what can you say regarding iran how us relations are those iran intend to resume and. we have sleeted time and again and that iran wants to have good reasonable relations with all countries except for the zionist state as for our relations with washington they will depend upon us actions towards iran if they remain hostile there will be no relations full stop however if washington changes started to toward iran and he please this is still a he with a sense of equality respect for iran's sovereignty and independence and the essence of our relations will change unfortunately there is no evidence that the us is ready to put an end to its enmity against iraq america's actions in its wars against afghanistan and iraq speak for themselves in the sense of millions or grandchildren most countries certainly what i'm saying does not apply to the american people will respect the people of america and the american public for their enormous contribution to global industrial and take their logical development therefore i address my words the u.s. government and i believe that its po

the west has insisted on establishing control over your indian enrichment in iran while iran remains reluctant how long can this situation continue. i mean it. everybody should realize that iran has reached a point in its nuclear research where it is impossible to stop or go back since the reigning nuclear technology has gone beyond up like a nuclear technologies have developed into the domestic industry in iran spreading all across the country and becoming a fact of life for many rehabs now that we have educated and trained thousands of nuclear scientists how can the west or the entire world stop us from enriching uranium this is become a fucked up reality as for how the situation is going to develop it is normal in its discussion dialogue and negotiation we see it as a test for ourselves for our patients and insurance through later history we have managed to prove to the world that iran does not give up in the face of suppression and who still if you will thread a new pressure can shake our sovereignty and independence we are ready to pay any price and withstand anything let the we

the west has insisted on establishing control over your in human richmond in iran while iran remains reluctant colon can this situation continue. the iran has reached a point in its nuclear research where it is impossible to stop or go back nuclear technologies have developed into a domestic industry becoming a fact of life for many iranians now that we have educated and trained thousands of nuclear scientists how can the west or the entire world stop us from enriching uranium us for how the situation is going to develop there is no limit to discussion dialogue and negotiation we see it as a test for ourselves for our patients and insurance throughout our history of managed to prove to the world that iran does not give up in the face of suppression and still it we are ready to pay any price and withstand anything that is no point in being enemies with iran the more they threaten and pushes the more determined we become to move on. what decision did you make following russia's proposal to settle the nuclear dossier issue what are the main provisions of this proposal. first of all i wo

>> yes. >> you allegorize that back to iran? >> oh, definitely. >> or you see in that an all gory. >> definitely -- all gory. the worst thing you can do is confiscate another individual's realty, to turn another individual into an object of your dream or desire and that's what they did to us. you know, and that is what any totalitarian socty does. in china they told women to wear mao mack -- jackets, not aware make up, not show signs of love or efix. >> tell me -- a fakes shun. >> tell they about the structure of the book who are the personalities? >> it be begins on lolita and seven female girls. >> of what age? >> the ages ranged from 20 just barely 20 to early 30s. >> these are partially real but mostly you've dressed them up in disguise? >> i have disguised them but they really did exist. >> and it's based on events in your real-life? >> definitely. >> this is post revolutionary. what years? >> well, this last chapter the first chapter begins with the last part of my stay from 1995 to 1997. i resigned my job at the universit

you know iran has just carried out an operation against the zionist backed. militia group in kurdistan pay jack which is really really very badly and iran has just taken over three of their bases so it was to be expected. but whether it's going to in any way impede the running nuclear program i don't believe that that is the case because knowledge is something you can't kill and bin this is something that the enemies of iran will have to buy a trial. you know we have a massive pool of very talented scientists who will be able to carry on in all fields aerospace and their nuclear scientists agriculture. anything you name it ok well an intelligence report claimed this week that president mahmoud ahmadinejad wants to forge ahead openly with developing nuclear weapons what's your view on that. idea at the last bit of that question right there report that the president met with i didn't that he wants to continue go ahead openly with developing nuclear weapons what do you think. well you know the the b i a has not come up with a single speck of evidence that iran h

it has been 20 years since someone has executed in iran. we have seen an increase strie dan si towards the house-church movement. before house churches were raided and kept quiet. now house churches raided, people arrested and on the evening news and imams preaching about it. it is looks seriously like they could carry out this execution as a part of this increased crack down on christians. >> todd, what do you think is behind the recent crackdown in iran? >> here is the good news, church growing so fast that the government doesn't know how to respond and stop people from coming to christ. they are seeking everything they can including these very harsh crackdowns. >> what can our viewers do, first pray, but how can they make a difference with this islamic regime? >> we have posted youcef on our website, prisoneralert.com. write letters to iranian court systems. we want people to write e-mails and let them know the world is watching how they treat this pastor and christians in their country. >> in deed, we need to remind viewers to pray for

nuclear program he was involved the term educational level in iran's nuclear program. but agenda generally iranian universities pool their resources it's one great program so the death of his involvement is educational level and iran now is a blaming israel's mossad for last year's killing will they say the same now given the involvement you say is just academic so will they say the same and do you agree . well the the you know iran has just carried out an operation against the as zionist backed. militia group in kurdistan pay jack which is really really very badly. wrong has just taken over three of their bases so it was to be expected. but whether it's going to in any way impede the running nuclear program i don't believe that that is the case because knowledge is something you can't kill and bin this is something that the enemies of iran will have to learn by trial. you know you have a massive pool of very talented scientists who will be able to carry on in all fields aerospace and the nuclear scientists agriculture. anything you name it ok well an intelligence repo

, al mismo tiempo que apuntan a una cooperaciÓn entre venezuela e irÁn por un lado y entre venezuela y argentina por otro. >> estÁn intercambiando informaciÓn sobre plantas nucleares. >> y experto dice argentina tiene lo irÁn quiere. >> tiene un extenso programa nuclear para el tipo de tecnologÍa que irÁn esta tratando de diseÑar. >> estÁ siguiendo un plan de relaciones comerciales en amÉrica latina y que en el pasado a travÉs de esos vinculos ha logrado obtener energÍa ilÍcitamente sin que los gobiernos se enteren. >> en una carta ha solicitado de la secretaria hillary clinton que investigue que incluye la filtraciÓn de teco nonologÍa. >> su vocero dijo que pro preocuparÍa pero es primera vez que escucha estas acusaciones. >> en el pasado argentina vendÍa ura uranio a irÁn. >>... en 1994. >> la congresista quien estÁ presentando varios proyectos de ley para sancionar a paÍses que comercio en con irÁn y prevenir segÚn ella que se convierta en un poder amenazante para estados unidos y el mundo. >> en washington, pablo sÁnchez univisiÓn. >> la suprema corte justic

five years later, hezbollah, iran's proxy and iran control lebanon. so that hope was dashed and the question, where does the rest of the arab country go to. where does iran go to, a non-arab country and started in tunisia, the ayatollah's regime stole the election, and millions walked into the streets and they were butchered quickly and silenced. there is a palpable yearning in the arab world and in the islamic world, in the middle east for this new beginning. i think most people, left to their own devices, you know, they'd opt for a genuine democracy, but they're not left to their own devices, the people with the guns and the people with the superior organization, they deprive them of their freedoms as they did in lebanon, as they did in iran. you know, we'd like to, i think we all would like to see a democracy. if democracy triumphs, we'll have peace because in a genuine democracy there's a public will. most people don't want their sons and daughters to go to battlefields, to die from bombardments, they don't want war, don't typically initiate wars,

>> have i said that iran is a threat to everyone. it is a threat to israel and the arab world and the united states and europe obviously and to many others. and i think this is an international threat that requires an international solution. the right solution is strong sanctions backed up by the kind of clarity that says, look we are determined to prevent you from getting nuclear weapons, and we will take whatever action is necessary. that's what president obama has said. i think that's the right approach. >> in the middle east there has been a lot of people in libya, egypt, syria and tunisia, is israel in a safer place. it hasn't turned out quite that way yet. >> we will be in a safer place and we will be in a less safe place if it moves toward an iranian-style. look what happened. lebenon six years ago there was a revolution that was millions poured into the streets and millions actually. that's like 20 billion egyptians huge numbers. and they were demonstrating for a free lebenon, free democratic progressive lebenon. five years l

they deprive them their freedoms as in lebanon and iran. we would all like to see the triumph of democracy. if democracy triumphs we'll have peace. because most people don't want their sons and daughter to go to battlefield and die. they don't want war they don't typically initiate wars and democracies x. if we have peace and genn win democracy and peace. the jury is out on where this thing is going. let's hope it goes toward the right direction and make it work as best we can to make it go the right direction. >> tune in next week with more of the exclusive interview with benjamin netanyahu. we got so much positive reaction to the sleepy man ban yo band. we decided to bring them back . this time, i will be joining them. stay with us. where do you go to find a busess backed by the superguarantee®? only& suonline.s®. on your phone. or in the book. go to superpages®. and let the good guys save the day. >> a lot of people didn't believe me a trio of young brothers from new jersey could play plugrass with the best of them. seeing and hearing

our nuclear research iran is a member of the i.a.e.a. and a party to the nonproliferation treaty iran is going to respect that treaty says nuclear nonproliferation is in our interests as well i confirm that iran has made its intentions quite clear with regard to its nuclear program proving that it is peaceful this is further reaffirmed by the fact that the i.a.e.a. did not state in any official reports that there is any military activity going on in iran's nuclear sector as for their intentions how come the united states accuse us of pursuing non peaceful purposes while america itself was the first nation ever to use nuclear weapons killing hundreds of thousands of innocent civilians and. this is why we have no faith in america's intentions as history shows cannot be trusted during our war with iraq saddam's regime used chemical weapons against iran but we did not respond in kind since iran's policy is based on shari'a law which forbids us from producing storing or using you're with.

the west claims regarding our nuclear research iran is a member of the i.a.e.a. and a party to the nonproliferation treaty iran is going to respect that treaty since nuclear nonproliferation is in our interests as well i confirm that iran has made its intentions quite clear with regard to its nuclear program proving that it is peaceful this is further reaffirmed by the fact that the i.a.e.a. did not state in any of its reports that there is any military activity going on in iran's nuclear sector as for their intentions how can the united states accuse us of pursuing non peaceful purposes while america itself was the first nation ever to use nuclear weapons killing hundreds of thousands of innocent civilians in japan.

but coming up next talks to iran's foreign minister about the country's nuclear program and russia's role as a mediator between tehran and the international community. the worst the suspicious of iran's nuclear program while you insist that you have peaceful intentions around doing to convince the west that you nuclear program is intended to serve peaceful purposes but when you come home. the only international body that has the authority to evaluate our activities is that i be a new state is allowed to accuse iran regarding its nuclear program bedside i.e. a bank to raise or to initiate any international action against iran this is why we pay no attention to the west claims regarding our nuclear research iran is a member of the i.a.e.a. and a party to the nonproliferation treaty iran is going to respect that treaty says nuclear nonproliferation is in our interests as well i confirm that iran has made its intentions quite clear with regard to its nuclear program proving that it is peaceful this is further reaffirmed by the fact that the i.a.e.a. did not state in any of his reports th

senator, what do we do about iran? >> well, i think people need to understand why iran is doing this. the biggest nightmare for the ayatollah in iran is to have a democracy in iraq and afghanistan on their borders. so, yes, they are helping the taliban and trying to react to bring down the iraqi democracy and trying to undermine the efforts here. they're responsible for material coming in both countrys killing not only the american soldiers but the iraqi and afghan people. they are helping assad in syria. i hope people understand what iran is up to. their biggest nightmare is that the arab spring is successful, that we can pull off iraq and afghanistan in terms of representative democracy. they are going to fight to the bitter end. i hope we will be pushing back strong, i hope the president will condemn this. and put the iranians on notice that you are not going to undermine your two neighbors who are trying to be democracies without push-back here. >> shannon: senator lieberman, your colleague there mentioned their in

iran has just carried out an operation against the. backed. militia group in kurdistan pay jack which is really really very badly and iran has just taken over three of their bases so it was to be expected but whether it's going to in any way impede the run in nuclear program i don't believe that that is the case because knowledge is something you can't kill at this is something that the enemies of iran will have to buy a trial a has not come up with a single speck of evidence that iran has deviated from its peaceful nuclear activities it is a nuclear energy program given the shia appetites of the east and the west for energy resources of iran wants iran's energy resources have finished we have to look to the future are we going to be dependent for our fuel rods on the west will be east of the going to chance it or not and we've decided not to do so. well european leaders breathe a sigh of relief as greece has provided with a bailout of one hundred nine billion to euros well that's the spike the threat of athens credit rating plunging into the

yesterday at the russian embassy you described an approach toward iran on the nuclear issue one of what you called a step by step process whereby the iranians might take steps to address some of the i.a.e.a. concerns and the p five plus one in return would take steps to ease the pressure of sanctions can you shed can you give us details on the kinds of steps you would like to see the iranians take under such an approach and secretary clinton can you address the possibility of easing sanctions early in the process historically i think the administration has been reluctant to do that because of the feeling that to do so would be to give up your leverage at the start of a negotiation. we shouldn't be near. this issue and this is yet another. example of the fact that there are problems on our agenda we have the same final ains this came is to avoid proliferation of nuclear arms but at the same time we do have some individual approaches concerning the way we move to this goal and we have some coincide in point here we have collective documents of five plus one or three plus three whatever yo

state is allowed to cues in iran over its nuclear program i confirm that iran has made its intentions regarding its nuclear program and why it's clear and proven that it is peaceful minnis for our intentions how can the u.s. accuse us of. their intentions and if america itself was the first state every three years atomic weapons killing hundreds of thousands of innocent civilians in japan this is why we have no faith in america's intentions as history shows it can't be trusted with think that it's a political game you don't do iran's nuclear program and allegations that it wants to produce nuclear weapons have become instruments of exerting pressure on ourselves we don't see any problem in reaching a solution that will suit and benefit all parties and allow iran to go ahead with its nuclear program under the supervision of the international agency. well you can watch the whole interview here on thursday right here on r.t. . religious leaders from post soviet nations are uniting in ukraine to celebrate the christianization of ancient russia ukraine's capital kiev used to be the center

a can address that with the operation of the art dealing in iran and say why can't we be more like iran today? that's really president obama pointed that as the 2009 protest in tehran as perhaps the starting point of the arab spring. i think that's wrong. the starting point really was the defeat of revolution in lebanon in 2005. and that goes, put us back to where most of our, we don't want to go and that is the fall of saddam hussein is what really kicked this off. the bush second inaugural address which was quickly quashed, and president bush did not go forward with it politically, it was nonetheless there. they issued bank and wise, the question i think in the halls of the state department for generations had been do the arab people want to be free? and he answered that we got again and again was no, they don't. they have islam. we don't need it. but the arab spring in the march of this year, the answer is yes, they do. >> host: anyone who ever doubted that hasn't spent much time in the arab world. let me ask you about one of the really provocative passages of your book, where you re

this is why we have the blowback from iran today. this is why there are more than a million people caught in guatemala silverware. and then he talks about is only 4% of gdp and we don't need to worry about military spending? this is what we are the liberals, that we can't do anything about age to the public or medicare, medicaid and social security because it all individually in small portion of the problem. well, they spend on military armament, more than all other nations combined. this is a warfare state. make the mistake. when you are 1000 or 700 military bases, that's an expensive process that includes the country clothes for all the generals and that will take a family for a shame. when you occupy two countries, that is a major contribution to the fiscal problems this country is facing. you know, i think it was john quincy adams bedside, this country does not go abroad in search of monsters to destroy. when they went against iraq, i guarantee you no iraqi citizens with the iraqi president would then their ally had attacked the

iran has just carried out an operation against zionism backed. militia group in kurdistan page at which is hurt them really really very badly and iran has just taken over three of their bases so it was to be expected. but whether it's going to in any way impede the running nuclear program i don't believe that that is the case because knowledge is something you can't kill at the bin this is something that the enemies of iran will have to buy a trial the i.a.e.a. has not come up with a single speck of evidence that iran has deviated from its its peaceful nuclear activities it is a nuclear energy program given the shia appetites of the east and the west for energy resources of iran once iran's energy resources have finished we have to look to the future are we going to be dependent for our fuel rods on the west or the east always going to chance it or not and we've decided not to do so. the u.s. has moved a step closer to defaulting on its debts the latest round of talks to raise the country's debt ceiling collapse when a republican opposition leade