about ticket history says all we're doing is adding a gene into the d.n.a. it's like a lego where they snap into place but that's very untrue when the single process of insertion can change the natural d.n.a. in many ways that are unpredictable and they could lead to toxins and allergens and new diseases and antibiotic resistant diseases a nutritional problems most of the soil grown in united states. monsanto's round a pretty soybeans where they take the soybeans and they put into the d.n.a. a gene that allows the clan to be sprayed with months santo's roundup herbicide. and it will kill all the weeds around the plant but the soybean plant will survive so eighty six percent of the soybeans in united states are genetically engineered to withstand monsanto's herbicides. miracle of science or frankenstein food how safe is the new and gradient in your diet professor push ty's labs at scotland's rabbit institute one of the leading food research centers in europe scientists here are trying to find out whether the long term consumption of g.m. foods may affect heal

about ticket history says all we're doing is adding a gene into the d.n.a. it's like a lego where they snap into place but that's very untrue when the single process of an assertion can change the natural d.n.a. in many ways that are unpredictable and they could lead to toxins and allergens the new diseases and antibiotic resistant diseases and nutritional problems most of the soil grown united states is monsanto's round a pretty soybeans where they take the soybeans and they put into the d.n.a. a gene that allows the clamps to be sprayed with months santo's roundup herbicide. and it will kill all the weeds around the plant but the soybean plant will survive so eighty six percent of the soybeans in united states are genetically engineered to withstand monsanto's herbicides. miracle of science or frankenstein food how safe is the new and gradient in your diet professor push ties maps at scotland's rabbit institute one of the leading food research centers in europe scientists here are trying to find out whether long term consumption of g.m. foods may affect he

about ticket history says all we're doing is adding a gene into the d.n.a. it's like a lego where they snap into place but that's very untrue when the single process of an assertion can change the natural d.n.a. in many ways that are unpredictable and they could lead to toxins and allergens the new diseases an antibiotic resistant diseases a nutritional problems most of the soil grown united states is monsanto's round a pretty soybeans where they take the soybeans and they put into the d.n.a. a gene that allows the plant to be sprayed with months santo's roundup herbicide. and it will kill all the weeds around the plant but the soybean plant will survive so eighty six percent of the soybeans in united states are genetically engineered to withstand monsanto's herbicides. miracle of science for frankenstein food how safe is the new and greedy and in your diet professor push ties maps at scotland's rabbit institute one of the leading food research centers in europe scientists here are trying to find out whether long term consumption of g.m. foods may affect hea

gene into the d.n.a. it's like a lego where they snap into place but there's very untrue when the single process of insertion can change the natural d.n.a. in many ways that are unpredictable and they could lead to toxins and allergens a new diseases an antibiotic resistant diseases a nutritional problems most of the united states is monsanto's around a pretty soybeans where they take the soybeans and they put into the d.n.a. a gene allows the plant to be sprayed with those round herbicides and it will kill all of the weeds around the plant but the soybean plant will survive so eighty six percent of the soybeans in united states are genetically engineered to withstand monsanto's. miracle of science frankenstein food how safe is the new ingredient in your diet. pushed that scotland's row it institute one of the leading food research centers in europe scientists here are trying to find out whether long term consumption of g.m. foods may affect health the professor is so concerned about the implications of h

about take industry says all we're doing is adding a gene into the d.n.a. it's like a lego where they snap into place but that's very untrue when the single process of insertion can change the natural d.n.a. in many ways that are unpredictable and they could lead to toxins and allergens the new diseases an antibiotic resistant diseases a nutritional problems most of the soil grown in united states is monsanto's round a pretty soybeans where they take the soybeans and they put into the d.n.a. a gene that allows the plant to be sprayed with months santo's roundup herbicide. and it will kill all the weeds around the plant but the soybean plant will survive so eighty six percent of the soybeans in united states are genetically engineered to withstand monsanto's herbicides. miracle of science or frankenstein food how safe is the new and gradient in your diet professor push ties mabus at scotland's rabbit institute one of the leading food research centers in europe scientists here are trying to find out whether long term consumption of g.m. foods may affect healt

about ticket history says all we're doing is adding a gene into the d.n.a. it's like a lego where they snap into place but that's very untrue when the single process of insertion can change the natural d.n.a. in many ways that are unpredictable and they could lead to toxins and allergens and new diseases and antibiotic resistant diseases a nutritional problems most of the soil grown in united states is monsanto's round a pretty soybeans where they take the soybeans and they put into the d.n.a. a gene that allows the plant to be sprayed with months santo's roundup herbicide. and it will kill all of the weeds around the plant but the soybean plant will survive so eighty six percent of the soybeans in united states are genetically engineered to withstand one sandoz herbicide. miracle of science for frankenstein food how safe is the new and gradient in your diet professor push ty's labs at scotland's rabbit institute one of the leading food research centers in europe scientists here are trying to find out whether the long term consumption of g.m. foods may affec

about ticket history says all we're doing is adding a gene into the d.n.a. it's like a lego where they snap into place but that's very untrue when the single process of insertion can change the natural d.n.a. in many ways that are unpredictable and they could lead to toxins and allergens and new diseases and antibiotic resistant diseases a nutritional problems most of the soil grown in united states is monsanto's round a pretty soybeans where they take the soybeans and they put into the d.n.a. a gene that allows the plant to be sprayed with. monsanto's roundup herbicide and it will kill all of the weeds around the plant but the soybean plant will survive so eighty six percent of the soybeans in united states are genetically engineered to withstand monsanto's herbicide. miracle of science or frankenstein food how safe is the new and gradient in your diet professor push ty's labs at scotland's rabbit institute one of the leading food research centers in europe scientists here are trying to find out whether the long term consumption of g.m. foods may affect hea

about take industry says all we're doing is adding a gene into the d.n.a. it's like a lego where they snap into place but that's very untrue when the single process of an assertion can change the natural d.n.a. in many ways that are unpredictable and they could lead to toxins and allergens the new diseases an antibiotic resistant diseases a nutritional problems most of the soil grown united states is monsanto's round a pretty soybeans where they take the soybeans and they put into the d.n.a. a gene that allows the plant to be sprayed with months santo's roundup herbicide. and it will kill all the weeds around the plant but the soybean plant will survive so eighty six percent of the soybeans in united states are genetically engineered to withstand monsanto's herbicides. miracle of science or frankenstein food how safe is the new and greedy until your diet professor push ties map is at scotland's rabbit institute one of the leading food research centers in europe scientists here are trying to find out whether the long term consumption of g.m. foods may affect

about ticket history says all we're doing is adding a gene into the d.n.a. it's like a lego where they snap into place but that's very untrue when the single process of insertion can change the natural d.n.a. in many ways that are unpredictable and they could lead to toxins in allergens a new diseases an antibiotic resistant diseases a nutritional problems most of the soil grown united states is monsanto's round a pretty soybeans where they take the soybeans and they put into the d.n.a. a gene that allows the clan to be sprayed with months santo's roundup herbicide. and it will kill all of the weeds around the plant but the soybean plant will survive so eighty six percent of the soybeans in united states are genetically engineered to withstand monsanto's herbicides. miracle of science for frankenstein food how safe is the new and gradient in your diet professor push ties maps at scotland's rabbit institute one of the leading food research centers in europe scientists here are trying to find out whether long term consumption of g.m. foods may affect health th

about ticket history says all we're doing is adding a gene into the d.n.a. it's like a lego where they snap into place but that's very untrue when the single process of insertion can change the natural d.n.a. in many ways that are unpredictable and they could lead to toxins and allergens a new diseases an antibiotic resistant diseases a nutritional problems most of the soil grown in united states is monsanto's round a pretty soybeans where they take the soybeans and they put into the d.n.a. a gene that allows the plant to be sprayed with. those roundup herbicide and it will kill all of the weeds around the plant but the soybean plant will survive so eighty six percent of the soybeans in united states are genetically engineered to withstand one sandoz herbicide. miracle of science or frankenstein food how safe is the new and gradient in your diet professor push ties labs at scotland's rabbit institute one of the leading food research centers in europe scientists here are trying to find out whether the long term consumption of g.m. foods may affect health the

this the sort of radiation that damages our d.n.a. and can cause

your your reasoning on this yeah well obviously genes that there are in a mate of d.n.a. so they can't actually be selfish in the same sense as we are they don't actually have have motives they're not conscious they don't think but a gene that causes individuals to behave in such a way as to foster the welfare of that gene will survive and so it's the self interest of the gene in that sort of metaphorical sense but i mean what you will not get is natural selection favoring a gene that sacrifices itself for the benefit of other genes but you may very well get an individual that sacrifices itself for the benefit of other individuals wouldn't wouldn't that. willingness to sacrifice yourself for other individuals the gene driven behavior. yes you would and that's the point that a gene that makes an individual sacrifice itself the individual self for the benefit of the gene will survive and that would often mean for the benefit of copies of the gene in other individuals notably close relatives right so in other words our are all touristic impulses the desire not to be selfish

notion that darwinian selection happens not at the level of the individual but at the level of our d.n.a. and implies that humans evolved for only one purpose to serve our genes he's also equally well known for his criticism of creationism and intelligent design is an atheist and humanist and a vice president of the british minister association and supporter of the brights movement professor dawkins is becoming has become a leading figure of new atheism english language version of his groundbreaking book the god delusion argues that a supernatural creator almost certainly does not exist and that religious faith is a delusion has sold more than two million copies and been translated into more than thirty languages is an emeritus fellow at the university of oxford and founder of the richard dawkins dawkins foundation for reason and science he joins me now from our studios in miami professor dawkins welcome. it's a pleasure thank you it's a pleasure and an honor to have you with us in the selfish gene you shook up the discussion of natural selection you coined the term the selfish gene as a

complex is rush to own and exploit the raw materials of human life itself including your body tissue and d.n.a. dr washington has been a research fellow in ethics at harvard medical school a fellow at the at the harvard school of public health a night fellow at stanford university a senior research scholar at the national center for bioethics at tuskegee university and a busy visiting scholar at the depaul university college of law i'm delighted to welcome from our studios in new york city dr harriet a washington dr washington welcome. thank you so much for having me here i do have to correct a very common misperception though i'm not a doctor oh ok well. welcome back you for being with us you build and frankly i think you're far more well informed than most doctors on these issues as you're reading this book is a mind boggling you build this case that human life is quickly becoming a wholly owned subsidiary of the metal medical industrial complex can you elaborate on that. yes and unfortunately it touches every sphere of medicine if we begin with medical research we've seen a paradigm shift i

that save it black was one anderson who approved it and it was warren anderson who was informed about d.n.a. being a condition of safety in the plant all this was his personal knowledge.

tiger blod and add on is d.n.a. wow, winning! chris: or maybe it wasn't a man but a machine the a computer called watson went on "jeopardy" and beat the two best contestants of all time >> over to ken jennings now. who is stoker? i for one welcome our new computer on board! chris: you know what that was? the computer had done so well in raising money up to the point of the final jeopardy that that poor guy, genius as he was, didn't have enough money at that point to beat the machine. the machine had already beaten him. >> and i'm fementd -- tempted to say donald trump whatever he did this year wins the chutzpah prize of the year. chris: doesn't he get it january 1 of every year? >> just by being there. but getting into the race, demanding the birth certificate -- it wasn't just that one moment. >> how dare he ask for a birth certificate when people are still trying to figure out if he's from this planet? [laughter] chris: i think it's the new york media drives this guy. any other city he wouldn't get away with it. >> to me it's n

men's world cup involve d.n.a. it's silly for a time of minute twenty one point five one seconds proving just too much for the rest of the field on the slopes american buddy miller finished up in second three tenths of a second behind the winner. in shell young shrewd completed the podium victory places for each in second place overall current leader in the standings. finished fourth in the. now after eight years of investigation baseball's home run king barry bonds will spend a month at his own home and no jail time the forty seven zero receiving a delay. sentence of two years probation along with home confinement after an extended probe into storage usage bonds who holds the sport's coveted all time single season home run marks have been linked with steroid distributor both co he ended up receiving an obstruction of justice charge for giving the grand jury vague answers about his drug use during a two thousand and three testimony for the record seven time m.v.p. has long denied using performance enhancing substan

excuse me, where's the d.n.a.? yes, he committed adultery. okay? being an adulterer does not make him a murderer. >> reporter: do you think wesley is capable of murder? >> no. >> reporter: is there any chance that he's put one over on you, that you've fallen under wesley's spell? >> i don't think so. i feel like i'm strong enough to know when someone has pulled the wool over my eyes. >> reporter: jocelyn's father, bill, was now face to face with an alleged murderer who used to be his son-in-law. >> first time in a long time that i had seen wesley was in the courtroom. ( sighs ) i was thinking, "that is the son of a bitch who killed my daughter." >> reporter: if it's not you, do you want to find who did this? >> certainly. >> reporter: were you making an effort to do that? >> i've got the best defense team in the state. >> reporter: the defense won't be easy. the prosecution painted the assistant principal as a manipulative, desperate and greedy man who executed his wife. a few days before her death, earnest borrowed a coworker's pickup truck. he wa

everyone has a different d.n.a., and that should be reflected in their portfolio. clients can be as little as 5%, they might be as little as 30% of their equity. not of their whole positions, not that whole 100% portfolio, but of their equity holding. interest rates are likely to remain low at least through next year. that means more investors will probably take a closer look at dividend stocks as the thirst for yield intensifies. suzanne pratt, "nightly business report," new york. >> tom: a broad market sell-off ends with the biggest stock drops in two weeks. let's get to tonight's "market focus." just two sessions remaining in the 2011 trading year and the s&p 500 stock index hasn't budged from where it began the year. of course, we have seen plenty of ups and downs. today's session was entirely down. stock prices slipped from the opening bell, ending lower by 1.25%. an earlier graphic was mistaken in the direction. that drop puts the year-to-date performance of the index down for the year, and almost right in the middle of the range it has been in this year, fro

everyone has a different d.n.a., and that should be reflected in their portfolio. clients can be as little as 5%, they might be as little as 30% of their equity. not of their whole positions, not that whole 100% portfolio, but of their equity holding. interest rates are likely to remain low at least through next year. that means more investors will probably take a closer look at dividend stocks as the thirst for yield intensifies. suzanne pratt, "nightly business report," new york. >> tom: a broad market sell-off ends with the biggest stock drops in two weeks. let's get to tonight's "market focus." just two sessions remaining in the 2011 trading year and the s&p 500 stock index hasn't budged from where it began the year. of course, we have seen plenty of ups and downs. today's seion was entirely down. stock prices slipped from the opening bell, ending lower by 1.25%. an earlier graphic was mistaken in the direction. that drop puts the year-to-date performance of the index down for the year, and almost right in the middle of the range it has been in this year, from

the tiny bird had eagle history, eagle genes, eagle d.n.a., eagle chromosomes, eagle power, and eagle potential. but because it group -- grew up in chicken surroundings, it grew up thinking it was a chicken. you hear what i just said? it thought it was a chicken. it grew up dreaming chicken dreams and thinking chicken thoughts and entertaining chicken am bigs. am i talking to you? in fact it was even made to feel sthamed of his eagle features. eep though he didn't know who he was, the chickens in the barn yard absolutely now -- knew who he was and they said to each other, boy, we got to keep this little bird thinking that he's a chicken because if he ever finds out he's an eagle, he'll rule over us. as a result, the little bird became ashamed of his eagle fought -- features and heritage. they made fun of his eagle beak because she had tiny narrow chicken beaks and of his talons because they had weak, scrawny chicken feet. he even became ashamed of his darkness. y'all ain't done none of that, right? and the beauty and rich heritage of his eagle feathers. at one point in his life he eve

have we seen these types of practices begin to be incorporated in the d.n.a. of business models? >> tom, i think that's what's really changing here. i have spent a lot of time looking at this stuff, and whether it's the auto industry, big companies like wal-mart, company companies like fedex, all are incorporating green technology and practice into their business, because it goes to the bottom line, because it also goes to the marketing line, and because the public itself is becoming more accustomed to wanting to know what they're doing on this front. i think things are changing for the good and the long term. >> tom: frank, we'll leave it there. frank sesno, with the planet forward project. >> suzanne: here's what we're watching for tomorrow we'll see the latest on big ticket purchases with december's durable goods orders, as well as november data on new home sales and personal income and spending. also tomorrow, our friday "market monitor" guest is closed-end fund specialist thomas j. herzfeld. he's president of thomas j. herzfeld advisors. walmart has pulled popular baby formu

have we seen these types of practices begin to be incorporated in the d.n.a. of business models? >> tom, i think that's what's really changing here. i have spent a lot of time looking at this stuff, and whether it's the auto industry, big companies like wal-mart, company companies like fedex, all are incorporating green technology and practice into their business, because it goes to the bottom line, because it also goes to the marketing line, and because the public itself is becoming more accustomed to wanting to know what they're doing on this front. i think things are changing for the good and the long term. >> tom: frank, we'll leave it there. frank sesno, with the planet forward project. >> suzanne: here's what we're watching for tomorrow we'll see the latest on big ticket purchases with december's durable goods orders, as well as november data on new home sales and personal income and spending. also tomorrow, our friday "market monitor" guest is closed-end fund specialist thomas j. herzfeld. he's president of thomas j. herzfeld advisors. walmart has pulled popular baby formu

excuse me, where's the d.n.a.? yes, he committed adultery. okay? being an adulterer does not make him a murderer. >> reporter: do you think wesley is capable of murder? >> no. >> reporter: is there any chance that he's put one over on you, that you've fallen under wesley's spell? >> i don't think so. i feel like i'm strong enough to know when someone has pulled the wool over my eyes. >> reporter: jocelyn's father, bill, was now face to face with an alleged murderer who used to be his son-in-law. >> first time in a long time that i had seen wesley was in the courtroom. ( sighs ) i was thinking, "that is the son of a bitch who killed my daughter." >> reporter: if it's not you, do you want to find who did this? >> certainly. >> reporter: were you making an effort to do that? >> i've got the best defense team in the state. >> reporter: the defense won't be easy. the prosecution painted the assistant principal as a manipulative, desperate and greedy man who executed his wife. a few days before her death, earnest borrowed a coworker's pickup truck. he wa

have we seen these types of practices begin to be incorporated in the d.n.a. of business models? >> tom, i think that's what's really changing here. i have spent a lot of time looking at this stuff, and whether it's the auto industry, big companies like wal-mart, company companies like fedex, all are incorporating green technology and practice into their business, because it goes to the bottom line, because it also goes to the marketing line, and because the public itself is becoming more accustomed to wanting to know what they're doing on this front. i think things are changing for the good and the long term. >> tom: frank, we'll leave it there. frank sesno, with the planet forward project. >> suzanne: here's what we're watching for tomorrow we'll see the latest on big ticket purchases with december's durable goods orders, as well as november data on new home sales and personal income and spending. also tomorrow, our friday "market monitor" guest is closed-end fund specialist thomas j. herzfeld. he's president of thomas j. herzfeld advisors. walmart has pulled popular baby formu

controlling the human brain could become a reality in the forseeable future and with the advances in d.n.a. programming. now there's plenty of good karma in the air in moscow with the indian prime minister manmohan singh here on a state visit he's been meeting president medvedev at the kremlin and they've had plenty to talk about let's get the latest now from our correspondent here because they could actually be following the trip for us in central moscow can't have told have already taken place and when will we get any results as to what's been spoken about. russia and india samanta their close relations today must go with five more deals as the crisis continues to readjust the world economic powers emerging economies like russia and india. look more than sad today to remain firmly in the spotlight as members of the brakes group they alone encompass more about it beat of the world's land bridge and their g.d.p. in twenty eleven stood at seven billion dollars and it continues to grow and one of the grimaces india and russia reached today it concerns the building of the further to create un

prospects of controlling the human brain could become a reality of the civil future with new advances in d.n.a. programming. now a promo so to speak the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth could land one army private behind bars probably manning accused of releasing secret military and diplomatic data to wiki leaks well made his first court appearance on friday after more than a year in a high cost to the. wall has the story. only it was this video of u.s. army pilots in iraq eagerly firing shots at innocent people on the ground and hundreds of thousands of secret military documents and cables leaked to wiki leaks there have been some criminal acts committed by u.s. government employees and those employees have never been held accountable for them all this made public over a year and a half ago by bradley manning army private turned whistleblower and the past eighteen months that bradley manning has been behind bars he's become somewhat of a symbol to his supporters who represents the extreme secrecy and lack of transparency within the u.s. government the documents that he helped t

fiction prospect of controlling the human brain could become a reality the civil feature in advances in d.n.a. programming. now there's plenty of good karma in the air in moscow with the indian prime minister manmohan singh on a state visit he's currently meeting president medvedev at the kremlin and they have plenty to talk about correspondent peter all of is following the trip. both russia and india are part of the bric group of emerging economic powers and we're expecting to see around half a dozen deal signed on friday which will further the economic ties between the two nations now one deal that we may not see on friday concerns the building of the two units at the. nuclear power plant in india and russia did build to two units that are on site there already they're expected to go online very shortly and staying with atomic energy we could see a deal signed on friday which would see. russia and india enter into an agreement to build a joint nuclear enrichment facility now this would involve scientists from india and russia that would be built in russia terms of defense we are expecting t

gaining control of the human brain could become a reality in the foreseeable future new advances in d.n.a. program. there's plenty of good karma in the air in moscow as indian prime minister manmohan singh arrives on a state visit to meet present for the two having plenty to talk about well correspondent peter all of us following the trip. both russia and india are part of the bric group of emerging economic powers and we're expecting to see around half a dozen deal signed on friday which will further the economic ties between the two nations no one deal that we may not see on friday concerns the building of a further two units not the could down nuclear power plant in russia did build to two units that are on site there already they're expected to go online very shortly and staying with atomic energy we could see a deal signed on friday which would see. russia and india enter into an agreement to build a joint. enrichment facility now this would involve scientists from india and russia that would be built in russia on terms of defense we are expecting to see a ten year lease on. all russ

country and any party in a parliamentary system around the world would be overjoyed with the result the d.n.a. has been able to achieve in this election you know i like first the comments on jonson's i mean points you know i'd better support and he says. point of view that in fact communists the communist party yes indeed like john said it's a real party but at the same time cronies did nothing for special and exciting that would have given him to them almost ten percent more votes then you could get years out you want to run a good year for enterprise and seven so. indeed gunshots not only communists but the whole russian opposition it doesn't bring any fruitful almost no fruitful ideas and from this perspective just frustration with the united russia and maybe some kind of tiredness from this party gave opposition so much support and opposition should take this credit as. in the understand this situation and use the situation for its profit but to try to justify election election no people's expectations. john yes i very much agree with that i mean i think you know there's a lot of comment

so-called elite bomb the so-called triple a bond by france and germany is it actually has the same exact d.n.a. of a greek bond or an italian bond or in portuguese bond or a spanish bond it's riddled with banking fraud it's riddled with too much debt but they have the blue eyes in this case are they you know the fitch and moody's and s. and p. reading it aaa yes the movie the rating agencies are involved in financial eugenics and they give the currency coming out of berlin with the aaa blessing as it were but of course they are exactly the same now others observe that this is studying germany for an interesting relationship with the rest of europe or they are in fact in the vendor financing scheme where they are going to be looping loans into the peripheral countries and banking the spread similar to what china has done to us for so many years they just built the u.s. for hundreds of billions and trillions for this vendor financing scheme germany being the other big exporter in the world could do the same thing with the rest of the eurozone by creating the super currency bond market with their

so-called elite bomb the so-called triple a bond by france and germany is it actually has the same exact d.n.a. of a greek bond or an italian bond or in portuguese bond or a spanish bond it's riddled with banking fraud. it's riddled with too much debt but they have the blue eyes in this case are the you know the fitch and moody's and s. and p. reading it chip away yes the movie the rating agencies are involved in financial eugenics and they give the currency coming out of berlin with the triple a blessing as it were but of course they are exactly the same now others of observe that this is starting germany for an interesting relationship with the rest of europe or they are in fact in the vendor financing scheme where they are going to be looping loans into the peripheral countries and banking the spread similar to what china has done to us for so many years they just built the u.s. for hundreds of billions and trillions to this vendor financing scheme their money being the other big export in the world could do the same thing with the rest of the eurozone by creating the super currency bond ma

so-called elite bond the so-called triple a bond by france and germany is it actually has the same exact d.n.a. of a greek bond or an italian bond or a portuguese bond or a spanish bond it's riddled with banking fraud. it's riddled with too much debt but they have the blue eyes in this case are the you know the fitch and moody's and s. and p. rating at aaa yes the movie the rating agencies are involved in financial eugenics and they give the currency coming out of berlin with the aaa blessing as it were but of course they are exactly the same now others of observe that this is setting germany up for an interesting relationship with the rest of europe or they are in effect in the vendor financing scheme where they are going to be looping loans into the peripheral countries and banking the spread similar to what china has done to us for so many years they just built the u.s. for hundreds of billions and trillions of this vendor financing scheme germany being the other big exporter in the world could do the same thing all the rest of the eurozone by creating the uber currency bond market with the

so-called elite bomb the so-called triple a bond by france and germany is it actually has the same exact d.n.a. of a greek bonds or an italian bond or in portuguese bond or spanish bond it's riddled with banking fraud it's riddled with too much debt but they have the blue eyes in this case are the you know the fitch and moody's and s. and p. reading at aaa yes the rating agencies are involved in financial eugenics and they give the currency coming out of berlin at the triple a blessing as it were but of course they are exactly the same now others of observe that this is setting very many for an interesting relationship with the rest of europe or they are in fact in the vendor financing scheme where they are going to be looping loans into the peripheral countries and banking the spread similar to what china has done with the u.s. for so many years they just built the u.s. for hundreds of billions and trillions for this vendor financing scheme germany being the other big exporter in the world could do the same thing with the rest of the eurozone by creating the uber currency bond market with the

so-called elite bomb the so-called triple a bond by france and germany is it actually has the same exact d.n.a. of a greek bond or an italian bond or in portuguese bond or a spanish bond it's riddled with banking fraud. it's riddled with too much debt but they have the blue eyes in this case are that you know the fitch and moody's and s. and p. reading it aaa yes the rating agencies are involved in financial eugenics and they give the currency coming out of berlin with the triple a blessing as it were but of course they are exactly the same now others of observe that this is starting germany for an interesting relationship with the rest of europe or they are in fact in the vendor financing scheme where they are going to be looping loans into the peripheral countries and banking the spread similar to what china has done to us for so many years they just built the u.s. for hundreds of billions and trillions there's a vendor financing scheme germany being the other big exporter in the world could do the same thing with the rest of the eurozone by creating the goober currency bond market with thei

falling was that they had you know mel or mel watt to that he didn't believe the engineers who built the d.n.a.'s system that this would actually work so they just found three random engineers and they came in and said the opposite. yeah and actually one of them is an engineer or bachelor there's a degree in political science then took some classes at carnegie mellon is a master degree but that's more like how to manage an internet stuff as opposed to how to program internet or how to actually build the internet so you know the way the technical opinion is really on the anti-smokers signed so there's i think it's fair to say that the committee has not solicited technical advice i would not be surprised if a large portions of this bill were written by the motion picture association of america and the recording industry association of america there's i mean you could you could argue that if you're a member of congress you kind of want to do the right thing indeed and you're not always going to defer to what experts say and i think that's a fair point but in this case they're not even hearing wha

country and any party in a parliamentary system around the world would be overjoyed with the result the d.n.a. has been able to achieve in this election you know i like first the comments on jonson's any thoughts or points you know i'd better support and he says. point of view that in fact communists the communist party yes indeed like john said it's a real party but at the same time cronies did nothing for special and exciting that would have given him to an. almost ten percent more votes then you could get years out you want to run a good year for in two thousand and seven so. indeed concerns not only communists but the whole russian opposition it doesn't bring any fruitful almost no fruitful ideas and from this perspective just frustration with the united russia and maybe some kind of tiredness from this party gave opposition so much support and opposition should take this credit as. and understand this situation and use the situation for its profit but to try to justify election election zero people's expectations john yeah i'm very much agree with that i mean i think you know there's a l

falling was that they had you know mel or mel watt to that he didn't believe the engineers who built the d.n.a. system that this would actually work so they just found three random engineers and they came in and said the opposite. yeah and actually one of them is an engineer or bachelor there's a degree in political science then took some classes at carnegie mellon is a master degree but that's more like how to manage an internet stuff as opposed to how to program internet or how to actually build the internet so you know the way to technical opinion is really on the anti-civil cosigned so there's i think it's fair to say that the committee has not solicited technical advice i would not be surprised if a large portions of this bill were written by the motion picture association of america and the recording industry association of america there's i mean you could you could argue that if you're a member of congress you kind of want to do the right thing indeed and you're not always going to defer to what experts say and i think that's a fair point but in this case they're not even hearing what e

so-called elite bomb the so-called triple a bond by france and germany is it actually has the same exact d.n.a. of a greek bond or an italian bond or in portuguese bond or a spanish bond it's riddled with banking fraud. it's riddled with too much debt but they have the blue eyes in this case are that you know the fitch and moody's and s. and p. reading it aaa yes the movie the rating agencies are involved in financial eugenics and they give the currency coming out of berlin at the triple a blessing as it were but of course they are exactly the same now others observe that this is studying germany for an interesting relationship with the rest of europe or they are in fact in the vendor financing scheme where they are going to be looping loans into the peripheral countries and banking the spread similar to what china has done to us for so many years they just built the u.s. for hundreds of billions and trillions to this vendor financing scheme germany being the other big export in the world could do the same thing with the rest of the eurozone by creating the goober currency bond market with the