east india company which had its own army and colonized much of britain's empire and india quote an east india company approach he wrote in the wall street journal will use cheaper private solutions to fill the gaps that plague the afghan security forces including reliable logistics and aviation support you know you go to the wall street journal you go to bloomberg or you go to financial times and you see all of this stuff openly discussed the never gets the sauce on the shrieky cable news which is pushing hoax after hoax after hoax about very are social issues where is the empire is being divided out and cut and chopped all the wealth stolen around the world in the only in the pages of the fight and bubble for.

still ok ok so so in the us either the british empire in east india company versus the american them. in eric prince's yes neo east india company whatever he's calling it and just any company yes yes he wants to do it through his chinese registered company as you do here because he knows which is the next empire this is him transitioning to the next empire i think i don't know if he's even allowed to set foot here but one surprising element is the commercial promises prince of visions that the us will get access to afghanistan's rich deposits of minerals such as lithium used in batteries uranium magna site and where earth elements critical metals use some high tech from defense electronics one slide estimates the value of mineral deposits and helmand province alone at one trillion dollars and he does mention actually even though he's doing it through he's proposing this anyway through his chinese register company is that the chinese manipulate the rare earth elements market so that giving out the u.s. as well mean there's a lot of rare earths on asteroids when i put erik prince on a r

still ok ok so so in the us either the british empire in the east india company versus the american empire america princes yes neo east india company whatever he's calling it is there any east company yes yes he wants to do it through his chinese registered company as you do. because he knows which is the next empire this is him transitioning to the next empire i think i don't know if he's even allowed to set foot here but one surprising element is the commercial promises prince of visions that the u.s. will get access to afghanistan's rich deposit. of minerals such as lithium used in batteries uranium magna site and rare earth elements critical metals use and high tech from defense electronics one slide estimates the value of mineral deposits in helmand province alone at one trillion dollars and he does mention actually even though he's doing it through it he's proposing this anyway through his chinese register company is that the chinese may feel a the rare earth elements market so that giving out that's right the u.s. as well i mean there's a lot of rare earths on asteroids one up but e

then the british arrived when soldiers of the british east india company captured in eighteen thirty two the british would hold on to the strategically important ports for the next one hundred and thirty five years. the south of yemen remain divided run by different local sultanate until the british eventually establish their own southern states. this is the story of the north south divide that has dominated the politics of yemen ever since. in one thousand or four yemen was split into an ottoman north and the british south. and when the ottoman empire fell at the end of the first world war its former territory became an independent kingdom led by a shia. the divide had been created. it was cemented in one nine hundred thirty four when the british agreed a treaty of friendship and mutual cooperation with the man you hear hamid the dean it's recognized the authority of the man in north yemen and of the british in the south who turned it into a colony. you know that. can move. into terror for. america. and i thought than. what i had to eliminate. when i. had to. buy the one nine hundre

. >> anthony: stamford raffles arrived in singapore in 1819 with the british east india company, establishing at first as a trading post for the british empire. soon thereafter, singapore grew, quickly becoming a economic hub and regional capital for the british empire's new colony on the malay peninsula. after world war ii, singapore clamored for independence, first becoming part of the malaysian federation, then a fully independent state in 1965. helmed by its first prime minister, lee kwan yeu, tiny singapore famously went from a third world outpost to a first world nation in a single generation. >> cab driver: in singapore, rules and regulations in singapore is very strict. we have to follow them. like, i am taxi, i can't break any laws. >> anthony: so if a camera catches you? >> cab driver: yeah, everything is in camera. so it is important everyone, we have to follow the rules and regulations, that's the reason singapore is very good. same time, singaporeans are very hard working. as human beings, what we need? food to eat, clothes to wear, a place to sleep, you can get in singapore. so

still ok ok so so in the us either the british empire in east india company versus the american empire america princes yes neo east india company whatever he's calling it is there any east company yes yes he wants to do it through his chinese registered company as you do. because he knows which is the next them fire this is him transitioning to the next empire i think i don't know if he's even allowed to set foot here but one surprising element is the commercial promises prince of visions that the u.s. will get access to afghanistan's rich deposits of mineral such as lithium used in batteries uranium magna site and where earth elements critical metals use some high tech from defense electronics one slide estimates the value of mineral deposits and helmand province alone one trillion dollars he doesn't mention actually even though he's doing it through he's proposing this anyway through his chinese register company. is that the chinese may feel a the rare earth elements market so that giving out is right the u.s. as well i mean there's a lot of rare earths on asteroids one up but eric p