is essential guitarist very charles though and composer and my personal friend victor welcome back welcome back to the show victor victor when you started talking about your current interests to suit you i know that to. hey you're interested in celtic music it's amazing that when we were young generation of those rock musicians tended to turn to indian music george harrison john mcloughlin many many others are today's rock musicians there's into ritchie blackmore ritchie blackmore and many others play celtic music what brought it to celtic music. you know stairway to how many by led zeppelin was influenced by celtic ballots all english ballots originated from there yes that is so i realize that to be able to play this music really well once you know celtic music simply bought a ticket to arlen and flew there i came back with two bags of discs and musical instruments in then i started studying it you know there are a lot of young people in russia who not only imitate their looks by wearing kilts their soul to clubs where they dance and learn about celtic use tree it was very interesting for

to support their relative victor moots family has already received a far from warm welcome in the states his wife was held at the airport for almost three hours with them gratian off on me if i knew my husband was a terrorist while accusations are flying. case illegally remains in thailand. according to boots thai and russian lawyers his case to this moment remains in a thai court meaning there was no official decision of an extradition this has been raising the question of whether the u.s. broke laws in whisking him away onto its soil. has not committed any criminal activity and has not been found guilty neither in the us nor in any other country victor boot has said he is the victim of a propaganda war launched in america this is the lord of war the merchant of death right and you've got him in your hands spread he's in custody it's a great feeling woods' wife believes the case against her husband was fabricated and calls what happened to him a kidnapping the full sky i can accept the possibility that victim might have some information that might be of interest to someone why is it tha

victor boot faces a pretrial hearing in the united states the alleged gunman who says a mounting media campaign has convicted him before he stepped foot in court. gorging r.t. coming to you live from moscow welcome if you're just joy this is now eight pm here my name is kevin owen and our top story tonight russia is promising to support afghanistan after western forces withdraw from the troubled region in three years prison with various pledge came of talks with ahmed karzai here in moscow the leaders also promise to clamp down on the vast flow of afghan drugs from which russia suffers the most and this is now is the details of this high level meeting. on the first official visit of an afghan leader to moscow in two decades russia promises to lend a hand after western forces leave the war torn country. russia would like to see afghanistan as an independent and prosperous state with an effective government that's able to provide the development of afghanistan for decades to come. u.s. led coalition forces have been in the country since two thousand and one and are planning to withdraw combat forces in three years leaving afghanistan on its own russia has been watching us operations very closely f

world war in a world dominated by western victor of the war don't necessarily reflect the world as it is today. steps are being taken to change that. but i welcome the fact that france is directly addressing these questions at the beginning of its presidency of the g-20. we should not forget quite substantial progress has been made. two years ago if one said will it be possible for the world to agree that new banking regulations and the basel accord in 24 months people would have doubted that. of course the challenge now is to get the countries to implement it. if you had said 18 months ago that we were going to be able to reform the i.m.f. that europe was going to voluntarily give up seats on the governing board of the i.m.f., that we were going to increase the representation of china and india and brazil, people would have said you would never be able to get agreement to that in such a short, comparatively short period of time. but we have done this. if you had said that the g-20 would be able to start address being the incredible my politically difficult economic challenging issue of global economic imbalances where there are strong internati

victors of that war. don't necessarily reflect the world as it is today. now steps are being taken to change that. but i welcome the fact that france is directly addressing these questions at the beginning of it's presidency of the g20. we shouldn't forget that quite substantial progress has been made if one had stood here two years ago and said will it be possible for the world to agree new banking regulations and new accord in the space of 24 months, people would have doubted that. of course, the challenge now is to get the countries of the -- to sign up to that accord to actually implement it. if you had said 18 months ago that we were going to be able to reform the imf that europe was going to voluntarity give up seats on the governing board of the imf, that we were going to increase the representation of china and india and brazil, people would have said you'd never be able to get agreement to that in a relative short period of time. but we have done that. and if you had said the g20 would be able to start addressing the incredibly politically difficult economically challenging issue of global economic imb