of freedom and certain groups is absolutely no doubt that certain groups enjoyed more freedom under sadam than they do now and under democracy as it's called democracy there's no doubt at all for instance that women had more freedom to for instance work in jobs of their choosing under a rock they were and they were less didn't have to cover their hair and many many do you know and equally christians were you know in a somewhat better place under sadam than they were than they are now there's no there's no that's not to say that they didn't have difficulties they did but of course saddam hussein's deputy prime minister tariq aziz had just been sentenced to death for his his role in the crimes of the regime he was a christian and and there were other christians in positions of power in iraq that is now inconceivable what we're seeing is a is a kind of islamic supremacist movement trying to eradicate all traces of christianity in actually a place where it predates islam all right well thank you very much for your inside andrew gilligan a journalist from the sunday telegraph he was stationed

pero dice que es unun mundo mej sin sadam.. >> admite que debiÓ reaccionar mÁs rápido a katrina.iontima hun acustima h de rauna es ion tima hpugnanunse manioh@ firmeuh uncisionionelaciotima hs al 9un y altima hrorismunomo iontima h simulacros. >> que un presidente norteamericano este abiertamente justificando el uso de la tortura, realmente es de la mayor gravedad porque estamos hablando de un crimen. >> pero hubo largas filas para obtener su firma en el libro. >> yo quiero a bush y vine por mi esposo. estÁ en la provincia y quiere el libro deÉl.algunos defendieron su legado >> es una gran tristeza cÓmo lo estÁn tratando, este hombre ha sido tanto para todos. >> el ex mandatario dice en su libro que quiso ofrecer un panorama de cÓmo fue ser presidente en estos ocho aÑos cruciales. y ofrecer una perspectiva del proceso de tomar decisiones en ivisioun ambiente tan complejo. dice que al final,1 tiene que hacer lo que piensa que es correcto, y aceptar las consecuencias. horaunivisionult de la oea para terminar con la disputa terri

the world saw sadam hussain as a threat and i felt it was important to deal with him because the biggestdanger facing america was weapons of mass destruction and in this case, one chosen to do harm. one thing that is clear i tried to make diplomacy work. there was an exhaustive attempt to convince saddam hussein we meant what we said by the way there was a debate and i administration of i should have gone to united nations security council that all. some said no. and just give him 20 or 40 days. >> host: by your position in the book was legally he was in violation of previous >> guest: but on the other hand, what i think will interest people is i wanted there to be a coalition of freedom loving nations who were willing and to confront saddam hussein's he would understand not just united states demand he disclose are allowing the inspectors but those nations cannot act without the u.n. security council resolution in. not the case for america but the leader said let's go to the security council. i agreed with a unanimous resolution hong then we had a diplomatic track but also a military tr

. >> cuando no encontramos armas me sentÍ terrible, enfermos, pero dice que es un mundo mejor sin sadamerrorismo, como el uso de simulacros de ahogo en interrogatorios. >> que un presidente norteamericano abiertamente justificando el uso de la tortura, realmente es de la mayor gravedad, porque estamos hablando de un crimen. >> pero hubo grandes filas para obtener su firma en el libro. >> yo quiero abuso. -a bush. vine por mi esposo. >> algunos defendieron su legado. >> como lo han tratado mucha gente es una gran tristeza por quÉ este hombre ha sido tanto para todos. >> el ex mandatario dice en su libro que quiso ofrecer un panorama de cÓmo fue ser presidente en estos ocho aÑos cruciales y ofrece una perspectiva del proceso de tomar decisiones en un ambiente tan complejo, dice que al final uno tiene que hacer lo que piensa que es correcto y aceptar las consecuencias. >> y pasamos ahora con edna. >> hola, muchas gracias, esta noche en Última hora, en california abre el primer centro de ayuda hipotecaria, miles pudieran beneficiarse. ademÁs el gobernador electo de la florida, cuya victoria

elsewhere world cup run us up the netherlands are preparing to host turkey in our sadam despite the fact some key players are still recovering from injuries and a joke that the narvik has decided not to spring any surprises and has opted for a conservative squad also and buying munich have already registered their concern over the call ups of strike on robin van persie and want fun bomoh in the european qualifiers the netherlands down the top of creepy of how we want all of them matches to date against san marino finland moldova and sweden midfielder john dismissed talk of other issues overtaking the match against turkey he thinks will bring in new names when he feels the time is right. if some telephone play are you so welcome in in in our team but that's up to the manager but always he was still young and we are still hungry to win the games and especially after the. especially after the summer. if you want do you want to win all the games cricket and open a chris kael has become the first west indian to score a triple century on foreign soil with a magnificent three hundred thirty thr

felt iraq is said eighth tipping point* although not the majority view some say life was better under sadam with security and economic conditions in this needs to be adjusted for many iraqis. there is not proof electricity can be relied on to deliver better results. after all of these billions of dollars people are still unsure whether or not the system can deliver better results than saddam hussein's air that is bad. and a slightly better now a strong sense of iraqi dead in a day. we have been conducting focus groups since 2003 counter to the conventional wisdom, 98% of nine kurdish participants identify themselves as the iraqi not as tribal or regional identities. even kurdistan recognize themselves as the iraqi. there is a lot of pride and hope. bid kennedy has been strong since 2003. there are many qualifications if it includes kurdistan. most people would say 99% don't think of themselves as the iraqis but that is not true. the minority groups embrace nationalism so those echo those in one to be treated like iraqis. they just won a better life for themselves and better representation.