they were to me in yugoslavia. anyone here from yugoslavia? ought not. >> okay. let me tell you what happened in yugoslavia. i want you to come again, except my apology in advance. what happened in yugoslavia was a manifold genocide and what happened in auschwitz. they form, the muslims formed with the catholic church a binational group, a binational genocide group. you don't hear about this much, but it was the single deadliest most bloodthirsty killers in the entire world war ii era. what am i talking about? it's awful. i'm talking about a prison camp where there was a contest between the guards on how many throats cut a slit in one. one guy slid 1350 throats, and he won. the next guy did 1100. he came in second. another guy did 650, he came in third. who organized this? the mufti of jerusalem. and the nazis. i'm talking about actual trans warfare. i spoke to a man here who said he was in the parties on. they've fought against the parties us in yugoslavia. thousands of them, artillery brigade, paratroopers, infantry, this is not just a bunch of people rabble ro

anyone here from yugoslavia? >> they won't -- >> let me tell you about yugoslavia. take my apology in advance. what happened in yugoslavia was a man of fold greater genocide than what happened in auschwitz. the muslims formed with the catholic church a buyer national groups, genocidal group, you don't hear about this. but they were the single deadliest, most bloodthirsty killers in the entire world war ii era. what am i talking about? i am talking about a prison camp where there were there contest between the guards, how many throats they sleep in one night. 1350 throats and the won. the next guy came in second. he came in third. we have all this stuff. who organized this? jerusalem. and the nazis. i am talking trench warfare. i spoke to a man, they fought against the partisans in yugoslavia. thousands of them. artillery brigades. paratroopers. inventory. this is not just people rabble rousing in the streets. not just a bunch of people on the radio. this was a group helping hitler wages war against humanity. it is difficult when you talk about yugoslavia because you

i covered the breakdown of yugoslavia, and i see all of the same flashing red lights, the economic crisis, the bankrupt liberalism, the way the air waves are taken over bye idiots who have won talent, and that is to mobilize hatred with the undercurrent of racism towards muslims, towards undocumented workers, towards barack obama himself, and it's in our hands. it's in our hands. defenseless under the night, our world and superliners that dotted everywhere, ironic points of light flashed out wherever the just exchange their messages may i compose like them of a rose in the dust, beleaguered by the same negation and despair, show and affirming hand. thank you. [applause] [applause] please wait for the microphone before you ask a question. go ahead. just wait for the microphone, please. the top climate scientist jim henson said if we were all available fossil fuels, which we show every sign of doing, it will create like venus, although quite not as hot as this room now. [laughter] so that we are dedicated to having to ignore that and to not address it, what can we do to take appropriate act

elements all of this so there are parallels with yugoslavia i'm afraid but it is extremely dangerous as we've seen with the euro to force such divergent nations together i think the tensions you create economic and political opera family dangerous but surely you're not predicting that he will end in a pleasant concert i certainly hope not but you know i've been involved in the peace process in northern ireland i worked in government and i've seen what happens when democracy fails and i believe democracy is failing in the european union because national sensitivities are being overridden we saw it in our learned how they said no to those in treaty and then they were invited to get the right answer and they had to have another referendum and they said yes and look at the mess that under is now in but effectively it's a contempt for democracy that worries me most you know we are democratic party in ukip and the real reason for being the real concern is the lack of democracy at the heart of european union two thousand and ten saw you. as an economic bloc my difficulty let's look forward

i covered the breakup of yugoslavia and i see all of the same flashing red lights, the economic crisisthe bankrupt liberalism, the way the airwaves are taken over by idiots who have one talent, and that is to mobilize hatred with undercurrents of racism towards muslims, towards undocumented workers, towards barack obama himself. and it's in our hands. it's in our hands. defenseless under the knife under and night, -- under the night, yet dotted everywhere. ironic points of light flashed out where ever the just exchange their messages, may i compose like that of dust, beleaguered by the same negation and despair show in affirming flame. thank you. [applause] [applause] >> please wait for the microphone before you ask the question. go ahead. we will -- wait for the mic phone please. >> thank you very much. this was really spectacular. nasa's top side -- it will create -- maybe not quite as hot as this room now. so the powers that be are educated to having us think that north and to not arrested but what can we do to take appropriate action to say, well, everyone and everything. >> well,

if you compare the european union to the former yugoslavia where do you think the similarities lie i think what it's about is actually trying to force a very different countries together very different economies together under one state to state effectively the united states of europe with quite an element the soviet union to it i am a member of european parliament but i think european parliament is not a true parliament is a bit like a supreme soviet or as bad as the former soviet union but. elements all of this so there are parallels with yugoslavia i'm afraid but it is extremely dangerous as we've seen with the euro to force such divergent nations together i think the tensions you create economic and political opera found the dangerous but surely you're not predicting that the will end in a bloody concert. i certainly hope not but you know i've been involved in the peace process in northern ireland i worked in government and i've seen what happens when democracy fails and i believe democracy is failing in the european union because national sensitivities are being overridden we sa

. >> how do say peerless in yugoslavia. >> but it's full of surprises. is a museum, it's all about coffee and it's company stocked wi items, small and large. >> it's in mint 1922 condition. >> but the coffee museum, there is another one, an active working museum a few feet away. >> just like the rest of this neighborhood, its busy place. making coffee begins with big bags all around the world. there are sacks and also barrels, this is no fol gergs or starbucks. >> but in the coffee world we are small. >> but the flavor. >> superb. >> it's specialty stuff, chalked full of family secrets. did you know that coffee bea need to cool for two minutes and then sealed in bags. that is why coffee bags have little pressure valves. >> youave to have a way for the gases to leave the packaging otherwise we would have blown up bags everywhere. >> and against this busy backdrop, a looming dilemma, a possible trade for beans for. >> but i think the tradition can move, sure, it's just not easy. >> when they bui the company they did it generation at a time. living proof in

the former yugoslavia, and i have to stop here. how old are we here? you may remember something called the former yugoslavia is my best example. we call it the western balkans, but it's the best example of where investment in independent media helped to transform a country and we hope over time our region contributing to the dynamic that led to the end of the rule of slobodan milosevic and his transfer to the hague where he died in prison while facing charges of crimes against humanity. we also note that media can be used destructively to encite violence as we saw tragically in the 1990 in rwanda and we continue to have concerns regarding state-controlled media, particularly in the middle east that continued to ferment religious tension across the region. >> now no one is a great are advocate for a vibrant, independent and responsible press, committed to the freedom of expression and the development of a true, global, civil society than the united states. every day we express concern about the flight of the -- the plight of journalists and now bloggers

that's going on charles taylor from liberia and the past process on milosevic and the situation in yugoslavia but the perpetrators of this war. iraq war are in the united states and in in europe and i think it would do an awful lot for the standing of this because there is a bit of a feeling around that ok you go off to big guys in small countries you won't go after big guys in big countries what do you think blair's legacy is and how do you think it will impact position of the u.k. in terms of the rest of the world well in politics it's quite possible to go from hero to zero and back again. blair became leader of the labor party in the one nine hundred ninety s. change the whole structure of the labor party and had a very easy with the local party because just because we were desperate with a ninety seven election his government really had sort of three strange directions to it and they were actually sort of rather different he was always and remains a market politician he believes in a market economy he's not a socialist in the sense of any kind of economic transformation yet his government

the former yugoslavia, and i have to stop here. how old are we here? you may remember something called the former yugoslavia is my best example. we call it the western balkans, but it's the best example of where investment in independent media helped to transform a country and we hope over time our region contributing to the dynamic that led to the end of the rule of slobodan milosevic and his transfer to the hague where he died in prison while facing charges of crimes against humanity. we also note that media can be used destructively to encite violence as we saw tragically in the 1990 in rwanda and we continue to have concerns regarding state-controlled media, particularly in the middle east that continued to ferment religious tension across the region. >> now no one is a great are advocate for a vibrant, independent and responsible press, committed to the freedom of expression and the development of a true, global, civil society than the united states. every day we express concern about the flight of the -- the plight of journalists and now bloggers

that's going on transitory the from liberia and the past process on milosevic and the situation in yugoslavia but the perpetrators of this war. iraq war are in the united states and in europe and i think it would do an awful lot for the standing of this because there is a bit of a feeding round ok you go off to big guys in small countries you go after big guys in big countries. ok let's take a look now at some of the headlines from around the world the south and north korea house made of fresh proposal for talks at the ministerial level with the south and also by the north this month to hold stocks ject of buying stocks which criticize. fear it comes to market solve to a deadly i'll tell you re exchange between you that's you countries meanwhile seoul is welcomed to an agreement between the u.s. and chinese leaders on the need to maintain peace and stability on the korean peninsula. u.s. congresswoman gabrielle giffords is expected to be moved to of we have bill attention said so almost two weeks attempted murder officials say she's now way people to stand with assistance and it's ready to be

going on of charles taylor from liberia and the past process on milosevic and the situation in yugoslavia but the perpetrators of this war. iraq war are in the united states and in in europe and i think it would do an awful lot for the standing of this because there is a bit of a feeling around that ok you go off to big guys in small countries you won't go after big guys in big countries was labeled bush's spoilt puppy by the british media do you think that the u.k.'s relationship with the us has changed at all since he left power blair associate himself totally with bush and the strange thing was after nine eleven everybody else condemned it but blair went one step further with a very strange speech about we have to pay the blood price for the relationship with the usa it's went to war with afghanistan he associate himself with bush more than anybody else and i do remember at one parliamentary labor party meeting i asked him said well where's the benefits of our special relationship with the usa how much employees do you really have over bush and his reply was of i told you that the impl

that's going on as charles taylor from the period passed process on milosevic and the situation in yugoslavia but the perpetrators of this war in iraq war are in the united states and in in europe and i think it would do an awful lot for the standing of this because there is a bit of a feeling around that ok you go off to big guys in small countries you won't go after big guys in big countries. now a quick look at some of today's main world news this hour the military raid a lotto tylo boars legal according to an israeli inquiry your findings were received by a television pundit made up a full reason to forward. to ok the prime minister criticized why racing it held a value. of blowing it. died when his way to come on days raided a girl's about. strong international condemnation. and least six people have been killed in a series of bombings across the iraqi capital. thirty others were injured five call bombs appears to be part of a cool ordinated attack that targeted police and sheriff bill grooms the busy roads in the city officials say the attacks were designed to show that iraq is on able

that's going on charles taylor from liberia and the pass process on milosevic and the situation in yugoslavia but the perpetrators of this war. iraq war are in the united states and in in europe and i think it would do an awful lot for the standing of this because there is a bit of a feeding the rand ok you go off to big guys in small countries you won't go after big guys in big countries. want to take a look now at some other headlines from around the world the south fifty three members over deposed two museum president's family have been arrested in front of the country these are crimes against the interim leader earlier promised to live up to the people's with all their good work i live in a total break from the past violent demonstrations continue in the capital the ousted president supporters refusing to recognize the man government or the hundred people who died during the rest. of us congresswoman gabrielle giffords is expected to be moved to a rehabilitation center almost two weeks off her attempted murder officials say she is now able to stand with assistance and is very to begin the

that's going on charles taylor from liberia and the past process on milosevic the situation in yugoslavia but the perpetrators of this war. iraq war are in the united states and in in europe and i think it would do an awful lot for the standing of this because there is a bit of a feeling around that ok you go to big guys in small countries you go after big guys in big countries. now let's cross about our top story fresh files from wiki leaks let's all live to john laughlin director of standing is. democracy in cooperation he's over in paris for us many thanks for joining us here on ars you through these leaks that show you the intel rivals of the kremlin groveling at the u.s. embassy what's wrong with the upon a drop of issue here in russia. well i think these documents like many of the wiki leaks documents in some respects rather disappointing because while it's always exciting to read a confidential piece of information in fact the information contained in them doesn't tell us anything we didn't really know what's wrong with the opposition the opposition does not have a great deal of su

that's going on charles taylor from liberia and the past process on milosevic the situation in yugoslavia but the perpetrators of this war. the iraq war are in the united states and in in europe and i think it would do an awful lot for the standing of this because there is a bit of a feeding around ok you go off to big guys in small countries you won't go after big guys in big countries. now living in one of the coldest countries in the world russians know a thing or two about keeping warm tested and proven by generations there's nothing quite like a gold pail vying to keep the want to chill away and is there a firth discovered that they are making something of a come back and this time it's in the wall the fashion. in the fast paced world of fashion is in the know you like to always be one step ahead of the crowd and now you're at fashion forward looking to russia's past for their style inspiration these are the vote lengthy a centuries old style of russian made from lands will now well easy enough to come by in russia fashion found in europe have found it much harder to get their hands

that's going on with charles taylor from liberia and the past on milosevic and the situation in yugoslaviabut the perpetrators of this war. cool are in the united states and in europe and i think it would do for the standing of this because there is a bit of a feeding around ok you go to big guys in small countries you won't go to big guys in big countries take a look down at some other stories making headlines across the globe in ireland the green party leader has quit the coalition government and called for the march and general election to be brought forward john gormley says his party's patients had to run out after weeks of political turmoil in the country but promised to support next week's finance bill from opposition benches the latest resignation comes a day after prime minister brian cowen stepped down as leader of his party made pressure due to the country's economic crisis. at least ten people have been killed in a series of bombings across the iraqi capital baghdad more than thirty others were injured five car bombs appear to be part of a coordinated attack targeting police an

that's going on charles taylor from liberia and the past process on the loss of it the situation in yugoslavia went up but the perpetrators of this war. the iraq war are in the united states and in europe and i think it would do an awful lot for the standing of this because there is a bit of a feeding a round ok you go off to big guys in small countries you go after big guys and big countries. again it's a brief look at some of the headlines from around the world the saw now. korea excepted a fresh hopeful for north to hold high level military talks that she was selling are expected to try and resolve tensions caused by the recent steady exchangeable to reply and also by young earlier this month to hold discussions was rejected by saul which criticized as cynthia meanwhile so has welcomed an agreement between the u.s. and chinese leaders on the need to maintain peace and stability. u.s. congresswoman gabrielle giffords is expected to be moved to a rehabilitation. two weeks after her attempted officials say she's now able to stand with assistance and is ready to begin the next phase of her reco

fake us engineered revolution like the one in georgia or a fake revolution like the us set up in yugoslavia this is very much a perfect storm of different factors most perhaps most important of all showing the failed attempts of the international monetary fund and the world bank as they deliberately through their own theories destroyed the gyptian economy or made it worse than it already was so this is a storm very much of the americans own making and i think people will remember that the bullets fired at them were made in the united states that president obama has close ties with all these companies raytheon boeing general electric lockheed martin these are the companies that have the air of president obama and those jets flying over cairo alexandria so is another cities there are american so if this is a sudden switch by the americans to suddenly think well maybe we can baradei and i think it may be too late but as you say this is a genuine uprising genuine grievances and with events in egypt still very difficult to predict what do you think would be the possible outcome of this compromis

illegal harvesting of organs from prisoners budget only happened during the conflict in the former yugoslavia more than a decade. talk to the vice president of russia oil giant peter o'brien about their plans to develop the hoped for riches of the arctic together with b.p. . culture is that so much different and there's a huge music is there a power line. when a country into oil a country divided lebanon faces the prospect of a government controlled by hezbollah will lebanon's democratic. polo again oh welcome to the institution on r.c.i. melbourne and today my guest is peter o'brien. one of the world's biggest oil companies british petroleum and a major russian oil producer ross nets are now part of their big plans to go to the oil rich arctic but environmental activists say this will destroy the area do these fears hold water we're asking vice president. peter o'bryan. british be trolling him and draw snaps have done a multi-billion dollar shastri off to create what they call a groundbreaking global alliance the state controlled crosstown will allow b.p. into the oil fields in the northern

harvest harvesting of organs from prisoners allegedly happened during the conflict in the former yugoslavia more than a decade ago. coming your way next artie's debate show cross talk host asks his panel of guests what effect has bill again in more power in lebanon will have on international diplomacy and the middle east peace process stay with us. world. view the latest in science technology from around russia. we. covered. the k.k.k. . located welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle a country in turmoil a country divided lebanon faces the prospect of a government controlled by hezbollah will lebanon's democratic choice find the country in danger but then in a pawn for others in the region. can you. still. discuss the political situation in lebanon i'm joined by alastair cook in beirut he's director and founder of the conflicts forum in new york we go to tony battering he is a research fellow at the foundation for defense of democracies and in london we cross to patrick seale he is a british journalist and author of the new book the struggle for arab independence all right gentlemen cross

the kosovo liberation army was involved in organ trafficking during the conflict in the former yugoslavia more than a decade ago. back now to washington for part two of the alona shows stay with us here on r.t. . i shine for tonight's tool time award and we're giving it to former minnesota governor tim pawlenty he's running for president next year and while he hasn't officially announced his plan based on his travel schedule media appearances and a new book he's going to be a candidate in two thousand and twelve in fact his new book called courage to stand was released earlier this month and according to nielsen book scan he's sold a grand total of four thousand seven hundred sixty five copies that's right the first week on the market the book couldn't even break the five thousand copies sold mark furman who was governor of minnesota for two terms and being heralded as a top g.o.p. candidate for president and his people say that they're pleased with the number of books sold book on other rivals for the g.o.p. nomination have racked up huge numbers for their books thanks sarah palin so tim

illegal harvesting of organs from prisoners allegedly happened during the conflict in the former yugoslavia more than a decade ago. her first scandal behind the latest financial headlines kaiser report coming your way. hi i'm max kaiser this is the kaiser report hate everybody in tunisia is rioting because as part of the global insurrection against banker occupation notice that nobody's talking about islamicist themes no these are workers these are the workers and say murders that are rioting against the bankers and speculators and it's happening in dublin it's happening in athens it's happening in iceland it's happening in the u.k. it's happening in tunis it's happening all over the world there is a global insurrection against banker occupation and this year we're going to see it heat up even more let's get more on this global perspective from stacy herbert says here but a low who do hi max kaiser i'm in the united states of america fantastic i heard of it it's a it's a landmass quasi between canada and mexico as i recall lucian tao the president of china of course has been here this week

and he came from yugoslavia and got into the agricultural business. so, that was over 104 years ago. >> and now more than a century later, and it's mark mariani and his children michael, christopher, and natalie, who literally have grown up in the dried fruit business, that are carrying on the family tradition of marketing some of the golden state's best fruit. at their headquarters, trained personnel inspect the fruit, rate it for size, and then package it. and speaking of which, mark's dad was actually the first to package dried fruit in a completely different way. >> as you go into a produce area, you take a look, and you touch and feel, and you see the product. and we just couldn't understand why our competitors wanted to put it behind a bag they can't see. and so, he said, "let's put it in a visible bag. the consumer can see it." and that's been the philosophy that we've had since 1950. >> in addition to those dried plums, they now have a complete line of dried fruit and even dried produce for trail mixes and popular cereals as well. they're proc

the kosovo liberation army was involved in organ trafficking during the conflict in the former yugoslavia more than ten years ago. continuing with our top story up next the alona show looks at how u.s. networks reported monday's deadly bombing of moscow's domodedovo airport stay with us. for the feel we've got. the biggest issues good voice face to face with the news makers. welcome the ilona show will get the real headlines with none of the mercy or can live out of washington d.c. now although the airport bombing them idea that just happened yesterday it seems as if the mainstream media has been jumping to a lot of conclusions so that is show a lack of understanding or is this just an opportunity for the networks to put their political slant on a tragic event will speak with mark out among us about the spin next americans will be watching as president obama delivers his second state of the union address tonight many are already wondering is obama going to remind us of the man who was elected two years ago or is going to be the new centrist balance to whatever republicans want obama will

one of these was day visit from yugoslavia when he confronted slowdown milosevich and called him a war criminal to his face. controversy came up over that and some people said it did not have them but i have a picture of biden shaking his fist over the table at most of its. [laughter] and later chapters in the book talk about by this position concerning the wars in iraq over afghanistan and the previous wars. he was against the persian gulf war. but then supported bush invasion of iraq but criticized him proposed capitalisation of the iraq by provinces that got no where and regarded his position on iraq. but obama showed great confidence with the involvement in iraq with the american forces and as we saw last year, with the war and torturous debate wondering what to do about afghanistan, biden was the influential force with obama pushing back against the generals against the search and eventually when obama put 30,000 troops into afghanistan, biden was widely cast as a loser in the argument. but with the pursuit in afghanistan of getting up with al qaeda and because of by than ventas t

one of the highlights was a visit to yugoslavia and when he confronted the bosnia strong man slobodan milosevic and called him a war criminal to his face. controversy came over that as well as some people said they really didn't happen, but i have in the book a picture of biden shaking his fist over the table at molosovich. [laughter] leader chapters in this book talk about biden's position concerning the war in iraq and afghanistan and the previous wars he was against the persian gulf war and then bush's invasion of iraq. he proposed a federalization of iraq by provinces i got nowhere command was regarded as law over the lot in terms of positions in iraq. but obama showed great confidence in biden by giving him the assignment of monitoring and the american involvement in iraq and ultimately the withdrawal of american forces. and then as we saw last year, in the long torturous debate with the administration about what to do in afghanistan, biden was an influential force with obama, pushing back against the generals, against the surge. eventually when obama agreed to put 30,000 more tr

and i know that even in the midst of evil in the holocaust, their words, as diane said, and the yugoslavia corps peace. if one can save 100,000 human beings, can you imagine if there were 100,000, we couldn't have a holocaust. but you are absolutely right. but the problem is that the bigots operate 24/7. the good people are waiting for somebody. world council, i don't know. and our challenge is to find the way to trigger the good people which are the overwhelming majority, to, you know, it's not 24/7. to wake up to respond to do. if you would say to me, you know, so what does the adl do? what lesson for me? to let -- what i think we are trying to find are the trigger mechanisms to stimulate, to sensitize, to inspire, to -- the good people to stand up. and again, when i said stand up to say no, it's the -- it's the overwhelming majority. but we say, i got to go back to the holocaust. we saw that -- we saw and we learned that whenever good people said no, people lived. jews lived, gays lived, gypsies lived. there they were. millions of people who didn't do anything. millions of good people w