then ramadan came in, and it was a respected event for the iraq people, and we respected that. then school came back in again and it became important to understand these points. so we put all of these factors together, and for me that was the art of war, was putting it all together skpchlt th. and then handing it over to the targeting expert, the right fusing, the right approaches and all that. let me give you an example. battles of via was a place inside tripoli. the regime timed that it was full of civilians who were acting as human shield for gadhafi and his regime. if you look at the tape, you'll find that a lot of the guards were not looking outward to keep people from looking in, they were looking inward to keep people from going out. to keep people busy right inside the main bunker, they created an amusement park, there was a carousel, a bouncy park and all that. we observed they would actually leave this amusement park and watch a movie about 50 meeteter down the road, and this would allow us to hit the bunker. that's the kind of study that our opposing team and our tar

concern that the fighting season in 2013 is split by ramadan, and we would have our folks in a position to allow something to go on in the second half, right off ramadan's, the last half of the fighting season in 2013 that is counterproductive to what we're trying to get done. can you help me understand? i'm in a position to have some information on intelligence as to what is going on, and it didn't -- i was a bit shocked with your comments, because it's not marrying up with the evidence i had at that point in time from things improving on the ground to that rapidly to and since then that questions of certain folks who should know, and make sure, maybe you were misquote order maybe overstated with respect to that. but i am concerned that we -- and then one final question. >> sure. >> rumors recently, more recently, that even more accelerated drawdowns are on. the question yesterday in the senate is that no decision was made. does that imply that those kinds of conversations are going on within the administration separate and apart from what general allen is telling you and the commander

dagestan just like brazil with its exceptional football players two thousand and eight olympic champion ramadan shaheen is a native of dagestan but ended up representing turkey and happens to be just one of many locals who went looking for a shot at glory in countries other than russia. first i did not even think of performing for another country but everything changed after my jaw was broken and i lost my place on the russian team a short while later i struck a deal with a turkish club and began to compete there after i defeated all of my turkish opponents in the sixty six k. class they decided that i could perform for the turkish national team. sheens uncle is stuck here by haro is the coach of the turkish national team who are also in dagestan training alongside other countries for the upcoming summer games in london . and this. far enough that skin immense experience here every year they come from korea mongolia and even cuba dagestan has a great school of wrestling also only have the olympic training center but in any wrestling center here even the americans would come here they'd videotap

munching his way through a bag of crisps, and i said to him, purely frivolously, "you could do with ramadan lasting all year round, couldn't you, kemal?" it was quite witty, really. and now his dad has said that i singled him out because of his religion, and apparently i've traumatized him about his weight. which is down to a glandular disorder it seems, which presumably compels him to thrust pies down his throat. and that was it. the governors won't take it seriously. the governors?! he wrote to the l.e.a., so it has to go to the governors. but they'll just kick it into the long grass. i can't believe that you were trying to keep this quiet. i was gonna tell you when it was over. brilliant. so now i've got two members of my family lying to me! i didn't want to worry you. ( thudding, screaming upstairs ) we should be sharing these things, pete. i know, i know. you're right. um... what? there was... an incident that was vaguely similar last year. how similar? similar in that it was another completely baseless complaint. and it went to the governors. ohh! i mean, you just can't make jokes the

parties where they all sort of group together and they may cook for when we have festivals like eve or ramadan, davali. i think for any woman to uproot from her home is never an easy desicion to make and at kinara we try to make them as comfortable and homey as possible. i certainly, in my four years here, have seen some really tragic cases that have come through the front door. >>it was so hard for me, because i didn't even know anything about the outside world. my name is sweetie, and i'm 20 years-old. my dad didn't really wanted me to study, so he was just pressurizing me not to go to college. when i told him that i'm not going to leave my studies, then they decided that they're going to send me back home to india, and then marry me to someone who i don't know, or anything. >>(vo) sweetie's parents then began to threaten her in an effort to force her into the marriage. >>started with the verbal abuse, like, and then down the line after three or four months, then he started to physically abuse me. he slapped me on my face, and he tried to strangle me. having your own parents doesn't want you

for example, reciting the koran during ramadan became three hours more religious programs, and as i said the institute -- interpretation of the holy koran was set up in academic institution, first in baghdad and then in bosnia, something like 25% of the student for active members -- encouraged to go, how to interpret the holy koran from that point of view. fascinating to look at the essays and seminar paper is that these children had to write and everything gets filed after these topics. there was a lot of lip service -- in reality, there was really -- anti religious attitudes. >> grateful for the presentation. in 2003, and the support on each of these in the future and i can see -- with a u.s. army. into the regime, in the u.s. army? >> this question is important, what we said about the decisionmaking process and the fascinating things, there is no doubt that people lied to him through the hole period leading to that, one of the very few documents after the invasion where one of his aides goes to the south and rights for report that he went to check on the popular army and all those. an

then ramadan came in. it's an important event in the life of the muslim people and we respected that but we knew it changed their pattern of life and much less activity during daytime but a lot more activity during nighttime so we adapted to that as well and then school time came back in and it's important to understand the aspects of it, the universities and knows points. so we put all of those factors to me. that was the art of war, putting it all together, and then handing it over fought targeting experts who find out the right bomb to target the right fusing, the right time, the right approaches and all of that. battle inside tripoli, the regime claimed it was full of civilians who were acting as human shield for gaddafi and his regime. i beg to differ with that. if you look at the tape you'll find a lot of the guards were not looking outward for people coming in. they were trying to keep them from going out. to keep them busy, right behind the bunker they created a kiddie park, there was a carousel, a

. >> ramadan, feast of -- haven't they done everything? >> steve: no, they have not. dolan is now a cardinal, fantastic guy, friend of this program, and yet, apparently the people who run the building refuse to light it up in his honor. they have not requested it. the catholic church, but yet, the catholic league is furious about it. >> the national eating disorders week will be commemorated this week. that might be a perfectly fine thing to do. but it's odd. this happens all the time, they refuse to light it in honor of mother theresa some years ago. going on this, this is going to be a two-week tear for him. in these little issues that seem little to people watching this now, it's a small little issue in new york, social issue, but it does speak to a sense of cultural insensitivity that we have to be really sensitive to certain groups, yet catholics are -- or devout christian, they can get kicked to the curb and they're supposed to be quiet. >> brian: they light it up for one saint, st. patrick. that's about it. remind everyone to have a beer with lunch. >> steve: t

concern that the fighting season in 2013 is split by ramadan, and we would have our folks in a positionallow something to go on in the second half right off ramadan's, the last half of the fighting season in 2013 that is counterproductive to what we're trying to get done. can you help me understand? i'm in a position to have some information on intelligence as to what is going on, and it didn't -- i was a bit shocked with your commentsecause it's not maring up with the evidence i had at that point in time from things improving on the ground to that rapidly to and since then that questions of certain folks who should know and make sure maybe you were misquote order maybe overstated with respect to that. but i am concerned that we -- and then one final question. >> sure. >> rumors recently, more recently, that even more accelerated drawdownare on. the question yesterday in the senate is that no decision was made. does that imply that those kinds of conversations are going on within the administration separate and art from what general allen is telling you and the commanders on the ground