regime in iraq. we are starting a new round of reconstruction after defeating al qaeda, who at some point stop stopped explosive in our resources. at some point, life came back to iraq. the economy started recovering. the construction developed. the security and economic level, and the political level, despite a diss balance we witnessed. we were able to defeat al qaeda, and this brought life and union back to the rack. why do we see what we are seeing today? why did we see the massacres? a genocide of iraqis. some believe that one component is fighting another component. this is not true. all of the iraqi people, the sunnis and shiites, are all killed. it is relating to the morale of al qaeda, who work to reach the goal by shedding the blood of iraqis and spreading terror. the cooperation between our forces in the united states of america, why is terrorism back in the region? what are the main reasons why terrorism isn't moving in iraq? it is a vision of the reality been impacted by the region. afte

i don't think so, man. >> the last time -- >> in iraq, in iraq. hold on a second. in iraq, the international inspectors actually had more information and better than your friends who thought we had weapons of mass destruction there. >> if there were real on demand inspections at ditch sifferent of course i'd be for that. but there's nothing about the weaponization program which is quite important, actually. they stop sol construction on iraq but not all construction had to do with that. the details of the deal are to be respected. >> it's not true that they don't dismantle anything. they take 20% enriched uranium. >> what do they do to it? >> they turn it into a form that they cannot use it for nuclear weapons. >> how quickly can they turn it back. >> it would be very, very difficult. >> i'm sorry. the demand of the international community has been for ten year, shifted 20% uranium out of iran so they can't turn it back and stop enrichment. >> how effective was the bush administration's policy -- >> it was not effective. >> it was disastrous. and got us 19,000 cent

iraq was invaded by a coalition of the willing led by the united states then you should say that it was led by a small group of countries led by the united states there's no way that you can actually solve the international community when you only represent a very small group of self interest the powers to determine to national committee using the by each country i think first of all in order to advance their own national interest every country around the world seems to be using the term into your little mind even though i don't see that i'm sorry that you disagree with you my friend i do not see china saying that i don't see russia saying that i don't see india saying saying that i don't see brazil saying they comes out of western capitals. i was going to head to capitol hill this week the libyan energy industry is once again in time all but this time it could be a cold winter for italians i'll explain in just a minute on the one the most anticipated i.p.o. since facebook yes i'm talking about twitter happened this week i'll give you the analysis on that one that was miss universe happ

as it is, the sunnis in iraq have ruled iraq for a millennium, they were used to ruling iraq, it was always going to be difficult to wean them away from power and for them to accept being part of the texture of iraqi life, i think what maliki has done is, his contempt of them and his opposition of them, when maliki in a way trumped-up charges ends up issuing a death sentence against the most prominent, the most prominent politician in the country, vice president a shah my, nobody believes these charges, it tells us how radicalizing has maliki become. >> rose: thank you david, thank you robin, fouad, thank you, dexter. we will be back. oh, what a throw! forget about who the most valuable player is in the world series. >> rose: reggie jackson is is here, 36 years ago he cemented his legacy as one of baseball's best litters, he hit three legendary home runs on three pitches to seal victory for the new york yankees over the los angeles dodgers in game six of the 1977 world series. the hall of famer won five world series anxious, two with the yankees, he writes amount that much more in "b

this issue we should in iraq has long gone beyond six months. it has become clear iraq has become subjected to a war of genocide by terrorists targeting all spheres of life. last week mr maliki met with president obama and the two leaders agreed iraq was in urgent need of help would be signs general statements nothing concrete came out like how to save people's lives on the ground. anyone who walks in the streets at any moment may face a car bomb a motorcycle bomb or an explosive belt and any moment anyone may be killed. it's ten or eleven years now that they're talking about the new security plan but nothing changes in the situation is only getting worse. and neither new checkpoints arrests and more constant operations seem to be enough to gain control it's nearly impossible to establish exactly how many civilians were killed in iraq since the u.s. led invasion in two thousand and three many became casualties during military operations including shootouts and a shelling some died due to a lack of healthcare and ruined infrastructure but what we

it's spread to iraq. we now have al qaeda resurgents in iraq. it's destabilizing jordan. iran is all in. hezbollah has 5,000 troops there. for you to describe this as a, quote, civil war, is a gross distortion of the facts which again makes many of us question your fundamental strategy because you don't describe the realities on the ground. now a usual mouthpiece for -- excuse me, usual spokesperson for the obama administration is mr. ignatius. he writes this morning in "the washington post," "the centerpiece of u.s. saudi friction is the administration's more restrained approach in syria. obama has decided to limit the u.s. commitment there to dismantling chemical weapons in a joint effort with russia, providing humanitarian relief for refugees who may experience massive suffering and loss of life this winter, and cattlizing a political process to replace president bashir assad. what president obama is not willing to do is topple assad militarily. we are not seeking to end a civil war. while the united states will continue to provide overt and covert aid to rebels, the g

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proctor used to work for the coalition provisional authority in iraq which the united states government set up shortly after the invasion that overthrew saddam hussein so he would have been involved in frequent strategy meetings about how to sell the iraq war and part of selling that war would have also been to attack the critics and to make the critics look bad and if you look at the roster of any of the top lobbying in public relation firms in town they're filled with former members of congress for murder ministration officials former cia officials increasingly journalists are going the same route. and. we now occupy an era of extreme reputation anxiety among leading companies around the world because they're very aware that corporate reputation which they may have built over fifty years or so can be shredded in a matter of minutes so when a company feels that it's on the potential attack you try and divert attention from the real story or you have a snow dump of good alternative information so they will go out there and say listen we've got this story about reputations being on the f

getting in on the wall while eon and the iraq war but the mindset of the goddess into the iraq war and many people assume that man. it is going to change them the basic american foreign policies that george bush to push the limit. well one thing certainly didn't change the mindset now we're completely detached from any sort of warfare foreign policy network a perpetrator of the world. in britain causing uses may become acclaimed punishable by jail attends all unlimited fines the candle makers are considering a bill to toughen in response to anti social behavior. even children as young as ten could be charged oh and knowing that haiti under the new religious nation. it also allows punishment for sin it is carried out from underneath which calmed the quantity of money for the sitting nearby the bills braved freezing and tough approach has caused major criticism among civil rights activist and to carry an entire essay is one of the eyes. they launched an online petition to stop it from coming into form. attend to today least get the peace deal with artsy to make any deal for protest immed

as it is, the sunnis in iraq have ruled iraq for a millennium, they were used to ruling iraq, it was always going to be difficult to wean them away from power and for them to accept being part of the texture of iraqi life, i think what maliki has done is, his contempt of them and his opposition of them, when maliki in a way trumped-up charges ends up issuing a death sentence against the most prominent, the most prominent politician in the country, vice president a shah my, nobody believes these charges, it tells us how radicalizing has maliki become. >> rose: thank you david, thank you robin, fouad, thank you, dexter. we will be back. oh, what a throw! forget about who the most valuable player is in the world series. >> rose: reggie jackson is is here, 36 years ago he cemented his legacy as one of baseball's best litters, he hit three legendary home runs on three pitches to seal victory for the new york yankees over game six f the 1977 world series. the hall of famer won five world series anxious, two with the yankees, he writes amount that much more in "becoming mr. october". i am p

iraqi prime minister of war that iraq isn't helped terrorism will win well because what happens in iraq is not dealt with to expand on what happens in syria. if not dealt with will also expand. what happens in any country with a burst of terrorism lives. this virus will spread. but we say this is the responsibility of the international community watching l carter are present in government and help build all us parties in iraq at any age is likely to be limited to weapons sales and intelligence sharing targeting sunni militants from the west of iraq will blame them it's the violence but as maliki press his case here in washington. many us norway has blamed the shiite prime minister and all reaching out to sunni muslims and other groups in a bid to build a more inclusive government. maliki rejects issa says the violence stems from terrorism all political differences. this fuel by neighboring syria civil war u s is also pressing the iraqi government which has strong ties to iran to stop tehran from shipping weapons to syria. going to roll the airspace. the white house also says the fourtee

and iraq about to face a big test. the iraqi prime minister, maliki, visiting the white house today. and he said that the violence has killed thousands of iraqi. 1,000 people dying in october alone. mike is live at the white house with the preview of the sitdown, and what's on the agenda in >> reporter: first and foremost, del, the number that you just mentioned. 882 iraqis have died just in the month of october alone, and the violence that's racking that country, many fear that it's moving into civil war. maliki. three hours meeting with the president, and he has been in washington for three days, and he has met with vice president, joe biden, twice already. and he gave a speech, and his point this. the violence in iraq is not sectarian, and many believe that it's exactly that, many of maliki's opponents accusing him of fostering the strike against the sunni minority in iraq. they are using it as a staging ground to launch attacks into iraq. the destabilization of syria is bad news, and for allowing iran, one of basha

iraq's the prime minister called for u.s. help in fighting against al qaeda, saying he wants to see an international effort, a third world war, as he put it, against terrorism. nouri al-maliki is due to meet with barack obama in washington later this friday. official figures show october was the single deadliest month in iraq since 2008. >> security forces are at the forefront of this battle. the quality of the weapons, plans, the strategies, the development of the strategies, destroying the cells, all of this is necessary, but it is not enough. we need sound the social structure. of car and suicide bombings across iraq in recent months. 38 strikes killing nearly a thousand people in the last month alone. comparisons have been drawn to the deadly violence in 2006, the worst such period during the u.s. occupation. all maliki, though, is blaming al qaeda and the drive to spread terror in the region rather than sectarian tension and shiite. help havee pleas for not impressed politicians and the u.s. congress, however. it comes t

help for us in iraq. when i talk about iraq, it is because iraq is very close to syria. the relations between the two countries are historic. only talk about the american role in iraq, it starts in iraq. it ends anywhere in the region where we can find strongholds of errorists. we are creating a strategy, new one based on the latest development. we have a new strategy based on mobilizing the security forces and the people, the support of the people, the clans, the tribes, the sons of iraq, and enhancing intelligence expertise. we are talking with americans and telling them that we need to benefit from their experience, from the intelligence information, from training for those who are targeting al qaeda in a developed and scientific way. the iraqi people are preparing to give blood but iraq needs the benefit of training. the weapons necessary for counterterrorism, which has specific needs, it is not about artillery's. or f 16's. it has specific weaponry. aside from the political forces, we need intelligence information that will help us to target the strongholds and grou

and we want an international war the global war against terror if the situation in iraq is not treated properly it will be disastrous for the whole world. we are saying is that the international community is responsible as well. while he's being in washington a series of all those who dropped his home country at least twenty three guys who claimed by abundance in various regions of iraq and all this adds to a global wave of attacks which could make twenty fifteen could get to see if the terrorists in the history beating even twenty twelve the toll over fifteen thousand as of tuesday of each column reports the most active terror group's report aligned with al qaeda even twelve is off to the us towards a war against it. kerry's attacks have more than quadrupled since two thousand and one and the u s began its war on terror. the number of attacks on the kelly's has reached a record high. the national consortium for the study of terrorism responses to terrorism estimates last year alone there were more than eight thousand five hundred years the tax withholding why he killed more than fifte

one thing against the syrian government's russell slade between themselves the islamic state of iraq and the homes of the isi ale and steel mills were fronds have carried out some of the deadliest attacks against the mosque is since the uprising began. let's see well kind of back streets could be said to scramble the bill and soil has been bustling to establish themselves as al qaeda representatives in syria the data has been ordered to stand by the organization's liberal chief imam of the walker in a baghdad has made a mistake by establishing the islamic state of iraq and an offense without asking for our permission or even informing us of the top of the law khairy was the last aisle to confine themselves to a rack analysts say the creed are unlikely to walk way from syria. that's easily to me and i was all i need is a novel and disguise and he is actually owning a week for his lies and he changed his position so he hasn't got the floaty to chew on to impose his will on on itunes and states that all that most of the gate then to see about that new taxes would be affected by this mod

at the time of the final quarter up from iraq. the us to propose people aren't up to two hundred that. a very substantial more that that are in the american soldiers activity in iraq would not agree to it to this community requested on that basis the us that departed hardly completely. so what's the new nanny are we talking about here what exactly will it protect u s troops from oh well it is it's a bit bigger than us trips to start with the it support of the of the civilian contractors to go with the nipper to do it the security contractors and i'd say his traditional of that when in the military forces stationed abroad that the military itself exercise discipline over its troops up and that the draft agreement provides that. um it wasn't right for exclusive jurisdiction and of course the agreements us is reached with many other nations japan and germany korea friends that are not exclusive to pay to park her car her jurisdiction. this is less favorable to afghanistan the us is to reach with other allied probably even more sense

budgeted $200 million to improve the security situation in iraq. in the past in exchange for aid and weapons the u.s. demanded iraq stop letting iran use the air space to transport weapons to syria and officials are more focused on the violence in iraq and what it could eventually mean for the u.s. and it's security. the prime minister will ask barack obama what he is going to do to help stop it and hope he has an answer, patty with al jazeera in washington. >> reporter: four palestinian fighters in gaza have been killed by troops and violence broke out across the border into the gaza strip and the latest in the area. electricity is cutoff across most of the gaza strip due to shortage of fuel and that forced production to stop at the power plant and supplies a third of the territory's electricity needs. in september the gaza energy authority warned of an impending shortage of feel. joining us live from gaza is deputy head of the gaza energy authority, thanks for being with us sir, what is the problem here and why has gaza run out of fuel? >> actual

the american role in iraq, it starts in iraq. it ends anywhere in the region where we can find strongholds of terrorists. we are creating a strategy, new one based on the development. we have a new strategy based on mobilizing the security forces and the people, the sons of iraq, and enhancing intelligence expertise. we are talking with americans and telling them that we need to benefit from their experience, from training for those who are defeating al qaeda in a technical way. iraq needs the benefit of training. the weapons necessary for counterterrorism, which has specific needs, it is not about artillery. it is specific weaponry. aside from the political forces, we need intelligence information that will help us to target the strongholds and groups of terrorists. we're not saying the world should support says. of course we should, we are part of it. if iraq is not well treated, it will be disastrous for the whole world. this applies to syria as well. the international community, it is their responsibility as well. terrorism c

a new split between old friends britain and the you asked for all out of the secret iraq war communications as a major u.k. inquiry tries to get to the bottom of the country's role in the invasion. and justice and profit rolled into one in a few minutes we'll take you on a tour of the world of us private prison when you incarcerate people for the purpose of generating corporate profit you have a built in incentive to incarcerate as many people as you can for as long as possible morality and ethics this side of business is booming while markets prison corporations as the number of inmates saul's to new heights. new song russia and iran the while this is o.t. with me hello and welcome to the program getting rid of syria's chemical weapons appears to be pushing ahead at a rapid pace that despite widespread skepticism that declaring and destroying its stockpiles would be possible in the middle of a civil war the government in damascus is even willing to speed up the process as i explained. today is the deadline for the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons to go up destruction de

should be tied to a new more developed strategy in iraq. so experts know that maliki will face many challenges in trying to convince both the administration and congress to as he said in his speech make a fresh start in a complicated relationship with the u.s. in his meeting with president obama at the white house tomorrow is only one step forward on a very bumpy road. >> and the international chemical weapons watchdog group responsible for overseaing the destruction of syria's chemical weapon says they've met their deadline. the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons says, it's teams inspected 21 out of 23 chemical weapon sights across the country. the other two were too dangerous to inspect but the chemical equipment had been transported to security sights. at a special senate foreign relations hearing these facts were presented. >> nearly two months ago they approved using military force in syria. it was a close vote in the committee. 10 senators supported using force. seven senators against. but ultimately u.s. military st

born out of a secret iraq war communications as a major u.k. inquiry tries to get to the bottom of the country's role in the invasion. and justice and profit rolled into one in a few minutes we'll take you on a tour of the literature world of u.s. private prison. when you incarcerate people for the purpose of generating corporate profit you have a built in incentive to incarcerate as many people as you can for as long as possible morality and ethics aside to business is booming for america's prison corporations as the number of souls to heights. international news live from moscow this is with me thanks for joining us. getting rid of serious chemical weapons appears to be pushing ahead at a rapid pace best despite widespread skepticism that declaring and destroying its stockpiles will be possible in the middle of a civil war the government in damascus is even willing to speed on the process as always point to slee explains. today is the deadline for the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons to go up destruction deadlines for syri

help for us in iraq. when i talk about iraq -- iraq is very close to syria. you know that the relations between b-2 countries are historic. only talk about the american role in iraq, it starts in iraq. it ends anywhere in the region where we can find strongholds of terrorists. we are creating a strategy, new one based on the development. we have a new strategy based on mobilizing the security forces and the people, the sons of iraq, and enhancing intelligence expertise. we are talking with americans and telling them that we need to benefit from their experience, from training for those who are targeting al qaeda in a technical way. iraq needs the benefit of training. the weapons necessary for counterterrorism, which has specific needs, it is not about tanks or long-range missiles or artillery. it is specific weaponry. aside from the political forces, and mobilizing the people we , need intelligence information that will help us to target the strongholds and groups of terrorists. we're not saying the world should support us. of course we should, we are part of

invaded iraq anyway so we we do what we want to do like so that's where american exceptionalism comes into full play is i we're going to do the things that make the united states better or make our corporations in a better situation in the world economy and that's just the way it is and if that happens to agree with other countries it's just frosting on the cake but if it doesn't it's not going to stop us from doing it now i understand that you actually advocate health care as it fordable health care as a basic need for every human being of course obamacare is about that affordable health care and you know do you like the whole concept of a lot of obamacare or it's got some good points about points where it was originally intended as a grand torn down and shredded and then cut and pasted and what we have now is nothing in what you know i envision for you know health care for everybody but it's better than nothing no yeah it's better than nothing but unfortunately what you have is people businesses are actually cutting. you know the hours of employees or changing benefits or firing peo

what drinking british investigation a while a country invaded iraq alongside with the us is being stopped in its tracks thanks to washington. it's alleged the one test is holding court to hold as it could expose secret communications between the then prime minister tony blair and president george w bush. but is tess priscilla found out that many more expected. the report by the independent newspaper aside to seek a diplomatic sources in essentially what they say is that washington is playing a key role in trying to block the sun that the publication of some classified information which essentially contains the conversation and exchanges between the president george w bush and uk prime minister tony blair got this would be crucial information for that the walking quietly that's going on here now as far as justifications are concerned some of those diplomatic sources say that the us is highly sensitive but pay any information that leads to the president or anyone around them but also that it is not london's call to make that decision on publishing information again which relates to the amer

help with this situation in iraq? >> there is no question there is a great deal of concern that iraq is sliding towards another civil war. the unitedations without a report today, more than 900 iraqis killed last month alone. among them, 852 civilians. another estimate has 5,000 iraqis killed since april as the country slides into more strife. the question is who is responsible? and this is his third day in washington and many believe this is not sectarian strife. many suspect that his forces are attacking sunnis, and a non-stop violence of sectarian violence continues today. not so says malaki. he says this is al-qaeda. what does he what from the united states? what can the united states do to stop these killings? he wants more m hardware apache helicopters and other items from the administration. there are many influential members from congress who say he is attacking sunnis, criticizing him for allowing iran to overflying iraqi territory to supply bashar al-assad in syria. and there is not much that the united stat

have been killed a share for the database iraq body count. in an op ed in new york times this week note the roads. all qaeda in iraq and its affiliates are conducting a campaign against our people. the prime minister's request and helicopters and fighter jets from the us to help as military fights. it's insurgents. there we go to new york where a federal appeals court on thursday gave the green light to the nypd is controversial stop and frisk policy. now back in august judge shire or shine when will that stop and frisk is it unconstitutional as the dunlop would target minorities. he said that please read at least two hundred thousand stops between two thousand for two dozen twelve without any reasonable suspicion. she block further use of the tactic until the nypd make changes. but that ruling the truly great there was tossed out on thursday by the three judge panel in the u s court of appeals for the second circuit. when you stop and frisk is once again good to go only that the appeal score remove judge hanlon from the case study of proprie

this is a pattern we have seen in baghdad and across iraq - time and time again. it's typical of a pattern. a pattern affiliated to al qaeda. calling themselves an islamic state in iraq. we have seen a number of car bombs. the reason for that is these groups are affiliated to al qaeda. they want to keep the sectarian pot in iraq boiling. they want the tensions on the edge. when the attacks take place there's a definite pattern. you can see them taking place in homogeneous, shia and mixed neighbour hoods. these bombings took place on a day that is a holiday here in baghdad. it's been declared a government holiday due to rain in the country. the death toll could have been worse, most people being at home at the moment. we are hearing more. when we get that we'll give you more. it's interesting - we have not heard a reaction from the iraqi government as of yet. prime minister nouri al-maliki made a strong statement yesterday on the bombings in beirut. we've not heard an official reaction from the bombings in his backyard. >> we'll cross back as and when we hear more

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if iraq was invaded by a coalition of the willing led by the united states then you should say that it was led by a small group of countries led by the united states there is no way that you can actually arrogated international community when you only represent a very small group of self interest the powers to determine to national committee use in the by each country i think a bit first of all in order to advance their own national interest every country around the world seems to be using the term a little mind even though i don't see that i'm sorry good decisions disagree with you my friend i do not see china saying that i don't see russia saying that i don't see india saying same that i don't see brazil saying they comes out of western capitals. margy dot com is launching a special project to mark the appalling scale of violence in iran. we want you to know. least be cool language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's one you hear on all t.v. reporting from the will talks about six of p.r.p. interviewers intriguing stories for you. in trying. to find out more visit arabic don't

iraq. they went to war and in south asia the problem created in 2,001 the treaty was a sensible, pragmatic one from the afghan side. but surprisingly there was a true a few months later because the communists opposed to. when there was a re- approach but with the president then there was another coup which leads me to the point that it's crucial for 2014 for afghanistan to have a sensible government. and as a matter of fact i know of at least one or two candidates for the future, for this water negotiation. so it's there. it's not that it doesn't exist it just needs international backing. >> the former intern that wrote a paper that we cite. >> we also have two questions. first for doctor rubin. the way they are going to policy tends if the iranians then do get on the table how do you think the pakistanis and the politicians who had iranian money etc. but if you have the iranians and a small foot on the door -- in the door. and my question to the doctor mac is what are the international org

invaded iraq anyway so we we do what we want to do like so that's who american exceptionalism comes into full play as i were going to do the things that make the united states better or make our corporations in a better situation in the world economy and that's just the way it is and if that happens to agree with other countries it's just frosting on the cake but if it doesn't it's not going to stop us from doing it now i understand that you actually advocate health care as a ford about health care as a basic need for every human being of course obamacare is about that affordable health care you know you like the whole concept of the obamacare as it's got some good points about points where it was originally intended has been torn down and shredded and then cut and pasted and what we have now is nothing in what you know i envision for you no health care for everybody but it's better than nothing oh yeah it's better than nothing but unfortunately what you have is people businesses are actually cutting. you know the hours of employees or changing benefits or firing people totally so t

invaded iraq anyway so we we do what we want to do like so that's where american exceptionalism comes into full play because i we're going to do the things that make the united states better or make our corporations in a better situation in the world economy and that's just the way it is and if that happens to agree with other countries it's just frosting on the cake but if it doesn't it's not going to stop us from doing it now i understand that you actually advocate health care as it fordable health care as a basic need for every human being of course obamacare is about that affordable health care and you know you like the whole concept of a lot of obamacare as it's got some good points about points where it was originally intended has been torn down and shredded and then cut and pasted and what we have now is nothing in what you know i envision for you no health care for everybody but it's better than nothing no yeah it's better than nothing but unfortunately what you have is people businesses are actually cutting. you know the hours of employees or changing benefits or firing peopl

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our other neighbor in the middle east is iraq iraq is iran strategic at the moment. i do not need to explain what the relations between our countries are like. every day over five thousand to resend pilgrims crossed the border between our countries . we exported more than one point five thousand megawatts of electricity to iraq. we also have great relations at the top political level. as for the persian gulf countries we have good relations with the sultanate of amman quanah i would even say they are exemplary relations. b.c. the sultan of amman visited iran right after president rouhani his inauguration. said he if we talk about the united arab emirates the size of our trade with. exceeds twenty billion dollars on iran's relations with qatar kuwait and saudi arabia are problematic. even though there are differences between us. and then there is a. very strong because there have been some developments in bahrain you know fact is relations with. but our embassy is open. we are in constant dialogue with bahrain. we offer a different plans and programs to bahrain in ord

one in the middle east, continuing one in afghanistan and rawnl iraq and continue -- iraq and. >> what caused that decline? >> it is a combination of factors. some of it are errors, some of them we made early in the first decade of this century, in the war in iraq, under false consequences, and to which we suffer to there day was a major destructive factor. but beyond that, the wolf itself has changed. there is now a dispersal of power to more states and there is now the phenomenon which i've talked and one about quite a bit, name reply global political awakening. never before in human history has the world been so politically activated, the public of the world. >> what do you attribute that to? >> oh the spread of literacy, mass media, even the progressive reach of technological outreach to the media. >> social media? >> well, look, it started with radios. radio was a novel phenomenon in the 20th century. and hitler made an impact worldwide. i remember as a child listening to churchill saying we'll never surrender and getting really kind of confused by it. then radio was reinforced by

margy dot com is launching a special project to mark the appalling scale of violence in iraq. we want you to know. wealthy british style. is no time to write. market. why not what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cancer a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines. is a report on our. welcome back to the show and our guest alan leo former director general fay zero foreign ministry so good to have you back at first there is very little interest among israelis towards how the palestinians leave for a peace solution is that because they're constantly bombarded by the media the level of threats but is there no human dimension being put across it's a good question and they. think that of course the. palestinians. now there to me there not only presented as their enemy as you know over the years we had to empty far does each of them lasted several years a very violent especially the second one with about two hundred fifty suicide attacks a lot of israeli casualties we still have missiles from time to time comic form. it's look it would not be fair to

bombings in iraq and increased in al qaeda rejui muslim insurgents who had been maintained during the us occupation the last out the americans left angered over widespread belief that students have been sidelined by rex shiite led government violence has escalated with the united nations saying that nine hundred and seventy nine iraqis were killed last month alone. demonstrators have taken to the streets of cairo to force their anger over the suspension of its popular political satire program held her and the tv networks cbc announced the program hosted by comedian this and use it who was known as the jon stewart egypt will be taken off air due to its violation of editorial policy it's those that gathered in cairo to the show was being censored poking fun at defence minister general abdel fatah occ. we know a lot of fun and we need today to reject what happens when you get centuries and the revolution center it's a sin you sent in orissa state of freedom in the media is amongst the most important dawns and the revolution. we reject any suppression anyone. egyptian media from injury. t

now they are focussed on iraq. the prime minister will ask barack obama what he is going to do to help stop it, and hope he has an answer. >> china's top security officials say they have identified the group responsible for a deadly car explosion in tina men square. the islamic east turkishize lal movement carried out the attack. five from killed and 38 injured when an suv rammed through crowds. police say it was a planned terror attack. knives, gasso lean and religious items were found in the vehicle. >> president obama is encouraging foreign companies to set up shop in the u.s. he talked to business and government leaders from around the world at a conference in washington, aimed at attracting foreign investment. >> you should find out why there's no substitute for those proud words - made in america. here is three more words - select usa. when you do you'll find some of the world's best workers, innovative entrepreneurs - a government and president who is committed to helping you create more good jobs. >> the wh

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proctor used to work for the coalition provisional authority in iraq which the united states government set up shortly after the invasion that overthrew saddam hussein so he would have been involved in frequent strategy meetings about how to sell the iraq war and part of selling that war would have also been to attack the critics and to make the critics look bad and if you look at the roster of any of the top wapping in public relation firms in town they're filled with former members of congress for murder ministration officials former cia officials increasingly journalists are going the same route. and. we now occupy an era of extreme reputation anxiety among leading companies around the world because they're very aware that corporate reputation which they may have built over fifty years or so can be shredded in a matter of minutes so when a company feels that it's on the potential attack you try and divert attention from the real story or you have a snow dump all good alternative information so they will go out there and say listen we've got this story about reputations being on the f

iraq was invaded by a coalition of the willing led by the united states then you should say that it was . led by a small group of countries led by the united states there's no way that you can ever truly arrogating the international community when you only represent a very small group of self interest that powers to determine to national committee use in the by each country i think first of all in order to advance their own national interest every country around the world seems to be using the term in the street and i don't think i don't see that i'm sorry i just disagree with you my friend i do not see china saying that i don't see russia saying that i don't see india saying saying that i don't see brazil saying that becomes out of western capitals. this is the we can all see balkan bach and need to clean up team at japan's fukushima plant is preparing for one of them was positive to get to move the facilities fuel rolls to a safer location the procedure is needed to stabilize the site that was crippled by an ass quake and tsunami turned off but from having spent fuel from a pool insid

iraq has a terrorism problem. back when we had the violence like this five years ago, it was multifaceted. you had mortars, gun fire, i.e.d.s - there were six different ways to get killed in baghdad. now it's car bombs, other different characters. all al qaeda focussing on discrediting the government. >> it seems the u.s. comes into a country, sets up a government, pulls out and the country collapses. what responsibility does the u.s. have in these cases? >> it has some. i contest that iraq is falling like a house of cards. it appears like that to someone not following closely. we can't stay there forever. the real bill for us is not the relatively paltry $5 billion we'll give to the afghans to maintain their army, it will be the $25 billion it will cost us to maintain their army. that's where the real money will be. it's maintaining themselves. we need to question if we will spend that kind of money. in both case, to give them diplomatic support, selling them weapons or in afghanistan's case to underwrite the pur

it are the kind of stability it preferred by us yet that will be gone much as we've seen in iraq. and what kind of reaction could receive from the time to buy into this agreement. i'm sure that to taliban opposes this. this agreement because they don't want to merican troops there and the thing to remember about the taliban is not only have they ruled the country before and they have an infrastructure to do that and they are very popular in the country they are also playing along ok not like we are they know that it's their country and they know that some day american troops will leave and they keep their eye on that prize if they can accelerate that certainly they will the agreement was to leave in two thousand and fourteen i'm sure that they will expect that that's going to happen if it doesn't happen they're still playing the long game they know some time some year the american troops will leave. and washington has said it will not apologize for anything that happened during the war or he'll take on bond. well we always say that every once in a while we do let loose an apology