the group has found a quiet spot to pray. that. says father put them and has brought prayer intentions from the people of. his parishioners donated generously to the pilgrimage. now the pilgrims want to pray for them. really the most profound requests that the people have entrusted to us and i have faith in you that you can do this that we can pray together in a very serious way. and. are you ready for this ok ok then distribute the requests. very much that enough even maybe you should fold it in half just don't read it but yeah. jesus. advice to me was to i tell her that you know how daily life can oppress me the hatred superficiality indifference envy fear i bring you the entire shambles of my life i believe that you can transform it into something wonderful. father takes this opportunity to pray for the young woman from his previous parish who died in the air crash. and of all the children you have received into your old kingdom the home but i ask you this through christ brother in the lord on men. it's one of each dish this was

the group has found a quiet spot to pray. the. father put him on his boat prayer intentions from the people of. his parishioners donated generously to the pilgrimage now the pilgrims one to pray for them. because he. really the most profound requests that the people have entrusted to us and i have faith in you that you can do this that we can pray together in a very serious way guns alst moment. are you ready for this ok ok then i'll distribute the requests for taiwan's was very much that i feel inside maybe you should fold it in half just don't read it but yeah i just want to read it so would least. she has a strong. advice to mr i don't you know how daily life can oppress me the hatred and superficiality indifference and the fear i bring you the entire shambles of my life i believe that you can transform it into something wonderful. father told him and takes this opportunity to pray for polish a young woman from his previous parish who died in the air crash the things you know mindful of and of all the children you have received

many of the groups on the top 15 list have names that are not household names and the new groups are forming all the time postive connotations that people see these and they want to trust them because they do not know, are they being funded by liberals or conservatives, are they being funded by special interests or not, and we see that over and over again. the research says if you are a viewer that does not have any connotation our preconceived judgments, you are going to trust that message more than if he saw that ad with a group that you had a negative connotation with already. that is why you see groups constantly branding themselves with positive and uplifting sounding names and it speaks to the fact that we think there should be more transparency for these dark money ads. with more transparency, voters would have more information to address more credibility and assess the information they are seeing. host: bill in south dakota. caller: yes, i am calling to ask if your guest has never read the book "the intimidation game." by author argues that opening up people to threats of them

that can be found in the actions of the commie einsatz a group that includes the activist group. leader of subversive action who becomes the person spin the publishing is populist newspapers love to hate. to be the good ones even the people would see them. with the kind of good side a different vision about chef india and he died even though there's a big shortage of the deaf this year that he died big and turned it. into a helpless bag of dallam's of people who got to him in the mistaken photos it's a video just gets out. also in the group and just. with his lovely made up eyes. and it's me down a not i'm calm and seen on t.v. is just a ploy. leader on. more to watergate i act as a out that step below that a day and a distance and makes no deal a day acting facts on the titan balance alpha and fun for days the s. and saxon do. it tale it is the it is that until it just is packed in this nylons and yeah and found by smokey someone has its are so on it's of high noon a they the good last. geithner is in iraq and if cannot thank all of us i staked on it and did the heightened and of

the hunger that is still in this group. e to the etihad stadium now and speak to our football reporter simon stone. they came unstuck last season for all their domestic dominance, manchester city, they came unstuck at the quarterfinal stage to liverpool. what do you think will be a minimum requirement from manchester city this season?” a minimum requirement from manchester city this season? i think manchester city this season? i think manchester city this season? i think manchester city would expect to get at least to that stage again. but if you look at the bookmakers' odds, they think manchester city will be going all the way because manchester city are the favourites for this competition. that may have something to do with a favourable group draw. but it also has to do with what mikel arteta was saying, about manchester city having a world—class squad, a world—class group of players and expectation is high around football but manchester city can finally punch their weight in the champions league. you mentioned the champio

say that the armed groups in the capital which are tripoli based armed groups commanded by people who are from tripoli that these groups and their leaders actually control this state and the greater accusation that has been made is that these armed groups are tapping into the state resources and actually calling the shots of what the internationally recognized governments do does so these i'm groups from outside tripoli want to move into the capital they say to get rid of these tripoli armed groups that are dictating the agenda in the capital and on the government they say to end this predation that they are carrying out of the state resources and said create a restart of the political roadmap but of course you know these armed groups are very loosely associated to one another they're from different political orientations the group into who has elements from the old gadhafi regime military in the you know armed group from misrata is an islamist leaning armed group and there's no coherent strategy that that they share except for wanting to move into the capital the only power that this

she explained the differences between the groups vying for power in libya well first of all the armed groups that have been mobilizing towards tripoli this past week armed groups from neighboring cities in the tripoli outskirts one thing that has been building over the past few months is the resentment by communities outside tripoli so the main cities in this case. resentment from these communities and their armed groups for their absence from the capital and they say that the armed groups in the capital which are tripoli based groups commanded by people who are from tripoli let these groups and their leaders actually control this state and the greater accusation that has been made is that these armed groups are tapping into the state resources and actually calling the shots of what the internationally recognized government does so these i'm groups from outside tripoli want to move into the capital they say to get rid of these tripoli armed groups that are dictating the agenda in the capital and on the government they say to end this predation that they are carrying out of the state r

say that the armed groups in the capital which are tripoli based armed groups commanded by people who are from tripoli that these groups and their leaders actually control this state and the greater accusation that has been made is that these armed groups are tapping into the state resources and actually calling the shots of what the internationally recognized governments do does so these i'm groups from outside tripoli want to move into the capital they say to get rid of these tripoli armed groups that are dictating the agenda in the capital and on the government they say to end this predation that they are carrying out of the state resources and set create a restart of the political roadmap but of course you know these armed groups are very loosely associated with one another they're from different political orientations the group into whom i has elements from the old gadhafi regime military in the you know armed group from misrata is an islamist leaning armed group and there's no coherent strategy that that they share except for wanting to move into the capital the only power that

there are some procedural requirements or recommendations that came from the working group, as well, and where we can make procedural improvements and operations, that is not subject to ceqa, so i just wanted to highlight the fact that we will be able to improve our means in which we communicate and present information based on the work that the working group has provided to us. there are some other elements that we will be doing some research on that will affect the draft elements, as well. one affects the fisherman's wharf. troy campbell will be following me, so i won't go into a lot of detail, but the fisherman's wharf community business district has done a lot of work to take a look at that whole wharf area and it provides a good feeding ground for us to be able to use to update fisherman's wharf policies on top of the work that the working group has provided to us. we are also working very actively with dcdc on amendment -- bcdc -- draft amendments that cover's the waterfront policies. those are happening on parallel tracks, and we are taking the working group's recommendations a

group can escape political pressure as long. copy however it was never political pressure alone that pushed the southern media group into decline competition from online media resulted in plummeting ad revenues and stagnating media salaries many journalists left to work in business and tech startups across the country this. other media groups case isn't an isolated one it's just one of the most prominent some yat-sen university recently published a report showing that across the media landscape the number of investigative journalists has more than half since two thousand and eleven for those who remain doing investigative work involves navigating both the editorial red line set in place by beijing and the changing media market social media in china is very popular we were in the reach had a very popular in china saw and always when we chat you could open your own personal account and some independent journalist just as their independent investigation a independent journalist named him she published a piece about a sexual harassment case saying as an university in one thousand china and aids. i did was hugely popular and influent

the group is comprised of mainly the 26 community. ♪ >> the traditional male role is very macho.nd the women portray exactly the opposite. they are in a submissive role. >> reporter: growing up as a child in mexico, he knew two things with certainty. he loved to dance. drawn to the colorful costumes and clockwork choreography of traditional folkloric a. and, he knew he was different even before his father gave that difference in name. a particularly ugly slur for the word gay. even in that moment of childhood trauma, he learned lu that you need no one's permission to be who you are. >> my mom went directly and grabbed my hand and went to my father and said you never call my son that again. the day you do it you leave my house. >> reporter: for more than 25 years as a professional dancer, he played a part. the role required of him in traditional mexican folkloric dance. the traditional macho. >> as i grew as a dancer i started feeling that it was very important for me to be telling my story. that, not only am i representing my country, but that i was also failing to represent myse

also claimed the responsibility for the attacks and this is the group which has been fighting for the liberation of iraq was or they have they are a separate this group and just one day before those terrorist acts the leader of this group graduated this so the arabia on its national day and they wanted help from this so this side in order to help them against iran. there at the moment we had we had to hear officially from them. ok for a minister there was a mention just now has apportion blame let's listen to what he had to say. terrorists recruited trained armed and paid by a foreign regime have attacked afghans children in journalists among casualties iran holds regional term responses and their us mostest accountable for such attacks iran will respond swiftly and decisively in defense of iranian lives. i'm apologies just the most to get my microphone cut off those things but no official response from saudi arabia or israel at the moment as to what they've got to say about it what are your thoughts what foreign minister had to say that. what the iranian foreign minister has said i t

to stop a cafe but if he's seen as the group's ringleader. here it's often it's an open secret that you can buy drugs here our informants tell us how much crystal meth pills anything the man behind the coffee machine is one of us henchmen. and. one of our best informants is where he was there when violence erupted he watched the supposed isis members dump an unconscious victim into one of these trash bins. but only this is the camp's level three apparently under isis control. the group consists of about fifty men independent sources confirmed that fifty in a camp of a thousand. traces of past violence we recognize that this broken window from the video footage much oldest earlier. here isis graffiti along the wall and open show of strength. mana how it says there is only us and the power. only to us had never chosen their symbol. so i want to call. them. a lot it's great and below that walk which stands for religious foundation and i'm going to mine a current used to live here before i says through the mountains i read this area all of them an

say that the armed groups in the capital which are tripoli based armed groups commanded by people who are from tripoli that these groups and their leaders actually control this state and the greater accusation that has been made is that these armed groups are tapping into the state resources and actually calling the shots of what the internationally recognized governments do does so these i'm groups from outside tripoli want to move into the capital they say to get rid of these tripoli armed groups that are dictating the agenda in the capital and on the government they say to end this predation that they are carrying out of the state resources and said create a restart of the political roadmap but of course you know these armed groups are very loosely associated with one another they're from different political orientations the group into one eye has elements from the old gadhafi regime military in the you know armed group from misrata is an islamist leaning armed group and there's no coherent strategy that that they share except for wanting to move into the capital the only power tha

as the turkish president was indicating that turkey is still supporting certain groups the opposition groups or they will be staying down so i think this is. between russia and turkey is such an unexpected result thanks probably to around that round that we are not going to take part in any operation in the areas three counties from. treaty to turkey and russia probably will not solve the problem for ever but it leaves for a. situation that the earth was looking for a military confrontation is not going to be realized i think the meeting between the two presidents indicated once again how these two countries will continue in the future of the restructuring of syria and the region together there is a very good diplomatic political and military cooperation between two countries after today's meeting and just a follow up on do you think that this was just the best solution that was available to vladimir putin or something happened to making change direction and head towards this demilitarized zone. i think it is the second best solution the first would have been fighting a

created the group in the one nine hundred seventy s. it was then funded by the united states and for invasion of afghanistan. is affiliated with the taliban and al qaida. trains and flights are being suspended and evacuation warning sent out a. powerful typhoon there are warnings that the weather system could trigger floods and landslides in the southwest of the country. argentina is introducing a series of measures currency crisis the country's currency the. half its value against the dollar this year president. a government by half and says he'll cut public spending. now for weeks the main opposition labor party in the u.k. has been embroiled in a rout anti semitism on to say the party's national executive committee is due to meet to decide on a definition of what exactly anti semitism means now some high profile m.p.'s are calling for their leader the veteran left winger jeremy corbyn to resign currently reports from london. who is jeremy colby is he as his fervent supporters believe the most moral politician in generations a man who

reporter: the group is stretched and redefined and at times just tossed aside the traditional gender roles. anyone wanting to dance the traditional male part of the theme is called a boot. the female parts are called skirts. >> the dance is my passion. it's my life. . reporter: kimberly ramirez joined after being turned aby by the artistic director of another group, not because she did not have talent, but because of the skin. >> when she told me you can't dance, she cut my wings to fly. . reporter: that was nearly three years ago. since then, the group has grown from a handful of dancer to nearly 20. the group's third anniversary was a coming out party of sorts. they were finally ready to share what had been a closely guarded secret to allow their twist on tradition to take center stage. >> it felt like coming out of the closet because you always have in the back of your mind what are my colleagues going to think. reporter: while the group has been routinely trolled online, arturo says from the moment they stepped on stage at the mexican heritage plaza, they felt the embrace of an a

this conversation with a supporter confirms what many have long suspected that the group pays people to attend its events. here you can try at one. the concentric patrick ism alliance is headed by seventy five year old child. originally from mainland china chow hopes of both hong kong and taiwanese identity cards. in this video he's in central taiwan marking the anniversary of the founding of the chinese communist party. but channel was not always a believer. in one nine hundred eighty four he wrote a letter to that then british prime minister margaret thatcher objecting to hong kong being handed back to china his letter began it is known to all that communist rule is characterized by suppression that leads only to bloodshed deprivation and diet poverty. clearly chow has since had a change of heart but are chinese authorities funding his political activities. here's what chang so yeah co-founder and manager of the concentric patriotism alliance has to say not only. here as. i understand it. and. everything. written to. them. in one. week nine hundred. at the offices of the taiwanese g

that they were working for jacqueline who discussed the revelations with correspondent patricia the group chat featured the three members of the current also their boss back at the h.q. plus a couple of producers at this point the screenshots can not shed light on what exactly happened on that tragic day and the probe is of course far from being over but the screen shots allow us to trace the preparations that were actually being undertaken for working in one of the most dangerous countries in africa and also the crew and their h.q. people kept using that very same group chat as their means of communication when the trip began we've got a pretty small press cards in english and also a u.n. sign for the car. make sure you film how you get rid of the press cards do it in a creative way and with commentry the plan suggested that the group could use their freshly printed press cards at one stage of the travel and then burn them out another and by the way the group claimed that they were working in the central african republic and coordination with the united nations however eventually the un

the founder of the prominent afghan group the carney network has died july ladino conny created the group in the one nine hundred seventy s. which was funded by the us and fought the soviet invasion of afghanistan during the one nine hundred eighty s. it opposed the u.s. led invasion in two thousand and one on the presence of nato forces and the afghan government the county network is affiliated with the taliban and al qaida july ledeen son is not the most senior taliban commander in this group which like where he is a political analyst joins me now via skype from kabul good to have you with us on the program how significant is his death in terms of his overall influence on the group in twenty eighteen well as far as the death of bin how kind is concerned he has been for quite a long period of time there have been so many times rumors have been spread that he had died so i don't see a lot of impact in terms of in terms of production while it's because this guy has already relinquished the leadership to his son said i didn't have any who was second in command within the taliban ranks so i

say that the armed groups in the capital which are tripoli based armed groups commanded by people who are from tripoli that these groups and their leaders actually control this state and the greater accusation that has been made is that these armed groups are tapping into the state resources and actually calling the shots of what the internationally recognized governments do does so these i'm groups from outside tripoli want to move into the capital they say to get rid of these tripoli armed groups that are dictating the agenda in the capital and on the government they say to end this predation that they are carrying out of the state resources and said create a restart of the political roadmap but of course you know these armed groups are very loosely associated with one another they're from different political orientations the group into one eye has elements from the old gadhafi regime military in the you know armed group from misrata is an islamist leaning armed group and there's no coherent strategy that that they share except for wanting to move into the capital the only power tha

you know it's more reaction from the crickets asia cup where sri lanka have just gone out in the group stages rather unexpectedly that is it for me for i thank you and they've much appreciated that is the news hour from the team here in doha thanks for joining us. standing by in london she will have another full bowl of some of news right here on al-jazeera stick around. when they're on line for humanity has been taken out of its goals as it were told you about the number on a spreadsheet or if you join us on sat i guarantee no one else has a back story like yours this is a dialogue on this tired of seeing negative stereotypes about native americans everyone has a voice resurfacing that's your comments your questions i'll do my best to bring them into the cell join the global conversation on al-jazeera. we understand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it al-jazeera will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you al-jazeera. my engineer ablaze with this is schedule a calling to hold. me up to plan groups bringing u

the country is not a war with groups who hold back to pre-revolutionary russia and the mana came. by clean all the dogs by now bearers whose motto is also dog see all day if. the russians are showing lunch a little. show and i wish but i thought boys were shit sunless to do that it should not cross loads me up. perhaps the most controversial and belligerent of these groups is sorel cough funded by most gay businessman andreyko mukund which it was. one of us. every also in the group holds this extraordinary event. muscular brand of orthodox christianity is very evident. east which the got to get it's pretty obvious from the. piece they used. so i still got thirty it's going to start of the former for best i know aren't. what are so. small rocks or a cough or frequently compared to near a node c.s. they are unashamedly nationalistic and say critics openly intolerant of other faiths. teach st. i see it takes. some time. before mr aslaksen at low level to. address your. sorrow or deploy to deter protesters as church construction sites. but they are a must see. but the opposite slows b

can defend the actions of the community finds. a group that includes the activist group. leader of subversive action who becomes the person spinner publishing's populist newspapers love to hate. if you get a good one stephen the people would see them but. couldn't do inside a different place with chef indeed and he died. in the exhibit should exhibit definitely that he died league and turned it. into the happiest bag of talented people that's one of them is if i wasn't so good you just got time. also in the group and just. with his lovely made up eyes. and it's me on a not uncommon in seen on t.v. is this the pilot and he had lead i.x. on it or more to watch it i act as a on earth step below that a day and a distance in a snow deal a day act in fact on the titan mt alpha and from for days to s. and back and. it the it is that until it just as packed in this nylons and yeah and found by smokey someone as it sucked so on it's a high noon. the them offered. god knows the knock on effects can knock all of us i staked and went to the heightened and off in money i need to be is

saturday's clash of the germans if you can it's between anti migrant protesters and rival groups left eighteen injured in seoul multiple arrests has been nonstop demonstrations the rest of the week in fact is a round of of what's been happening with. i. this murder has affected us too even though we had nothing to do with it we're still having to pay the price even though we did nothing. was. cut. it. if you see this place you're me a lot of crime. and so on to steal everything and so on and it's too much and i think we must tell people it's too much. to be honest i'm ashamed of this city when these right wing extremists spread hate like that we should leave and piece together with the refugees. what we have seen and common it is something that has no place in a constitutional spades it's become a witch mob spewing hate street these have no place in our country. the way you want stream is tough capitalized on this terrible pain this crime is tasteless. and we reject it there's not acceptable when people who look forward to being attacked in the course of a spontaneous rally. to modera

he would of us over this to the group of those going jack. if you think. they're your future. after. you are just some more you should. go right. just when they finally clicked it was decided to dissolve the crew the space program had changed now they'd be a crew of two instead of three your chief will go with just fish moreover the launch was rescheduled and brought forward several months preparations had to continue at a greater pace. to a solution is to move you are the most abuse you should reduce this newsgroup among . those who are you. pleased but. you know good. nicolaides he is he is a great person he is he's got a hard exterior a strong russian but as soft inside he he's a continual stream of advice so i fully expect that as we go to the space station i'll get more advice take it slow too when it's cool. i've been training with him for so long that. did things that he says or his facial expressions or just his body language i know what he's thinking or like an old married couple and when i don't understand new born you know he he will with his twenty years of speaking

the netherlands denmark accusing them of harboring opposition groups also the u.s. envoys envoy over comments made on twitter by an m.r.i. advisor and is going to talk about that shortly iran will so accuses the u.s. and unspecified allies in the region of backing the attackers through financial and military support the u.s. ambassador to the united nations nikki haley has rejected iran's accusations of american links to the attack it all creates extra tension though just ahead of the united nations general assembly this week for leaving for new york this is what president hassan rouhani had to say. the. victims fell as innocent martyrs went down to lead the islamic republic of iran does not overlook this crime it is clear to us to which group the attackers belong and to where they are linked those who repeat claims about respecting human rights must be held accountable the small puppet countries that we see in the region are backed by america and the united states is provoking them and giving them the necessary capabilities to commit these crimes. and they can conf

come together among the line of what jennifer described, usually faith-based groups, churches, synagogues, they will say we want to welcome the refugee family into our community. our neighborhood. andover my first 10 years at iris, and average about one or two groups would knock on the door and say iris, train us to welcome a family, show us what we need to do. we will do it ourselves. one or two a year. since the end of 2015, we now have 50 groups we have resettled over 300 refugees with about 50 groups spread all over the state. i know some of you have seen this map that i use. and the presentation wouldn't be complete without it. the map of connecticut, i know some of you in your 20s don't know what a roadmap is. remember what i said, one or two groups a year? now, look at all the community groups that have stepped forward since the end of 2015. spread all over the state. resettling more than 300 refugees. this could be, should be, happening in every state. we call it community cosponsorship. now, words matter and we have chosen the words carefully. it is a commun

weekly the southern metropolis daily in the twenty first century business herald the group had a track record investing in deeply reported muckraking journalism that held communist party officials to account and even resulted in some political and legal reforms that's not the case now after a few serious run ins with the authorities southern media and its journalists have come under a kind of pressure that is severely handicapped investigative reporting this is just one case in a landscape that has seen significant shifts greater state monitoring and control of media as well as increased competition and falling advertising revenues have all had an impact the listening posts are now on the decline of the southern media groups investigative reporting efforts and what that says about journalism in china today. april two thousand and three this other metropolis daily a paper published by the guangzhou based southern media group ran a report entitled death of the detained. the story was about a young liberal picked up by police for not carrying his id seventy two hours later he was dead the

in january 1963, the next astronauts and the second group that including neil armstrong, others came out on a cold day and flew into flagstaff airport. they flew in two plains in case one crashed and not all the astronauts would have perished. they flew in the guys and they were rock stars and met by the mayor and cheering fans wanting autographs and they went to the media because if you are going to the moon and around this pockmarked area, why not study the area at the crater down the road. we want to mediate crater to see what it look like and they went to the observatory to study the mapping and see how the features are depicted on the maps because they will have to relate with they are seeing to the real features. at night, the group broke up into three and each group when and to focus on some of the telescope and some went to northern arizona university with their telescope and others went to the naval observatory location which is four miles from here. the three groups used three different telescopes and the astronauts looked through the telescope to see the moon and where they

the media can report from there and what they cannot and we take you to one joe and inside the southern media group a once thriving journalistic enterprise up against new realities political and economic the me two campaign makes its mark in german media with an egyptian angle and the weather channel opens the visual floodgates on hurricane florence we begin with a story coming out of china that beijing clearly doesn't want out there reporting on it could mean a one way ticket out of the country it already has for one foreign correspondent and chinese journalists have it worse threats violence in some cases prison sentences the story is the alleged mass incarceration of weekers and other turkic muslim minorities more than a million of them in the shin john we go to top of this region and twenty three million people there are now being tracked by a high tech surveillance system the chinese media echo their government security narrative on this that the measures are necessary given separatist movements in the area prone to violence and the terminology can be telling what the international media calle

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in the long run probably does the militarized zone will be the way where the radical groups believe. not only the people but also. after fifteen or for president putin said more of probably. will be third to make cleaned up from most radical groups i think the meeting between two presidents indicated once again how these two contraries will continue in the future for the restructuring of. the region together. russia's defense ministry says it's identified the vessel which brought down malaysia airlines flight m h seventeen i can two thousand and fourteen comparisons of registration numbers coupled with audio intercepts point russia claims to ukraine's direct involvement breaks down the findings. so what the russian defense ministry has done is they took the serial number of the missing child published earlier by the official investigation and the joint investigative team say that they took that serial number from a piece of the debris from the actual crash site so they blamed that very message directly for the downing of the mh seventeen passenger jet so the russian defense ministry t

the question what about the other ethnic groups what about the problem with all good and i think somalis and so on if you see any signs of desire to make up with all ethnic groups. absolutely absolutely i mean. the last month or so there have been very much amazing going to form a square you know and yes formally now in that if you can some other region now it's called just a somali region with a neat was a name change and definitely the people in that region i've been very much the same to that he said to the political reforms that they've been undergoing in the last few months since every british prime minister i became to call but also in one thing that we need to look at is the political aspect that meeting took place very much you have one in one sign you can all nationalities this out of many much fighting for their group rights and there are also some panic you can nationalist this was all about creating this national consensus and citizenship to bend politics so in between you have already which is the incumbent political party laid out by. political front later by a

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say that the armed groups in the capital which are tripoli based armed groups commanded by people who are from tripoli that these groups and their leaders actually control this state and the greater accusation that has been made is that these armed groups are tapping into the state resources and actually calling the shots of what the internationally recognized governments do does so these i'm groups from outside tripoli want to move into the capital they say to get rid of these tripoli armed groups that are dictating the agenda in the capital and on the government they say to end this predation that they are carrying out of the state resources and said create a restart of the political roadmap but of course you know these armed groups are very loosely associated to one another they're from different political orientations the group into one eye has elements from the old gadhafi regime military in the you know armed group from misrata is an islamist leaning armed group and there's no coherent strategy that that they share except for wanting to move into the capital the only power that

that genius brings the group international recognition and it will enjoy a golden age from the one nine hundred sixty s. own words dog set on this from now on they live to toss off the oh yeah. it's. all in six words now. but the nineteen nineties is when the fall begins a series of strategic errors led the group to bankruptcy in two thousand and three . of well she's a nice for the. book evolve well jake sharp's and i preach the. beauty of this show and look as to what we do is if who. did a little piece she'll do movie buzz one say else dumb bounced back spectacularly in two thousand and seven the group recorded the best figures in its history boosted by the t.g.v. as his start speed record worldwide by eight hundred million viewers why then in two thousand and fourteen did everything suddenly change on the morning of the twenty fourth of april bloomberg revealed that in a surprise move else dome was selling its energy brunch which accounted for three quarters of the group entire. to the american giant general electric and the economy minister at the time. is done. so. so if you're. d

he was suspect immediately by the group. the commissioners also differed quite a bit, in terms of the tactics they used to serve soldiers. the christian commission delegates regarded the work as a spiritual enterprise that required personal contact with the troops and strove in the words of the second report to "enhance the value of both gives and services by kind words to the soldiers as a man, not a machine." the sanitary commission insisted the relief work could be performed best by paid professionals, those who maintained order by disturbing stores and service through proper military channels. consequently, sanitary commissioners divided the christian commission's sentimentality and purported lack of attention to rules and organizations. if you look at the ways in which the workers in these groups went about their business, there were some stark differences. the sanitary commission used paid workers in stark contrast to the christian commission's use of volunteer delegates. our friend what whitman, who became a christian

the government cannot reign and these groups the armed groups in tripoli are being accused of threatening their state institutions are being accused of. threatening their financial institutions like bank of the central bank of libya of taking all the funds inside the banks for their entrance now the seventh infantry brigade which is trying to raising the emblem of clearing the capital tripoli from the corrupt arm of groups is accusing those armed groups that are backed by the national called the government of corruption now the seventh infantry brigade alongside other brigades from the city of misrata are flying as they say two. to three in a state officials that have been they have been they have.

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in the long probably does the militarized zone will be the way where the radical groups will leave the area not only the people about also. the turkish president wasn't exaggerating when he said the world's eyes were on this meeting stakes are so high here for the gulf states for the west especially they spent untold billions arming and financing the syrian rebels only to lose. we consider any assault on it leaped to be a reckless escalation of the conflict if assad russia and iran continue down the path they're on the consequences will be dire the world will hold them responsible how much of that was genuine concern for civilians and how much is bitterness over losing you decide for yourself it's occurring that we have the discussions that are ongoing discussions we are one and president putin. is for as you watch what's taking place on the ground as you see it start to see the potential of this and i think i think. the discussions that are having reduced down a path of a potential where you can get something that was kinetic if they're actually engaging in a level of dialogu