what we see happening now is that al qaeda linked militants are trying to capitalize on the sick tarion tension that is currently inside iraq and this is a tension that the united states failed to resolve you'll remember of course that the united states occupied iraq for eight years and then pulled out leaving behind this major stick tarion power of the cave at the same time some of the al qaida and linked militants who are now fighting in iraq all reported meat coming from across the border in syria and of course the united states has been supporting the syrian opposition which inadvertently has allowed these extremist islamist militants to flourish in the first place the united states is now saying that it will be sending an emergency shipment of surveillance from drones and missiles to iraq in an attempt to try and prop up its allies in baghdad. the militant group now in control of fallujah calls it sound the islamic state of iraq and the levant and its fighters are also known as the most radical jihadist wing of the syrian rebels let's now take a closer look at the organization whic

gold and silver as currency in money throughout the world but what they've created is this a third tarion environment in which governments and individuals the power balance is no longer balanced the way it should be which is why you see these various. risings or disruptions in different parts of the world most recently in italy with the pitchfork movement that's going on down there so. we're heading off in the wrong direction and i saw terry an ism is in the u.s. you don't expect it but clearly if the new york times is calling for authoritarianism and sang take our money i will tell you that that's not a free market that's that's not a condition of supply and demand that's not what you'd expect to read in the pages of wealth of nations by adam smith i mean this is this is a an empire that's collapsing that's relying on manipulation of propaganda now i want to touch on something we talked about in london a couple of years ago i brought your attention and at that time you were very curious about it but now it seems as if you've gone full fledged you know supporter and this is very interesti

gold and silver as currency in money throughout the world but what they've created is this third tarion environment in which governments and individuals the power balance is no longer balanced the way it should be which is why you see these various. risings or disruptions in different parts of the world most recently in italy with the pitchfork movement that's going on down there so. we're heading off in the wrong direction and i saw thoughts i mean ism is in the us you don't expect it but clearly if the new york times is calling for authoritarianism and sang take our money i will kill you that that's not a free market that's that's not a condition of supply and demand that's not what you'd expect to read in the pages of wealth of nations by adam smith i mean this is this is a an empire that's collapsing that's relying on manipulation of propaganda now i want to touch on something we talked about in london a couple of years ago i brought your attention and at that time you were very curious about it but now it seems as if you've gone full fledged you know supporter this is very interest

issue is famine so this injustice is not sustainable either we live together in a fair and it gala tarion world or we share a world of terror because you would you apply can't tell you how many are in the ocean with the sea bottom is full of pirogue with the dead bodies of our children young people who left in search of adventure. when i was a child i would come to see because i loved it a credit boom or would you do it as the son of a fisherman who is proud to go out to see. his dream is to become a captain one day after that would lead. to how little it got but i had no money to support my parents so i decided to take the perogue and emigrate. i didn't care about the danger or if i would live or die my dream was europe so that i could help my parents out. but you give every i took eighty seven people with me. who was on what we called one or more captain to help with the embarkation don't want but he was unlucky on the you know a wave overturned his ship. and nine people died in the sea of bora. never to millions who tried to save them. to the sea was cold and they all died around them

much of it will have nothing to do with terrorists what we're doing is said to catering to tell a tarion procedures which is gathering information about all the individuals in the world. thousands have been taking to the streets to protest against what they see is their government becoming big brother when in the wake of nine eleven the patriot act or for an end to privacy many americans thought at least they'd be safe but with recent revelations even that tradeoff is on the question in washington i'm going to check on our team. head to our web site to learn more about america's surveillance that both then get expert analysis on what he was spying for the rest of the world and of course we'll bring you more on president obama's upcoming speech later today on our. last ditch diplomatic effort find full swing to bring all key poll players to the upcoming international peace conference on syria some major issues remain to be ironed out with less than a week left before the summit kicks off in switzerland. has the latest. one of the major hurdles of course is the presence of the syrian oppos

private data and much of it will have nothing to do with terry's what we're doing is advocating tele tarion procedures which is gathering information about all the individuals in the world. thousands have been taking to the streets to protest against what they see is their government becoming big brother when in the wake of nine eleven the patriot act are fading and to privacy many americans thought at least they'd be safe but with recent revelations even that tradeoff is under question in washington i'm going to strike down our teeth well let's take you to the cameras and pointing at the podium any minute now in washington d.c. don't come we'll bring you the a streaming live coverage of president obama's speech on intelligence reform. tips you off about it also online as well details of fresh legs revealing that the u.s. and u.k. have been obvious to millions of mobile phone text messages worldwide every day. in the. the syrian government says it's ready for a limited ceasefire with rebel fighters as well as a prisoner swap the foreign minister announced a readiness to cooperate with moder

and much of it will have nothing to do with terry's what we're doing is said to catering to tele tarion procedures which is gathering information about all the individuals in the world. thousands have been taking to the streets to protest against what they see is their government becoming big brother when in the wake of nine eleven the patriot act are fading and hands to privacy many americans thought at least they'd be safe but with recent revelations in that tradeoff is on the question in washington i'm going to shut down our case. you will get more analysis of the promise and i say reform we want you to had told website out so you don't also long as well we got details of fresh leaks revealing that the u.s. and u.k. have been harvesting millions of text messages worldwide every day. to be in the. on. the syrian government says it's ready for a limited ceasefire with rebel fighters as well as a prisoner swap the foreign minister announced a readiness to cooperate with moderate opposition groups against radical islamists of her meeting with his moscow counterpart but the same time sort

any tarion and human rights for. but six point five people total it's pretty but my point is people. make arrogant. with more that point five and up then. airiest credit in this is to studiously constraint and many have not been reached at or. deprivation has become powder political and military strategies once the place where coming to refugees or backgrounds to why has forced more than two point three million people or how full dimensional to free to neighboring countries and beyond despite him is a strings syria's neighbors have shown on my agreeing generous hospitality. i mix in your great group for the commitments made at the humanitarian pledging conference in quake last week i thank his highness of emir of kuwait for his visionary humanitarian support but humanitarian needs are likely to be mitt even less so if the country continuous i also thank the international community for uniting behind the call up destroying syria's chemical weapons a program following the horrific attacks last august at the same time l

country an incitement of the serious sick tarion them and so forth you have these. groups banning music images and of course the zero respect for women's rights and so on so what is the priority syrian opposition as a stance is raj and wise and counterproductive even defied that serious emphasis on syria and national integrity and sovereignty in. intrusion and destructive of thousands of foreign forces zero commitment to devalue free democratic syria as well as the right so women and so on. of course on here on the international we will be monitoring the build up to wednesday's syrian peace conference if you can do stay with us for the very latest developments on the story . over one hundred. million common sense come together with one. war is not. does peace have a chance. in approximately ten minutes max kaiser in the kaiser report will be hip before him i've got plenty more news coming your way when alex he answers. economic down in the fine. and the rest. good to have you with us here on the program today it is aussie international stuff at the british home offi

and much of it will have nothing to do with terry's what we're doing is said to catering to tele tarion procedures which is gathering information about all the individuals in the world. thousands have been taking to the streets to protest against what they see is their government becoming big brother when in the wake of nine eleven the patriot act are for the an end to privacy many americans thought at least they'd be safe but with recent revelations even that tradeoff is on the question in washington i'm going to check out our take. so now to our web site to learn more about america's surveillance efforts and get expert analysis on what u.s. spying means for the rest of the world and of course we'll bring you more on president obama's upcoming speech later today here on our team international. policy and government says it's ready for a limited ceasefire with the rebels and the prisoner swap the foreign minister has even proposed cooperating with a more moderate opposition groups against radical islamist and he raised those issues at a meeting in moscow with his russian counterpart ser

and much of it will have nothing to do with terry's what we're doing is said to catering to tele tarion procedures which is gathering information about all the individuals in the world. thousands have been taking to the streets to protest against what they see is their government becoming big brother when in the wake of nine eleven the patriot act are for an end to privacy many americans thought at least they'd be safe but with recent revelations even that tradeoff is on the question in washington i'm going to check out our teeth. while he waits to see what president obama plans for the n.s.a. here's something else you probably ought to know every day details of millions of private mobile phone text messages have apparently been shared between american and british intelligence agencies so take a look at r.t. dot com for more on that. the in the. now the syrian government says is ready for a limited ceasefire with the rebel fires as well as a prisoner swap the foreign minister announced a readiness to cooperate with moderate opposition groups against radical islamist after meeting with h

administration found itself in hot water when edward snowden revealed going is said to caving to tell a tarion procedures which is gathering information about all the individuals in the world. thousands have been taking to the streets to protest against. hi b.c. many americans thought at least they'd be safe but with recent revelations even that tradeoff is on the question in washington i'm going to check out our take. so how do our web site. america's surveillance efforts and get expert analysis on what u.s. spying means for the rest of the world and of course we'll bring you more on president obama's upcoming speech later today here on our team or national. lead. look look. look. plenty of lives there and they are looking very hard to take a look again a little longer here. have you ever had sex with their little. look. look look look look. look look look look look look look look look. look look about. welcome back you're watching aren't international life from moscow now the people of scotland have eight months left to decide whether to split from the u.k. and london is making its concerns

and much of it will have nothing to do with terry's what we're doing is said to catering to tell a tarion procedures which is gathering information about all the individuals in the world. thousands have been taking to the streets to protest against what they see is their government becoming big brother when in the wake of nine eleven the patriot act are for the an end to privacy many americans thought at least they'd be safe but with recent revelations even that tradeoff is on the question in washington i'm going to check on our case. and there are reports that president obama made alan's a ban on the n.s.a.'s bulk phone data collection that's according to an unnamed white house official you can read about that as well as details of fresh leaks revealing down the u.s. and u.k. are harvesting billions of mobile phone text messages worldwide every day and. then the. i was hearing government says is ready for a limited ceasefire with rebel fighters as well as a prisoner swap the foreign minister announced a readiness to cooperate with moderate opposition groups against radical islamist after

the united states occupied iraq for eight years and then called out leaving behind this major sick tarion power of the cave at the same time some of the al qaida in linked militants who are now fighting in iraq reported me coming from across the border in syria now of course the united states has been supporting the syrian opposition which inadvertently has allowed these extremist islamist militants to flourish in the first place the united states is now saying that it will be sending an emergency shipment of surveillance drones and missiles to iraq in an attempt to try and prop up its allies in baghdad. or the militant group now in control of fallujah it calls itself the islamic state of iraq and the levant and its forces are also known as the most radical jihadist wing of the syrian rebels now let's take a closer look at the organization which is gaining momentum in the region what its roots go back to. early years old the iraq war it was established in april two thousand and four by sunni extremists and pledged allegiance to bin laden at the time it was called al-qaeda in iraq two year

led invasion has helped to widen the sick tarion gaps in iraq's society. i think the reason that there's discontent in iraq right now is because the u.s. led occupation put in place a lot of structural injustices that are the root of all the violence in iraq right now one of the results of the occupation of iraq was that the sunni community. became a very marginalized targeted group within iraq so this is the root of a lot of the fighting in the province right now. i think for the u.s. government to continue arming the rocky government to facilitate their internal oppression of various ethnic minorities within the country i think that would be very immoral on our part and i think it would be even more immoral for us to send troops to participate in this repression. hundreds of people have reportedly fallen sick in the year with a massive chemical spill into a west virginia river the incident has led to an indefinite ban on tap water for around three hundred thousand people who have been affected across my counties i just make a note as has more. state and

six tarion slaughter in the central african republic proves too much for foreign troops to handle with reports of beheaded breaded children raising alarm at the un. a low blow new york residents have a new reason to be wary on the streets as a potentially deadly game of violence spreads fear across the city. and as the rules relax making it easier for internal migration the british get wary over a possible wave of unskilled workers and criminals all calls for the prime minister to safeguard the borders go on he did. the international live from moscow this sunday we have our weekly program for you a look back at the top stories of the week we begin with volgograd which began the new year stricken by grief as the city mourned and buried the victims of two bombings during the last days of december thirty four people died in the attacks while twice that number remain in hospitals many in intensive care this hour we bring you the story of another survivor a nine year old girl who remembers being told to stay awake by her rescuer. it was just another day for u.t. and wagner grads main train

the wall or the exam and various parts of the country and incitement of they serious sick tarion exam and so forth you have these al qaeda affiliated groups banning music images and of course the out zero respect for women's rights and so on so what is the priority of the syrian opposition is a stance is rash and wise and counterproductive even defied that they have serious emphasis on syria and national integrity and sovereignty in light of the intrusion and very destructive role of thousands of foreign forces who have zero commitment to devalues a free democratic syria as well as the right so women and so on i hear what r.t. international we will be monitoring the build up to wednesday's syrian peace conference if you can do stay with us for the very latest developments on this fluid story. of. one hundred. missing and commonsense come together with one. war is not. peace have a chance. we are back in just a moment here on r.t. international with more of the world's top headlines including the world update and abby martin breaking their sat not far. as a new physician i swear to abi

privacy minister on a convoke in even one as far as saying this resembles the activities of a talent tarion state not a free and open society. could have said it better myself and the continuing release of these documents show how the proliferation of these type of spying tactics are not just limited to north american borders in fact as i pointed out in the show before the agreement known as the five eyes between the u.s. u.k. canada australia and new zealand has been around since world war two and it allows each of these nations to circumvent their own survey limits laws and share their illegals by an activity is with each other so as we continue to turn up the heat on the n.s.a. here in the west and rightly so let us not forget about the other nations complicit in this criminal dragnet approach to intelligence gathering because in the end although canada might seem like the less aggressive version of the u.s. when it comes to spine of the. like our docile neighbor to the north part of page right out of uncle sam's little black book. line is as old as language itself in fact the art of dec

the agreement but the grassroots elements of this protest is it justified the comments of all for tarion and corrupt do you think the protesters do have a right and a justification for what's happening. right to go out and protest of course yes they do they have a right to said police but on fire calling themselves people the people of the nation ready to be part of europe and saying they are europe and they have to follow the european model of behavior i'm sorry but i would have to say you know right talk about the way the authorities have. been very critical how do you see the way the police were dealing with the rights before the demonstrations i should say before they kicked off the police were told to not use any force whatsoever they were they had rocks thrown at them they had well they had knowledge of cocktails thrown at them until today there was no retaliation from police essentially or until last night you can say they were all my. they had strict instructions not to hold the provocations but if it's worth mentioning the right now i think what we're seeing we're seeing a chang

the united states occupied iraq for eight years and then called out leaving behind this major sick tarion power of the cake at the same time some of the al qaida in its militants who are now fighting in iraq all reports with me coming from across the border in syria now of course the united states has been supporting the syrian opposition which inadvertently has allowed these extremists and islamist militants to flourish in the first place the united states is now saying that it will be sending an emergency shipment of surveillance drones and missiles to iraq in an attempt to try and prop up its allies in baghdad. that was artie's paulus leader sock more about the fight for flu shot i'm joined now by jake dillard barito political researcher at the university of birmingham hello there jake so there are many people died and wounded in full lucia as a veteran yourself what's going through your mind do you feel like it was worth it . well i think i think i think that the story of the iraq war is very clear the war were initially objectives united states did not achieve them there was no mass

the government and opposition have agreed to allow the civilians to flee to safety and allow men to tarion a dan well else were people are slowly returning the country's biggest city of aleppo to find their homes demolished or pillaged and some of the most destructive fighting has reduced large parts of the ancient side of rock to rubble or even arsenal looks at what's left for citizens to rebuild their lives with. we learned at the little international airport on what is believed to be the first civil air plane to touch down here in the last year it's a special government flight but authorities say regular ones are due to start in a month's time this flight means the return of life to this airport and the syria. this northern syrian region has seen the most violent clashes during the almost three year long conflict leaving death and devastation behind it used to be four billion dollar factory where two thousand people were working now we can see there is left person is destroyed but while that is a common picture here it seems that helpful peace is slowly coming back this village elder si

the united states occupy iraq for eight years and then cooled ald leaving behind this major sick tarion power of the cake at the same time some of the clay de mint's militants who are now fighting in iraq all reported meat coming from across the border in syria and of course the united states has been supporting the syrian opposition which inadvertently has allowed these extremist islamist militants to flourish in the first place the united states is now saying that it will be sending an emergency shipment of surveillance drones and missiles to iraq in an attempt to try and prop up its allies in baghdad. and that was our tears policy where zoc more about the fight for literature i'm joined now by gareth porter investigative journalist and historian welcome mr porter so the iraq war has been over for ten years officially. but with this take offer of allusion the question is are we any better off today than we were when we left that well we are not better off today than when we left it in terms of the situation in iraq obviously it's deteriorated in terms of security but i think of the un

country and basically warlordism in various parts of the country and incitement of the serious sic tarion them and so forth you have these. groups banning music images and of course they are zero respect for women's rights and so on so what is the priority of the syrian opposition is a stance is rash and wise and counterproductive even defy that they have serious impulses on syria and national integrity and sovereignty in light of the intrusion and very destructive role of thousands of foreign forces zero commitment to the values of free democratic syria as well as the rights of women and so on. are the two sides met in switzerland air raids and armed clashes have continued across syria but even in less chaos there is still hope. visited one maternity unit where the gruesome side of war has to take a back seat. even in this dangerously divided country one place the differences don't matter is this children's hospital in damascus. a tiny relative of a government minister chose a room here whose babies belong to fighters of the free syrian army. who have patients from all over syria includi