legal accountability you can't sue the world bank in a court of law even if the world bank is responsible for grabbing your land and destroying your home it's also very difficult to hold corporations legally accountable that needs to be. what we need is more of the mentality of the pharma rather than the investor. the idea of foreign investors coming in a foreign land clearing people also. probably isn't the best at developing model. you know yes it may produce higher amounts of food but i think if you look at that the countries which if achieved more sustainable growth based equitable gross they tend to do it based on small scale farmers. the huge state come here the big companies making hundreds of thousands of head to head and the effect is to local people displaced and their entire approach are. all together i'd much rather see a more cautious approach and from. a more human scale. the company on the bus if you will expand there i think there will expound a. decent young to be a new clear danger would be used for the comp expansion tomorrow we'll expand. i think you're. in a little do

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the world bank is the world's largest development bank and is financed by tax money . the mission of the bank is to end extreme poverty and build prosperity. in ethiopia the world bank has put over $2000000000.00 into the p.b.s. program. the world bank is engaged in many countries that have institutional weaknesses that have ethnic tensions that have big development challenges and that's why we're there ultimately. i think development often involves trade offs and many development aspects to come with costs. but people should not be disadvantaged by by a project whether they own the land all they don't own. the one thing is to make sure that those projects are delivered a quality way without jeopardizing the environment so. making sure that we protect people and in fact benefit society at large without necessarily creating new reserves. in the theo p.-a $3000000.00 people already depend on food aid to survive now the development program seems to be creating even more hunger. how can the small farmers survive when they've lost their life and. more food and. their weird.

nonetheless the world bank's latest report brings some hope that the country is achieving some kind of economic stability. it expects growth to reach 3.5 percent in somalia in the medium term however the i.m.f. warned earlier this year that while somalia's economy is on the right track it remains vulnerable due to poverty climate change and terrorism. of a more let's bring in our correspondent and i have a the joy the reindeer our joy what are the main factors that to generate growth in somalia right now so money at today's boosted by remittances from outside and also earlier there is by somalis who live in the diaspora who actually are estimated to send it to somalia above won't we $3000000000.00 u.s. dollars and then the other factor is every culture which accounts for the mainstay in terms of gross domestic product we also have life stock that is the other group fucked up for the country and as serious as well do contribute as well to girls in somalia at the moment but the resteal a lot that needs to be done to bring it out of these 2.9 percent growth rate that it has at the moment

nonetheless the world bank's latest report brings some hope that the country is achieving some kind of economic stability. it expects growth to reach 3.5 percent in somalia in the medium term however the i.m.f. warned earlier this year that while somalia's economy is on the right track it remains vulnerable due to poverty climate change and terrorism. of a more let's bring in our correspondent and i have a b. joy to read joy what are the main factors that to generate growth in somalia right now so money at a boosted by remittances from outside all somalia that is by somalis who live in the diaspora who actually are estimated to send to somalia about won't we $3000000000.00 u.s. dollars and then the other factor is every culture which accounts for the mainstay in terms of girls domestic crude actually also have life stuck that is the other group fucked up for the country and as serious as well do contribute as well to girls in somalia at the moment but the resteal a lot that needs to be down to bring it out of these 2.9 percent growth rate that it has at the moment so what are the chall

the world bank is the world's largest development bank and is financed by tax money the mission of the bank is to end extreme poverty and build prosperity. in ethiopia the world bank has put over $2000000000.00 into the p.b.s. program. the world bank is engaged in many countries that have institutional weaknesses that have ethnic tensions that have big development challenges and that's why we're there ultimately. i think development often involves trade offs and many development aspects to come with costs. people should not be disadvantaged by by a project whether they own the land all they don't own. the form thing is to make sure that those projects are to live in a quality way without jeopardizing the environment. making sure that we protect people and in fact benefit society at large without necessarily creating new reserves. in the theo $3000000.00 people already depend on food aid to survive now the development program seems to be creating even more hunger how can the small farmers survive when they've lost their land. more food aid. there we. recently there was. no need to an op

the world bank is the world's largest development bank and is financed by tax money. the mission of the bank is to end extreme poverty and build prosperity. in ethiopia the world bank has put over $2000000000.00 into the p.b.s. program. the world bank is engaged in many countries that have institutional weaknesses that have ethnic tensions and have big development challenges and that's why we're there ultimately. i think development often involves trade offs and many development aspects to come with costs. that people should not be disadvantaged by by a project whether they own the land all they don't own. the form thing is to make sure that those projects are television a quality way without jeopardising environments. making sure that we protect people and in fact benefit society at large without necessarily creating new reserves. in ethiopia $3000000.00 people already depend on food aid to survive now the development program seems to be creating even more hunger. how can the small farmers survive when they've lost their land. more food and. there were you. referring

the world bank is the world's largest development bank and is financed by tax money. the mission of the bank is to end extreme poverty and build prosperity. in ethiopia the world bank has put over $2000000000.00 into the p.b.s. program. the world bank is engaged in many countries that have institutional weaknesses that have ethnic tensions and have big development challenges and that's why we're there ultimately. i think development often involves trade offs and many development aspects to come with costs. people should not be disadvantaged by by a project whether they own the land all they don't own. your own thing is to make sure that those projects are television a quality way without jeopardising the other environments. making sure that we protect people and in fact benefit society at large. without necessarily creating new reserves. in ethiopia $3000000.00 people already depend on food aid to survive now the development program seems to be creating even more hunger how can the small farmers survive when they've lost their land. more food and. there were you. 100

the world bank is the world's largest development bank and is financed by tax money . the mission of the bank is to end extreme poverty and build prosperity. in ethiopia the world bank has put over $2000000000.00 into the p.b.s. program. the world bank is engaged in many countries that have institutional weaknesses that have ethnic tensions that have big development challenges and that's why we're there ultimately. i think development often involves trade offs and many development aspects to come with costs. people should not be disadvantaged by by a project whether they own the land all they don't own. the form thing is to make sure that those projects are televisions qualities way without jeopardising environments to make sure that we protect people and in fact benefit society at large without necessarily creating new reserves. in ethiopia $3000000.00 people already depend on food aid to survive now the development program seems to be creating even more hunger. how can the small farmers survive when they've lost their land. more food aid. but. they're weird but. rece

the world bank says that the somalian economy will grow by almost 3 percent this year which is a rare chink of light for the country in the horn of africa which has been beset by problems that go far beyond the economy over the past dick the dry wind swept plans of somalia have seen their fair share of turmoil over the last decade. drought in 2011 led to a disastrous famine in which millions of people faced starvation and illness such as cholera. another drive and famine followed in 2017. added to that the somali civil war has raged since 2009 that conflict has seen the al qaeda backed terrorist group al-shabaab wreaked havoc in the country with a series of bombings and attacks against such a backdrop achieving meaningful economic growth has been hugely difficult for the country's weak un backed government. nonetheless the world bank's latest report brings some hope that the country is achieving some kind of economic stability it expects growth to reach 3.5 percent in somalia in the medium term however the i.m.f. warned earlier this year as well somalia's economy is on the right track

nonetheless the world bank's latest report bring some hope that the country is achieving some kind of economic stability it expects growth to reach 3.5 percent in somalia in the medium term however the i.m.f. warned earlier this year the world somali's economy is on the right track it remains vulnerable due to poverty climate change and terrorism. who needs to all in a car that's a growing question and big cities where public transportation and ring services are often widespread and younger people typically more concerned about their carbon footprint now we send one such car skeptic our own mark to overcome on to the frank for motor show to see if he could be convinced to finally get behind the wheel. i'm almost 30 and i've never owned a car and why would i like living in berlin means i can get anywhere pretty much any time by bus or train. and if i do need a car i can just rent one through a car sharing service i'm perfectly fine without my own car. i'm going along with this only one 3rd of young german city dwellers say a car is important to them and i'm wondering what is the car in

oil gas and coal companies face the climate change movement as a 3rd of the world's banks now cut back on their investments if the policies here to stay the. time. are extreme extreme activists. the only reason that the solutions required to deal with these problems. is that we have produced more emissions in the last 30 years than the entirety of human history before. friday morning 27th of september good morning for me kevin i would welcome to the program live from the out see international. new center here in moscow 1st the straight to the us to our top story again democratic party leaders are pushing for swift action to impeach donald trump today saying he's betrayed his judy is president and is no longer fit for office. this occupant occupant of the oval office poses a clear and present danger to our future to our democracy isn't day. by putting his personal and political interests ahead of the interests of the american people place that i hoped we would never be and never thought we would see a president take the actions that he has it's not about politics it's not about partisan

bank. is a consultant there limits ames has basically worst flooding situation in metro manila as early as the 1800s you know metro manila has been very flood prone but the population then was you know very small with this huge population in metro manila and then climate change increasing incidence of you know very intense rainfall it's just it just puts you know more people into danger of far from flood risks the residents who live close to the water unintentionally make the problem worse there improvised housing and the waste they produce can keep floodwater from draining properly that's why the government now wants lovely suarez and others like her to resettle to other areas but she's afraid of what the move might bring. we're willing to leave if they want to remove us because we know that this place is a danger zone. but what we really want if there's a budget if they'll provide a budget is to move somewhere close to here. we want to stay in this place and not be thrown out somewhere th

banks cut back on their investment. policy to stay. at. extreme extreme activists. the only reason that the solutions required to deal with these problems are now so extreme that we have produced more emissions in the last 30 years than the entirety of human history before. friday 27th of september welcome to the program. the 30 minute world news round. from the international world h.q. or at the mo 1st off we're going to the u.s. surprise surprise may be today again where democratic party leaders pushing for swift action to impeach donald trump saying he has betrayed his duty as president and is no longer fit for office. this occupant occupant of the oval office poses a clear and present danger to our future to our democracy isn't day. by putting his personal and political interests ahead of the interests of the american people place that i hoped we would never be and never thought we would see a president take the actions that he has it's not about politics it's not about partisanship it's about patriotism so on choos

gas and coal companies face a backlash from the climate change movement as a 3rd of the world's banks now cut back on their investments. the policy is here to stay the. right thing. people are. extreme activists. the only reason the solutions required to deal with these problems are now so extreme that we have produced more emissions in the last 30 years than the entirety of human history before. their friday morning 27th of september a very good morning for me kevin 0 in welcome to our 30 minute world news from international h.q. here 1st straight to the us again where democratic party leaders are pushing for swift action to impeach donald trump saying he has betrayed his duty as president and is no longer fit for office. this occupant occupant of the oval office poses a clear and present danger to our future to our democracy isn't day. by putting his personal and political interests ahead of the interests of the american people place that i hoped we would never be and never thought we would see a president take the actions that he has it's not about politics it's not about partisans

bank. is a consultant their limits ains has basically worsened the flooding situation in metro manila as early as the 1800s you know metro manila has been very flat broke but the population then was you know very small with this huge population in metro manila and then climate change increasing incidence of you know very intense rainfall it's just it just puts you know more people into danger of far from flood risks the residents who live close to the water unintentionally make the problem worse their improvised housing and the waste they produce can keep floodwater from draining properly that's why the government now wants lovely suarez and others like her to resettle to other areas but she's afraid of what the move might bring. we're willing to leave if they want to remove us because we know that this place is a danger zone. but what we really want if there's a budget if they'll provide a budget is to move somewhere close to here. we want to stay in this place and not be thrown out somewh

bank. is a consultant their limits has basically worsened the flooding situation in metro manila as early as the 1800s you know metro manila has been very flat broke but the population then was you know very small with this huge opulence in the metro manila and then climate change increasing incidence of you know very intense rainfall it's just it just puts you know more people into danger of far from flood risks the residents who live close to the water unintentionally make the problem worse there improvised housing and the way you stay produce can keep floodwater from draining properly that's why the government now wants lovely suarez and others like her to resettle to other areas but she's afraid of what the move might bring. we're willing to leave if they want to remove us because we know that this place is a danger zone. but what we really want if there's a budget if they'll provide a budget is to move somewhere close to here. we want to stay in this place and not be thrown out somewhe

bank. is a consultant their limits aims has basically worsened the flooding situation in metro manila as early as the 1800s you know metro manila has been very flat broke but the population then was you know very small with this huge a population in metro manila and then climate change increasing incidence of you know very intense rainfall it's just it just puts you know more people into danger of far from flood risks the residents who live close to the water unintentionally make the problem worse there improvised housing and the way you stay produce can keep floodwater from draining properly that's why the government now wants lovely suarez and others like her to resettle to other areas but she's afraid of what the move might bring. we're willing to leave if they want to remove us because we know that this place is a danger zone. but what we really want if there's a budget if they'll provide a budget is to move somewhere close to here. we want to stay in this place and not be thrown out so

oil gas and coal companies face a backlash from the climate change movement as a 3rd of the world's banks cut back on their investments coming out we debate if the policy is here to stay. we need to do the right thing time it's not people are extreme extreme activists. the only reason that the solutions required to deal with these problems are now so extreme that we have produced more emissions in the last 30 years than the entirety of human history before. morning friday morning 27th of september my name is kevin i would welcome to the program to live without international from the world through central moscow straight to the u.s. the 1st this morning where democratic party leaders are pushing for swift action to impeach donald trump saying he has betrayed his duty as president and is no longer fit for office. this argument occupant of the oval office poses a clear and present danger to our future to our democracy he's endangered us all by putting his personal and political interests ahead of the interests of the american people place that i hoped we would never be and never thought we w

bank report we want to do a lot more together. well in that case and other questions about what else can be done well of course i read before this meeting and i understand that you've got to talk to q. like very much that is youth. and because. right now india has the superpower. is in software. and youth and computer technology. washable and extracurricular link in many minds so where then. they can all make exchanges what can be done. what about youth any economic power do they intertwine together. how are they supposed to work together. you know i think your analysis is perfect. india. is a superpower and. this is the youngest country and with also as you understand that we have had a few achievements but how do we. move forward last year. myself and president putin spent 2 days together for an informal summit we had no i joined and we just met and later. he took me to visit an educational institute and i was very impressed with it and later on when president putin came to india i requested him that whichever you're you know go

bank the city is modernizing pumping stations to help reduce the threat posed by storms. you can see here a big flood control pond so basically all of the flood waters coming from the upstream catchments you know from all of the communities they all converge here in the spot where they are stored and then we have here screening facilities that screen the garbage so that it will not block the pumps and then inside there's a big pumps that will actually draw in the water from the part towards the river which is behind this building. drainage areas like these are part of a flood management plan being worked out by the filipino government and the world bank ronald manya is a consultant there limits aims has basically worsened the flooding situation in metro manila as early as the 1800s you know metro manila has been very flood prone . but the population then was you know very small with this huge population in metro manila and then climate change increasing incidence of you know very intense rainfall it's just it just puts you know more people into danger of far from flood ri

the bank capital is one of the most congested cities in the world. to me it. can take up to an hour which isn't much faster than walking. now technology is offering a helping hand. sharing a back way that says well out of time. i can reach anywhere on time usually on all their rights it's takes time because all the traffic so sharing our bike ride it really helps me a lot swapping full wheels for 2 allows drivers to navigate narrow alleys and congested traffic lanes and as well as cutting travel time ride sharing has created thousands of jobs one local company alone has more than 200000 registered drivers. portion of goodness children turn in my free time i'm right sharing it's a good opportunity to earn some money. millions of bangladeshis now use one of several companies on the market reducing travel time has also been a boon for business. trip which used to be 2 hours before people were uncomfortable writing on rickshaws on you know both of now only the 1st 40 minutes and that things not to really save their but also increases the productivity. but despite

do you think this is a fresh warning in place from the world bank? chris: i think it is just a reiterated warning that we need to be careful about where we are going with global growth. that we should not be too relaxed about the recovery we have seen in treasuries and in --opean and bond markets european bond markets in the last few weeks, but actually, there are still concerns for global growth. i think it has been a while a terroriste seen incident that has caused such a spike in oil prices. i think we should be prepared for another systemic shock to the market, other systemic shocks and the impact they could have. manus: absolutely. 2019 growth is going to miss the banks earlier projection of 2.6%. i would like to be factually correct. chris, stay with us. we have more to discuss. let us get your first word news. naomi. >> naomi: good morning. israel's election does not look to have broken the political deadlock. primer is minister benjamin netanyahu, nor his rival, benny gantz look to vote.otten the majority official results are expected on mond

annualoke ahead of the world bank imf meeting next week. global news 24 hours a day on the air and @tictoc on twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. check let's get a quick on markets in the asian session. it is a down day for most markets. we are seeing energy stocks in the biggest losers. we continue to see wti and brent crude prices coming down. they had restored 40% of the output they lost. remember, the nikkei has been rallying for the past 10 sessions, the longest winning streak since 2007. the cost unchanged is your level. stocks are down 2/10 of 1%. traded talks get back on track from wednesday. chinese officials preparing the ground for next week's negotiations. white house economic aid larry kudlow says there is a certain optimism. we spoke exclusively to the executive vice chairman blackstone about his expectations for a deal. a time worry we are in of deep globalization. post-world war ii, we had 70 years of an economic engine for the whole world, particularly as

bank blacklist various chinese construction companies active in africa and in particular in nigeria for corrupt practices if you turn to the private sector however to that traditional the main of assamese in germany and in africa where they are fast growing them we're looking at manufacturing assembly plants the value added chain consumer goods that private sector is fairly impervious to corruption and therefore is not affected by it and those are the areas where german business is a good and where german business is kind of course find partners in africa matchmaking needs to be done more again thank you very much for joining us some interesting insights there from jeremy gaines. the steel and engineering great hope is the latest german blue chip company to be relegated from the dax the company was a founding member of the flagship index and has traded on it for more than 30 years is a setback for houston corp as the conglomerate tries to turn around its fortunes it loses its spot on the index after a steep decline in its share price made worse by successive profit warnings has also

the world bank now says growth 5%,ndonesia was slide below and there are severe outflows as the global picture darkens. expansion next year at 4.9 percent, the slowest since 2015. the world bank reports that the indonesian reliance on stocks and bonds makes it vulnerable to outflows when global risks rise. to taiwan now, exports in the country rebounded more than expected in august. the protracted trade were accelerated the relocation of manufacturing plants to taiwan. the new iphone launch cycle lifted demand for smartphones. overseas shipments rose 2.6% last month, and that compares to a contraction of half of 1% in july. imports fell, leaving a trade surplus of about 6 billion u.s. dollars. north korea says it is willing to resume nuclear talks with the u.s., but washington must come to the table with what pyongyang called "acceptable, new proposals." want securityey guarantees and relief from crippling sanctions. the north offered a contrasting view this morning, launching two short range reject giles into the sea. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered

she was previously the chief executive of the world bank issue becomes the first person from an emerging economy to lead the imf, she will succeed christine lagarde who left the role to become the head of the central european bank. the chief executive ofjuul central european bank. the chief executive of juul is central european bank. the chief executive ofjuul is stepping down. the company says it will withdraw all us advertising. the haze from illegal burning of forests in indonesia have been choking southeast asian cities like singapore and kuala lumpur. entities believed to be responsible include palm oil companies. i asked a non—profit organisation aiming to lower the negative impacts of palm oil plantations wait companies are not doing more to stop the fire. some companies are actually committing sustainable palm oil practice. they are doing more than the majority. but however, these companies who are in theirjourney, they will no longer be viable... no longer see business as usual as a viable approach. pressure and demand, likely the outcome is more unsustainable palm oil. what i

and the world bank now says growth in indonesia will slide below for -- 5% next year and it warns of quote, severe outflows if the global picture darkens. the forecast for expansion next year is 4.9%, the slowest since 2015. the world bank report says indonesia's reliance on for burn investment in stock and bonds makes it vulnerable to outflows. global news 24 hours a day on air and on tic toc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm jessica summers. this is bloomberg. news out ofng westminster. discover the u.k. parliament has again projected prime minister boris johnson -- thateded 434 votes to get early poll, he only got 293. 46 against. perhaps the vote count has not finished. there were a lot of extensions, but whatever the case, there will be no early election in the u.k. you can watch live go on this. boris johnson on his feet now speaking in parliament. kathleen: we are half away from the open in tokyo, sydney and seoul. what are you watching now, sophie? sophie: i am keeping an eye on the likes of nissan. this, as the ceo

bank blacklist various chinese construction companies active in africa and in particular nigeria for corrupt practices if you turn to the private sector however to that traditional the main of assamese in germany and in africa where they are fast growing them we're looking at say manufacturing assembly plants the value added chain consumer goods that private sector is fairly impervious to corruption and therefore is not affected by it and those are the areas where german businesses are good and where german business is kind of course find partners in africa matchmaking needs to be done more i think that you very much for joining us some interesting insights there from jeremy gaines. thank you well germany has committed itself to climate protection by 2030 it plans to sow 65 percent of its electricity from sustainable energy but it's a long and winding road to get there in the 1st half of these here almost 50 percent of german power came from sustainable sources wind energy is the key factor behind that it generates a quarter of all german electricity fumbled in solar power all hydroe

africa want to jones of berlin good to have you with us and we're starting with this the world bank has assured the sudanese government is willing to offer its support during the transition period so dance new prime minister abdullah ham dog met with the bank's regional director kerry turk at his office she said the organization was ready to encourage donors to invest in the country that meeting came just 2 days after the dance transitional cabinet met for the very 1st time following the military removal of long term leader omar al bashir . this heah. south africa's mining output rose for the 1st time in 9 month up 2.4 percent in july from a year earlier now while that is good news for the sector it can't hide the fact that gold mining has run into problems in africa's most developed economy and that's why gold fields a company that's headquartered in johannesburg and listed on the stock exchange there has long been focusing on ghana for profit. gold fields is mines in ghana a poor ring with riches the firm draws more than half a 1000000 ounces of gold out of the ground here every year

bank has assured of the sudanese government is willing to offer its support during the transition period so dance new prime minister abdullah doc met with the bank's regional director kerry turk at his office she said the organization was ready to encourage donors to invest in the country that meeting came just 2 days after the dance transitional cabinet met for the very 1st time following the military removal of long term leader omar al bashir earlier this year. south africa's mining output rose for the 1st time in 9 months up 2.4 percent in july from a year earlier now while that is good news for the sector it can't hide the fact that gold mining has run into problems in africa's most developed economy and that's why gold fields a company that is headquartered in johannesburg and listed on the stock exchange there has long been focusing on ghana for profit. gold fields is mines in ghana a poor ring with riches the firm draws more than half a 1000000 ounces of gold out of the ground here every year and it's turning those ounces into ever higher profits thanks to the rising price of the

in the world and all the central banks in the world i mean apex predator they are my puppets. and again like at that time we were identifying to the audience around the world everywhere around the world gets to watch price report you could also watch c.n.n. and c.n.n. is going to offer you cover up they're going to tell you everything's fine everything's a ok nothing's wrong and what the wacky conspiracy theorist at kaiser report he said this manipulation of precious metals and j.p. morgan's manipulating the precious metals market well cut to august 29th teen 10 years after we had already warned you another x. j.p. morgan precious metal trader pleads guilty to spoofing is cooperating with feds another former j.p. morgan precious metal trader plated guilty to criminal charges the manipulating the precious metal markets for 9 years marking the latest in the justice department's crackdown and the commodity markets right it was obvious that insiders were manipulating the price and we reported on that and the thing now is that it really can't be manipulated in those ways on that sc

dollar is toast and the world needs to prepare an alternative ok one central bank to criticizing another central bank what are your thoughts on this it's interesting it's a new phenomena you wouldn't think that someone would be. about criticizing the world's reserve currency is he right he's probably partially right but i think in his case i had a tweet the other day which expressed my view that i just think he's one of these revolving door types that sees an opportunity to leave the bank of england and get a big fat paycheck from one of these new. you know what is thrown down the gauntlet right away or the corrupt out the way to get the crypto religious holder so i think this was sort of you know a clarion call but you know his bank account is open to the highest bidder it's like a central bank for hire right it came from bank of canada that it was a moved over to bank of england it came with george osborne and ladies friends of tam i think he sees that there's a sea change and now he's up to as you say it's a revolving door and you know. with this is just a beginning that because the r

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in the world and all the central banks in the world i mean apex predator they are my puppets. and again like at that time we were identifying to the audience around the world everywhere around the world gets to watch christ report you could also watch c.n.n. and c.n.n. is going to offer you cover up they're going to tell you everything's fine everything's a ok nothing's wrong and what the wacky conspiracy theorist at kaiser report he said this manipulation of precious metals and j.p. morgan's manipulating the precious metals market well cut to august 29th teen 10 years after we had already warned you another x. j.p. morgan precious metal trader pleads guilty to spoofing is cooperating with feds another former j.p. morgan precious metal trader plated guilty to criminal charges the manipulating the precious metal markets for 9 years marking the latest in the justice department's crackdown and the commodity markets right it was obvious that insiders were manipulating the price so we reported on that and the thing now is that it really can't be manipulated in those ways on that sc

banks have signed up to a un initiative on efforts to tackle climate change such as cutting back on investing in fossil fuel projects among them big players like. citigroup and buckley's in fact in total $130.00 financial institutions in $49.00 countries a signal that they're on board but big but several of the world's 10 biggest banks missing from said list well the initiative calls on banks to harmonize their strategies with the paris climate agreement and work towards a sustainable future from being seen on one side as an overdue move to mobilize the influential finance sector to maybe on the other a fad that will cause more problems than it solves we put it up for discussion here . what we really need to be looking out looking at is eliminating the funding of fossil fuels as quickly as possible and the key thing here is not to focus too much on the banks they will do whatever they can within what is profitable and and legal key thing is to put pressure on governments to utterly change the rules in terms of what banks do to get rid of anything that is destroying the future for ou

in the world and all the central banks in the world i mean apex predator they are my puppets. and again like at that time we were identifying to the audience around the world everywhere around the world gets to watch guys report you could also watch c.n.n. and c.n.n. is going to offer you cover up they're going to tell you everything's fine everything's a ok nothing is wrong and what the wacky conspiracy theorist at kaiser report he said this manipulation of precious metals and j.p. morgan's manipulating the precious metals market well cut aug 29th teen 10 years after we had already warned you another x. j.p. morgan precious metal trader pleads guilty to spoofing is cooperating with feds another former j.p. morgan precious metal trader plated guilty to criminal charges the manipulating the precious metal markets for 9 years marking the latest in the justice department's crackdown and the commodity markets right now it's obvious that insiders are manipulating the price the way reported on that and the thing now is that it really can't be manipulated in those ways on that scale

in the world and all the central banks in the world i mean predator they are my puppets and again like at that time we were identifying to the audience around the world everywhere around the world gets to watch price report you could also watch c.n.n. and c.n.n. is going to offer you cover up they're going to tell you everything's fine everything's a ok nothing's wrong and what the wacky conspiracy theorist at kaiser report he said this manipulation of precious metals and j.p. morgan's manipulate. in the precious metals market well cut to august 29th teen 10 years after we had already warned you another x. j.p. morgan precious metal trader pleads guilty to spoofing is cooperating with feds another former j.p. morgan precious metal trader plated guilty to criminal charges the manipulating the precious metal markets for 9 years marking the latest in the justice department's crackdown and the commodity markets right now it's obvious that insiders are manipulating the price and we reported on that and the thing now is that it really can't be manipulated in those ways on that scale and this

dollar is toast and the world needs to prepare an alternative ok one central bank to criticizing another central bank what are your thoughts on this it's interesting it's sort of the new phenomena you wouldn't think that someone would be. about criticizing the world's reserve currency is he right he's probably partially right but i think in his case i had a tweet the other day which expressed my view that i just think he's one of these revolving door types that sees an opportunity to leave the bank of england and get a big fat paycheck from one of these new crypto you know what is thrown down the gauntlet right away or the corrupt out the way to get the crypto religious holder so i think this was sort of you know a clarion call but you know his bank account is open to the highest bidder like a central bank for hire right it came from bank of canada that it was a moved over to bank of england it came with george osborne and ladies friends of tam i think he sees that there's a sea change and now he's up to as you say it's a revolving door and you know. with this is just a they get of that

in the world and all the central banks in the world i mean apex predator they are my puppets. and again like at that time we were identifying to the audience around the world everywhere around the world gets to watch christ report you could also watch c.n.n. and c.n.n. is going to offer you cover up they're going to tell you everything's fine everything's a ok nothing's wrong and what that wacky conspiracy theory is that guys report he said this manipulation of precious metals and j.p. morgan's manipulating the precious metals market well to august 29th teen 10 years after we had already warned you another x. j.p. morgan precious metal trader pleads guilty to spoofing is cooperating with feds another former j.p. morgan precious metal trader plated guilty to criminal charges the manipulating the precious metal markets for 9 years marking the latest in the justice department's crackdown and the commodity markets right it was obvious that insiders were manipulating the price so we reported on that and the thing now is that it really can't be manipulated in those ways on that scal

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