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Australia to assist Bangladesh in improving quality of higher education 558 keen interest to provide necessary assistance and quality assurance system to Bangladesh for improvement of the country’s higher education. Representatives of the Australian Department of Education, Skills and Employment today expressed the interest at a virtual meeting with University Grants Commission (UGC) of Bangladesh, said a press release here. At the meeting, UGC Secretary (Additional Charge) Dr Ferdous Zaman presented an overall picture of higher education in Bangladesh. In his presentation, Dr Ferdous said ...

Forces had nothing to do with regime change, no, no. regime change was going to be handled by a range of other measures that he said were in place to try to bring him down that the only purpose of these attacks is to prevent qaddafi from bringing about some terrible humanitarian calamity with savage attacks on the rebels around benghazi which he had threatened to do. that was the catalyst for the u.n. action and so on. so that's where he says we are. we have two distinct parts. >> bill: he has to do that for the u.n., i guess. it's all a matter of bs. it's just bs. it's my job to cut through i...

All thank our lucky stars now that he doesn't have nuclear weapons at the moment. therefore he would be an even great and menace than he is. at the moment we have this parallel of the attack on his compound which was done by the brits but would seem plainly to be an effort to kill the guy and, thereby, obviously get him out of power. >> bill: let me stop you there. so, that's true, what hume just told you is true and i told it to you too in the talking points memo. so now you have it from hume and o'reilly. and now you are looking at american general, ham, telling the world, you know what? we ...

Military attacks on qaddafi's forces had nothing to do with regime change, no, no. regime change was going to be handled by a range of other measures that he said were in place to try to bring him down that the only purpose of these attacks is to prevent qaddafi from bringing about some terrible humanitarian calamity with savage attacks on the rebels around benghazi which he had threatened to do. that was the catalyst for the u.n. action and so on. so that's where he says we are. we have two distinct parts. >> bill: he has to do that for the u.n., i guess. it's all a matter of bs. it's just bs...

Here is andrea mitchell, nbc. >> the problem the president has in projecting american values he first of all believes in multilateral policy. on that score he has really accomplished that. this was pretty remarkable bringing the coalition together and getting the arab league. >> bill: remarkable. >> am i a genius or what. >> bill: do you want genius. >> no, oracle is fine. >> bill: that's the spin. as kucinich said and i will get to him in a minute, unlike president bush and i thank karl rove again for correcting me on that, he didn't go to congress to consult with them on, this barack obama, ...