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friends is really upset about the war started on easter the president obama issued a statement for ramadan addressing the muslim world as obama extended a hand of the muslim community gretchen and company could not believe that easter was overlooked i mean they were absolutely outraged i think we actually have this one so take a look some people said that they might have an issue with the fact that he didn't issue a proclamation for easter so some people are saying is this an outreach to the muslim world and why isn't there an outreach to the christian world historically does have a white house grew old but they didn't issue official proclamation like they did for ramadan just now. all right we got one clip in there but come on people has in america learned its lesson yet you don't mess around with us holidays or else you'll be called out on fox and friends but seriously i just wonder don't these people have anything more present to talk about during their morning shows from the looks of it calling attention to fake wars against holidays is the best they can come up with these days so for

ramadan is with the group made up to make sure -- i hear the guns going off as people still celebrate there, joining us from tripoli tonight. can you tell us the bottom line? do you know where all of the money is or what the right amount is? is $170 billion a fair number? >> thank you for having me. and there is a lot of celebrations behind us and you can hear the gun fire. the numbers are an approximation. i think it's more closer to 160 and that's the frozen assets, for example, investments in africa it's much more difficult to account for everything, but there will be a process of accounting for all these investments and assets. >> do you have enough money now to run a country? to pay the government workers, to make sure people can come to work and do their jobs and function as a country? >> well, we have a temporary financing mechanism and the financing mechanism was established by the country to basically unfreeze assets and be able to spend it after the u.n. sanctions. we currently are in the process of unfreezing assets from both canada and holland, from the netherlands and the

ramadan is with the group made up to make sure assets coming back to lybia is spent the way they should be. i hear the guns going off as people still celebrate there, joining us from tripoli tonight. can you tell us the bottom line? do you know where all of the money is or what the right amount is? is $170 billion a fair number? >> thank you for having me. and there is a lot of celebrations behind us and you can hear the gunfire. the numbers are an approximation. i think it's more closer to 160 and that's the frozen assets, for example, investments in africa it's much more difficult to account for everything, but there will be a process of accounting for all these investments and assets. >> do you have enough money now to run a country? to pay the government workers, to make sure people can come to work and do their jobs and function as a country? >> well, we have a temporary financing mechanism and the financing mechanism was established by the country to basically unfreeze assets and be able to spend it after the u.n. sanctions. we currently are in the process of unfreezing assets fro

i've been coming to kalandia for seven years so when it comes to ramadan it's important for me to know what's going on for though it's not even my shift on i decided to come and have a look the problem is that when you meet the individual people with the individual problems your heart just breaks you know that for some stupid reason that you didn't bring your origin or birth certificate for your sixteen year old daughter but only a photocopy. it's crazy you know it's not only crazy it's very painful to think that there are so many rules and that if you don't fit into the category then nothing out. of the straight out will be acquitted of them out of course she will be able to pray just over there and they will check everything in the computer. and the computer. was with us trying their damndest you know to get into jerusalem because it's such a holy place and it's so important the army and the author does behave as if they did no one will treat them as ne people are not obeying the rules ignoring them and i'm of them carrying. them. how i just that's what we are one for learning and yo

combating the eurozone debt crisis however cracks are already beginning to appear in peter west of ramadan believes the rally could prove to be short lived. given that a lot of clients are sitting on cash we could see a little bit of a continuation of this rally i think it's very weak in terms of foundation the sort of optimism that we've seen on the back of what happened in europe i think is very fragile because now what people will be doing is looking ahead and basically asking themselves with other countries knocking on the door for and it's kind of through example and then we're back to the same agenda again there are also as far as i understand a few issues regarding the facility increase that has not been decided yet so i don't think we completely out of the woods but for now there seems to be a sentiment and investors are voting with the money and this could maybe continue for a little bit but as i say it looks fragile to me. second look at the actual figures that we're seeing right now boyle is carrying its biggest weekly gain since march prices dropped around one or half percent a

and they featured him explaining about ramadan. isn't that wonderful. the "washington post" reaches out to someone who wanted to destroy our way of life and thought it was a good idea to kill americans and believed that it would be a good thing to bring down america. good that "washington post" gives them that much time. they are so open-minded. they are honorable people, as shakespeare had mark anthony saying. all of those people at "washington post" are honorable people. why else would they give their paper, their moniker, to a man they judged to be a man of peace? "new york times", "new york times" had a good article, october 19, 2001, and they mentioned and war al-awlaki. one of the nations largest mosques, said, quote, we were oblivious and we never cared much because we didn't care things to happen. things are different. what we doll rated in the past, we won't tolerate anymore. there were statements that were inflammatory and now we realize that talk can be acted upon in a violent, radical way, said, mr. al-awlaki, who is held up as a new generat