ok here's where israel gave back everything to egypt but egypt was willing to recognize israel. recognize israel send them bass's exchange and the state of war and everything you know just how it's money just don't have a say how can they do that if they don't have a state fred i mean really but they can they have the they have a state in the making they have leadership they can make whatever agreements they want to now the point that or the one thing they are just like to state about international law or this international law which governs israel israel tried to tries to what here has all my rever heard of the the tomb conference following the one nine hundred sixty seven war all the arab the arab league including palestinian representatives made it clear to the israel's no negotiations nothing no peace no negotiations it was all in though no no so one might understand why the israelis weren't willing to give it back now as to israel being threatened annoyed someone by the name of god. nasr the former president of egypt very very friendly with the soviet union which existed at

to compromise on let israel and work on your minds on anything israel's going to israel here's europe yeah israel and for first of all today in israel the probably of least about one hundred one hundred fifty thousand refugees that have come back over the last twenty or thirty years although nothing has happened israel compromise on the territories is where will probably put i listen to my well i. was with michael i don't i don't forget who the person was but one of my right wing friends made it very very clear if israel wants to settle with the palestinians there's going to have to be a compromise on jerusalem bibi netanyahu has made it clear in various places many of the settlements are going to be given up here's where we're going to compromise i haven't i haven't heard any of these things are going to have to go ahead on our fair time omar yeah. that's the thing i think i think the myth that israel is willing to compromise that anything has to be busted immediately the entire idea of the peace process i mean you have to keep in mind the huge palestinian compromise by engaging in t

ok here's where israel gave back everything to egypt but egypt was willing to recognize israel. recognize israel send them bass's exchange and the state of war and everything you know just how it's money just don't have a say how can they do that if they don't have a state fred i mean really but they can they have the they have a state in the making they have leadership they can make whatever agreements they want to now the point that or the one thing they are just like to state about international law or this international law which governs israel israel tried to tries to what here has all my rever heard of the the tomb conference following the one nine hundred sixty seven war all the arab the arab league including palestinian representatives made it clear to the israel's no negotiations nothing no peace no negotiations it was all in no no no so one might understand why the israelis weren't willing to give it back now as to israel being threatened annoyed someone by the name of god. nasr the former president of egypt very very friendly with the soviet union which existed at tha

in lebanon now russia of course israel has no quote israel doesn't. clash with russia and in directly it may even help russian industry if it destroys these missiles and russian industry can resell such items but this is of course. the currency of this moment most are at this moment though we have no we have no current confirmation of direct hezbollah involvement we also know that these russian weapons were actually sold to syria more than two years ago now if indeed israel is involved in these airstrikes what's tell of eve's motivation here. right because because israel does not go out and preempt syrian missiles be they surface to surface surface to air or. close to shore to see it does so only when syria seems to be on the verge of transporting transferring those missiles to hezbollah. hence in the south and central levanon they may indeed as you heard in the previous report they may threaten the northern part of israel merry time activity. gaz installations refineries and population centers so rather than wait until these missiles reach beirut or

israel gets 2% of the west bank, palestinians get 2% of israel, a one-for-1 swap. the israeli-american position, one that indyk formulates, and is just an echo of the israeli position, is that you will leave the west bank fragmented down the middle, in the north, they move -- lose the water, the most arable land, they lose east jerusalem. there is no palestinian state without east jerusalem. called greaters east do so for some -- jerusalem, that account for 40% of the economy. there is the palestinian state if israel annexes east jerusalem. the problem is how this will all be sold. people do not know the facts, and it is frustrating when you are watching what is happening. israel claims it wants all the west bank. that is what it formally claims, that is its theatrical position. and then it will say that we are making a gut wrenching concessions. wantll give up 90%, all we is 10%, and it will cast the palestinians as being so unreasonable. look at the gut wrenching concessions that israel is making. in fact, i think it will probably sell. i spoke to a palestinian p

is like a red bull to the israel. these ratings haven't been able to wipe it out though they've tried many a try they're now hoping that they can do it by completely weakening or destroying the syrian regime the syrian state could break up. or be completely destroyed so they are not unaware of what is happening in that country and in directly i would say yes they are providing help to the rebels. meanwhile syrian state t.v. has announced the army is discovered a rebel operated chemical lab or true packed with toxic substances the military claims there were destined to be punks into mortars and used the town government forces in damascus and it comes a we come to the army found more than two hundred eighty barrels of hazardous chemicals at a rebel hideout in a different city the syrian u.n. ambassador claimed it was potentially and now to devastate a whole city allegations of chemical weapons being used by both sides have been a crucial issue in the international dispute on how to handle the conflict in syria by the re

and israel in two thousand and nine it's claimed the n.s.a. got their hands on top secret communications between russian president dmitri medvedev and his delegation during the g. twenty in london if we move to europe french president francois hollande said negotiations over a huge pending trade deal between the u.s. and the shouldn't go ahead until washington halted any surveillance activity on a new allies moving to latin america where oil and military purchases were monitored in venezuela there were also telephone and e-mail intercepts in colombia a close military ally of washington while brazil has expressed its deep concern about revelations that its citizens were spied on in an industrial scale now these are just some examples of the thirty eight countries missions and embassies the u.s. are thought to have spied on and many of these nations remember a friendly to washington one such country is germany which was particularly stung by snowden's revelations europe's strongest economy is it seems being closely watched by the united states w

as to exactly what happened israel never stepped forward with an apology and told march and when israel did apologize turkey accepted the apology there was a lot of fanfare and international coverage made over that but it was really surprising because the two countries were really at odds at the time to keep record its ambassador it suspended ties with israel and what we see now is a sudden change of heart into a key towards israel this is a very unusual regional development because you have both regional powers who looked at odds with each other and then we have this recent information about compilation of an attack inside syria now what might be a real surprise for many of our viewers how deeply embedded israel and turkey at one stage were the two countries had very close relations in the one nine hundred ninety s. particularly military cooperation all of that deteriorated after the fratelli incident they can now be legitimate questions asked about the sincere motivation for the apology that israel gave over that flotilla incident questions need to be asked how and why an islamic coun

that israel used a turkish base to carry out a recent attack on syria but anchorage denies the allegations of collaboration. the syrian army and alleged rebel lab used to store and produce chemical substances that's according to the country's state television. says edward snowden will leave russia as soon as he is able to queues in the u.s. or blocking the whistleblower by intimidating countries who might offer asylum. and clashes and arrests protests rage across the u.s. triggered by the acquittal of a neighborhood watch guard who shot. the black teenager. live from our studio center here in moscow this is r.t. with international news and comment twenty four hours a day for the first time since the outbreak of the syrian conflict sources have told r.t. that israel used a turkish military base to launch a recent attack against syria a middle east correspondent paula has the details. auti sources tell us that israel used turkish military bases to launch attacks inside syria the latest attack was carried out in early july when there was a pre-dawn strike on the syrian city of latakia that al

and egypt where israel gets a great deal and all sorts of access to military technology building the wing of the f. thirty five lots of technology transfers and basically gets a bunch of tanks to keep their population down is not well received in the region it's a very toxic formulation and it might be good for the israelis and a pack might be able to trumpet it as a victory in washington but it over the long term and worse we're reaping the harvest right now it's a disaster because it really wants to people become aware of what the dynamic is in the region through social media and as the state loses its grip on information of course a people are going to react and they're going to want to renegotiate and have more of a say in their government particularly in foreign affairs over these important issues . charlie how do you react to it i'm sorry i go ahead charlie jump in i just i just i just don't totally buy that argument i don't think that the peace treaty between israel and egypt has anything to do with social conditions domestically i think that you know one thing that we haven't

with israel and what we see now is a sudden change of heart in tokyo towards israel this is a very unusual regional development because you have both regional powers who looked at odds with each other and then we have this recent information about compilation of an attack inside syria now what might be a real surprise for many of our viewers how deeply embedded israel and turkey at one stage were the two countries had very close relations in the one nine hundred ninety s. particularly military cooperation all of that deteriorated after the flotilla incident they can now be legitimate questions asked about the sincere motivation for the apology that israel gave over that flotilla incident questions need to be asked how and why an islamic country like turkey is allowing its arch enemy israel to use turkish bases to bomb a nother muslim nation and no doubt there is going to be massive fallout for turkey because of this compilation with israel so if indeed this month's latakia strike proves to be an israeli defense force operation it could become the country's fourth attack against syria in si

our sources say israel used. one of its recent attacks on syria despite the shops trading relations. have been experiencing in recent years. syria's a military reportedly find a rebel used to produce chemical substances the claims coming straight from syrian state television. spreads across the u.s. with police firing rubber bullets at crowds. of george zimmerman he shot dead and. he with me rory sushi let's get straight to our breaking news for you this hour for the first time since the outbreak of the syrian conflict israel used turkish military bases for one of its recent strikes against syria now this is according to our sources the latest on this now from our middle east correspondent paula. r.t. sources tell us that israel used turkish military bases to launch attacks inside syria now these allegations refer to one of the israeli attacks but the latest attack was carried out in early july when there was a pre-dawn strike on the syrian city of latakia that allegedly targeted russian made anti ship missiles u

more and more israeli say that is well it's not coming outside of israel will veto israel a soon rights organization you're saying to have voting rights not it doesn't hold me that that's that's just an old canard with respect peter it just doesn't hold what about resendiz of international law and the occupation of the west bank is that you know it's not a given that a democracy working late a minute when peter it democracy is peter democracy is working. you know what the problem is is again the border has to be defined by two parties and it hasn't been defined yet and these are disputed territories there's nobody on the occupied territories under international law they're not disputed they're neither disputed they are the occupied under international law and that's western i'm sorry they're not yet until i've got to say we're going to disagree and say it's going to be impossible that is no use going our and i'm sorry it's not going to exile a long term canard that territories conquered in war during the one nine hundred sixty seven conflicts which by the way israel started the idea tha

forever settlement blocks heart of israel forever perhaps saying that israel shouldn't build in far flung areas that will be part of a palestinian state make sense of what europe has done here is drawn the line arbitrarily and now where seven hundred thousand people live and that's really hard and that's unfair and so you have in elected israeli government despite what the gentleman from the european parliament says we have a moderate parliament that we elected that has fifty nine seats out of one hundred twenty on the left very evenly distributed these people want there to be two states for two peoples and the very fact that the european parliament member would rather see uprisings intifadas and war and death it's just really really unfortunate we should have democracy and it's time for europe to stop undermining democracy and allow there to be peace and stop taking actions against peace that would result in thousands of palestinians being unemployed losing their livelihood democracy peace yes war uprisings and death no and paul very briefly we're almost out of time you have about

companies so it's sort of the how does israel sort of be the interest of the american. and he sort of how does it do for the other way that it's a huge law it's it was a huge liability go ahead charlie you go ahead let's finish your point remember israel has legitimate defense of needs against people on their border but you know one thing the united states isn't doing i don't think or we could do better is to leverage the aid we're giving to countries especially to egypt where we were we say you know we try and move countries towards a democratic model where you're saying that amount when it's real it's well darling would you like to leverage it to with israel in its treatment of the how much money insisting that well considering that israel is of a free and functioning democracy i'm not sure we're quite worried you're pushing the human rights agenda and what about twenty percent of the population are second class citizens. well know that they're not actually yes they are israeli citizens have full rights in that area and the palestinians are an undefined quantity but t

is like a red bull to the israel. the israelis haven't been able to wipe it out though they've tried many years they're now hoping that they can do it by completely weakening or destroying the syrian regime the syrian state could break up oh all be completely destroyed so they are not unaware of of what is happening in that country and in directly i would say yes they are providing help to the rebels. now turkey and israel have been at loggerheads since the twenty ten commando raid on a turkish humanitarian aid flotilla which certainly sparked fury from ankara at the time the turkish prime minister said of the one accused israel of carrying out a massacre saying tel aviv would not be able to wash the blood off its hands now turkish outrage was echoed by a un human rights council report slamming israeli troops for breaching international law and using an unacceptable level of brutality well in two thousand and twelve a trial in absentia began of four former israeli commandos on charges of inciting murder through cruelt

they do not recognize israel's right to exist.id none of the things you just said in terms of the moderation and spirit of compromise. isn't that a problem? >> i don't believe the hamas issue is a problem. hamas has already agreed with the plo that the plo should represent palestinians in negotiations. they have also agreed with the plo that there should be some kind of a referendum, where all palestinians vote on the package deal that would be agreed upon between israel and the plo. so on this issue, i don't think it's going to be an obstacle to the talks. i think the obstacle are the -- based on the '67 borders. on the hamas side, they might stay a few things against it, but at the end of the day, most palestinians by polls have shown that they're in favor of a two-state solution. >> lots more ahead on this show, including the world's latest superhero. a burqa clad pakistani. but up next, what in the world? the great conflict between china, russia and the united states. it's the new cold war, maybe it's not a war, but it's very,

the un human rights wrapper to tells us israel is quote genocidal. and why the answer to nineteen eighty-four could be seventeen somebody say. the. right party called the luci didn't dream of a repressive state. when they found fundamentally wrong they simply point call to them. dependent they've been truly on call to let you know one of the major problems the right think they came to the public. schools of july recess to the fool for cool fifty fifty school to bring back the full amendment of the constitution three days five hundred thousand people have written to the congress through. the fool fool movement demands a name to. every post having been exposed posting everything to the government big take joy in florida expressed fears over a ploy called people to move to encrypted chemo like. mail operating systems such as law and umbrellas the like cool listening to james cool of the colbert report good to talk to you one should those who haven't switched worry about their every move being tracked lots of her journey. who wrote about the idea of a pe

israel will not say anything about this i think the u.s. government officials what they what they what they think what they say what's going to happen and then one response is we're watching it carefully israel realizes that this isn't anything that it can impact on israel has no impact or any significance on internal affairs inside egypt anything they say anybody they would perceive to be backing would be used by the other side against that person so israel as in syria by the way very careful to stay out of the events. and last has been in the office for only i gather why is he being blamed for all this triangle's egypt faces than look i think i think what happened to a large extent is you have a situation where expectations were raised from mendis lehi lot of internal problems inside of egypt is going to take a long time to fix them and you can't expect somebody is going to be able to do it overnight i think he would he raise unrealistic expectations i also think that he you know he erred in not be more inclusive in not being kind of a bi

and turkey let's israel use one of its military bases for a recent attack against syria that's according to an r.t. source but ankara firmly denies that claim. thanks for tuning in this hour i'm lucy cough and open of course you're watching the weekly right here on r.t. . thousands have been gathering all week in cities across the united states to protest the acquittal of george zimmerman and that this is after a court found him not guilty of murder when he shot dead of the unarmed black teenager trayvon martin the ruling had set off a nationwide debate on racial hatred as our washington correspondent reports we've seen protests in dozens of cities in the u.s. throughout the week following the verdict in the doors remembering people took to the streets demonstrating at courthouses and police stations throughout the country demanding justice for trayvon martin the seventeen year old black man who was struck there by a neighborhood watch volunteer dozens of people were arrested most of the arrests were made on charges of on law and with sampling in some places like in samara. and you know

and israel and their allies in in waging this war on syria after the previous trying by israel damascus claimed it was a declaration of war from your point here how syria is about to react now. well this has to be seen as a as an act of war it's a declaration of war. by by decree by default if not by decree and certainly this is a huge step forward for any two nations so i think that this has to be seen as an act of war i think the only appropriate response would be for syria to be treated as such and in fact there is some indications that there has already been some sort of retaliation just shortly after this airstrike occurred there was an f. sixteen that was downed at sea and israeli f. sixteen was downed at sea the official explanation was that it was engine malfunction and now the entire israeli air force is grounded all of its f. fifteen s and f. sixteen s but sources inside syria are indicating that in fact that was shot down by syria so so there are still some some up in the air about that report but if true again that means that syria has already taken this quite seriously now

israel reels over an imminent easy you financial blockade effectively cutting off settlements built on palestinian land from any sort of european union funding. and is of economic desperation wasn't enough for beleaguered spain the crowds have poured into the streets over elevations revelations of mass corruption at the top of the ruling party. so good to have you with us this evening i'm lucy calf and of course you're watching our t.v. well moving on to our top story anti-corruption blogger alexei navalny has been released at least for now this after he had been handcuffed in court and taking to preliminary detention not only was sentenced to five years in prison for embezzlement but prosecutors have insisted that he shouldn't be locked up until his appeal has been heard our days are in a political reports from outside of the courthouse. well diversification has made an appeal to the court following yesterday's verdict guilty to both of ali and his codefendant put it sort of on charges of the best moments in the amount of roughly sixteen million rubles that's about half a million doll

also, they are expecting israel to -- israel has already agreed on that. whether they will be met is a different question. >> how much optimism is there? >> the optimism is kind of high. it has been three years since the negotiations have been unearthed. the secretary of justice has said he is full of hope for these negotiations to come to a good and. this is a promising step but there is still much work to be done. it dampens the expectations a little bit by saying these are not yet he's a gauche nations but preliminary measures for peace negotiations still to come. three years have passed. i believe the hopes are very high. we will have to see what they can bring up and washington. we have run out of time. thank you for taking the time to talk to us. a violent season in iraq became more deadly in the southern and central parts of the country after telling more people and injuring over 200. the attacks targeted predominantly shiite issues. >> many were crowded markets. more than 800 people have been killed in attacks this month alone. the industry accuses

of whom are citizens of israel. about israeli decisions the release is not clear. they said they will be released in stages. and that their release will be conditioned by what palestinians provide politically on the table. we this is an act of blackmail. that their release will be used as an instrument of blackmailing the palestinian negotiators. >> getting to this point has not been easy. the u.s. secretary of state john kerry has made six trips to the region in the last four months to get both sides back to the negotiating table. the meeting in washington later on monday is expected to involve senior aides to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and palestinian president mahmoud abbas. it will be their first direct talk in more than three years, but the focus will be on procedural issues, such as the location and format of each session. >> it is a hard day. the decision was made. i hope we will not pay a horrible price for this in the future. thin on theis trust ground, there is also the problem of inclusion.

also, they are expecting israel to -- israel has already agreed on that. whether they will be met is a different question. >> how much optimism is there? >> the optimism is kind of high. it has been three years since the negotiations have been unearthed. the secretary of justice has said he is full of hope for these negotiations to come to a good and. this is a promising step but there is still much work to be done. it dampens the expectations a little bit by saying these are not yet he's a gauche nations but preliminary measures for peace negotiations still to come. three years have passed. i believe the hopes are very high. we will have to see what they can bring up and washington. we have run out of time. thank you for taking the time to talk to us. a violent season in iraq became more deadly in the southern and central parts of the country after telling more people and injuring over 200. the attacks targeted predominantly shiite issues. >> many were crowded markets. more than 800 people have been killed in attacks this month alone. the industry accuses

and israel on this issue and my sense of the e.u. agreements is that they have no record no israel. sovereignty over. the areas. you know which man who used to release from gaza so i do not accept that there will be a violation of existing agreements. ok that was john de garde professor of international law thanks so much sir for sharing your views with us here on our teeth and crossed uk is up next. if you want is something truly baffling the u.s. supreme court has ruled that generic drug makers cannot be sued for bad reactions to their products only the original branded creators of the drugs can the court's decision was five to four overturning a multimillion dollar award for a woman who was horribly wounded by taking a medication which gave her toxic epidermal necrosis which is basically the equivalent of getting third degree burns all over her body and of course after winning the case mutual pharmaceutical company is demanding their millions of dollars back from the woman who they naturally blame for having side effects from the medicine they made themselves remember this is not

they cannot cross into israel for work or to go to the west bank. and the only exist is through egypt where people spend days at the border. >> i felt like i left to go to another country, you know? >> you went to another country. >> so you think i did the right thing? >> oh, forget it. >> forget it? >> yeah. >> they'll lynch you. you know? because they don't have too many trees. i don't know where they'll handing you from. >> i'm always eager to come here because this is my home. and then when i go back, i take with me a lot of guilt leaving these people behind. >> when are we going to get to the humane level? people should be incensed. not just the palestinians. we should fight arabs and jews to preserve that. >> my opinion is that both sides, people are tired, fatigued and brainwashed and they will not reeble in a way that they would march? the streets. people are saying i care about my four corners and my garden, and it's out of my control and i don't see this rebellion happening. >> clearly i'm the optimist of 2002 of us. in fact, i believe tha

to get intot going change,e of how they but israel has an interesting. we have long said and then proud of the fact that we are the only democracy in the middle east. we would be happier and prouder democracy in the middle east. tavis: does this mean egypt is heading in that direction? >> we are very proud of being that democracy and we want to be surrounded by democratic nations. historically, democracies don't get into conflict with one another. tavis: what does concern you about this crisis in egypt. >> of the nature of the peace agreement between us and the egyptians. it has been a cornerstone for more than three decades. i know we are going to talk about that in a bid. it serves as the first grade peace agreement between israel and a major arab neighbor. preservingning and that peace is a paramount concern and of paramount israeli interests. -- tavis: how tenuous is that agreement. >> even as recently as last november, fighting through the terrorists, egypt played a even during role morsi. we expect egypt to play that positive role. about some are c

turkey israel used one of its military bases for a recent attack against syria according to an r.t. source but denies the claims. nine pm in moscow bring you today's top stories and a look back at the week's news thousands have been gathering all week in cities across the u.s. to protest the acquittal of george zimmerman after a jury found him not guilty of murder when he shot dead on arm black teenager trayvon martin the ruling set off a nationwide debate on racial hatred as a washington correspondent. for. we've seen protests in dozens of cities in the u.s. throughout the week following the verdict in the george zimmerman case people took to the streets demonstrating at courthouses and police stations throughout the country demanding justice for trayvon martin the seventeen year old black man who was struck dead by a neighborhood watch volunteer dozens of people were arrested most of the arrests were made on charges of a lawful the samplings some places like examiner and you know protests turned violent demonstrators the rocks a passing car many many americans were following the z

with israel and what we see now is a sudden change of heart in turkey towards israel this is a very unusual regional development because you have both regional powers who

and one hand washing the other an r t source says israel used a turkish military base to carry out an air strike on syria allegations that have been denied. reports emerge that germany's intelligence service. the n.s.a. and its surveillance. program. and broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is our recapping the week's top stories with the weekly. thousands have been gathering all week in cities across america to protest against the equivalent of george zimmerman this after a jury found him not guilty of murder in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teenager trayvon martin the ruling set off a nationwide debate on racial hatred from washington artie's going to has the story . we've seen protests in dozens of cities in the u.s. throughout the week following the verdict in the george zimmerman case people took to the streets demonstrating at courthouses and police stations throughout the country demanding justice for trayvon martin the seventeen year old black man who was shot dead by a neighborhood watch volunteer dozens of people were arrested most of the arrests were m

and turkey let's israel use one of its military bases for a recent attack against syria according to an r.t. source on her firmly denies the claim. thanks for staying with us here on. good to have you with us it's eight pm in moscow thousands have been gathering all week in cities across the u.s. to protest the acquittal of george zimmerman this after a jury found him not guilty of murder when he shot dead an arm black teenager trayvon martin the ruling set off a nationwide debate on racial hatred as our washington correspondent reports. we've seen protests in dozens of cities in the u.s. throughout the week following the verdict in the george zimmerman case people took to the streets demonstrating at courthouses and police stations throughout the country demanding justice for trayvon martin the seventeen year old black man who was struck dead by a neighborhood watch volunteer dozens of people were arrested most of the arrests were made on charges of a lawful the families some places like examiner and you know protests turned violent demonstrators the rocks the passing cars so many m

and one hand washing the other source says israel used a turkish military base to carry out an air strike on syria allegations that have been denied by an encore. plus reports emerge that germany's intelligence service is eagerly helped the n.s.a. and its surveillance that's despite berlin's much touted outrage over america's spying program. broadcasting live from our studios in moscow recapping the week's top stories this is r.t. with a weekly glad to have you with us now thousands have been gathering all week in cities across america to protest against the acquittal of george zimmerman this after a jury found him not guilty of murder in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teenager trayvon martin the ruling set off a nationwide debate on racial hatred from washington going to church you can has the story for us. dozens of cities in the u.s. throughout the week following the verdict in the george zimmerman case people took to the streets demonstrating at courthouses and police stations throughout the country demanding justice for trayvon martin the seventeen year old black man who was

the un human rights robert tells us israel is quote genocidal. and why the answer to nine hundred eighty four could be seventeen somebody say. the. right party called. dream of a repressive state. when they found fundamentally wrong they simply point call to the. independent they intrude on the call to do you know one of the major problem the right thing they came to the public. schools of july recess to the fool for cool fifty cities cool to bring back the fulfillment of the constitution three days five hundred thousand people have written to the congress through. the authority full movement demands an end. of every post having been posting everything to the government take joy in florida feel over call people to move to encrypt to chemo like. operating systems such as lloyd grove like told the think that a couple of the colbert report groups talk to one should those who haven't switched worry about their every move being tracked the loss of her jeremy bentham who wrote about the idea of a perfect prison called the panopticon which is the idea o