he agrees to meet with us and explain the methods used there. between one thousand change of scenery out and change of scenery down this is where you take a person out of the environment that are used to and if you put them in a change of scenery out they put them in a nicer area change of scenery down i mean if you're going to put them into an isolation chamber cold conditions face lab stomach slap if you can hit them enough so that it shocks them especially if it gets a loud slap but you don't actually break any bones cut them bruise them but then that's an effective technique as is the way that they would you sure refer to it as the putting is actually placed over their head and the interrogator. shouts their questions at him through the through the hood a pro long standing if they were to do it for five seconds it would be too much about their after five ten minutes it really starts to to wear down their physical resistance increased anxiety by use of aversions if they had phobias of heights or . of certain animals you might introduce that t

he agrees to meet with us and explain the methods used there. between one thousand change of scenery out and change of scenery down this is where you take a person out of the environment that are used to and if you put them in a change of scenery out there you put them in a nicer area change of scenery down mean that you're going to put them into an isolation chamber cold conditions face lab stomach slap if you can hit them enough so that it shocks them especially if it gets a loud slap but you don't actually break any bones cut them bruise them then that's an effective technique because it's the way that they would usually refer to it as the putting is actually placed over their head. and the interrogator. shouts their questions at him through the through the hood or pro longstanding if they would do it for five seconds it wouldn't be too much of other after five ten minutes it really starts to to wear down their physical resistance increased anxiety by use of aversions if they had phobias of heights or. of certain animals you might introduce t

here greece to meet with us and explain the methods used to their. detainee one thousand change of scenery out and change of scenery down this is where you take a person out of the environment that are used to and if you put them in a change of scenery out they put them in a nicer area change of scenery down i mean if you're going to put them into an isolation chamber cold conditions face lab stomach slap if you can hit them enough so that it shocks them especially if it gets a loud slap but you don't actually break any bones cut them bruise them but then that's an effective technique as is the way that they would you sure first showed us the footing is actually placed over their head and the interrogator. shouts their questions at him through the through the hood a pro long standing if they were to do it for five seconds it wouldn't be too much of the other after five ten minutes it really starts to to wear down their physical resistance increased anxiety by use of aversions if they had phobias of heights or of certain animals you might introduce th

succeed in the rest of us back with us i mean i think that's the real question and the president did a brilliant job of laying it out of you know just going i mean what right now i'm going to go down through the list of agreement thanks so much for joining us tonight ok very interesting me. as i mentioned earlier the two thousand and eleven budget deal passed out of the house earlier today but not with total republican support a sign that speaker john boehner doesn't have as much control over his caucus as he'd like ultimately since fifty nine republicans said no way baiter needed a few democrats on board to get the measure passed so now the deep cracks are starting to emerge within the republican party it's hope it only makes things tougher for them in the showdown with the president over next year's budget. just. the. time for the good the bad and the very very painfully ugly first the good the fourteen democratic congress women who are fasting this week to protest republican cuts to crucial food assistance programs that will mostly harm when children if they are cut as democratic

power they're already bringing us into total collapse they plan to use it to get total control let's go ahead and just bring it all down. and then in the process i have nuremberg trials for these criminals and bring them to justice and then rebuild our republic as the people see fish as a declaration of independence states. alex southbank so much for being on the kaiser report actually for having me all right now going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max times are as basic i read i think my guest alex jones is going to say i mean email please do so at kaiser report at r t t v dot are you and so next on this is max keiser saying buy out. the. world. bringing you the latest in science and technology from around the world. we've got the future of coverage. download the official t.m.p. cation your high solenoid called touch from the i.q. sample to. see life on the. video on demand r t's mine broadcasts and says feeds now in the palm of your. machine on the dot com.

yes that was that they were forty five of us in the hospital after all every single day one of us was eliminated from the competition some were even decommissioned there were four of us in the wards myself guarin the owner of another pilot whom the doctors told he could only ever be allowed to pilot a helicopter some of the pilots decided to leave before they would be commissioned we had our doubts too of course but i remember one time we all got together and said you're a setback too but we should go through the commission to the end it doesn't depend on us but let's give the medics all we can and see what happens. after all this time what is your opinion of. what you heard. i liked him and i paid off him was and remains very good he was the sort of man that would not let you down in battle or in normal life he had a talent for organization and good heads he had more experience than us in life he had been through a school a college the aviation club and the academy before it even started serving in the northern battalion one of his positive qualities was that his superiors his friend

it's a bit of a no thank you very much for being with us today space tourists used to be aware of the sources of income for the russian space agency are you trying to raise you or maybe even expand this program. of course we would like to resume this program fortunately we're unable to do it now and we won't be until space shuttles resume delivering space crews to the i access which will happen before twenty fifteen or even twenty seventeen according to nasa experts the only other possibility is if we build a new spacecraft within the next two years and then we'll be able to take space tourists to the i.s.o.'s. so of course everybody wants to know how much that's going to cost and if you already have some people who want to go through or. we have many people who want to go many obligations from various countries and those official requests and up occasions from common people well i guess you can't really call somebody a common person if they can pay more than fifty million dollars for a flight because that's approximately the amount that space tourists will have to pay the price has g

it germany italy refused to use it and belgium is the first country to actually began its use of the latin american parliament has also voted to declare a moratorium on the use of depleted uranium check now on the topic of the coalition's ongoing campaign in libya today france and the u.k. criticize made his involvement in the libyan assault said that nato isn't doing enough to destroy the weaponry used by moammar gadhafi forces but he was on that. well what's happened is you original u.n. resolution one thousand nine hundred three call for no fly zone did not call for taking part at one side in the civil war it certainly did not call for attacking personnel or artillery eccentric united states and france and britain simply added that on so right now the problem is is that we're supporting one side in a civil war which now appears to be a stalemate we thought it was going to be over quickly it's not going to be over quickly and here we are stuck in libya i really don't know how this is going to come out in the long run the african union had a successful meeting with qaddafi the rebel

the use of the. back in the russians like interest throughout school it's becoming more and more urgent issue and then it's different mr made the video. made the official medical taste of basements in the school it is one stuff but the implementation is absolutely different stuff and these two different picture the issues are these each of these you know in the russian culture there is the crime and punishment and that is not an in-between it means that it is good when one on the one hand to make the tastes of the medical taste of the few pills and the second the risk who just taste even the ah the drug use this or not but the problem is there is not. supports ron begad movement the same as from the society so some in the middle it means that drug he is in this is not only the problem of the direct he uses this is also the problem of the parents or the relatives of the social locus of the teachers the whole society needs to be involved in our usa so you're saying they're already there many parties in

fortune because if they do that we will be able to get us to use military. force if something will be good you think if you look at yours. if you. were going to for every care for us change or if you. and there is a power struggle and it's not the english premier league side also in the meanwhile began as new majority shareholder american stan kroenke stalled in his bid to become the club so well nothing's to share of the total of five sports teams in the u.s. and recently increase these arsenal stake to sixty three percent was that born in russia most monitors now the last major shareholder at the club and says he will not let go of his twenty seven percent simply because he's a huge band of the team the billionaire was denied the chance to increase his ownership in the past and had to watch as those same shares were sold to crankier who himself needs to control seventy five percent of the club to make major changes in the way it is run. onto the ice now well one more big performance from celebrity life and if you always will see them become the new russian

yes that was that there were forty five of us in the hospital after all every single day one of us was eliminated from the competition some way even decommissioned it before of us in the board myself guarin the owner of another pilot whom the doctors told he could only ever be allowed to pilot a helicopter some of the pilots decided to leave before they would decommissioned we had our doubts too of course but i remember one time we all got together and said you're a said that to that we should go through the commission to the end it doesn't depend on us but let's give the medics all we can and see what happens. after all this time what is your opinion of. what you heard her i likes him my opinion of him was and remains very good it was the sort of man that would not let you down in battle or a normal life he had a talent for organization a good heads he had more experience than us in life he had been through a school a college the aviation club and the academy before it even started serving in the northern italian one of his positive qualities was that his superiors his friends and his

like oratory experiment i'm used to getting. more questions than answers. in like. a charmer in here broadcasting live from washington d.c. coming up today on the big picture. in japan i met with a lot of scientists consumer. yes and co-sponsors and in part of this and this document here is a couldn't get its version out there all the scientific studies the japanese have done using monsanto's data is over fifty pages long it has been all translated into english for me and that is on the food issue of the food part of g.m. or was monsanto always used the term substantially quadrant of the food is very similar but the japanese scientists say that it is not substantially cloven that food is different and that you have changed in a true genetic engineering or genetic modification you have changed the structure of the food and it's not the same and it can have very harmful allergens or bacteria that because they are viruses and the bacteria that they use for the transfer in their genes are also in that food so it is not the same and

interpol they can use. picking up the phone to russia and trying to talk about this just going out and kidnapping people i think this is part of the carry over from the bush cheney administration the defense team has long legal the case of provocation and unsuccessfully called for its dismissal the prosecution meanwhile has been fighting to limit the scope of issues that can be addressed during the hearings they want to exclude questions regarding the legality of trying your show and a u.s. court allegedly lesions in the investigations leading up to his arrest and official conduct during and after the pilot's arrest essentially all the main arguments the difference after almost ten months constantine your son calls trial is finally here a jury is deciding his destiny if found guilty he will spend from ten years to a life sentence behind bars and that's in. new york. now take a look at some other stories from around the world and in ivory coast forces loyal to lend back telethon atar are preparing for a fina

malise us theory served in the u.s. military during the first gulf war in the early ninety nine clearing out battle fields in kuwait back then the u.s. dropped more than three hundred fifty tons of depleted uranium over kuwait and iraq pictures of bombings from libya seen all too familiar you see how those touches of red that's the. see how it. instead of the cones and you get a flare at the bottom that's the new explosion depleted uranium in military terms is highly efficient relatively cheap and powerful enough to penetrate the heaviest armor nato flatly denies it's using leave yet even though the u.n. human rights commission has called for a ban countries who refused to sign out include the u.s. the u.k. france and this will the smallest particles of uranium nano particles are the most dangerous ones inhaled they get into the blood and can spread into any organ including the heart brain liver lungs the particles penetrate yourself issue this is when you get all kinds of kinetic mutations and people in iraq for exampl

hotspot for us photos sightings all of that out of balance and dot com. now a controversial book about it has come into force in france it prohibits women from wearing a full face veil in public places france has become the first country to introduce the measures with other e.u. nations are thinking about following suit but it's also use a daniel bushell reports it could well backfire and a star into racial tensions even further. hin has just become a criminal a new french law bans covering your face in public is designed to make muslim women integrate in society but the softly spoken single mom says it's had the opposite effect. my friends have simplist stopped calling out all the new rulings made some to speak out and many valid not to change the way dress the move on the morning is what the french republic stands for says this business when he pledges to pay one hundred fifty euro fine for anyone who continues to wear a veil and does take the speech but then also we are seeing france in the european court of human rights it's about freedom of expressio

yes that was that there were forty five of us in the hospital after all every single day one of us was eliminated from the competition some were even decommissioned that were four of us in the wards myself it daryn and the owner of and another pilot whom the doctors told he could only ever be allowed to pilot a helicopter some of the pilots decided to leave before they would be commissioned we had our doubts too of course but i remember one time we all got together and said you're a said that to that we should go through the commission to the end it doesn't depend on us but let's give the medics all we can and see what happens. after all this time what is your opinion of that. i liked him my painting of him was and remains very good he was the sort of man that would not let you down in baccalaureate normal life he had a talent for organization a good heads he had more experience than us in life he had been through a school a college the aviation club and the academy before it even started serving in the northern battalion one of his positive qualities was that his superiors his friends

he talked to us from the international space station. during your guns words let's go and when taken off the space were a signal to the world the door into orbit was open on the day away bill twelfth nine hundred sixty one the people of the world were united and political systems religious beliefs and skin color didn't matter it was a time of romantics dreamed about the unimaginable possibilities of this great step brought. says the early seventy's space has been kept populated first it was obvious cosmonauts later they were joined by their colleagues from other countries and now those nordic leaving work together at the international space station to a joint project sponsored by sixteen governments. xander thank you for coming to our studio today you know we also welcome mitri constructive who is joining us from the international space station lock with your wishes for. first of all i would like to say that we are celebrating cosmati is day to day the anywhere syria the first man to fly to space there was a russian person yuri gagarin a

that's maybe all they need i want to thank you so much congrats on the story thanks for talking with us about it that was my labor journalist and that is going to do it for now from one of the stories we covered go to r.t. dot com slash usa check out our you tube page at youtube dot com slash r t america and follow me on twitter at lauren lyster and i will see you and our. the official g.o.p. case. you called talk from the. street. dot com. today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world seeing from the streets of canada. corporations are today. in japan i met with a lot of scientists consumers and processors and in partners and this document here is a couldn't get its worship out there all the scientific studies the japanese have done using monsanto's data is over fifty pages long it has been all translated into english for me and that is on the food issue the food part of g.m.o. was months out obvious use the term substantially quadrant of the food is very similar but the japanese scientists say that it is not substantially covering the food is different and tha

malibu mansion which you paid for by why we wish for america's oriel beauty to us bake a cone of us truly in commission plans for a three hundred eighty million dollar yacht three times with the oil rich country it spends on public health and education per year. thirty eight million. well most of the population survives a must than a dollar a day like his predecessors of both republican and democrat before him president obama loves the united states as a defender of human rights around the world intervening in libya i'd so-called humanitarian grounds but critics say he's just as pragmatic as his predecessors as well when it comes to turning a blind eye to repression and places like equitorial guinea as long as the oil keeps flowing feeling for the arts washington d.c. . and from influence in washington to influence somewhere far far away outer space there was a time when americans boldly went there were no man had gone before the fast forward to two thousand and eleven and the us is effectively shuttered its manned spaceflight program but decades after the space race russia has not done t

to use our seeds were planted again. he also ruled that all our profit from our ninety ninety eight and all across coastal might settle. in one thousand nine hundred ninety seven as a result of a simple discovery life changed dramatically for the seventy year old farmer a power line runs along the edge of percy schmeiser property as usual the power company had the surrounding vegetation controlled by applying the herbicide roundup but in spite of this powerful chemical canola plants continued to thrive among the wheat so this could all it was sprayed with poor times their normal rate that you would spray. roundup and yet it has not died so it's a very powerful. resistant can all look around and so it's definitely monsanto's seed that is here we've created a real big frankenstein. the pesticide roundup produced by the multinational concern monsanto is the most widely sold spray in the world monsanto made its canola resistance around. this means roundup kills every plant without exception only monsanto's genetically modifi

they tell us air strikes hit the center of the libyan capital leading to more civilian casualties at least three people reportedly killed but says progress don't feel forces are ordered to leave the rebel held city of misrata but claim it will be replaced by tribesmen. india's latest census reveals an unknowing sex ratio exposes a rise in abortions aarons discover a new girl before filing his sons are considered financially for more trucks and balances. i mean us pastor infamous for burning the koran is blocked from holding an anti islamic rally in a city described as america's muslim capital accords than the protests threaten to incite just hatred and provoke products. next we look at a russian republic with oil pumps give way to innovation in this month's technology meet. hello and welcome to technology update this month we're in because it's the capital of the russian republic of the sun and a city of contrasts where religion same culture is from east and west but it's also the site where a thousand years of history are giving way to an upstart innovation based economy newcomers t

been covering chernobyl for years now will be joining him throughout the day but right now he takes us back to a small soviet town that was once full of dreams and became a town full of nightmares. twenty five years ago the town of p.p.r. was a place any soviet person could dream off high salaries great standards of living and impressive infrastructure and restricted town for the employees over china mobile nuclear power plant week it was regarded as the pride as the plural of the soviet union it was not only constructed to look like a perfect socialist city but the people who live here were also the best of the best the best musicians sports man. the best professionals in nuclear energy all of them live here all of that changed on april the twenty six nineteen eighty six when the chernobyl reactor exploded the result of an experience carried out in the wrong hands. of the reaction was almost completely out of control in april twenty fifth but it could still have been saved and management pushed for a completion of an experiment personal hesitated were locked into and eventually couldn

new website with twenty four seven live streaming news tells us what to do about the ongoing financial heart unlimited high quality videos for download. stories never mainstream news. so. we listen to. her until such time. as welcome to shell and sell on the alone or shall we part of our desktop to sound the topic now i want to hear audio just does video on our twitter for politicians or please post on you tube every monday and on thursday the show long response is. let your voice be heard. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so. you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else here see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. the tides conversations of the great minds i'm joined by arena and a renowned ecologist and paleoclimatologists his work is featured in dozens scientific journals and periodicals who have national geographic currently he teaches at paul smith college in new york as a researcher at maine's climate change institute or bring to the table an interesting new perspective on

the idea of using drones as flying targets is really quite obvious so you. has embraced so-called design bureau has accumulated a unique experience in this arena so since it was founded this enterprise is designed several generations of on policy and flying target systems machine each of these targets was used by russian armed services and it's time for even the. most recent generation of so-called targets is called done and it's designed to take off from a light mobile launcher for use almost anywhere in military testing in training they can flying groups of up to four stay aloft for over an hour in range from fifty meters to roughly nine thousand meters in elevation weapon systems are complicated and costly so they're fine tuning in functionality are worth the cost of flying targets but designing a whole arsenal of drone targets for different simulations is overkill so the dynamic is meant to perform is the objective of many different in-flight exercises and the trends are in great simone's not only for the air force but also in the anti aircraft defense s

interpol they can use. picking up the phone to russia and trying to talk about this just going out and kidnapping people i think this is part of the carry over from the bush cheney administration the defense team has long labeled the case a provocation and unsuccessfully called for its dismissal the prosecution meanwhile has been fighting to limit the scope of issues that can be addressed during the hearings they want to exclude questions regarding the legality of trying your show and a u.s. court allegedly lesions in the investigations leading up to his arrest and official conduct during and after the pilot's arrest essentially all the main arguments of the defense after almost ten months constantine you're shown cause trial is finally here a jury is deciding his destiny if found guilty he will spend from ten years to life sentence behind bars. party new york. take a look at some other stories from around the world to ivory coast now where of course is back in the internationally recognized president prepa

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years of investment in the peaceful uses of to space. this incredible investment from the united states and from the european union we can add another countries like this this is completely in jeopardy if we start putting we have been seen outer space. i live in a country that don't understand that there's more violence the streets of this country than there are in the streets of baghdad. there's. no breach of. mr. rogers you. speak of the. it with our team now a lot of the opinions of devotion to judo and skiing have already boosted his popularity among russians but now he's been put out on the ice the prime minister slipped on his skates train with some teenage members of the russian ice hockey team in the forty minute session to confound the net several times also set up a field goal for other members of the team has anything to skate for the last few months after promising the russian national team earlier this year that he would improve their skills and fast he did try skating when he was a boy compared himself to a cow on the ice h

all to catch all of us if you are going to try. to get. the official seattle acacia your i phone you called touch from the shoes are still . geology and life on the go. video on demand parties my old girls. and r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. on the khaki dot com. rusher is cutting the petrol exports to fuel shortages hit the home market as a result of pump prices are burning a bigger hole motorists pockets that's a look so right the world's biggest oil producer is finding itself going without. with russia with no sounds ridiculous yes change what you did we want to five different gas stations all of them were closed here would be willing to lie for hours what is this isn't this supposed to be the oil rich country doing it overnight fuel prices jumped twenty five percent in several russian regions as the petrol runs out the price goes up even more their supplies enough only for two weeks all prices skyrocket at the beginning of the year it's russian authorities made an effort to get battle costs at a consumer friendly level as a resu

that holds deep meaning for our subculture it also points us in the direction for the responsibly use of cannabis which he goes on to explain to mean generally waiting until at least four twenty in the afternoon before lighting up but it's not really a subculture anymore as it was before prohibition so can pot is mainstream again one of the nice thing about the marijuana issue and what i know how to expose a neo con ask a so-called conservative about marijuana and watch a self-appointed defender of freedom turn into a drivelling nanny state collectivist oh yeah and pot cures cancer the government is done studies and known about this for years that armies of scientists out there looking for the cure for cancer and we found it we just made it illegal so now that we've got pot out of the way let's talk about drugs there is a reason that some drugs are legal and some verbs are illegal caffeine and nicotine alcohol. these are slave drugs caffeine work hard nicotine die young alcohol dumb yourself down and forget that you are a slave the owners of this human farm want you to be good obedien

if he fears inflation or hyperinflation and some are arguing they can get out of us treasury bonds but for this huge fund to sell short treasury bonds and make a bet that inflation is big into the cake and use the enormous buying power has multi hundred billion dollar fine he can swing the market to create this outcome it would george soros calls his theory of not reciprocity but some other fancy term where the market maker themselves can create the outcome by the sheer size and volume of their trades so gross by shorting treasury bonds he's causing panic in the market and the people who were in those treasury bonds now realize that they'll never get paid back they're looking around for someplace to put their money oh what i see gold and over. exactly well the theory is called reflexivity max and if you look at the headlines the first thing monday morning once everybody realize that bill gross is actually shorting u.s. treasuries pre-market summary inflationary hysteria so you see the charts with gold silver oil and corn skyrocketing first thing silver was up to almost forty two bucks

in a play or using police and now you've got corporations that are using the commons they're using our educated workforce and they're not paying taxes for they should they if they want to claim that they're entities if they want to contribute hundreds of millions of dollars to political campaigns then they shouldn't sit around go oh but we we don't have to pay any taxes we shouldn't i think would be much better fish and much more transparent and much more fair to have passed through treatment for corporations the same as we have for partnerships if people take a shit if people take a profit that should be taxed but i don't think that entity level taxation you can't you can't get good at what you've got fifty thousand stockholders and you know what we have publicly traded partnership like the black riders that have that tax treatment into work and maybe twelve partners rajon their publicly trade anyone can buy into the partnership groups trade on the american stock exchange they. point out that the upper one percent of americans are not taking a quarter of the nation's income over year

you were using israel as a punching bag. duces resolutions criticizing condemning israel into israel. that the un tends to exhibit the un continues to be used to propagate anti israel bias so you're exactly right you hit a nail in the head but i'm curious from your perspective being at the u.n. every day how do other members perceive this situation and they perceive the u.n. as having an anti israel bias and a neighbor perceive the u.s. as not supporting israel. you know i mean i guess what i'd say is that it is a sort of in terms of the number of people directly involved in both on the palestinian side and in israel it is it does get inordinate focus by the u.n. and we could contrast it for example to like you know the wars in the democratic republic of the congo which is killed something like five million people in the last decade but obviously it's a very symbolic it's a very important battle and it's one that has been with the u.n. since the beginning with since they created the state of israel so it's i think the percep

tell us thanks very much indeed for bringing us the latest there. and a series of planned terrorist attacks have been prevented in russia's north caucasus republic of coverage you know bill caria according to the national anti-terrorism committee three members of a terrorist organization were captured in the operation two homemade bombs within quibble and of three kilograms of t.n.t. were extracted by special forces one of those seized is suspected of attacking a policeman in the region as well as being responsible for a fatal attack on security forces in december last year. to africa's ivory coast now we're embattled president laurent gbagbo those generals are to go shooting a truce after months of resistance. holed up in a compound in abidjan surrounded by supporters of his rival president elect al assad atar about those been refusing to cede power ever since november election and maintains he won't leave the supply dire situation u.n. peacekeepers and supporting french troops have stepped in to protect civilians as fighting escalated over the pas

mandate that is either bennett has more for us. and terms of what concrete support russia can actually provide in reaching a peaceful resolution to this conflict so he lever of russia's foreign minister has offered to send observers to help monitor a cease fire deal between the rebel forces and get back these troops in telephone conversation he had with libya's prime minister al baghdadi al mahmoudi at the behest of the libyan government following his announcement in our was ready to reach a ceasefire agreement with the rebels this is a position that russia has advocated continuously during this conflict just a peaceful resolution to it taking it into the political realm this is something this again lavrov champion of the russian nato summit earlier this month in berlin for this to happen he said that all sides in this conflict including the coalition forces must all of the u.n. security council's resolutions regarding libya so that arms in part on the no fly zone today russia is offering concrete support to help monitor a peace de

diplomat thanks very much indeed for joining us here a lot. let me ask you firstly the calls to rebels in libya attempts to remove gadhafi from power russia as we've just been hearing says that these notions contradict the u.n. resolution how would you describe the current methods nato is using to protect civilians there in libya. where are we seeing that they're different they are benji's they're responding in different ways and is your are your terrorist plans and pointed out only six of the twenty eight only fourteen relays are countries are involved at all and only six are in the bar or chin in the ground and i think that clearing the attacks on the ground becoming involved in the current church that's where the rebels say they're playing. is well enough it's being done which means that parents are pretty she words being done by nature which works for them. i think said meta level with the russian foreign minister is on. for a political solution because particularly and after the recent polling and. more clear there isn't a quick military

find us on the phone some of. them. but in the past ten years india has experienced enormous change and with a came a new set of hopes for the world's youngest population is a market is huge the opportunity to a huge. audiences they can spend money tales bars located inside this small one of around six hundred meg of malls that have sprung up in india within the past decade . desire to get a good brand and those were of money. so both combined a desire and ability is what we're going to do. today indians can get just about any international brand from hong kong to the u.s. to the u.k. it's access to this change the mentality of many to. ten years of people taking a little bit. number. says the group is the globalization is the people not thinking in a very different manner india's economy is booming twenty five years ago ninety percent of the population lived on what kind of dollar a day by twenty twenty five forty percent of the population here will be caught the fight is the middle class and with the growing income in

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uses technology to spread democracy in the arab world but are their intentions really so innocent. pakistan demands the u.s. cuts addictively in the country as relations soured by drone attacks and civilian deaths can't their lowest level since nine eleven. is a day on the russian capital you're watching r t was nearing a joshua welcome to the program the world's emerging economic giants are pushing for a bigger cloud and global financial architecture and policy the leaders of russia brazil india china and south africa or the so-called brics have been flexing their muscles in issues ranging from a response to canonical balances and the crisis in libya well it's now cross slide over spawn of chess or cilia who is in a chinese resort to find out for us we're gathering is taking place already. it seems like that we are seeing the emergence of a new force in global affairs so what exactly are the five powers pushing for. well in a nutshell these are five countries really just one great influence in two major meet us first economically they really want to see a reform in the financial m

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and industrial use. to me not really of the the one big advantage that renewables have in terms of learning curves and the rapid turnover rate it takes two to three four maybe four years at most to build a new wind farm you've got you know pretty simple pretty modulator any faster components for a lot of these types of facilities as opposed to nuclear plants which take ten to fifteen years to build if you include permit and so the ability for us to learn more rapid the and interview at that learning insinuate designs is much quicker when you have technologies that are like cell phones rather than technologies that are like a few drills the other key thing about cost the elephant in the room which no one has mentioned is subsidies and externalities the reason nuclear power seems so cheap is because most of its development has been subsidized you have a nuclear sector that's eating three quarters of all global research subsidies related to energy going back for fifty years and externalities we're talking a

ok the americans will support us here they'll give us this is a good idea but that's the point i just want to play this is. what is has to samsung a lot of people hide behind it it's all i'm saying doesn't look good americans nobody mum but it was the french who saved one guy's he's the second biggest city not democrats we're not asking the americans to come back at that he's got it right ok but at the end of the day the u.s. is you are in the middle at the end of the day it's footing the bill and if things don't change you know yes it is obviously and i think it's not as i had going in washington go ahead is that. it is that benefit to quote you look at this as he was still providing those to the strikes and they're also providing intelligence tanking aircraft aircraft you know logistics and that sort of thing that no other air force has when you have or you have a coalition air strike so now that you are as well and it has such a turn for whatever thing is on the podium i give the briefing it's u.s. driven and it's us behind the scenes u.s. is letting the french is not take the lead

power they're already bringing us into total collapse they plan to use it to get total control let's go ahead and just bring it all down. and in the process i have known bird trials for these criminals and bring them to justice and then rebuild our republics as the people see fit as the declaration of independence states really and alex does thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thanks for having us all right now going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert and i thank my guests alex jones is going to send me an e-mail please do so at kaiser report and r t t v are you until next time this is maxed out you're saying. download the official t.m.p. cation show on phone only pod touch from the top story. to life on the. video on demand on season one old comes. says feeds now in the palm of your. machine on the t.v. told come. he gave the. thumbs.

interpol they can use. picking up the phone to russia and trying to talk about this just going out and kidnapping people i think this is part of the carry over from the bush cheney administration the defense team has one labeled the case of provocation and unsuccessfully called for its dismissal the prosecution meanwhile has been fighting to limit the scope of issues that can be addressed during the hearings they want to exclude questions regarding the legality of trying your schenkel and a u.s. court allegedly lesions in the investigations leading up to his arrest and official conduct during and after the pilot's arrest essentially all the main arguments of the defense after almost ten months constantine your son course trial date is finally here a jury is deciding his destiny if found guilty he will spend from ten years to a life sentence behind bars and. new york. so as i say i want to bring you back into this discussion here i mean so interesting that you spent some time with constance in your life and

now obama got us involved in a war in libya without seeking congressional approval something that his justice department claims is within the presidential powers as commander in chief when it comes to limited military interventions but with the news today that the u.s. now could consider placing troops on the ground start to see how anyone can try to continue to argue that this is in fact not a war and even the critics within congress have mostly fallen news as they deal with the prospects of a government shutdown but there's one man who's determined not to let obama get away scot free yesterday bruce fein introduced an article of impeachment against the president writing that he has mocked the rule of law and danger of the very existence of the republic and the liberties of the people and perpetrated an impeachable high crime and misdemeanor so here to discuss it with me is fine former reagan administration official and chairman of american freedom agenda group thanks so much for joining us you for inviting me first of all gone his office of legal counsel released a memorandum this w

to die or to believe what else do i need i used to be a man. now look at me you get there and i'm not even heart of them around. a doctor to help him die is officially forbidden in russia. but when i stand in who could kill who could facilitate a suicide nobody even the most zealous euthanasia supporters villa said that they would do it themselves because they would become murderers if they did in order from the point of view of russian legislation nor from the international law or ethic norms can euthanasia be justified plus. there is a huge debate on whether terminal patients have the rights to and their own life to escape chronic pain those against euthanasia and they are the majority claim among other things that even hopeless cases can sometimes be mere recklessly killed at a voice from behind bars where miracles rarely happen may change their perspective sure jurors will build walls if they know that the rest of their lives will be suffering was the reason to prevent them from doing that especially those sentenced to life in prison and th

travel in the pub with us on this about forty five percent of most or even less. which case invest huge flexibility educating motivating people sixteen hundred new workplaces were created with the two thousand and ten opening of the massive technical refinery in mission accomplished its first stage again you will put up seven million tonnes of crude continues to advance tougher stance keep patrolling position petrochemical products like polyethylene rubber big and tougher standards which tops forty percent of russia's productivity and both as well as roughly a third of the whole country's tires many of those tires are going to turn to stun me trucks to total thirty percent of russia's output these are either did durable commands were courses from the british in the chimney or fiar trucks from the lot will get special economic zone. because on helicopter factory pumps out choppers used around the world and that's just one part of the important aviation sector that's long been top flight in time for stock increasingly modern aviation engineers are building specifica

from mr putin his out of the use of force in conflict torn nations saying politicians are not practicing what they preach he expresses concern over libya in particular and it may pose a bombing campaign that. a breeding ground for terrorism to the north caucasus to find out what are trying to manipulate and turn innocent youngsters into extremists local teachers they say it's important to talk about the real values of islam and the stock muslims from feeling alienated. france its government is accused of spying on its people and targeting ethnic minorities under the veil of an answer to terror program soldiers are patrolling the streets of the french say they feel more intimidated than protected. but france is one of the european countries on the receiving end of thousands of immigrants fleeing north africa it's especially bad timing for the country where the ethnic sentiment is already high the french are far right leader tells us or i don't see that being part of the e.u. with its immigration directives country that discussion is next. really pence's multiculturalism ends in war she's

updated using twitter that is sending us tweets as well as blogs that we do look forward to reading about their experiences up there in space. so here i thought i want to retire to nasa astronaut michael baker was also. trying to see the crew off as a veteran of four special five c. told r.t. over it feels and what it looks like is well before you get into spacecraft you look a little scared it's only natural. but then once you get in it's all business and you need to go you know you miss having like a nice shower and think. you some food nice food and the food is ok and space but it's not the best. solution is to friends and family to plan it is one of the most beautiful places seen from space which you could never get tired of looking when he took a cubicle in very fragile place everyone says that that's in this case because it is very true when you see the atmosphere of the years it looks like it's only a little bit going to take place looks very very fragile something that we really need to take care of. now there's a plenty more and more all the stories we're covering of course

just so used to a. television. cinema. to show social space all the time so it doesn't seem to be so spectacular anymore i think it was it was a new a new or new president see a new administration you know everything was new so but that's kind of what obama ran on right fellowship what must be a great time for him to stay let's really explore it would be something better than nothing he'd see that happening no no no barack obama should. start a whole new space room when he gets out there really. more as you know going to. you know do you think that people would be into that as much as they were back in the day or are they too into the internet and facebook. a lot of people's votes on facebook and internet so much change stat we used to focus on it and now we don't seem to care and on the public technology we understand a lot more about the universe through you know telescopes and other resources so we haven't been to mars but we know what's there are a lot of ways we haven't you know how to overcome time travel no we haven

they with us here on our team coming up russian or road rage. down this road alone the saw three am to gas stations now that's real eline. find out right here by the world's largest oil producing country have suddenly found themselves running on empty. first though ten militants have been killed in a special operation by security forces in russia's north caucasus authorities say that among the terrorists was the head of an extremist group and others responsible for a deadly attacks in the region for more on this we've all lived north chorus north north caucasus correspondent with the latest along again or so tell us more about the latest operation. well one of the most successful anti terror operation has been carried out by russian special forces as the border between stuff of the region and got as you know about cairo we've probably when a group of militants were cornered in a residential area by special forces and out there they refused to surrender and opened fire on the police fired back and at the end time militants including at least two