example although he was aware of this he visited venezuela and 2009 and he proposed the establishment of saito as opposed to nato you know so the north atlantic its south atlantic between africa and latin america and he got the initial agreement by a few latin american countries with the revolutionary governments and also he worked very hard to convince some african nations to join this effort so he was aware of the need of a global context of unity but he did not have the time they attacked him only a year and a half after he proposed saito have some correction there so what is the green resistance movement today what what does it do because the news about libya centers on the british and un mandated government of national accord and general haftar when you establish afshin and national government in a foreign land i mean libya is a country that's so when security comes over or said you brought supposedly there was brought democracy. everything that is good to the country you know in the back of iraq it was a green resistance movement rejects it and it rejects general have to realize well 1st

a year and a half after he proposed saito have some connection there so what is the green resistance movement today what does it do because the news about libya centers on the british and un mandated government of national accord and general haftar when you establish afshin and national government. in a foreign land i'm a libyan is a can well that's so when security comes over or said. you brought supposedly there was brought democracy. everything that is good to the country you know in the back of iraq it was a real resistance movement rejects and it rejects general haftar is well 1st of all the real resistance movement is not just like a political fraction of the country we represent the vast majority of the libyan people even our enemies inside libya the asians of nato they admit that and there isn't say publicly oh no they sung the big no you mean you know they say it publicly on libyan media they admitted to it they know that the majority of the libyan people fought on the side of khadafi. if you listen to them their leaders they say this they say ok duffy use the tribal structu

saito. you said that they had been a exciting and away that trumps legal priorities and structures where would you say those illegals -- legal principles come from. and if the structure how do the laws change in response to history and how especially in light of the redefinition of how justice should be understood according to some elements if we have a car were cut -- timeless constitution we should have timeless rights versus more valuable rights. you're getting pretty deep into constitutional institution. the cases that i'm speaking about a really good example in 1983 the supreme court decided marsh versus chambers. there is a separation there. you can't endorse religion. we have if a three prong test. and in this case in which they challenged the prayers as his state legislatures the supreme court said were neck and a focus on the. that. were you look at history the continental congress prayed there is a long history of prayer since then. will go ahead and allow this. same thing happened