wants to kill me and to do it myself. but who wants to kill the teenager. some as they do c.t. tripoli has been under constant bombardment by nato forces for three months day and night forms have been fooling around the city with a population of around a million no one can ever say when or where the next one would lie and. this week in the most intensive air idea that there have been sixteen nato air strikes in just ten hours attacks against civilians must stop gadhafi must go and the libyan people deserve to determine their own future nato has frequently claimed success and the military operation is supposed to protect civilians but the libyan government has repeatedly protested the innocent civilians have been among the dead the claims have not been independently very high and with twice in

tripoli bragger. space to radio host alex jones told r.t. that it's a nato it should be held accountable for what it's doing in libya. they want to try for crimes against humanity that would be like having hitler over the nuremberg trials of nazis you've got european nations in serbia and now in libya bombing and killing civilians that's not debated shooting out fishing boats and you have them now admittedly trying to assassinate khadafi itself an international war crime the i.c.c. has said nothing about a war crimes in iraq and that eight and a half pleasure war afghanistan the admitted massacre so this is really a joke in the way the i.c.c. carries out trials is a joke and it's a tool basically the anglo-american. stablish meant to go in and persecute countries. for the haze and the base reports online magazine spiked says the actions of the international criminal court so how many western nations want to impose themselves on the rest of the world. this is actually the first time that the international criminal court has actually pursued s

we're reporting there from tripoli well head of france's nationalist party has told r.t. that the war in libya isn't a humanitarian issue but a mission to topple the current regime or some of what we'll hear from marina pam in just under half an hour's time. competing outside international law which is still talking no since it is no longer until an air exclusions say we are in a mission to bring down a man and regimes and in order to do say. more obviously we will send an army on the ground so it's no longer it's all about humanitarian issues it's about a civil war in which we take one side. with russia concerns over abuse of the u.n. mandate in libya moscow is trying to make sort of the same mistakes are not repeated elsewhere it's effectively blocking draft resolutions put forward at the u.n. nuclear watchdog on the security council which are aimed at pressuring the syrian regime. reports it's because the same kind of language is used which led to the bombing of libya. following two hours of closed door consultations with the u.n. security council members france and br

r.t. and in other news at this hour. you're seeing the latest pictures here from libya where nato forces have launched air strikes on tripoli meantime russia has a special envoy has just arrived in the rebel capital of benghazi to encourage the rival sides to meet at the talks. the i.m.f. throws egypt a three billion dollar bailout loan but it's feared it will only line the pockets of all the former presidents who continue to run the country some observers suspect the west is trying to bribe the big shots in cairo and retain an influence over. america's unemployment rate has risen back over nine percent leaving college graduates learning some harsh lessons about life despite investing their thousands of dollars in their own education just one in five students will find work. in america's eye on iran has a worrying echo of what happened over iraq in the view of a pulitzer prize writer seymour hersh he's been telling r.t. that washington is ignoring its own intelligence because it's hell bent on finding nuclear weapons that just don't exist. pulitzer prize winner and legendary american investigative journalist seymour hersh i

r.t. nato airstrikes and advancing rebel forces are tightening the noose around colonel gadhafi stronghold tripoli civilians in the capital live in constant fear of being killed and now a petrol shortage is making the lives even more difficult there's actions aimed at protecting civilians and succeeded only in stoking people's anger as reports. it may have some of the largest oil reserves on the planet but these days labors also got some of the longest at his pastoral stations the international sanctions imposed on the battle the colonel's regime and not include a few and. that nato is targeting time glory's is suspected the few might be used by gadhafi as military forces with roads closed factories at a stop and foreign workers losses gone from the war stricken country is facing its worst energy crisis ever the new realities ordinarily when drivers now spend vast amounts of time queuing for fuel a month ago this week. in the. country people have been lining up to fill up their cars even days but this line is a little different compared to the gas station the other lift here is given only a marker

r.t. dot com. nato admits to killing civilians in sunday's strike on tripoli blaming a weapons failure being officialsclaimed been more than eight hundred such deaths since the intervention began. as the international atomic watchdog prepares to present to reporters hands of the nuclear crisis visits a city say parties to find radiation levels one thousand times the norm. so dimitri medvedev has ruled out the possibility of a presidential runoff with prime minister putin in next year's election. and the tragic story of a russian mother whose baby died because she asked for help from the internet not a doctor disturbing trend with children suffering from parents distrust of health care services. and welcome to our table world news and much more twenty four hours a day. has admitted that civilians were killed in an airstrike in a tripoli suburb on sunday that alfie officials say two babies were among the nine dead but the alliance says the targets was a military missile site i mean a weapon systems failure for hitting an apartment block instead. indications are that a weapons systems failure may have ca

and presidential candidate cynthia mckinney she's joining us live from tripoli thanks very much indeed for being with us here on r.t. firstly can you tell us what you're doing in dangerous time. well i came here because i wanted to know the truth i understood that what i was hearing from u.s. press was laden with propaganda of course we know that the pentagon has something called perception management and so they are in the business of utilizing the mighty wurlitzer which is the propaganda and they do use that to affect the way people think about what they're doing and that's exactly what has been happening here with nato and so i thought i would come here with a delegation of journalists from across the united states including one journalist also from south africa so that we. he could understand the truth and then tell the truth to the people who will listen to us what is the truth you want to tell people for example you just mentioned nato we know the air strikes there are meant to be hitting purely military targets is that the case is that what you're seeing there no. absolutely not in fact yesterday a universit

r.t. the headlines now nato admits to killing civilians in sunday's airstrike on tripoli claiming a weapon system failed to be an official was claimed to have been more than eight hundred innocent victims of violence as bombings since intervention began in march of. next year's russian presidential election won't see the nutriment prime minister putin going head to head during an interview with a british newspaper the russian leader insisted they wouldn't both compete for the top job. and the international atomic energy watchdog protest to present a report on japan's handling of the fukushima crisis the nuclear security forum in vienna the review criticizes japan forty's for the slow response to the disaster using more underestimating the risks of radiation leaks. takes a closer look at the nuclear crisis in japan talk to the number two you can official in the disaster hit country. we are here with he day he call in the she who is with the ministry of a commie here in japan specifically with the agency that deals with nuclear safety and thank you very much for taking some time to be with u

r.t. here's a look at the top stories you're seeing police. forces have launched new airstrikes in tripoli russia's special envoy has just arrived in the rebel capital in gaza to encourage the rival sides to see. talks table. beyond now for it was egypt s three billion dollar bailout loan but it's fear it will only line the pockets of the former president's procedes continue to run the country some observers suspect the west is trying to bribe the big shots in cairo and retain an influence over egypt. america's unemployment rates risen back over nine percent leaving college graduates learning some harsh lessons about life despite investing fallon's of dollars in their own education just one of five students will find more than. just the headlines here in our next a special report of how genetically modified salmon that danger both our health and the wild fish population. the purpose of this experiment is to determine if genetically engineered fish will outcompete and mate with wild fish and if they do that whether their genes will spread in a wild population or whether they will disappear

r.t. dot com. headlines now here naughty. nato admits to killing civilians in sunday's tripoli having a weapon system failed even officials claimed they know almost nine hundred innocent victims of the bombings since the intervention began much from. the possibility of a presidential runoff with prime minister putin next year's election interview with the financial times the russian leader also said it's still too early to say he will stand for reelection from. the international atomic. to present a report on the fukushima crisis to nuclear security for an interview. for this response to the results stop using the on the risks of radiation groups. takes a closer look at the nuclear crisis in japan we talked to the number two and you can officially in the disaster hit country. we are here with he day he call in the sheehan man who is with the ministry of a colony here in japan specifically with the agency that deals with nuclear safety and thank you very much for taking some time to be with us today now as this. devastating event has happened in the news has spread out around the world it's become clear in the past three months th

r.t. for most who want to have an hour about top stories in our review of the week seven civilians dead in a suspected nighttime nato air strike on a residential area in tripoli as the alliance tries to bomb libya out of its three months down may. also making headlines greece's new manager money rolls up his sleeves to steer the debt stricken country's reforms for a few areas public rage against even deeper cuts. at america's get accused of twisting thailand's arms as a new york judge cast doubt on the legality of extraditing alleged russian arms smuggler big book to the states. so host a pm here in moscow it's not just greeks about the sacrifices are being forced into for financial help from europe the germans aren't happy about paying for the weaknesses of their neighbors either next the german m.p. tells us why he thinks e.u. countries should look after themselves. greece and portugal should leave the euro to save the european union according to german ruling party m.p. close pizza world mr will see what will happen if you keep bailing them out. you know and you were treaties there was regulated that there must be any bailout of course. otherwise you will.