germany is always one step ahead of the rest of europe and europe needs to follow along and it's one of things that. labor reforms they did ahead of this crisis and again we were talking about russia picking a bad time to reform europe's even a worse position because they don't have this buffer of money or borrowing and they need to do the reforms that germany has actually already put in place under schroeder. which is one of the reasons why germany is doing well but it's not just germany the periphery states also needs to tackle these problems and there doesn't seem to be much backbone to do it's you know their little nickel will exactly they're looking to germany for a hand in the end it's to throw money at the problem but it goes away so you get through the election so like it starts you know that's the big problem here because merkel was elected not to do such a thing you know absolutely i like i fundamentally believe that you all should stick to what i think we will see still significant problems in the pressure of europe i think that you know the heartland of europe northern eu

step ahead of the rest of europe and europe needs to follow along and it's one of things that. labor reforms they did ahead of this crisis and again we were talking about russia picking a bad time to reform europe's even a worse position because they don't have this buffer of money or borrowing and they need to do the reforms that germany has actually already put in place under schroeder. which is one of the reasons why germany is doing well but it's not just germany the periphery states also needs to tackle these problems and there doesn't seem to be much backbone to do it's you know their little nickel will exactly they're looking to germany for a hand in the end it's to throw money at the problem hope it goes away so you get through the election so i guess that's you know that's the big problem here because merkel was elected not to do such a thing yeah absolutely i like i fundamentally believe that your should stick to what i think we will see still significant problems in the pressure of europe i think that you know the heartland of europe northern europe asia is robust an

is europe sort of mass for a while merkel being reelected is very positive news for europe you know obviously to form a coalition gap but that'll do that'll get done i still worry for certain southern european states which has been indicated earlier you know have significant levels of youth unemployment there's a generation of voice to talent that so europe's got a lot of healing to do i think oh no gentlemen i mean healing yes but ben is it just another big bubble. which is a big bubble with quantitative easing i mean when you see this really all too easy credit out in the world right there in the united states it's a bubble it's a misguided policy i mean the whole point of easing and stuff loans is basically throwing money at a problem supposedly down the road so that you don't have to deal with it and the basic problem is to deal with the debts and have it because you know during the crisis the governments took a lot of that bad bank and just put it all on the national balance sheets and countries don't you know go bankrupt i mean they can default there but they don't go bankrupt

there are currently one hundred eighty five nuclear power plants in europe and another seventeen on the way france is almost a third of the total with fifty eight plants producing seventy eight percent of the country's energy needs only stations have produced well over one million cubic meters of radioactive waste ninety percent of which is stored in three facilities this is where nuclear fusion comes in almost the difference. nuclear fission isn't normally found in nature it's the process by which heavy elements split to form lighter elements and has been created by man kind to make poa stations and nuclear bombs. typical reaction a neutron hits isotope which caused it to destabilize and splits into small elements and neutrons giving off energy unfortunately its also uses a large amounts of radioactive waste which is incredibly hard to dispose of safely nuclear fusion on the other hand is nature's atomic power just have to look at the some of the stars to see it in action in this reaction hydrogen isotopes in this case tritium and uteri and combined to form a heavy isotope helium a sin

territorial waters they fish they load the fish into the ships and leave for europe . to day illegal fishing just taking the bread out of our mouths. they. were not psyched to active camps on a motorway where patients are forced to monitor amounts of their strike never turned the world's attention to the ways that something gulag of our times. another day and yet more damaging revelations that the case communications head coolth is still human sort of build the legs the g c h q went to to keep them must surveillance program secret. also the price of membership london's being forced to cough up a staggering twenty seven billion pounds a year for complying with the use nanny regulations. whilst they were tani's are put to the test as turkey turns away from its allies in seeking a missile the fans deal with china. this is r.t. coming to you live from.

also we report on europe's multi-trillion shadow economy a black market so massive it's costing some states a third of their revenues in a few minutes we'll tell you why ordinary europeans and businesses are turning to the financial in the world for refuge.

worldwide and in europe now the trade agreement said to be worth almost two hundred seventy billion dollars and slated to create over two million jobs could now be in jeopardy french president francois all along said that the n.s.a. spying has threatened trade talks or at the very least required a lot more data protection laws joining me live from the hill where the house congressional hearing on five to reform is underway our chief political commentator sam. there now sam i want to start off by asking you about the potential economic ramifications this n.s.a. spying has or could have globally. but it's good to be on there and so yeah most of since these n.s.a. revelations have come out a lot of concerns have been on constitutional concerns privacy rights civil liberties right to free association things like that all very legitimate concerns and also in diplomatic concerns what does this do to the u.s. image abroad what does this do with our relationship with our allies again very legitimate concerns but let's talk about or the economic consequences of the n.s.a. is mass spying programs thi

and just give you a few numbers here facebook has two hundred sixty one million active users in europe apple last year of its income twenty two percent of it came from europe a lot of these tech companies are very involved in europe they're not just in the united states so when europeans perceive these tech companies as kind of being the the sentinels of the n.s.a. spying program that's going to affect business that's done as you mentioned the thirty five billion dollars hit to the cloud computing industry well here's another one how about a one hundred eighty billion dollars hit or twenty five percent decrease in technology search for technology services companies by two thousand and sixteen that was a study that was done. that was done earlier by cambridge massachusetts a research group in cambridge massachusetts found this huge economic consequence telecom companies over the next few years as a result of this n.s.a. scandal now sam how are companies that provide a kind. touched on this before but provide us secure communications services reacting to n.s.a. spying abroad. well you wo

some time ago around two tells in a two thousand and nine disk space if you fail all over europe. it was kicked off by anglo-irish bank in this country who are probably the most criminal of all banks they broke every liquidity lauda curry's jail sentences instead our government phina fall at the time gave them all big bonuses our regulator who should have been gone for treason got a six hundred thousand payoff as well as a big pension our new government who are now in power finagle and labor of course were saying all the right things before they got into power and then when they got into power they're actually worse than the last crowed. sounds like this country and what isn't making policy is that your party would implement if you had representation in parliament. well first of all we would see rather than saying born bond holders that seems to be a very populist thing to say are what we would suggest in direct democracy that we would suspend all capital in interest payments until there is a full legal review to see if ireland had any moral are lawful obligation to pay back gambl

worldwide and in europe now the trade agreement said to be worth almost two hundred seventy billion dollars and slated to create over two million jobs could now be in jeopardy french president francois all along said that the n.s.a. spying has threatened trade talks or at the very least required a lot more data protection laws joining me live from the hill where the house congressional hearing on five to reform is underway our chief political commentator sam. here now sam i want to start off by asking you about the potential economic ramifications this n.s.a. spying has or could have globally. but it's going to be under bust and so yeah most of since these n.s.a. revelations have come out a lot of concerns have been on constitutional concerns privacy rights civil liberties right to free association things like that all very legitimate concerns and also on diplomatic concerns what does this do to the u.s. image abroad what does this do with our relationship with our allies that again very legitimate concerns but let's talk about or the economic consequences of the n.s.a. is mass spying progr

but they enter our territorial waters they fish they load the fish on to the ships and leave for europe. to day illegal fishing is taking the bread out of our mouths. press and media freedom worth nothing. when it comes to the interests of multinationals we have a media that is corrupted by power mostly by corporate you have corporate ownership from the top of the of corporate advertising coming in from the side we have the media this is where advertising and money and corporate influence is really the mother's milk a documentary filmmaker is being sued. for the truth has been told the private investigator still some think something taking e-mail reading it can't people buy and sell those kind of services all over the world when you've got hundreds of million dollar industry that needs to protect its reputation a few million being spent on a on a campaign to do just that just for me goods good money wells well spent. so want to. jamie the national security agency has taken months of scandal embarrassing to obama and his administration to this point what is clear is the following the oba

the three decades ago was basically at the bottom of the income scale in europe u.s. companies were looking for opportunities as other tax havens like. puerto rico were closing down and then of course they were looking at the e.u. and all the opportunities that were available there and the high level of education in all the english speakers and so very convenient to their corporate headquarters their european headquarters in ireland. comedy them with lower tax rates so everything just came together very wonderfully about two or three decades ago and then over time as the. world economy has become increasingly increasingly globalized and as more of our economy is about intellectual property and not bricks and mortar you can see there is more of this stateless income sloshing around the system which provided ireland with even more opportunities to be. a leader in competitiveness with multinationals now i have one final question for you what country today do you believe has this simplistic and most effective tax cut i know that's a lot of question but a lot of your opini

command of a female warrior to crush the failings formation that had never before been defeated in europe and was their will perhaps it was in these facts that led to the amazon myth on the. horse he feels avarice thing. system like the following lines in ranks hold the reins and then slowly pull them to yourself it's important to hold them back straight. times carried. the old economy a few years. john did not need to. get out he also thought. oh yeah that's a. good job not. just close just not just. the kickboxing world cup i took first prize on my third attempt. at the best singing. was in. when i won it was like an emotional it's closing. those. third. eye. is not a supreme ouster of combat go back today he's just a sunday doubt he doesn't get to see his own son often enough. in the only one here on the ole back don't go for too long he's got his homework to do we don't see each other all small town for the weekend more often the. night my. so when you close the brandish a saber like this to. i like dad because we can go home walks he can take me to them his mind parekh buy me things.

spying in europe comes away empty handed while an internal review into america's surveillance activities continues. it is laughable it is just about as laughable as wall street banks regulating themselves. their human beings after all there's no reason to expect if they enjoy being here as torture accusations keep piling up in the guantanamo bay prison officials inside the cabin trying to convince our crew the inmates a fine and enjoy force feeding that story in just a minute. secret deal to.

there are currently one hundred eighty five nuclear power plants in europe and another seventeen on the way france is almost a third of the total with fifty eight plants producing seventy eight percent of the country's energy needs only stations have produced well over one million cubic meters of radioactive waste ninety percent of which is stored in three facilities this is where nuclear fusion comes in almost the difference. nuclear fission isn't normally found in nature it's the process by which heavy elements split to form lighter elements and has been created by mankind to make poa stations and nuclear bombs. typical reaction a neutron hits isotope which caused it to destabilize and splits into small elements and neutrons giving off energy. fortunately it's also uses a large amounts of radioactive waste which is incredibly hard to dispose of safely nuclear fusion on the other hand is nature's atomic power you just have to look at the some of the stars to see it in action in this reaction hydrogen isotopes in this case tritium and uteri and combine to form a heavy isotope helium a s

into a sovereign wealth fund to rival governments backed investment funds that have sprung up across europe the middle east and asia in the last twenty years a group of labor m.p.'s will say this week basically this is a great idea because other countries like norway famously have a sovereign wealth fund from the all that north sea oil britain could have had a sovereign wealth fund had they created one based on the north sea oil but instead they reply now that into a house by kulish and bubbles you know part of the reason they don't have a sovereign wealth fund is due to the bubble popping in two thousand and eight norway was not so foolish other countries are sovereign wealth funds here in the u.k. they're saying take the palaces that are owned by the crown i think you mentioned eight or nine billion pounds worth wrapped those into a palace backed bond essentially and then you can use that as a fractional palast lending obligation facility and spin that to eighty ninety one hundred billion pounds to go out there and buy. assets around the world i'm not sure why this is not a good idea i th

give both with the territorial waters and the fish they load the fish on to the ships and leave for europe. to day illegal fishing just taking the bread out of our mouths. some of the sixteen percent means you imports came from illegal fishing. the european union is ironically taking fish from some of the poorest nations on earth so this is a very serious and very urgent problem that needs immediate international action. coupon for them to enter our territorial waters because they fish they load the fish on to the ships and leave for europe. to day illegal fishing just taking the bread out of our mouths. but. i would like to know that you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open process is critical to our democracy albus. role. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and our crust to mco we've been a hydrogen ally a handful of transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once told to us by job market and on this show

territorial waters they fish they load the fish on to the ships and leave for china eight shows spain in europe. years a bottom trawl which destroys the ecosystem. they only choose the noble fish for which they have orders and they throw the rest. back into the sea dead on the man. they throw away tons of dead fish all the time. don't so they kill the resources. that are not accessible to small fisherman. get a loot the sea bottom and destroy the oceans. but. where you once saw life where you once saw the gorgons this beautiful marine plant was you know you see only garbage. this statistics the facts and figures they all speak for themselves if we do not act today to combat i.e. you fishing then we will have no fish some of the estimates are that you know within fifty to one hundred years our season will be devoid of commercial fish stocks so this is a very serious and very urgent problem that needs immediate international action. before we would see very big fish thirty kilo groupers the. huge guard fish sharks we would see many big fish. come today if we see a group of this size we're surpris

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into a sovereign wealth fund to rival governments backed investment funds that have sprung up across europe the middle east and asia in the last twenty years a group of labor m.p.'s will say this week basically this is a great idea because other countries like norway famously have a sovereign wealth fund from the wall that north sea oil britain could have had a sovereign wealth fund had they created one based on a north sea oil but instead they reply now that into a house by kulish and bubbles you know part of the reason they don't have a sovereign wealth fund is due to the bubble popping in two thousand and eight norway was not so foolish other countries are sovereign wealth funds here in the u.k. they're saying take the palaces that are owned by the crown and i think you mention eight or nine billion pounds worth wrapped owes into a palace backed bond essentially and then you can use that as a fractional palast lending obligation facility and spin that to eighty ninety one hundred billion pounds to go out there and buy. strategic assets around the world i'm not sure why this is not a good

waters they fish because they load this fish on to the ships and leave for china eight shows spain in europe. years a bottom trawl which destroys the ecosystem. going to what they only choose the noble fish for which they have orders and they threw the rest back into the sea dead on that man. they throw away tons of dead fish all the time. don't so they kill the resources in that city even though there are not accessible to small fisherman to. get a loot the sea bottom and destroy the oceans. but. good reason is that the young. where you once saw life can play where you once saw the gorgons this beautiful marine plant. no you see only garbage. the statistics the facts and figures. they all speak for themselves if we do not act today to combat are you fishing and we will have no fish some of the estimates are that you know within fifty to one hundred years our season will be devoid of commercial fish stocks so this is a very serious and very urgent problem that needs immediate international action. of all before we would see very big fish thirty kilo groupers. him on huge guard fish versus sh

deflationary wave it's completeness highly contagious so we see this contagion spreading throughout europe so let's look at an economy like the u.k. or the united states could it happen there i think so it's happening right now it's just the because of the size of the country is so enormous and the first stops in pockets the deflation but then these spreads and therefore people who are not in that particular pocket they don't move to small school and go on they don't feel it so it's business as usual but it's not it's a brand new game a very dangerous ok let me move on a recent business week headline right reads the fed's get to business the article claims that the fed's low interest rates had allowed businesses to save seven hundred billion on interest costs in two years that's sounds like a good thing what's wrong with that they are missing the destruction of copper tools which is the invisible part these transfer payments are the visible part that let me but this is one more money is good for you it's like. spring green it's fertilizing the lawn the crop is coming but actually that's no

with our allies when they are trying to save innocent once and preserve peace freedom and stability in europe. that is what we are doing in kosovo the qualities of courage and compassion that we strive for in america also determine our conduct abroad. the american flag stands for more than our power and our interests. ultimately this is not about who occupies this office at any given time it's about who we are as a country. and to. see that. we as a country invaded iraq in two thousand and three we were looking for weapons of mass destruction that didn't even exist the little white lights of the u.n. never heard anyone. my fellow citizens at this hour american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq to free its people and to defend the world from grave danger. on my orders coalition forces and begin striking selected targets of military importance to undermine saddam hussein's ability to wage war. these are opening stages of what will be a broad and concerted campaign. our president was looking to get rid of evil saddam so iraqis could enjoy the kind

pharmacy of the developing world all the other big manufacturing companies they do have the best in europe. they're trying to go ahead and negotiate on intellectual property rights as well because the voice. in india that might be placed into big profit margins and know. which is which has been going ahead and hindering profits of the pharmaceutical companies because when they try to word and sell their products in africa for example obviously a generic pharmaceutical will be able to get a much greater price compared to what they're offering and both are equally good. emirs become the cheap key competitor if india starts doing it india becomes a prominent upload of these products then the rest of the world can also do it i do next to challenge. i. know fargas claims to understand poor people's inability to access drugs and for that reason it gives glivec for free to fifteen thousand patients and meet with the help of a program that a supervised by the max foundation. has been approved by novak this and. physician. to give them money and foundation and. mr vince devised a doctor himself was

pharmacy in the developing world all the other big manufacturing companies they do have the best in europe. they're trying to go ahead and negotiate on intellectual property rights as well because the voice. in india that might be placed into big profit margins and know. which is which has been going ahead and hindering profits of big pharmaceutical companies because when they try to word and sell their products in africa for example obviously a generic pharmaceutical be able to give a much greater price compared to what they're offering and both are equally good. emirs become the cheap key competitor if india starts doing it or india because the prominence of blood of these products then the rest of the world can also do it i think that's the challenge. i. know fargas claims to understand poor people's inability to access drugs and for that reason it gives glivec for free to fifteen thousand patients and meet with the help of a program that a supervised by the max foundation. has been approved by. physicians. and. mr vinson a doctor himself was diagnosed in two thousand and four with lloy

who are no longer using while we're giving up our second cars we're getting back on bicycles even in europe i believe that bicycle sales in fact are outpacing. automobile sales in most your most european countries so you know there's there's grotesque outcomes to this maxim in there's also some good ones air is getting a little bit cleaner in the o.e.c.d. because we're burning less coal and burning and burning less oil but you're right max the energy transition that kicked off with the oil shock in two thousand and eight is still with us peak oil in terms of the end of cheap oil is still with us and the economy is is sort of perma. constrained as a result and the occur and we're in a phase of stagnation and in this phase of stagnation wealth inequality and wealth disparity is expanding and it's expanding rapidly democrat or what i'm trying to get at here is that the higher price of oil is sending a completely false signal because the higher price of oil is not signaling robust economic growth the highest price in oil is signaling money printing by the central banks at artificially low inter

our allies when they are trying to save innocent lives and preserve peace freedom and stability in europe. that is what we are doing in kosovo the qualities of courage and compassion that we strive for in america also determine our conduct abroad. the american flag stands for more than our power and our interests. ultimately this is not about who occupies this office at any given time it's about who we are as a country. we as a country invaded iraq in two thousand and three we were looking for weapons of mass destruction that didn't even exist a little white lie to the un never hurt anyone. my fellow citizens at this hour american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq to free its people and to defend the world from grave danger. on my waters coalition forces have begun striking selected targets of military importance undermine saddam hussein's ability to wage war. these are opening stages of what will be a broad and concerted campaign. our president was looking to get rid of evil saddam so iraqis could enjoy the kind of democracy we enjoy in am

never a lot of good crisis go to waste china turns to europe for investment opportunities snapping up companies all over the continent. and the swiss army simulates a war against a debt stricken french government that's sound troops to recover stolen gold.

never let a good crisis go to waste china turns to europe for investment opportunities snapping up companies all over the a charity hate continent. and the swiss army simulates a war against a debt stricken french government that send troops to recover stolen gold. this is already coming to you live from moscow with memory.

stand with our allies when they are trying to save innocent and preserve peace freedom and stability in europe. that is what we are doing in kosovo the qualities of courage and compassion that we strive for in america also determine our conduct abroad. the american flag stands for more than our power and our interests. ultimately this is not about who occupies this office at any given time it's about who we are as a country. and to. see that. we as a country invaded iraq in two thousand and three we were looking for weapons of mass destruction that didn't even exist a little white lie to the u.n. never hurt anyone. my fellow citizens at this hour american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq to free its people and to defend the world from grave danger. on my orders coalition forces and begin striking selected targets of military importance to undermine saddam hussein's ability to wage war. these are opening stages of what will be a broad and concerted campaign. our president was looking to get rid of evil saddam so iraqis could enjoy the kind of de

and the president and we're going to see the bond vigilantes that were coming out in full force in europe eventually come home to roost here right in the u.s. is now having well there you have it on the short term bond but on the subject of quantitative easing you recently talked with in. washington to tell us a little bit about yes i had the chance to interview chris martenson and he is the owner of the prosperity com on this very subject and i first asked him about the asymmetrical fed policy that would be when the fed buys high and sells low contrary to what you're told to do in school all of a part of the q.e. so how does this work or not work in the reverse when the fed begins its exit strategy here's what he said. the fed now is going to do the reverse of that they're going to step into a market where they are selling into this market so that price of these things are going to be falling and the fed's going to say hey pimco wouldn't you like to buy a billion dollars of mortgage backed securities which are going to fall in price here you go and i'll guarantee you they're going to fin

territorial waters they fish because they load this fish on to the ships and leave for china asia spain in europe. here's a bottom trawl which destroys the ecosystem. they only choose the noble fish for which they have orders and they threw the rest back into the sea dead on that man. they throw away tons of dead fish all the time. don't so they kill the resources in that city even though there are not accessible to small fisherman to. get a loot the sea bottom and destroy the oceans no. good reason is that the young. where you once saw life complete where you once saw the gorgons this beautiful marine plant. no you see only garbage. the statistics the facts and figures. speak for themselves if we do not act today to combat are you fishing and we will have no fish some of the estimates are that you know within fifty to one hundred years our season will be devoid of commercial fish stocks so this is a very serious and very urgent problem that needs immediate international action. before we would see very big fish thirty kilo groupers. him on huge guard fish versus sharks we would see many big fish

never let a good crisis go to waste china turns to europe for investment opportunities snapping up companies all over the continent and. the swiss army simulates a war against a debt stricken french government death sentence to recover stolen gold. a.t.m. in the russian capital you will.

pharmacy in the developing world all the other big manufacturing companies they do have the best in europe. they're trying to go ahead and negotiate on intellectual property rights as well because the volume high in india that might be placed into big profit margins and know. which is which has been going ahead and hindering profits of big pharmaceutical companies because when they try to word and sell their products in africa for example obviously a generic pharmaceutical be able to give a much greater price compared to what they're offering and both are equally good. emirs become the cheap key competitor if india starts doing it india because the prominent upload of these products then the rest of the world can also do it i do next to challenge. i. know fargas claims to understand poor people's inability to access drugs and for that reason it gives glivec for free to fifteen thousand patients and meet with the help of a program that a supervised by the max foundation. has been approved. and then physicians. to give them money and foundation and. mr vince devised a doctor i'm self was dia

a that's a never for now you know if for a long time diamonds have been linked with basically more europe and america they have a direct connection to forever and blissed successor etc from the p.r. capital of the world. that is to be as we'll get to that you acknowledge but but actually you know it seems like it's quite a trend in china now it's no more dowry it's more of a gold base but it's it's not a dowry for the way for the husband's family for them taking the wife which is despicable to me but everybody is talking about the current account deficit and so we exported michael jackson the eighty's what are we exporting no we're exporting waiting ceremonial gifts so i think that the east has bought into this western p.r. campaign that's been burgeoning over the last hundred years and made very successful by de beers and to be here is the largest producer by value you know. and marketed if you will get so that will get them are going to asia i know to get there now they actually they say that their entire premise of where they're going to sell their driving growth over the next four yea

a that's a never for now you know if for a long time diamonds have been linked with basically more europe and america they have a direct connection to forever and matrimonial ballistics cetera et cetera from the capital of the world. that is de beers we'll get to that you acknowledge but i but actually you know it seems like it's quite a trend in china now it's no more dowry it's more than a gold base but it's it's not a dowry for the way for the husband's family for them taking a wife which is despicable to me but everybody is talking about the current account deficit and so we exported michael jackson the eighty's what are we exporting no we're exporting waiting ceremonial gifts so i think that the east has bought into the western p.r. campaign that's been burgeoning over the last hundred years and made very successful by de beers and to beers the largest producer by value you know. and we're going to get to that will get them are going to feel asian i know to get there now they actually they say that their entire premise of where they're going to sell their driving growth over the next

stand with our allies when they are trying to save innocent and preserve peace freedom and stability in europe. that is what we are doing in kosovo the qualities of courage and compassion that we strive for in america also determine our conduct abroad. the american flag stands for more than our power and our interests. ultimately this is not about who occupies this office at any given time it's about who we are as a country. we as a country invaded iraq in two thousand and three we were looking for weapons of mass destruction that didn't even exist the little white lights of the u.n. never heard anyone. my fellow citizens at this hour american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq to free its people and to defend the world from grave danger. on my worse coalition forces and begin striking selected targets of military importance to undermine saddam hussein's ability to wage war. these are opening stages of what will be a broad and concerted campaign. our president was looking to get rid of evil saddam so iraqis could enjoy the kind of democracy we en

our allies when they are trying to save innocent lives and preserve peace freedom and stability in europe. that is what we are doing in. the qualities of courage and compassion that we strive for in america also determine our conduct abroad. the american flag stands for more than our power and our interests. ultimately this is not about who occupies this office at any given time it's about who we are as a country. so . we as a country invaded iraq in two thousand and three we were looking for weapons of mass destruction that didn't even exist a little white lie to the un never heard anyone. my fellow citizens at this hour american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq to free its people and to defend the world from grave danger. on my orders coalition forces have begun striking selected targets of military importance to undermine saddam hussein's ability to wage war. these are opening stages of what will be a broad and concerted campaign. our president was looking to get rid of evil saddam so iraqis could enjoy the kind of democracy we enjoy in

a that's a never for now you know if for a long time diamonds have been linked with basically more europe and america they have a direct connection to forever and ballistic cetera et cetera from the p.r. capital of the world. that is to get to that you acknowledge but but actually you know it seems like it's quite a trend in china now it's no more dowry it's more of a gold base but it's it's not a dowry for the way for the husband's family for them taking the wife which is despicable to him but everybody is talking about the current account deficit and so we exported michael jackson the eighty's what are we exporting no we're exporting waiting ceremonial gifts so i think that the east has bought into the western p.r. campaign that's been burgeoning over the last hundred years and made very successful by de beers and beer is the largest producer by value you know. and we're going to get to that will get them are going to feel it and i know to get there now they actually they say that their entire premise of where they're going to sell their driving growth over the next four years they see

our allies when they are trying to save innocent lives and preserve peace freedom and stability in europe. that is what we are doing in kosovo the qualities of courage and compassion that we strive for in america also determine our conduct abroad. the american flag stands for more than our power and our interests. ultimately this is not about who occupies this office at any given time it's about who we are as a country. and so. we as a country invaded iraq in two thousand and three we were looking for weapons of mass destruction that didn't even exist a little white lie to the u.n. never hurt anyone. my fellow citizens at this hour american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq to free its people and to defend the world from grave danger. on my orders coalition forces and begin striking selected targets of military importance to undermine saddam hussein's ability to wage war. these are opening stages of what will be a broad and concerted campaign. our president was looking to get rid of evil saddam so iraqis could enjoy the kind of democracy we

political parties like the pirate party in europe they're building. software tools like tor which help you anonymizer so on the net and they engage in dissents like with anonymous the point is that they're getting involved in politics to all these different factors and most often their concerns and questions of free speech they want to fight censorship and they want to fight for privacy and they're doing it again through different localities very different ones so it's a very kind of culturally and politically rich domain of politics right i mean they're they're involved in so much and they're calling attention to stories that we would otherwise maybe not even hear about we recently heard about them involved in the steubenville case in the mary bill case now. why do you think that we see anonymous attack institutions that deal with unjust prison sentences and fail to you know prosecute rapists what does that say about society that we have to rely on this group to fill the void of a broken justice system. well i think you just you know put your finger

accommodation on the other side which is excessive debt that's in the system and he's seeing signs of that in europe where basically nobody wants to take a haircut so what they're actually going to do is very interesting they're going to make these like ninety nine year lines with zero interest rates and this is sort of go along with the pretense that we're actually not writing down anything so you see a competition both of the you'll see actual expansion of money through the central bank in different ways one of the most interesting ones that you'll see in terms of reflation and expanding the base is some debates which are taking place chris is a debate in washington that is taking place that i'm aware of is if the treasury is issuing debt and the central bank is buying it and it's all part of the same government why don't we just join the two and wipe out the did so you can stop the game all over again so we'll see some games around that the other thing you're going to see is obviously the effect depends of what i said you buy the been buying high quality yes it is but as you know in japan they mi

and the president and we're going to see the bond vigilantes that were coming out in full force in europe eventually come home to roost here right in the u.s. is now well there you have it on the on the short term bond front and long term but on the subject of quantitative easing you recently talked with a. fed watcher tell us a little bit about yes i had the chance to interview chris martenson and he is the owner of the prosperity on this very subject and i first asked him about the asymmetrical fed policy that would be when the fed buys high and sells low contrary to what you're told to do in school all of a part of the q.e. so how does this work or not work in the reverse when the fed. begins its exit strategy here's what he said. the fed now is going to do the reverse of that they're going to step into a market where they are selling into this market now so that price of these things are going to be falling and the fed's going to say hey pimco wouldn't you like to buy a billion dollars of mortgage backed securities which are going to fall in price here you go and i'll guarantee you th

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t's that were coming out in full force in europe eventually come home to roost here right in the u.s. is now the hub well there you have it on a short term bond but on the subject of quantitative easing you recently talked within its. washington tell us a little bit about yes i had the chance to interview chris martenson and he is the owner of peace prosperity calm on this very subject and i first asked him about the asymmetrical fed policy that would be when the fed buys high and sells low contrary to what you're told to do in school all or part of the q.e. so how does this work or not work in the reverse when the fed begins its exit strategy here's what he said. the fed now is going to do the reverse of that they're going to step into a market where they are selling into this market now so that price of these things are going to be falling in the fed's going to say hey pimco wouldn't you like to buy a billion dollars in mortgage backed securities which are going to fall in price here you go and guarantee you they're going to find all kinds of reasons that pimco doesn't have the mone

delegation looking into us buying in europe comes away empty handed while and in total review into america's surveillance activities does go on. it is laughable it is just about as laughable as wall street banks regulating themselves. as torture accusations keep piling up on the guantanamo bay prison officials inside the camp try to convince our crew the inmates a fine and some of the much really enjoy force feeding you stay with us for that off to the right. on london thrash out a secret deal to water down e.u. regulation going behind brussels by.

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reconstruct a devastated europe and they did a pretty good job at it but then very soon after that became this tension between the soviet union and the united states that we know as the cold war and then the these institutions became very supportive of big corporations because they wanted to prove that the capitalism was better than the soviet system and so they really bought into the corporate policies supported big corporations around the world privatizing things and developing countries making huge loans to developing countries that they couldn't pay off so then demanding that they privatized their electric utilities their water and sewage system sell them to our corporations there was this huge expansion there was this cozy relationship between these major banks and then wall street got involved and the corporations and then of course there was a tyrant but it didn't stop there because the relationship had developed into new and continue to develop so really at this point in time it's safe to say that the world bank the international monetary fund much of wall street serves essentiall