of these questions remain very murky all of these points raised today at the discussions held at the un much of the legal framework surrounding these issues continues to be developed basically as we speak so while all of these issues are complicated on a state by state level they could be even more confusing when applied to the united nations involvement with private military contractors including even a popular opinion that such use should not occur at all so the question is whether or not the international community will move to specific measures that would actually work on the ground from these wide discussions and while experts hopes hope that one way to improve the situation would be a unified database of companies being used by the un this is really far from the case for now and this year one working group on the use of mercenaries will present a special year long study on the use of private companies by you one bodies worldwide to the united nations general assembly in the months to come let's wait to let's find out what the study reveals and this is our team new york then finall

so what if it kim jong-un consolidates his power? if he can it is possible the government will stabilize. instability is to occur it can only happen in this a model as kim jong-il and his father used kim jong-un cannot take a new script to say this is our run the country. it will not happen he can do it is not possible under this system. which is why we read this stuff from georgetown gave talks about the so-called economic reform that kim jong-un was talking about in the shooting -- initiating but in order to simply survive you must follow the same script and he cannot get off that script. so following bad means brinkmanship and continued proliferation to the rogue states to elicit activities with massive purges in tripoli and we have seen all of that since kim jong-un took over in 2011. delete better part of that family circle, they want him to succeed because they know you have to have a guy from the kim family running the show but can he do it? that is a question that is not answered. what is my assessment? that kim jong-un has the 5052 ince and some of you

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the un's is more than 25,000 people are trapped in the city and has appealed for their the redof movement. cross says as many as 60,000 congolese have fled to uganda after a rebel attack on a border town. the group said it needed urgent help to cope with the sudden influx. i have now recaptured the town three days after the attack. malian troops opened france's annual bastille day on sunday. the french president praise his country's achievements in the fight against islamic extremists in the west african nation. troops from 13 african nations marched together with the french military in honor of their role in the conflict. >> france's national bastille day celebrations are always an opulent this play of the country's power and strength that commemorate the french revolution of 1789. today, there were soldiers from molly among the thousands of troops marching down the champs- lyses. called thellande action in molly a victory against terrorism. he said his country was on the way to economic recovery. >> we can rest assured the second half of the year will be better than the first. i don't h

syrian opposition presses the us to hurry up in sending arms to the rebels the head of talks between the un security council and the anti assad leadership. and turmoil returns to the birthplace of the arab spring is thousands of protesters clashed with police in two museums capital enraged by the assassination of a prominent opposition party leader. and i welcome you watching r.t. with me andrey far. now weeks after edward snowden's revelations that the united states mass snooping operation against infuriated e.u. citizens germany is taking steps to address threats to previous see it wants to update u.n. data protection regulations with some top officials also calling for a suspension of the data exchange treaty between washington and the e.u. skeptics though suspect is little more than general election campaigning as peter all of the reports from berlin. so two of germany's most senior cabinet members have written to the e.u. counterparts to try and get them to push the united nations to chip. after all seems well and good especially when he comes said that the current privacy legislation

so russia has submitted these experts analysis to the hugh when bush is envoy to the un also underscored that russian experts personally collected the symbols from the very site where the projectiles hit he said they were not handed over to russia through third parties which was the case with the reports of other countries submitted to the secretary general the simples the russians took were analyzed that an internationally recognized and certified russian lab also says it has information that the so-called bosher all nasir brigade affiliated with the free syrian army began the production of guided projectiles so-called bosher three projectiles in february two thousand and thirteen and they were used in the march attack in light of this russia calls for the un to look into this and for the international community to consider all evidence at hand president obama's press secretary yet again brushed off the report saying we seriously doubt anyone other than the syrian government could use chemical weapons in syria the u.s. has already decided to arm the syrian rebels explaining the move as

class the syrian national coalition plans an official summit with the un security council on bringing peace to the country of to bargaining for weapons with the us and reports say they might actually get. used to russia on the run the while this is all see with me. hello and welcome to the program. the egyptian military and the riot police are moving into tahrir square with helicopters and armored vehicles thousands of supporters of the ousted president mohamed morsi govern the square and clashes with his opponents break out elsewhere in the capital most is now on the investigation of allegedly siding with hamas startup into its military facilities during the twenty eleven revolution the army has now given his muslim brotherhood posse until saturday to join the interim government's reconciliation plan and stop and signs and violence on his boucher reports now. what these charges stem from is from when mom and morsi was in detention in wanting a tree prison during the eighty's they are rising in two thousand and eleven he was why you see that i'm going to be here but it's a prisoner be

the un has branded as an instrument for war targeting future colonies. but also. all those groups of snipers shoot first peaceful protesters and police in syria triggering western intervention here groups of snipers for no apparent reason shoot both peaceful protesters and soldiers in egypt unexplained snipers of spokes on the wrist in thailand venezuela and many of the other nations on the washington's controlled surgeries to report on the recent bloodshed in egypt thanks a lot for joining us to receive the same thing in syria that's correct and again if we examine the same situation in the early days of the syria conflict we have many reports from individuals on the ground talking about snipers station on the rooftops in cities such as tear off some of the early focal points of the protest movement remember that the conflict in syria emerged out of a protest movement that protest movement was not a regime change movement that was a protest movement and you know and for economic reasons fuel oil subsidies perhaps some increased political voice but it was certainl

this later but now germany wants to tighten the screws on the un data protection regulations it comes after an avalanche of criticism and anger over what some see as the government's failure to deal with a scandal which revealed ballons role in massive u.s. led surveillance but many interim many of you to move as a simple attempts to win back political points ahead of september election on of our reports now from berlin. so two of germany's most senior cabinet members have written to the e.u. counterparts to try and get them to push the united nations to change their current privacy legislation that all seems well and good especially when he comes said that the current privacy legislation was written way back in one thousand nine hundred sixty six long before things like mobile phones facebook the internet all of those things that the n.s.a. apparently looking into now this could be a genuine effort by the by the german ministers to try and help the privacy of the people of the european union or it could be something of a smokescreen and a bit of damage limitation you have to consider

feuds the truth as the un raced on the gyptian streets grow many worry the brotherhood now having tried to mock lucy and seen it fail will resort to arms it spells disaster for everyone from the protesters on the streets to the people who just want a quiet life like mohammed in his printing shop all that president obama typically committed himself to saying is that he is deeply concerned by what is happening here in egypt meanwhile the it's no wonder then that posters like this will continue to be popular no matter who put in same policy r t cairo. our middle east correspondent paula pfleger reporting there and paul is posting a regular obviates on the developments in egypt over on twitter and one of her latest tweets she says the interim government is praising washington for effectively backing the uprising against morsi you can follow her abdullah's underscore r.t. well earlier i talked to dr oz on to me a rider on islamic movements who believes more his government had no real opportunity to run the country with a military blocking their every move. the major fault with the situation

the one caution is that while we're out of the un agencies which would be the consequence ultimately defunding un agencies we can stand up for israel or the american values. we are not they're leading a range of other u.s. interests. i think we have to find the right balance. ♪ that is the decision the agency has to make if it goes ahead with that kind of proposal. think we ought to put them in a position where if they make that judgment delivered the consequences. thank you for your thoughts and your candor. my time is up. >> senator. >> i would like to follow up the little bed. congratulations to you and your family and i appreciate you coming by to visit on issues. want to talk about the u.s. arms trade treaty. when secretary kerrey came before this committee in january of this year i asked him during his confirmation process if he would support any treaty that allows the united nations to establish and maintain a gun registry on law abiding u.s. gun owners. he stated in writing that we will not support a treaty that impact domestic arms transfers are creates a un gun registry. i h

the civil war that is now we should do in iraq years france's envoy to the un just spoke to the media and said that the vast majority of you would member states already recognize mr geraci as you can still representative of the syrian people legally i don't know how that can happen within the un there can't be official recognition of someone that is not a head of state or without it being processed within the united nations also with some experts are questioning is the overall legitimacy of the syrian national coalition critics say the group has no power in the box and recognition inside of syria using per year an abscessed of the answer anti-war coalition says the syrian rebels are willing to negotiate only when they have the upper hand. the united states and the united kingdom france other western nations have really made clear that they will only accept the fall of the side and despite the fact that they continually try to say that they're for peace negotiations it seems at every turn whether it's sending arms to the rebels whether it's in them quote unquote non-lethal aid money in

and thirteen and they were used in the more in the march attack in light of this russia calls for the un to look into this and for the international community to consider all evidence at hand when asked about the evidence that russia submitted to the un president obama's press secretary yet again brushed off the report saying we seriously doubt anybody bought the syrian government could use chemical weapons in syria the fact of the matter is that the u.s. has already decided to arm the syrian rebels under the pretext that the syrian government has used chemical weapons although the evidence that the us suppose we has was not very finite by the u.n. so you have a huge gap of trust with the u.s. on the one hand insisting that the syrian government has used chemical weapons and russia on the other hand saying that you have to look at all evidence before you take such a dramatic action is flooding the region with more weapons that was artie's guy and you can reporting. well by now just about every american knows that the government has the ability to collect data on your phone conversations

mixed feelings after a meeting between the syrian national coalition and the un security council a day after the rebel group bargain for weapons with the us. from moscow this is. a day we bring you live pictures from tens of thousands of egyptians out on the streets throughout the country in rival rallies for and against the president mohamed morsi two people were killed as demonstrators clashed in alexandria and in a bridge has been set on fire dozens of injuries have been reported true has more now from egypt's capital. now we have had clashes here in the capital in an area called shipwreck which the peak moment is where from where i'm standing here what happened was why evil marches accidently cross and angry citizens and up during rocks at each other people say had all the violence outside the capital right in the nile does the dummy access we saw again why the protest speaks biting inefficient the post to city of have it down to where they support is independence all found to be to mohamed morsi who in the main running point the scene of very heavy deployment of break the minute t

dossiers now officially turkish archenemy actually not israel it how it works the consequences for the un government and today that all jokes newspapers and t.v. stations are full of meet your news there but do you buy the. claim that turkey allowed to see a space to be used for a ministry and others came up highest high ranking officers deny this right away because it would take a huge toll on our governments popularity but again it's impossible to confirm and we don't even concrete evidence that i'm wrong government is a lot to gain from this but they did a lot to lose as well if it gets leaked to the public and i'm just. israel's attack on the thai care would be the fourth unconfirmed strike on syria within the last several months a military compound outside damascus was bombed from air twice in january and may rocket strike a warehouse of the capital's international airport allegedly containing surface to surface missiles on all occasions that were justified as operations to wipe out iranian missiles bound for hezbollah and lebanon middle east expert and historian tariq ali says israe

series now officially turkish archenemy actually not israel it would haue political consequences for the un government today that all jokes newspaper and t.v. stations were full of meet your new city but do you. claim that turkey a lot of this is space to be used and the foreign ministry and others came on highest high ranking officers unitas right away because it would get a huge toll on our brother and his popularity but again it's impossible to confirm and we don't even concrete evidence that i'm wrong damage is a lot to gain from this but it is a lot to lose as well if it gets leaked to the public now and i'm just concerned president putin says cia whistleblower edward snowden will depart from russia as soon as he has the opportunity and we've got all the details on that from ortiz in a question over who's been following the story closely. presidents live in a prison south of the former n.s.a. contractor adverse no one will leave for sure as soon as he gets such an opportunity but for now the situation remains unclear and he also reminded the conditions on which russia is ready to crawl

and france and their embassadors such as the russian ambassador to the un for telling churkin now a u.k. and france said that it was a very productive meeting that the delegation representing the syrian opposition that is visiting new york promised to attended the geneva two meeting as you mentioned also showed a commitment to building a transitional government for syria and also a commitment to not supporting any terrorism within the country but then when you hear from other representatives that were sitting in on the meeting an informal meeting should be underscored it seems as though the delegation has a lot of. before it will actually arrive at this geneva two meeting it seems as though they want to make sure that syrian president bashar al assad has no authority following the geneva two meeting and another precondition possibly that we could that was spoken about by the by the french envoy was that once the transitional government is established that that transitional government would have full authority over the security of the military in syria as russian ambassador to the u.n. r

the un approaches the international community for immediate food aid. with children something miles for him to see in years at least where we grew up learning about africa's hunger problems. the african people always suffer from hunger and the so-called developed world always stands food. is there perhaps something wrong with the food aid mechanism. if you're looking at all this money that has been pumped into the fifty's and you're still starving. then it means that something is not right incomes or the interest of those who are putting to be assisted in kenya or any other african country to improve their food security part of the hate. more than to money pumped. and you can see it in a bit of the many ways because it becomes almost like. a business. to do what. is given once you can put together speaking we're looking at a very wealthy continent which has been now sustained into poverty just see for aid in the street and and that's why we need to put two and. these approach both language aid as i would or you know changing the predicament of the afric

forces and rebels accuse each other of using chemical weapons as the fighting continues unabated. , the un's secretary- general said more than 100,000 people have been killed in the conflict. syrian rebel forces step up requests for armed deliveries from abroad and syrian opposition groups were in new york to ask the u.s. and un security council or support inputting and end to the bloody civil war. >> in tunisia, there were angry protests following the killing of a left-wing opposition leader on thursday. he was a parliamentarian who headed the people's movement artie. theas gunned down before eyes of his family outside his home in tunis. his assailants fled on a motorcycle. human rights activists blame the governing party and its leader. it was the second killing of a prominent leftist politician this year. in february, the murder of a popular secular leader sparked mass protests and the government crisis. on thursday, the leader denied responsibility for the killing. he said extremist forces were trying to undermine tunisia's government grade -- government. >> the goal of the murder is to

is not alone since france portugal italy and spain leave us presidential plane europe has become the new un to be the also mentioned that now is the time for latin american countries to impose their own politics of course he was referring to the u.s. now we have clearly seen here on the streets in the past this new anti european feeling people are angry and their minds are going back to colonial times now if you put together colonial memories and is that skyjack happy so it's the combination can be a bomb meaning that relations between their latin america and these four european countries might be meeting a new story and it may not be that bright so show unity by the latin american states of the granting of a role as is plain in europe hit a nerve across the region as well to dr francesco demand they get to know about that he said of the latin american studies at the university. in middlesex he told me that the diplomatic fallout could have serious consequences for the u.s. this. sounds like you know the united states seems to be a pretty badly. for the latin american nations to such but wa

people filled the capital, pyongyang, to commemorate the korean war armistice. kim jong un appeared on a balcony to salute a military parade. the chinese vice president stood beside him. analysts say the display was meant to show the two nations remain allies. they fought together in the korean war. the chinese leaders have recently reviewed their traditional friendship with the north. were critical of kim's regime for carrying out a nuclear test in february and they imposed economic sanctions. north korean leaders sent special envoy to beijing in may to try to repair relations. he's the director of the general political bureau of the korean people's army. observers expected kim jong un to address the nation at the ceremony in pyongyang, but it was the special envoy who gave the speech instead. insisting on the need for north korea to strengthen their defense capability. experts spent the weekend interpreting the meaning of the ceremony. a professor of shizuoka university was one of them. >> if we compare with the previous speech, this year the speech is quite modest and co

inspector general report was made at the un force there and they were engaged in the same type of profiteering and just despicable behavior as all the other militaries in the region and the same thing with peacekeeping missions i mean the korean war was a police action to go keep your deal so sure well no i don't think so i mean i don't think that the united states has any sort of onus to use its military to enforce on other people what we think is right i mean just because i'm a revolutionary socialist doesn't mean that if people in mexico are revolutionary socialist i should you know gen up some controversy and use peacekeepers to put them in place which is essentially exactly how peacekeepers are used now and i don't think we should repeat it. and you guys that's it for the debate today thank you so much everyone i think that the most important thing is how many commonalities we all have with each other in terms of restoration of civil liberties and in the imperialism the military is a man thank you so much for all of your input and time thanks so much for. your shit well that

inspector general report was made of the un force there and they were engaged in the same type of profiteering and just despicable behavior as all the other militaries in the region and the same thing with peacekeeping missions i mean the korean war was a police action to go keep peace deal short well no i don't think so i mean i don't think that the united states has any sort of onus to use its military to enforce on other people what we think is right i mean just because i'm a revolutionary socialist doesn't mean that if people in mexico are revolutionary socialist i should jet up some controversy and use peacekeepers to put them in place which is essentially exactly how peacekeepers are used now and i don't think we should repeat them. and you guys that's it for the debate today thank you so much everyone i think that the most important thing is how many commonalities we all have with each other in terms of restoration of civil liberties and in the imperialism of the military as a man thank you so much for all of your input and time thanks so much for having us . really appreci

portugal italy and spain closed their ers base to believe us presidential blame europe has become the new un to be the also mentioned that now is the time for nineteen american countries to impose their own politics of course he was referring to the u.s. now we have clearly seen here on the streets in the puss these new onto your opinion feeling people are angry and their minds are going back to colonial times now if you put together colonial memories and does that skyjack episode the combination can be a bomb meaning it relations between a latino america and these four european countries might be meeting a new start i need may not be that bright so the e.u. nations trying to help the u.s. and its hunt for the very man who revealed that washington was able to listen to every word said e.u. offices brazilian masticate of journalist bob escobar says that these developments are bringing latin american countries closer together to all sort get that what so what twenty four well four hours before what happened to overboard i list there were outraged in serious it were being spied of all in a base

can we go to the report and on page 12 our recommended rescues are together with the un - they total 55978 in n fourteen >> colleagues any questions for mr. rose? and a okay. thank you mr. rose. colleagues any other questions for the department >> i'm sure they'll all go like this. colleagues can i have a motion >> so moved. >> okay. so moved. we have our planning department welcome back >> good morning john ram with the planning department. we are in agreement that there would be i think the number $360,000 in cuts. i also just wanted to mention the policy issue that was placed the budget analyst report. we're taking the steps to have you approve the numbers of positions that are not funded to allow the flexibility in the coming budget noois the money does come in. it would allow us to hire people more quickly coming presumably if the funds don't come in. that is the intent of doing that it's our experience that the hiring can take 6 months that gets us favor behind >> any questions. >> mr. rose our report please. mr. chairman and members of the committee own page 20 our recommended

has become quite a hot shop gypped especially for of those countries which are quite badly heads by the un going a recession and the porch from taxation transparency there are many other issues on the agenda of this g twenty finance ministers meeting which is taking place here in moscow including sources of private investments into economic growth business policy ways how to recover from the economic recession so again as i sat as a major proper a chanst for the g twenty summit which is going to take place in st petersburg are taking place here and the russian capital. are certainly. there is a lot on the plate of the g twenty finance ministers meeting summit but for now thank you so much for bringing us this update with you know caution over there. as coming up after the break here on our t.v. the biggest municipal bankruptcy in u.s. history art he looks at what's emptied the pockets of the city of detroit once an industrial powerhouse. and a shoeshine store proves surprisingly popular among the banking sac cats on wall street find out why shortly after the break. one of the greats stayed

people filled the capital of pyongyang to commemorate the armestice. kim jung un faced the square to face a military parade. china's vice president stood beside him. they are meant to show they remain allies. they fought together in the korean war. they renewed the traditional friendship and they were critical for carrying out a test and imposed economic sanctions. leaders sent the special envoy to beijing to try to repair relations. the director of the general political bureau of the korean people's army. they expected kim jung un to address the ceremony, but he insisted on the need for north korea to strengthen capability. they interpreted the meaning and the professor of the university was among them. >> it's very much modest because it will compare with the previous years. this year the speech is modest and it intricated regime make a good relationship with the international community. if kim jung un wld make a speech, he should make something special, initiative that he should take. the first three years, he should declare the korean war and the second he sho

is if you the truth as the un raced on egypt since streets grow maybe why the brotherhood now having tried democracy and seen it fail will result to arms it spells disaster for everyone from the protesters on the streets to the people who just want a quiet life like mohammed in his printing shop all that president obama technically committed himself to saying is that he is deeply concerned by what is happening here in egypt meanwhile the it's no wonder then that posters like this will continue to be popular no matter who put it same policy r.t. cairo a middle east north africa. now paul is posting regular updates on the developments in egypt over on twitter one of the latest tweet she says the interim government praising washington for effectively backing the rising against morsi you can follow her at paula slee underscore the muslim brotherhood urge mahmoud morsi supporters to do was to take the streets tomorrow for a series of massive rallies against the military many fear the demonstrations will lead to more clashes and bloodshed but present to me me a writer an islamic movements

terrorists and members of al qaeda who are fighting alongside anti assad groups now according to the un's latest figure. there's more than one hundred thousand syrians have died in the nearly two and a half year civil war and with more weapons and ammunition expected to arrive in the country from washington ending the violence maybe cause even harder reporting from new york marine up or nile archie. president obama's plans to sundogs to the rebels has sparked criticism from lawmakers at home so much so rand paul claims the white house is playing a dangerous game of double standards over syria and hear what he has to say at all so you don't call. the birthplace of the arab spring as once again god by protests asylums clashed with police in tunisia security forces used to have gas to try and despise the crowd angered by the assassination of a popular opposition leader mohamed brahmi was gunned down in front of his home by two unknown gunmen local reporter far some to has more now from tunis. and there were hundreds and hundreds of submissions to our side of the main have enough time to noti

one from the korea herald. when kim jong-un took power upon his father's death in 2011 hopes emerged that the young swiss-educated leader would bring about change in the isolated society. why did he fail to change the impoverished country? is it because of political character or vested interests resist any changes? >> i think it depends how you define change. he was smart when he took power the first thing he had to do to be effective at all was to establish his own ledgesy. -- legitimacy. the idea of changing it to make us happier is a rather low priority for him because he is not sure what it would gain from us because we don't really respond to much of anything he does. when he first appeared on the scene in 2009 i sent a memo to the vice president saying, why don't we invite him to the united states for an or arery entation tour? he will run korea sooner or later. he will be around for 30 or 40 years. it would be helpful if he came here and learned something about us and we learned something about him. the invitation might

the uned states is still the most prosperous, the most individualistic and the most capitalistic countryearth. it does hurt us in terms of our reputation on the world stage. o -- we have lost the bailouts and our reputations as the world'sefender. we don't need trade talks. we need to practice what we preach, protection ofree trade and protection of individual rights. >> do you agree? protection of free trade. >> the way this international game works is all of your spying needs to be kept in secret. once it becomes public, then it becomes an issue and it forces the people who are spied upon to thump their chest and say this is an outrage. but really, this is going to have no impact on the trade negotiations. there may be some nominal delay of a few weeks but ultimately the u.s. and europe, our economies are inteally linked and there is no way there will be any diminishing of cooperation between the two areas. >> we only have a minute. let's bring it around the circle. t's start with wayne in the upper left corner. do we think other people aren't spying on us, wayne? >> no, no. we know ot

of the un peace on the mountain.did you like it thank you that was from the soul you're welcome thank you it was so great we loved it. back in my day they wouldn't even the pledge to join the ensemble then years later they'd never even listen to. rock n roll. that's not what we're about that's what i think and i won't pretend otherwise they would use it if a man deserves praise all openly acknowledge his talents and say that it's the real thing. but if it's all about this. like yeah it's distasteful i feel insulted for the team not for him but for the whole ensemble. i think it's just my own special kind of thing so all this can sing romance and stuff like that and i can do rock'n'roll sing it and dance it the discussions like that will never cease our team is very diverse when it comes to age we have eighteen year old boys and at the same time there are men who are well over seventy of course they feel much closer to the old soviet period style they don't quite understand what we're doing now i think that deep down

has become quite a hot shop gypped especially for of those countries which are quite badly heads by the un going make the recession and the porch from taxation transparency there are many other issues on the agenda of this g twenty finance ministers meeting reach is taking place here in moscow including source dissolve private investments into economic growth business policy ways how to recall her from the economic recession so again as a sad some major proper ration is for the g twenty summit which is going to take place in st petersburg are taking place here in the russian capital. to stay with us coming up after the break it's the biggest miscible bankruptcy in american history r.t. looks at what's on the pockets of the city of detroit once an industrial powerhouse also coming up a shoeshine story proved surprisingly popular among wall street bankers and find out why and later in the program. some of these traditional chili lines they've been grid and developed and passed down from generation to. this is a total struction of the culture of new mexico i tell everyone i mean this this is

humanity endorsed by the united nations and in fact, it will be there period but jeffrey works for the un. so we will put the plan together that includes over fishing, farming, water population, it he will even have a chapter in their on poverty and health care. the health care project is not just health care in the united states. he is putting together a global health plan and also putting together a global education plan we might just do everything straightened out because we can do anything we want to every just know what it is we want to do. we have incredible capabilities. [applause] if i can do this sort go from one by sen to look as 65,000 in 20 years we could do anything. [applause] >> host: i will still one of my favorite lines from one of the most prestigious groups we have to stop doing the dumb things and start doing the smart thing is. [laughter] >> a final thoughts? [laughter] >> again, someone like ted comes along once in our life and follows in the line of the great tycoons at the turn of the last century of the carnegie to bright light failed literacy and rockefeller sett

cases of christian girls who've disappeared most of the time the girls do run away with their muslims the un says but kidnappings do occur the police try not to get involved especially if there's information that the missing girl had already converted to islam. and still am. wearing a hit job is their choice they talk about it frankly on the internet and these are not rare cases there are a hundred something. thousands of them it is evident that the church has some social and cultural problems provoking the christian girls to convert to islam nobody's being kidnapped. the people who died in the house was attacking looting there was a tia and marcus scammell were buried two days after the tragedy the funeral began in the center of cairo next to some months coptic orthodox cathedral like many other large gatherings in the past two years the several thousand strong funeral procession erupted into a massive protest resulting in confrontations the funeral led to further violence and two more people died and. the priest come out everyone in the church to pray for peace between muslims and copts to