solution to the conflict in libya and a stable democratic and whole libya be created through the use of force to museum change and is there still a realistic possibility of a political solution. to. the process of the ongoing conflict in libya i'm joined by jim brann in london he's the spokesperson for the stop the war coalition also in london we have and his album r.t. he is a libyan political analyst and in los angeles we cross to omar tora b. he is a political analyst and a founding member of the libyan human rights commission all right gentlemen this is crosstalk that means crosstalk rules in effect and that means you can jump any time you want and i always start this program with the person that had to get up early as far as i'm going to go to you omar in los angeles is there a political solution to the conflict ongoing conflict now in libya because we see why mainstream media says that's not a possibility though we hear it here european officials saying there is there should be a possibility of a political solution and we have the the international criminal court saying that he

into the conflict in libya and a stable democratic and whole libya be created through the use of force to museum change and is there still a realistic possibility of a political solution. to. the ongoing conflict in libya i'm joined by jim brann in london he's the spokesperson for the stop the war coalition also in london we have and it's al gore marty he's a libyan political analyst and in los angeles we cross to omar torrijos he is a political analyst and a founding member of the libyan human rights commission all right gentlemen this is crosstalk that means crosstalk rules in effect and that means you can jump any time you want and i always start this program with the person that had to get up early as far as i'm going to go to you omar in los angeles is there a political solution to the conflict ongoing conflict now in libya because we see what mainstream media says that's not a possibility though we hear here european officials saying there is there should be a possibility of a political solution and we have the international criminal court saying that his son and a security chief

solution to the conflict in libya can a stable democratic and whole libya be created through the use of force to museum change and is there still a realistic possibility of a political solution. in. rostock the ongoing conflict in libya i'm joined by jim brann in london he's the spokesperson for the stop the war coalition also in london we have and his album r.t. he is a libyan political analyst and in los angeles we cross to omar tora b. he is a political analyst and a founding member of the libyan human rights commission all right gentlemen this is crosstalk that means crosstalk rules in effect and that means you can jump any time you want and i always start this program with the person that had to get up early as far as i'm going to go to you omar in los angeles is there a political solution to the conflict ongoing conflict now in libya because we see why mainstream media says that's not a possibility though we hear here european officials saying there is there should be a possibility of a political solution and we have the the international criminal court saying that he his son a

solution to the conflict in libya and a stable democratic and whole libya be created through the use of force to museum change and is there still a realistic possibility of a political solution. to. rostock the ongoing conflict in libya i'm joined by jim brann in london he's the spokes person for the stop the war coalition also in london we have and is al gore marty he is a libyan political analyst and in los angeles we cross to omar tora b. he is a political analyst and a founding member of the libyan human rights commission all right gentlemen this is crosstalk that means crosstalk rules in effect and that means you can jump any time you want and i always start this program with the person that had to get up early as far as i'm going to go to you amara in los angeles is there a political solution to the conflict ongoing conflict now in libya because we see what mainstream media says that's not a possibility though we have here european officials saying there is there should be a possibility of a political solution and we have the the international criminal court saying that he his

following welcome to cross talk on people about libya's stalemate in the sand of nato bombing campaign and aid to anti kadafi rebels have only hardened political facts on the ground western intervention was intended to last a few weeks now is open ended instead of dislodging khadafi nato allies are left to bicker among themselves. can start. to cross the nato mission in libya i'm joined by are you johnson in london he is the founder and director of viewpoint africa also in london we have marco gas like he is a political analyst an expert on south east european affairs and in barcelona we call cross to omar asha he is a lecturer in politics of the modern arab world at the university of exit are all right gentlemen this is crosstalk that means you can jump in anytime you want omar and i to go to you first in barcelona how would you assess nato's operations in libya to date because depending on the new source you want to read it stalemate it's quagmire. we're coming across reports of rebels committing our human rights. violations they're not looking so pretty anymore and it's just basical

solution to the conflict in libya could a stable democratic and whole libya be created to the use of force museum change and is there still a realistic possibility of a political solution. can. the process of the ongoing conflict in libya i'm joined by jim brann in london he's the spokesperson for the stop the war coalition also in london we have and his album marty he's a libyan political analyst and in los angeles we cross to omar tora b. he is a political analyst and a founding member of the libyan human rights commission all right gentlemen this is crosstalk that means crosstalk rules in effect and that means you can jump any time you want and i always start this program with the person that had to get up early as far as i'm going to go to you omar in los angeles is there a political solution to the conflict ongoing conflict now in libya because we see why mainstream media says that's not a possibility though we hear here european officials saying there is there should be a possibility of a political solution and we have the the international criminal court saying they tell khada

solution to the conflict in libya and a stable democratic and whole libya be created through the use of force to museum change and is there still a realistic possibility of a political solution. to. the ongoing conflict in libya i'm joined by jim brann in london he's the spokesperson for the stop the war coalition also in london we have and is al gore marty he is a libyan political analyst and in los angeles we cross to omar tora b. he is a political analyst and a founding member of the libyan human rights commission all right gentlemen this is crosstalk that means crosstalk rules in effect and that means you can jump any time you want and i always start this program with the person that had to get up early as far as i'm going to go to you amara in los angeles is there a political solution to the conflict ongoing conflict now in libya because we see why mainstream media says that's not a possibility though we hear it here european officials saying there is there should be a possibility of a political solution and we have the the international criminal court saying that he his son and

more libya's still in the same nato bombing campaign in. the rebels' only hard political fights. bringing you the latest in science and signaling to the from around the russian. we dumped the huge earth covered. fists clenched fist. he seemed. reluctant. to more news today violence is once again flared up look these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of china that . the chinese hope for asians are relieved a plug. a timer here broadcasting live from washington d.c. coming up today in the big picture. following welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle libya's stalemate in the sands of nato bombing campaign in eighty and take it out the rebels have only hardened political facts on the ground western intervention was intended to last a few weeks now is open ended instead of dislodging khadafi nato allies are left to bicker among themselves. came. across the nato mission in libya i'm joined by your johnson in london he's the founder and director of viewpoint africa also in london we have marco gas like he is a political analyst an expert on south east european a

which gets out or some of these clans and some of his regime figures will be part of the future of libya this is what's that's the question that is. put forward now ok the other thing also is well how many negative consequences can happen in any armed campaign and we can talk about you know what can happen in the post as well whether he stays in power or partly in power or whether. some of it is or whether he goes away in both cases there will be some negative consequences in aftermath of nature's intervention ok mark what do you think about nato intervention in libya today. later in the program i'll quote some of the figures within nato bickering among themselves and pointing fingers i guess they didn't think about it too far ahead when they started this campaign go ahead. well nato always goes into places as i know very well from from previous experience with nato interventions for his own reasons there's no concern there for any opposition however marginal or have a morally justified they may or may not be nato is. aggressive alliance which operates on the basis of that it wants to pl

solution to the conflict in libya had a stable democratic and whole libya be created through the use of force to museum change and is there still a realistic possibility of a political solution. in. rostock the ongoing conflict in libya i'm joined by jim brann in london he's the spokesperson for the stop the war coalition also in london we have and is al gore marty he is a libyan political analyst and in los angeles we cross to omar tora b. he is a political analyst and a founding member of the libyan human rights commission all right gentlemen this is crosstalk that means crosstalk rules in effect and that means you can jump any time you want and i always start this program with the person that had to get up early as far as i'm going to go to you amara in los angeles is there a political solution to the conflict ongoing conflict now in libya because we see why mainstream media says that's not a possibility though we hear it here european officials saying there is there should be a possibility of a political solution and we have the the international criminal court saying that his so

to the conflict in libya and a stable democratic and whole libya be created through the use of force museum change and is there still a realistic possibility of a political solution. to. the process of the ongoing conflict in libya i'm joined by jim brann in london he's the spokesperson for the stop the war coalition also in london we have and is al gore marty he's a libyan political analyst and in los angeles we cross to omar torre of he is a political analyst and a founding member of the libyan human rights commission all right gentlemen this is crosstalk that means crosstalk rules in effect and that means you can jump any time you want and i always start this program with the person that had to get up early as far as i'm going to go to you are in los angeles is there a political solution to the conflict ongoing conflict now in libya because we see why mainstream media says that's not a possibility though we hear here european officials saying there is there should be a possibility of a political solution and we have the the international criminal court saying they could offer his

solution to the conflict in libya could a stable democratic and a whole libya be created through the use of force museum change and is there still a realistic possibility of a political solution. to. the process of the ongoing conflict in libya i'm joined by jim brann in london he's the spokesperson for the stop the war coalition also in london we have and his album r.t. he is a libyan political analyst and in los angeles we cross to omar tora b. he is a political analyst and a founding member of the libyan human rights commission all right gentlemen this is cross talk to me as crosstalk rules in effect and that means you can jump any time you want and i always start this program with the person that had to get up early as far as i'm going to go to you omar in los angeles is there a political solution to the conflict ongoing conflict now in libya because we see why mainstream media says that's not a possibility though we hear it here european officials saying there is there should be a possibility of a political solution and we have the the international criminal court saying that he

and in libya what's what's been said about that. well indeed on the sidelines of the russian nato council meeting there was a trilateral meeting with the russian president's meeting with a very different nato secretary general and the president of south africa jacob zuma came to present new ideas on how to resolve the conflict in libya the ideas were deprived from the recent summit of the african union and he was here speaking on behalf of the union now the ideas were her doubts but it seems that russia and nato are still not on the same page when it comes to resolving the conflict in libya. russia still believes the air dropping arms to libya violates arms embargo while the secretary general rasmussen has been saying that in fact everything that's done in libya all parts of the operation are gordy going according to the u.n. security council's resolution let's listen to what russian foreign minister lavrov had to say. which we believe that the arms embargo that was introduced by the un security council is straightforward and it is

solution to the conflict in libya and a stable democratic and whole libya be created through the use of force to museum change and is there still a realistic possibility of a political solution. to. the process of the ongoing conflict in libya i'm joined by jim brann in london he's the spokesperson for the stop the war coalition also in london we have and is al gore marty he is a libyan political analyst and in los angeles we cross to omar tora b. he is a political analyst and a founding member of the libyan human rights commission all right gentlemen this is crosstalk that means crosstalk rules in effect and that means you can jump any time you want and i always start this program with the person that had to get up early as far as i'm going to go to you omar in los angeles is there a political solution to the conflict ongoing conflict now in libya because we see why mainstream media says that's not a possibility though we hear it here european officials saying there is there should be a possibility of a political solution and we have the the international criminal court saying that

following welcome across top gun control about libya's stalemate in the sand and nato bombing campaign and aid to anti kadafi rebels have only hardened political facts on the ground western intervention was intended to last a few weeks now is open ended instead of dislodging khadafi nato allies are left to bicker among themselves. can. start. to cross the nato mission in libya i'm joined by io johnson in london he's the founder and director of viewpoint africa also in london we have marco gas a key is a political analyst an expert on south east european affairs and in barcelona we cross to omar archer he is a lecturer in politics of the modern arab world at the university of exit are all right gentlemen this is crosstalk that means you can jump in anytime you want omar i'd like to go to you first in barcelona how would you assess nato's operations in libya to date because depending on the news source you want to read it stalemate it's quagmire. we've coming across reports that rebels committing human rights. violations they're not looking so pretty anymore and it's just basically a civ

now, libya is important. it is important because there are american troops, part of a coalition that has been put there by the president without really consulting congress, and now there is a resolution which, frankly, i could not support. i will not give the president authority to continue this. i think we need a full and fair debate on that, but now is not the time to be doing that when we are four weeks away from a potential debt crisis that could affect our -- people in our country right now, people who depend on our government to function, as well as our global standing. so let's talk about what we could do. what we could do is produce a budget. it has been 797 days or so since the senate has passed a budget resolution, so we haven't set the level of spending and the priorities for spending that congress, which is our constitutional responsibility, it is congress' to pass a budget, we haven't passed a budget in almost two years, almost two years. now, we have got to do that because we're coming on about

solution to the conflict in libya can a stable democratic and whole libya be created through the use of force museum change and is there still a realistic possibility of a political solution. to. the process of the ongoing conflict in libya i'm joined by jim brann in london he's the spokesperson for the stop the war coalition also in london we have and is al gore marty he's a libyan political analyst and in los angeles we cross to omar tora b. he is a political analyst and a founding member of the libyan human rights commission all right gentlemen this is crosstalk that means crosstalk rules in effect and that means you can jump any time you want and i always start this program with the person that had to get up early as far as i'm going to go to you amara in los angeles is there a political solution to the conflict ongoing conflict now in libya because we see why mainstream media says that's not a possibility though we hear here european officials saying there is there should be a possibility of a political solution and we have the the international criminal court saying that his so

you cross the nato mission in libya i'm joined by you johnson in london he's the founder and director of viewpoint africa also in london we have marco grass like he is a political analyst an expert on south east european affairs and in barcelona we crossed to omar asher he is a lecturer in politics of the modern arab world at the university of exit are all right gentlemen this is cross talk that means you can jump in anytime you want omar and i to go to you first in barcelona how would you assess nato's operations in libya to date because depending on the news source you want to read it stalemate it's quagmire. we've coming across reports of rebels committing our human rights. violations they're not looking so pretty anymore and it's just basically a civil war that has come to a stalemate so how would you assess nato's operations to date. well that's a civil resistance campaign predicated ship that somehow turned into an on conflict because that was the choice of the logically and it is intervention came out of necessity calls from the. opposition fighters nineteenth of march the situ

to cross the nato mission in libya i'm joined by io johnson in london he's the founder and director of viewpoint africa also in london we have marco gas a key is a political analyst an expert on south east european affairs and in barcelona we call cross to omar ashour he is a lecturer in politics of the modern arab world at the university of exit are all right gentlemen this is crosstalk that means you can jump in anytime you want omar and i could go to you first in barcelona how would you assess nato's operations in libya today because if any on the new source you want to read it stalemate it's quagmire. we're coming across reports of rebels committing our human rights. violations they're not looking so pretty anymore and it's just basically a civil war that has come to a stalemate so how would you assess nato's operations today. well it's that's a civil resistance campaign thirty two ship that somehow turned into an on conflict because that was the choice of a bare feet a logically needed intervention came out of necessity calls from the. opposition fighters nineteenth of march the s

on the people of libya this will not lead to anything good it's not leading to anything good now but it was never designed to be designed to lead to occupation and division of libya by the nato pact that's what it's there for that's what it's going to do iow if i go to you in london also i mean the nato didn't plan for this very well i mean and it certainly looks like they're bombing campaign is not only moving anything forward gadhafi is still there or they're just killing civilians now as well i mean is there is this public bombing campaign can it be yield any final result can you bomb this country to peace. well every day that goes by labor has been called into bits and pieces the infrastructure has been damaged not to mention that the people are being displaced from their homes and people are living object fare well of course the longer it goes on the more likely the war is meant to go bad against nato because it's very much about hearts and minds how can you maintain the status quo how can you and show you keep the coalition in the fashion it is currently with nato together and

on the people of libya this will not lead to anything good is not leading to anything good now but it was never designed to be designed to lead to occupation and division of libya by the nato pact so that's what it's there for that's what it's going to do iow if i go you in london also i mean the nato didn't plan for this very well i mean and it certainly looks like they're bombing campaign is not only moving anything forward gadhafi is still there they're just killing civilians now as well i mean is there is this public bombing campaign can it be yield any final result can you bomb this country to peace. well every day that goes by labor has been called into bits and pieces the infrastructure has been damaged not to mention that the people are being displaced from their homes and people are living in abject fear well of course the longer it goes on the more likely the the war is meant to go bad against nato because it's very much about the hearts and minds how can you maintain the status quo how can you ensure you keep the coalition in the fashion it is currently with nato to get out

solution to the conflict in libya and a stable democratic and whole libya be created through the use of force to museum change and is there still a realistic possibility of a political solution. to. rostock the ongoing conflict in libya i'm joined by jim brann in london he's the spokesperson for the stop the war coalition also in london we have and his album marty he is a libyan political analyst and in los angeles we cross to omar tora b. he is a political analyst and a founding member of the libyan human rights commission all right gentlemen this is cross talk to me as crosstalk rules in effect and that means you can jump any time you want and i always start this program with the person that had to get up early as far as i'm going to go to you omar in los angeles is there a political solution to the conflict ongoing conflict now in libya because we see why mainstream media says that's not a possibility though we hear it here european officials saying there is there should be a possibility of a political solution and we have the the international criminal court saying that his son a

did not support the war in libya and how to see. it in a way to put him out of his job is a party headed. liberal party here in germany this happened seven days after germany voted with russia and china. china in the last days has voted to keep contacts with the opposition and germany to make good on the floor this is see in political germany. you know replenish the empty arsenals of some of the nato allies which is usually a normal thing to do but in this case it has a certain smear on it and very definitely germany is under a lot of pressure the media accused mr best and the government not to be able to conduct a coherent strategy where of course it is very clear that we do not take part in warfare with soldiers but replenish arsenals of allies the normal thing to do but what we see here is that the media in germany under part fears u.s. influence is also accusing germany of being in bad company by voting together with russia which is not reflecting the good position of power in the electoral connections and context we're looking

like we saw it like we're seeing in libya. i think what will happen within nato is you will see these coalitions of the willing group around certain issue areas so for example with cyber defense or with climate change or with nuclear defense and in terms of i think it's ringing the death toll the interventionism i think imposing values at the point of a gun hopefully is a policy which is being rid of the west as we speak in libya at the moment it's highly ineffective this week as we discussed and. it seems that nato is richer getting russia's proposal to share the responsibility for europe's missile defense according to the sexual principle is it a sign of the persisting distrust in europe towards the russian. i think that the problem within europe itself is that you've got so many different gazes towards russia there's a german gays and there's a british gays and there's a french gays and there's an italian gays and very very very seldomly do all of these gazes look you know in the same direction and so i think this will just

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looks at whether libya will ever be back in the hands of the libyan people. can. follow in welcome to cross talk on peter all about libya's stalemate in the sand and nato bombing campaign and aid kit and take it out the rebels have only hardened political facts on the ground western intervention was intended to last a few weeks now is open ended instead of dislodging khadafi nato allies are left to bicker among themselves. can. start. to cross the nato mission in libya i'm joined by io johnson in london he's the founder and director of viewpoint africa also in london we have marco grass like he is a political analyst an expert on south east european affairs and in barcelona we caught crossed to omar asher he is a lecturer in politics of the modern arab world at the university of exit are all right gentlemen this is cross talk that means you can jump in anytime you want omar i'd like to go to you first in barcelona how would you assess nato's operations in libya to date because if any on the new source you want to read it stalemate it's quagmire. we've come across

like we saw it like we're seeing in libya. i think what will happen within nato is you will see these coalitions of the willing group around certain issue areas so for example with cyber defense or with climate change or with nuclear defense and in terms of i think it's ringing the death toll of the interventionism i think imposing values at the point of a gun hopefully is a policy which is being rid of the west as we speak in libya at the moment it's highly ineffective this way as we discussed and. it seems that. russia's proposal to share the responsibility for europe's missile defense according to the sexual principle is it a sign of the persisting distrust in europe towards the russian. i think that the problem within europe itself is that you've got so many different gazes towards russia there's a german gaze and there's a british gaze and there's a french gaze and there's an italian gaze and very very very seldomly do all of these gazes look in the same direction and so i think this will just be symptomatic of european r

as the alliance runs out of missiles for its air strike campaign over libya germany u. turns on its policy of abstaining from the conflict so you can deliver a bomb but you know it's more on our. general record and outages ejected from the war crimes force of the tribes to enter a not guilty plea on his behalf that it faces charges including genocide carried out in the balkans war some subset use the hague of one sided justice. and from our business desk former heads of bank of moscow are facing criminal charges after its huge bailouts regulators discovered a third of the bank's assets were in bad loans join me for a four business bulletin and twenty minutes from now. international news and comment live from moscow this is. russia and nato failed to reach a consensus on missile defense plans in europe if you're not standing firm on its position nato says it's against a joint shield and doesn't find it necessary to provide russia with legal guarantees that the shield won't be directed against it. because it has more now from russia's city of sochi where the talks have no

like we saw it like we're seeing in libya. i think what will happen within nato is you will see these coalitions of the willing group around certain issue areas so for example with cyber defense or with climate change or with nuclear defense and in terms of i think it's ringing the death toll the interventionism i think imposing values at the point of a gun hopefully is a policy which is being rid of the west as we speak in libya at the moment it's highly ineffective this week as we discussed. it seems that nato is richard russia's proposal to share the responsibility for europe's missile defense according to the sexual principle is it a sign of the persisting distrust in europe towards the russian. i think that the problem within europe itself is that you've got so many different gazes towards russia there's a german gaze and there's a british gaze and there's a french gaze and there's an italian gaze and very very very seldomly do all of these gazes look you know in the same direction and so i think this will just be symptom

is to control libya this is the target. libyans will not allow them to do that. so the fight will continue. we can watch our full exclusive interview with colonel gadhafi his son in just over two hours time but if you don't want to wait simply log on to r.t. dot com to download it right now coming up shortly. our tax dollars are being used to incentivize criminals to manufacture terror plots. an f.b.i. sting operation puts three men behind bars for fabricated crime questioning government tactics in the war on terror. the greek prime minister has the european union to release a further wave of bailout funds which the debt ridden country gently needs to avoid default in july the qualify to qualify rather for the cash out and has approved a package of radical tax increases and spending cuts which triggered three days of massive protests and is asking sarah first reports plans to sell off assets to the highest bidder also fanning the flames of public anger. grease is not for sale the message from a furious public as plans to se

solution to the conflict in libya and a stable democratic and whole libya be created through the use of force to museum change and is there still a realistic possibility of a political solution. to. the process of the ongoing conflict in libya i'm joined by jim brann in london he's the spokes person for the stop the war coalition also in london we have and his he is a libyan political analyst and in los angeles we cross to omar tora b. he is a political analyst and a founding member of the libyan human rights commission all right gentlemen this is crosstalk that means crosstalk rules in effect and that means you can jump any time you want and i always start this program with the person that had to get up early as far as i'm going to go to you amara in los angeles is there a political solution to the conflict ongoing conflict now in libya because we see mainstream media says that's not a possibility though we hear it here european officials saying there is there should be a possibility of a political solution and we have the the international criminal court saying that he his son and

as the french parliament votes to extend the military campaign in libya analysts highlighting consistencies and paris's frantic attempts to find ways out of the deadlock. also wiki leaks founder julian assange is fighting a decision by a british court to extradited to sweden over sex crime allegations which is supported just a pretext to how devoted to the u.s. . and russia wants to take the customs union with exxon one step further prime minister putin wants to create a free trade zone between union and europe more on that in business in twenty minutes time. hello there thanks for joining us it's nine pm here in moscow you're watching the r.t. international news channel with me kevin zero in and rescuers are searching through a playroom in the sunken volga river cruise ship as the bodies of thousands of children could be among those still trapped under water over ninety people have now been confirmed dead after the heavily overloaded pleasure cruise that sank in the republic of tatarstan on sunday our correspondent tom barton has the latest from. some homes glowing in a memorial tribute to

libya is still in the same nato's bombing campaign in aid to take the rebels of the only hard political found something. listen to the. big splash in the world of high tech business like turns in science into products they don't understand. he's he's got he told russian leaders to egypt leaders abroad it's their big breakthrough that sunlight on stone one technology updates here on. the future are covered. clinician in free liquidity should be free to close for charges free. agency three kisses free the stereotype free to glue the old free blog plug in video for your media projects for free media dr tom. wealthy british. muslims. live market finance. live find out what's really happening to the global economy with. raw no holds barred look at the global financial headlines to come as a report. download the official allocation. i pod touch from the top story. one child's life on the. video and among all season long bold colors and r.s.s. feeds in the palm of your. list. call. see. can. you. follow in welcome to cross talk on peter lavelle libya's stalemate in the sands of nato bombing ca

nato is bombing campaign over libya hits fresh problems as the alliance runs out of missiles with germany you turning on abstaining from the conflict so it can deliver a bailout to its war allies. general ratko bloody shoes ejected from the war crimes court forcing the judge to enter a not guilty plea on his behalf a lot of faces charges including in genocide carried out in the balkans war some serbs accuse the hague of one sided justice. our top story in business former heads of bank of moscow facing criminal charges our fates huge bailout regulators discovered a third up a bank sasser at some point about the longest journey for more on that in our business bulletin in twenty minutes. it's just after seven pm here in moscow this is artsy welcome to the program russia and nato have failed to reach a consensus on a missile defense plans in europe with the alliance standing firm on its position and i says it's against the joint and the missile shield and doesn't find it necessary to provide russia with legal guarantees that the shield would be directed against it parties and tell another co

the conflict in libya could a stable democratic and whole libya be created through the use of force museum change and is there still a realistic possibility of a political solution. to. the ongoing conflict in libya i'm joined by jim brann in london he's the spokesperson for the stop the war coalition also in london we have and his album marty he's a libyan political analyst and in los angeles we cross to omar tora be he is a political analyst and a founding member of the libyan human rights commission all right gentlemen this is crosstalk that means crosstalk rules in effect and that means you can jam any time you want and i always start this program with the person that had to get up early as far as i'm going to go to you omar in los angeles is there a political solution to the conflict ongoing conflict now in libya because we see why mainstream media says that's not a possibility though we have here european officials saying there is there should be a possibility of a political solution and we have the the international criminal court saying that the his son and a security chief

to the conflict in libya can a stable democratic and whole libya be created through the use of force museum change and is there still a realistic possibility of a political solution. that can. start. the process of the ongoing conflict in libya i'm joined by jim brann in london he's the spokesperson for the stop the war coalition also in london we have and his album r.t. he's a libyan political analyst and in los angeles we cross to omar torre of he is a political analyst and a founding member of the libyan human rights commission all right gentlemen this is cross talk to means cross-talk rules in effect and that means you can jump anytime you want and i always start this program with the person that had to get up early as far as i'm going to go to you amara in los angeles is there a political solution to the conflict ongoing conflict now in libya because we see why mainstream media says that's not a possibility though we hear here european officials saying there is there should be a possibility of a political solution and we have the the international criminal court saying they tell

as if the people will fight to prevent libya from falling under foreign control. without a full interview with colonel gadhafi is next here on. so far as well thank you very much for joining us here on r.t. well in two thousand and eight you were welcomed in london tony blair embraced your father you received a ph d. from london school of economics and now just three years on you had media fail and targeted by nato missiles in your own country split by civil war why do you think has your fate turned so while a plea to goodness put everybody. down for others. we heard. i mean we've got messages from. many countries. from iran north korea. this is your mistake you give up your weapons of mass destruction you stop developing new style as you do with the west and this is the result so. it means this is a message to everybody that you have your strong you never trust them and you have to be. on alert because those people who are the don't have friends over one eye to the mind under start bombing and the same thing could happen to any other country talking about mistake

saying that he believes the alliance wants only to feast on that libya's riches. these countries easy piece of cake rich and of jazz. and we have more than one hundred million dollars deposits abroad so we have to share the city that's it. and we have to get mr gadhafi because he's the only obstacle between the . first and i think it's as simple as that you can check out the full version of this exclusive interview on our website at ardsley dot com. well the hague war crimes tribunal has entered a plea of not guilty on behalf of former bosnian serb general ratko what it the accused was ordered out of the court for interrupting the judge and speaking out of turn a former general they took complained of having had a hard time hearing previously the judge refused to postpone the hearing of the request of what it should threatened to boycott the proceedings he has rejected the legal team given to him by the court demanding to choose his own defense lawyers that is accused of ordering the mass killing of thousands of bosnian muslims during the balkans war but it's not

germany agrees to supply the forces in libya with munitions enjoying criticism for deviating from its original position on intervention speculation that's being pressured by. removed from the un a war crimes court proceedings the former general is facing genocide charges. following. from moscow where just. a welcome to the program. chief hopes that russia and the alliance could reach an agreement on missile defense by next may however the russian side has warned the dialogue is moving too slowly. has more from the city of sochi where the talks are being held. it has been russia's concern for a very long time now russia doesn't want an arms race and if nato is to place its anti-missile defense shield in europe and then trying to sell defense shield that's going to be covering it big part of russian russia's territory and then of course an arms race exactly what's going to happen according to present the great if we could see it starting by as soon as two thousand and twenty russia and the united states have signed strategic arms reduction treaty specially for the purpose of preventing

is there a military solution to the conflict in libya and a stable democratic and whole libya be created. from.

in west libya, the fighting is going on. there is a gap and a difference between the east and west libya. >> us talk about the facebook generation. how much of a difference is it making in libya? >> it is interesting to me, the rebels. they are the generation of facebook. the people fighting now are those who used to chat on facebook. this helps indication between them. even to get international attention by spreading videos and photos. the proof of that was that gaddafi shut down the internet. in the gaza, they are getting access again. >>hat can the international community to to support the rebels? >> the most important thing is that they recognize the national transitional council as the traditional -- legitimate representative of the libyan people. that is the most important thing. they will meet in is a symbol. they will work to support the libyans financially. -- they will meet in istanbul. >> what can germany due to support the rebels? >> germany's part is important in building up the civil society. this has started a

and libya would back to the libyans. spending the year in iraq is military journalist by the way still in the u.s. . there's kind of wasting their time trying to get killed. oh lord willing to do stuff even though my family might. be about twenty seven days going to publicize it you invite the right who. started the beat of the dialogue is. true to the slowly earth where you sleep since the. russia has sounded for all those weapons supplies to libyan rebels saying it's involved nation of the u.n. arms a ballgame meanwhile the international criminal court is the sudan arrest warrant on the get out the family the libyan leader the song came to court is not also false holdouts in an exclusive interview with al see. greece's paul image agrees on how to put into effect and you will see the package which so thousands take to the streets in protest now the government is ready to sell some greek assets to even lend to stay afloat but many people feel it's them themselves that are being put on sale. three mather each sentence of

vote warning foreign bombs would bring havoc in libya. said the latest talks with can't support love ruffle quote lloyd lee diplomats speak for up. with elections just annoying months away sako advisers said a successful war could resurrect his chances instead one paper writes libya's becoming a slow motion call crash for france's deeply unpopular president. so because these are jogging for excessive sweating is understandable this is libyan spring is turning into a marathon the new bush will see paris. nato is lying when it says its aim in libya is to protect civilians well that's claimed by independent journalist terry mason you can see the full interview when i just over ten minutes time here on r.t. but for now here's a brief preview. starting from the moment it was decided to launch this operation the lives of civilians were not taken into account and this is just the beginning is there either a question of the rearrangement of this region and we are yet to see a series of wars in this case nato keeps lying at every stage during the

like we saw it like we're seeing in libya. i think what will happen within nato is you will see these coalitions of the willing group around certain issue areas so for example with cyber defense or with climate change or with nuclear defense and in terms of i think it's ringing the death toll the interventionism i think imposing values at the point of a gun hopefully is a policy which is being rid of the west as we speak in libya at the moment it's highly ineffective this week as we discussed and. it seems that. russia's proposal to share the responsibility for europe's missile defense according to the sexual principle is it a sign of the persisting distrust in europe towards the russian. i think that the problem within europe itself is this you've got so many different gazes towards russia there's a german gaze and there's a british gaze and there's a french gaze and there's an italian gaze and very very very seldomly do all of these gazes look you know in the same direction and so i think this will just be symptomatic of eur

as the alliance runs out of missiles for its air strike campaign over libya germany u. turns on its policy of abstaining from the conflict so it can deliver a bomb bailout to its war on ice. general recommend outages directed from the war crimes court forcing the judge to enter a not guilty plea on his behalf not a trace of charges including genocide carried out in the balkans war some serbs accuse the hague of one sided justice. internationalising comment live from moscow this is r.t. russia and nato are failed to reach a consensus on missile defense plans in europe with the alliance standing firm on its position nato says it's against a joint anti missile shield and doesn't find it necessary to provide russia with a legal guarantees that the shield won't be directed against it. in africa has more now from russia city of sochi where the talks have now drawn to a close. russian foreign minister sergei lavrov described talks on the missile defense shield in europe as long and not going as smoothly as it was expected while speaking at a separate class conference secretary

but as nato sinks deeper into the bloody conflict in libya. syria many are questioning the alliance's real motives next independent journalist hearing his thoughts on what's going on in the region. the libya conflict is entering its fifth month with concerns growing that a protracted destructive civil war has been kickstarted by a western rush to regime change to miss out on the french intellectual and join the list founder and chairman of terror network and the access for peace conference has been working here in libya trying to find out the truth thank you very much terry for being with us thank you where have you been in libya and what have you discovered what have you found in your time here. first of all it's quite obvious to us see we wanted to counter the war at the same time with libya and syria. that we should was made public by john bolton in two thousand and two the plan was passed over to france and britain who decided to bring it to life in november last year secondly it was necessary to have very fiery whether an attempt of a cou

you know ministries toward the foreign affairs minister don't go into libya it's a very bad conflict it was started by the cia and it's a dirty business don't go there so this is why you voted with russia and china now the backlash from washington is so tough obviously we are under pressure to do something to make up for this decision aside from peer pressure germany may be lured by the possible financial benefits of making its weapons available for natives use in libya probably germany will get paid for delivering these arms to other countries but that is normal practice between even in nato countries. out of the twenty eight need to members only eight are actively participating in libya with civilian deaths to which need to recently admitted to a shortage of weapons in the ever relentless more market duffy's still at the helm they call ition may be facing just the beginning of its problems. drilon is in a tough spot on the one hand it has disappointed nato by refusing to support the mission in libya in march on the other by agreeing to supply bombs it may now lose friends in other

witnesses at nato bombing of libya is causing widespread atrocities for every one military personnel that was supposedly a casualty there were ten civilians for all to categorically ruled out sending troops to take spurs predict is the only way male to break the libyan deadlock the moves the splitting the nato coalition silvio berlusconi head of keep italy admits invading libya was a mistake and did a stunning u. turn the french defense minister says the rebels should. negotiate with moammar gadhafi this is the same man that they're already indicted in the international court so. i mean from a legal point of view it's even impossible role sure abstained in the un's vote warnings to foreign bombs would bring havoc in libya but you play said the latest tool to count support love ruffle quote lloyd lee diplomats all week for a. year with elections just more in months away psagot advisors said a successful war could resurrect his chances instead one paper writes libya's becoming a slow motion call crash for france's deeply unpopular president bagel so is easy jogging for excessive sweati

or in libya's air space. the chair: the gentleman from texas is recognize for five minutes on his ealt. mr. gohmert: thank you, mr. speaker. we have a couple of amendments we have already voted on. i was reviewing whether or not to withdraw my amendment but my concern comes on review of mr. cole, of oklahoma, a dear friend, and the amendment that passed that he provided. his amendment says that no funds in the act may be used for supporting military activities, any group or individual not part of a country's armed forces system of this still could be used to supplement another country's armed forces through nato or through the u.n. and we have here a case where people on both sides recognize that the president moved forward, put our people and our military in harm's way, to go after a man who until march 1 was recognized by the united nations as being a leader. in human rights. in fact, had elected him in 2003 to be the chairman of the human rights commission of the u.n. so we also know from our offices -- of

wench to libya for training within the last two or three years. we have to fly records and everything else so it seems strange in many ways the whole western support of some of the rebel groups in libya must be questioned because in some. we are effectively arming al-qaeda. it's all making a mockery of the un vote on foreign intervention because tree. by leading it never . giving up. none of. this. witnesses the two of libya's causing widespread atrocities for every one military person that was supposedly a casualty there were ten civilians frauds categorically ruled out saying the road troops protect predict is the only way to break the libyan deadlock the moves the splitting the nato coalition silvio berlusconi head of keep italy admits invading libya was a mistake and did a stunning the fridge defense minister says the rebels should negotiate with moammar gadhafi this is the same man that they already indicted in the international court so. i mean from a legal point of view it's even impossible what they saying they're saying now and a person a