radical student groups. people -- the war in vietnam, they have concerns about human rights in the liberty movement etc.. like the cambridge spies most of those who got involved in the 60s and 70s came from comfortable, highly educated backgrounds but seem to feel the need to escape from their sheltered life that they were being brought up in. and they sold resources and out of bounds. many of them did no more than a protest on the streets and sometimes more and sometimes less and broadly in the name of civil rights. and the kind of protests that concerned the intelligence service in britain. some of the most extreme took weapons training, to explode and make and explode bombs and carry the attacks with bombs or shootings even. one of the most violent was in germany, another -- there was a red brigade. the first of may and in the usa, some of you may remember. different groups buried in the degree that they posed to society. the weather man group was one of the most extreme. violent left-wing radicals who pl

we don't divide brother muslims and there can be no radicalism no terrorism these are words only used by prove a kidders who want to discredit as. we were told here believers are taught to sincerely any quality there are no longer up held in modern society with justice can only be achieved through islam and when someone says islam is the only fan way of life and social order that called radical or extremist and what's the punishment for stealing the hand is chopped off and not the kind of punishment you'd find in russia's criminal code nevertheless such ideas are reportedly gaining more support among young muslims for some experts it could be partly to blame on how the list of banned extremist literature was thrown together. often in books by classical world famous authors a band or even some of prophet muhammad saints how can we expect muslims to react and of course the radicals use this to gain influence. of course start our son is a long way from becoming engulfed by the worst of the radical islam how the state reacts to the spread of extremism is now key the wrong moves could only

the radicals to use this to gain influence. of course start their stand is a long week from becoming both by the worst of radical islam how the state reacts to the spread of its religion is now keep the wrong could only reversing the situation you go to school of r g. well this russian a city of has come under the spotlight again this time as two women were found dead in their flat with the words free pussy riot written on the wall above them apparently in blood it's being treated as a murder both of the elderly woman and her middle aged daughter died from multiple stab wounds authorities are investigating whether the killer was a supporter of pussy riot lawyers of the band have already described it as a provocation three members of the russian punk band would jailed earlier this month for two years for performing a so-called punk prayer in the country's main cathedral. working twenty four hours a day seven days a week to provide you with the best stories and videos from around the world here's a quick look at what we have for

still ahead for you this hour here in r.t. a look at the roots of radicalism we investigate the spread of islamic extremism here in russia and whether it's being fueled from abroad and that's in a few minutes on r.t. . first the syrian delegations walked out on a session of the nonaligned movement in tehran after egyptian leader mohamed morsi called the syrian regime oppressive in his speech he added that assad's government had lost its legitimacy and attending nations to support the rebels and the war activists sara flounders has told me that morsi is trying to do america's bidding who didn't want to see the meeting go ahead. there was an all out effort to stop this media and all out effort to keep. iran itself and the stop any country from having any economic or political relations believe iran whatsoever so it is very fact that one hundred and twenty eight nations thirty five heads of state have come to tehran for that meeting is of extremely short of that now will they all agree with each other no i don't think so. will this be a voice and a possibility for the future i think that

some of prophet muhammad see how can we expect muslims to react course the radicals use this to gain influence. of course through their stand is along we going to buy the worst of the radical islam how the state reacts to the spread of extremism is now he. could only rule the situation you go to school of already because i don't understand. well the russian city of cazan has come under the spotlight again this time as two women were found dead in their flat with the words free pussy riot written on the wall above them apparently written in blood it has been treated as a murder scene both the elderly woman and her middle aged daughter died from multiple stab wounds authorities are investigating whether the killer was a supporter of pussy riot and lawyers of the bad have already described it as a provocation of course it was a three members of the russian punk band jailed earlier this month for two years for performing a so-called punk prayer in the country's main cathedral. are you watching r.t. coming up in just a few minutes here a stairway to heaven an old idea of a soviet and is n

the worst of the radical islam how the state reacts to the spread of it. he. could only situation. r.t. . well the russian city of has come under the spotlight again this time as two women were found dead in their flat with the words free pussy riot written on the wall above them apparently blood is being treated as murder both the elderly woman and her middle aged daughter died from multiple stab wounds authorities are investigating whether the killer was a supporter of pussy riot laws of the band of already described it as a provocation three members of the russian punk band were jailed earlier this month for two years for performing a so-called punk prayer in the country's main cathedral. where the russian crew that had been seized by pirates off the west coast of africa has been freed none of the twenty four people on board were hurt that's according to the russian foreign ministry the pirates pumped out some of the all made their escape the vessel was seized on tuesday after next change of security forces from togo it will continue its voyage. now to some other top stories now

a look at the roots of radicalism we investigate the spread of islamic extremism in russia and whether it's being fueled that's in a few minutes. wealthy british style. market. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with my. global financial headlines kaiser report. you think you understand it and then something else. and realized everything you thought. was a big push. to minutes past the hour here in the russian capital as the rose own is failing to break free of its crippling economic crisis the leader of germany is eyeing profit in the east on a visit to china chancellor angela merkel is aiming to convince beijing that europe is still a safe place to invest with billions worth of business deals having already been signed. the details. i'm no stranger to china this is her sixth trip to the country since she came to power in two thousand and five and there's going to be some big business to be talked about during this current trip and it's not just politicians that are there on this visit a group of around twenty in the delegation including people like siemen

still ahead for you this hour a look at the roots of radicalism we investigate the spread of islamic extremism in russia and whether it's being fueled from abroad that's in a few minutes. but first the syrian delegation is walked out on a session of the movement in tehran after the egyptian leader mohamed morsi called the syrian regime oppressive in his speech morsy out of the assad's government had lost its legitimacy and called on the attending nations to support the rebels well let's discuss this now with sara flounders from the international action center joins me live now from north carolina in the states now syria's foreign minister has condemned these comments as inciting further violence in the country what do you think. well it really is a policy that the u.s. and the western imperialist powers to incite the violence but they have lined up a number of countries created a great deal of confusion and it's really an effort to create a great deal of dissension among countries that are meeting. right now and. what about the meeting itself was that the u.s. made every effort to st

it's difficult because all the ses who are radicals of course but all of the terrorists. to make clear distinction between there is another movement conservative one to believe they are very conservative but not violent radical islam has received much media attention as of late in june the leader of another radical group sharia for belgium could previously given us an interview was arrested for posting an internet video urging quote his brothers and sisters to fight against nonbelievers after a woman was detained for wearing a face veil clashes later erupted between muslim youths and police in retaliation for the woman's detention and days later a french muslim stabbed two policemen in brussels saying he had come to attack policemen and take revenge on the belgian government for banning the burka the german intelligence service said of its most recent annual report that salafism was the fastest growing islamic movement in the world and that it calls for replacing national legal frameworks with sharia law authored by means of a violent struggle against the state but abdelk

likely to be radicalized because it's common sense but we never saw people. with university degrees and we have people who are fully integrated if you take for instance the people of the july two thousand and five there we sat back in london they were fully integrated one of them was the son the for shop owner. to your shirt shop owner he was walking in education you had a job. you west. apparently fully integrated with us by the kaiser and if you are in the pattern of crisis this crisis being social being being familiar i mean you're. being a family crisis. a crisis was your girlfriend the reason you are weak and you could be are you guys exactly who could be a quoted in the questions extremist sect now going back to the biggest threat you mention which is those limited stream isn't here in europe we hear belgian justice minister said that she'd been told by the state security that saudi arabia is funding around ten schools here in belgium that it's teaching a radical form of islam how would you assess this threat we must understand that in a box of europe i

plus an imminent threat or a demonized minority we investigate the growing presence of radical muslim groups at the heart of europe. join us sanchez called for the u.s. to stop the persecution of whistleblowers who expose a crimes of the powerful the plea was made in his first speech since ecuador granted the we can weeks out of her asylum a son has been sheltering in the nation's along an amnesty for more than two months now avoiding extradition to sweden for questioning over alleged sex crimes which he denies there is laura smith has more there were several speakers who came on the floor today in essence the sort of hold up act his longtime supporters including tara kelley the renowned station list but of course there was a serious message behind all this the old out to support the innocence and he really wanted to speak to the people she thanked them he thanked particularly the supporters who were out here in their hundreds and he thanked them from have for having been here on wednesday night as well when he says that when he was in bed he heard small rooms old police coming up the

live from moscow still ahead for you this hour a look at the roots of radicalism to get the spread of islamic extremism in russia or and whether it's being fueled from abroad that's in a few minutes here on r.t. . but first the syrian delegations walked out on the session of the nonaligned movement in tehran after egyptian leader mohamed morsi called the syrian regime oppressive in his speech morsi said that assad's government had lost its legitimacy and called on the attending nations to support the rebels syria's foreign minister slammed the comments as inciting further violence in the country my colleague spoke earlier to journalist and broadcaster neil clark who believes his statement was on balance to best. he didn't could criticize the rebels at all i mean the rebels have been responsible for much of the violence in syria the government for another two but you know there were bombs going off which we get you know people clearly didn't he didn't make any mention of that so i can understand the syrians feeling very green but what he said you got to bear in mind the fact that egypt

most people here are muslim and that gets mentioned more and more when it comes to the spread of radical islam in russia is that some of the local muslim communities are financed by arab families from states where it's an official religion because the money. to be worked off and they demand their ideology spread here it's at me like a business is one of the most fundamental branches of islam it's strongly advocated in saudi arabia which backs it up with billions of dollars of support across the muslim world its followers often oppose all other religions sometimes even calling for jihad holy war against them but any other radical movement of us live of course not part of the official religion here but i thought he saw a different ideas often taught in small mosques hidden from the mainstream. like this one form a boiler house rebuilt into a mosque in one of gazans many apartment blocks they aren't it's a mom's denying being radical but admit they do not support their stance official branches of islam and we don't divide brother muslims and there can be no radicalism no terrorism these are

plus an imminent threat or a demonized minority we investigate the growing presence of radical muslim groups at the heart of you are. in the russian capital you're watching r.t. join us on she has called for the u.s. to stop the persecution of whistleblowers who expose the crimes of the powerful the plea was made in his first speech since ecuador granted that we can lease editor asylum a sound has been sheltering in the nation's london embassy for more than two months now avoiding extradition to sweden for questioning over alleged sex crimes which he denies are just or smith has more that was several speakers who came on before julian assange says that a woman packed his longtime supporters including tara kelley the renowned station list but of course there was a serious message behind all this that they're all out to support you in essence and he really wanted to speak to the people to thank them he thanked particularly the supporters who are out here in their hundreds and he thanked them from have for having been here on wednesday night as well when he says that when he. i was in be

ahead for you in this hour a look at life on the margins of war and that we have a good spread of radical islam in russia whether it's being fueled from abroad all about and just a few minutes here on our three. dreaming of a luxury used see roundtrip with open air entertainments. a little bit of exercise to get in better shape. and cuisine with all my healthy ingredients. in this case something to dream of our summer sales on our cheap. ten minutes past the hour moscow time thanks for joining us here on r.t. today as the eurozone is failing to break free of its crippling economic crisis now the leader of powerhouse germany is eyeing profit in the east on a visit to china chancellor angela merkel is in to convince beijing that europe is still a safe place to invest with billions worth of business deals having already been signed with details artie's pretty rotha. i'm no stranger to china this is her sixth trip to the country since she came to power in two thousand and five and there's going to be some big business to be talked about during this current trip and it's not just politicians t

of course through their stand is a long we from becoming involved by the worst of the radical islam how the state reacts to the spread of extremism is now he. could only worsen the situation you go to school of gaza i don't understand. how sick all the some other stories from around the world afghanistan's president has removed the country is the fans and interior minister as well as the intelligence chief it's said to be part of a planned calendar check up on the eve of elections and the withdrawal of foreign troops meanwhile in the south of the country it's been confirmed three nato led troops have been killed by an afghan soldier the latest in a series of so-called insider attacks. and gas explosion at a coal mine in southwest china has taken the lives of nine thousand people leaving more than forty people trapped inside the blast happened wednesday evening while one hundred fifty two miners were in the pit the owners of the mine how already been detained coal mine accidents killed almost two thousand people in china last year were safety rules are after neglected. that's why the twe

of course that our son is a long way from becoming involved by the war stuff radical islam how the stateeacts to the spread of extremism is now the wrong moves could only worsen the situation you've got this kind of already gaza. the other star. well the russian city of because it's come under the spotlight again this time as two women were found dead in their flat with the words free pussy riot written on the wall above them apparently in blood it's being treated as murder both the elderly woman and her middle aged daughter died from multiple stab wounds authorities are investigating whether the killer was a supporter of pussy riot lawyers of the band of already described it as a provocation three members of the russian punk band were jailed earlier this month for two years for performing a so-called punk prayer in the country's main cathedral. you want your to come to you live from the russian capital still to come for you in a few minutes from now a stairway to heaven the idea of a circle in the air is now being put into practice and find out about the plans to board the build an elev

a look at the roots of radicalism. the spread of. russia and whether it's being fueled from abroad. british. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy with. global financial headlines. and then. it's good to have you with us here today as the eurozone is failing to break free of its crippling economic crisis the leader of powerhouse germany is in the east on a visit to china. to convince beijing that europe is still a safe place to invest with billions worth of business deals having already being signed with this report arts. i'm no stranger to china this is her sixth trip to the country since she came to power in two thousand and five and there's going to be some big business to be talked about during this current trip and it's not just politicians on this visit a group of around twenty in the delegation including people like siemens and volkswagen who are all there to show that the euro zone still is stable market to invest in but china has its own vested interest in seeing the eurozone stick together europe is china's biggest export market so there will be su

we also know he was becoming more radical at that time. that is the look that we had in that snapshot of time. >> who were some of the people that we know of who worked radicalized by a lot dee perry >> there are a number of other investigations -- who were radicalized by al-awlaki. >> there was a sermon is hot line. without a doubt he was part of the radicalization process. >> i know he looked at al- awlaki. >> there are a number of others. will you submit for the record who you believe for part who was radicalized? the prior investigations shake the fbi's understanding our misunderstanding of the reat he posed? >> i think if you look at the lead that came out of san diego, that felt that they had an accurate reflection of what al-awlaki was at that time, at that snapshot of time. >> how many other u.s. government or military employees were found to have contacted all lockheed during this time? have these individuals been fully investigated and it in the hold security clearances liked hasan did? a story indicated that the fbi has conducte

plus an imminent threat or a demonized minority we investigate the growing presence of radical muslim groups right at the heart of. it is an hour three pm on monday moscow time this is our life with me rule received julian assange has called for the us to stop the persecution of whistleblowers who expose the crimes of the powerful and the plea was made in his first speech since ecuador granted the wiki leaks editor asylum that's been sheltering in the nation's london embassy now for more than two months avoiding extradition to sweden for questioning over alleged sex crimes which he continues to deny. this. julian assange is the sort of home a fact that his longtime supporters including tariq ali the renowned station list but of course there was a serious message behind all this the the old out to support innocence and he really wanted to speak to the people she thanked them he thanked particularly the supporters who are out here in the hundreds and he thanked them from have for having been here on wednesday night as well when he says that when he was in bed he hurts wounds old police

radicals as a security threat and radicals as characters for novelists.a bit like a question from the university examination paper on the know, the payer and contrast. [laughter] i'm sure that during this week, different lectures have been defining radicalism in very different ways. but what i am most interested in sf i say the security security intelligence asked back msn novelists really as well on my personality. i am interested in the points where radicalism turns into extremism. it is true that in a stable, modern democracies such as we've had been on both sides of the atlantic, radical thinkers who talk about change or rate did not change are not regarded as threats to our security, i might go insane totalitarian countries, where you're not really about to pretend in any way. you're certainly not about to speak. you're not allowed to write. you're hardly about to think about dissent. and if you think about the soviet union during the cold war and eastern european countries, you can see an example of that. no dissent is tolerated. in the same were re

sunni the radical shiites on their own and the u.s. engages in the surge in iraq partially to put an end to that so i think that it's absurd to think that the u.s. wants this type of conflict to happen well george what do you think about that because the conflict of these sectarian differences actually promote american foreign policy and its allies saudi arabia qatar yes i think yeah well that's the exact the sectarian differences lead to the destruction of states i mean where before you had an iraq that was. a serious state. and a reasonably powerful state now we have the kurdistan which is virtually succeeded we have. conflict with each other this is come about as a result of u.s. policy i mean u.s. policy makers aren't stupid and they didn't exactly come as a complete surprise to them that this was how what would happen once the united states invaded the same thing as happened following libya i mean we've already seen the spillover effect. in mali i mean again this was always likely once the united states aligned itself with various

at work drafting its official two thousand and twelve platform and no surprise here is the most radically right wing platform in modern history also today news broke that the ron paul campaign has struck a deal with mitt romney in the republican party promising to not disrupt the convention next week and in return many ron paul's delegates will be seated and his policy positions will be rolled up into the official party platform oh and ron paul's son rand he's going to get a prominent speaking role at the convention but back to the platform what exactly is in it well in a nod to embattled missouri senate candidate ted eight can there's a absolute constitutional ban the forces women to complete pregnancies no exceptions for rape and incest isn't urging for states to adopt intrusive ultrasound laws that force women to have their bodies probed to before they can have an abortion as an embrace of hateful anti-gay laws that give no legal recognition of same sex couples as a call for more radical papers please anti immigration laws like the one the supreme court struck down in arizona is the re

radicals as a security threat and radicals as characters for novelists. bit like a question from the university examination paper on the know, the payer and contrast. [laughter] i'm sure that during this week, different lectures have been defining radicalism in very different ways. but what i am most interested in sf i say the security security intelligence asked back msn novelists really as well on my personality. i am interested in the points where radicalism turns into extremism. it is true that in a stable, modern democracies such as we've had been on both sides of the atlantic, radical thinkers who talk about change or rate did not change are not regarded as threats to our security, i might go insane totalitarian countries, where you're not really about to pretend in any way. you're certainly not about to speak. you're not allowed to write. you're hardly about to think about dissent. and if you think about the soviet union during the cold war and eastern european countries, you can see an example of that. no dissent is tolerated. in the same were rec