the last episode tony blair and the farting camels of tripoli farting gavels of tripoli starring a lawyer blankfein is played by john sloan well the headline reads b.p. to drill off the coast of libya yes b.p. it is a libyan partner of the libya investment corporation signed an exploration agreement worth nine hundred million dollars with libya's national oil company in two thousand and seven when tony blair was there blood for oil tony blair blood for oil blood tony blood for oil blair how many americans died in the one hundred ninety well you know b.p. has got a good oil contract so didn't die in vain now that he has an american accent that's all it is all so it's all rather then nobody did know but b.p. got a big contract it was ok well speaking of british accents vince cable who is with the lib dems and we were he was very prominent during the financial crisis because he was the only voice of reason in the house of commons and he is now in the headlines banks told lend more lose bonuses so vince cable the business secretary under this coalition government in the u.k. has now said he's

like a serious films but actually it turned out quite different so it's full of great jokes like in tripoli that he achieved we have definitely quite a good film it will definitely like it mind my students to come and watch it and they will like it there's nothing here that will incite people to my lines. the selling point of this film is osama bin laden but it's very tongue in cheek. to act the part. i challenge you america there will be retribution holding just an evil actions you have committed in the countries like iraq and afghanistan so these you will have to pay a heavy price when i first heard about this film i thought it was going to be a glorification of terrorists but actually it's quite irrelevant subtile in the way pakistanis and muslims are looked at with suspicion in the west today and how the media could be fooled into believing something that doesn't exist i think this film could do well in south asia but western audiences will probably be a good sense of humor to appreciate the message got and seeing r.t. . past midnight here in moscow let me take you through some internat

can see the photos of tony blair standing with moammar gadhafi in front of the farting camels of tripoli and he and they were out doing the deal to release this you know terrorist in prison and right away b.p. got a deal you know like a billion dollars with libya young this is blood for oil this is tony blair's epitaph blood for oil tony blair but it wasn't an issue then it wasn't it was reported widely at the time that's why he was in libya that's why it helps to have a media company and the mainstream media under the thumb of the united states because you can distract and bamboozle the vast population with kinky celebrity game shows etc but you know to get to the nettle of this important question of blood for oil service men dying for oil companies it takes years before that gets into the public domain and by then you know things are watered down i think but it also puts into context this alleged investigation by congress into b.p. because the fact is they have known about this for years they know tony blair they awarded him and congressional medal of honor and they know that he was ju

as you say, round 100 casualties in tripoli. and around the time that tony blair to open up these new warmth relations with colonel gaddafi and he gave up his support for international terrorism, gave up voluntarily as weapons programs to would -- international inspection, at the time that was seen as a major gop political gain. it was also seen that libyan oil wawould be coming back on the street for western companies. obviously, al-megrahi, who was responsible for the pan am flight has been seen as the counter side to that. there as been a lot of doubt in britain as to whether he was the person actually responsible or simply put up by colonel gaddafi as the price of settling the matter. although, he was convicted in a scottish court. what was interesting is that in both the case of the bp oil spill and in the case of libya, the driver behind it was our enormous thurston for oil -- thirst for oil. host: gordon, republican in lisbon, maine. good morning. caller: a quick question for you. has the prime minister's itinerary been l

as you say, round 100 casualties in tripoli. and around the time that tony blair to open up these new warmth relations with colonel gaddafi and he gave up his support for international terrorism, gave up voluntarily as weapons programs to would -- international inspection, at the time that was seen as a major gop political gain. it was also seen that libyan oil wawould be coming back on the street for western companies. obviously, al-megrahi, who was responsible for the pan am flight has been seen as the counter side to that. there as been a lot of doubt in britain as to whether he was the person actually responsible or simply put up by colonel gaddafi as the price of settling the matter. although, he was convicted in a scottish court. what was interesting is that in both the case of the bp oil spill and in the case of libya, the driver behind it was our enormous thurston for oil -- thirst for oil. host: gordon, republican in lisbon, maine. good morning. caller: a quick question for you. has the prime minister's itinerary been l

you probably know or may not know that prime minister papandreou paid a visit to tripoli in libya, haded, one of the highest priorities is the development of joint efforts for green energy. green energy, meaning not only the energy creation, by solar and concentrated solar power but most of what is very important and actually planning to have a visit to libya, quite soon, is to have interconnection between libya, via crete towards central greece and allows transfer from the north african coast to europe to greece and then europe and the same thing holds, and this has been discussed already, at the business table by counterparts in both countries between greece and egypt. we also discussed in -- and are looking towards interconnection between egypt and crete and greece and that is to tap into the vast potential for solar energy on the north african side. now that is for me, the most important part of the work for the mediterranean, because, the point here is that you can have as much generation of internally from green sources as you want, unless you have the right interconnections it i