but somehow they interviewed unnamed government officials and spent only 24 hours there and somaliland is roughly 3 hours farther away than the middle of nowhere ok according to former cia agent and now whistleblower john kerry octu there really is nothing going on in somaliland to say you go to somaliland as a tourist is a joke to me it's not a war torn area but nobody goes there is a tourist so 26 year old. so 26 year old peavey flies around the world to a small autonomous region of africa for one day just long enough for the jetlag to cause you to crap your pants and then heads back to the us to write a new york times op ed about it and this had nothing to do with the government agency mama that horse don't dance all right. now i will admit i don't know what that expression means but it was something my grandmother used to say and i think she's right. so who is nothing. flyers currently works as a senior advisor for the u.s. agency for international development office of transition initiatives in washington d.c. now that's the fancypants way of saying he works to d.c. .

but somehow they interviewed unnamed government officials and spent only 24 hours there and somaliland is roughly 3 hours farther away than the middle of nowhere ok according to former cia agent and now whistleblower john kerry obtuse there really is nothing going on in somaliland to say you go to somaliland as a tourist is a joke to me it's not a war torn area but nobody goes there is a tourist so 26 year old. so 26 year old peavey flies around the world to a small autonomous region of africa for one day just long enough for the jet lag to cause you to crap your pants and then heads back to the u.s. to write a new york times op ed about it and this had nothing to do with the government agency mama that horse don't dance all right. now i will admit i don't know what that expression means but it was something my grandmother used to say and i think she's right. so who is not. currently works as a senior advisor for the u.s. agency for international development office of transition initiatives in washington d.c. now that's the fancypants way of saying the words to destabilize and create c

but somehow they interviewed unnamed government officials and spent only 24 hours there and somaliland is roughly 3 hours farther away than the middle of nowhere ok according to former cia agent and now whistleblower john kerry octu there really is nothing going on in somaliland to say you go to somalia as a tourist is a joke to me it's not a war torn area but nobody goes there is a tourist so 26 year old. so 26 year old p.t. flies around the world to a small autonomous region of africa for one day just long enough for the jet lag to cause you to crap your pants and then heads back to the u.s. to write a new york times op ed about it and this had nothing to do with the gulf.

somaliland as a tourist is a joke to me it's not a war torn area but nobody goes there is a tourist so 26 year old. so 26 year old peavey flies around the world to a small autonomous region of africa for one day just long enough for the jet lag to cause you to crap your pants and then heads back to the u.s. to write a new york times op ed about it and this had nothing to do where the government agency. or that horse don't dance all right. now i will admit i don't know what that expression means but it was something my grandmother used to say and i think she's right. so who is not. currently works as a senior advisor for the u.s. agency for international development office of transition initiatives in washington d.c. now that's the fancypants way of saying he works to destabilize and create coups in countries the u.s. is annoyed with places like venezuela nicaragua iran cuba bolivia when those coups are a successful they often collapse the countries and then put in place a fascist ass when the coups aren't successful like in venezuela they still kill tens of thousands of people due to e

got assets they protect in places like somaliland and somalia as well so these are the five levels. i think it's a work in progress. chinese has a very, very, very robust legal assistance program in place for africa. it's been around since 2005-2006. over 40,000 lawyers, paralegals. there's a training -- executive training program in the ministry of commerce that do legal training, to harmonize african law with chinese law. it's dispute resolution at the moment, and investments. but we need to look at that and see whether these -- this machinery that china has developed will be used to push for legislation and laws that create a legal framework for the operation of chinese private military companies. so this is something the commission needs to look at because china does have the legal assistance machinery in place to do that. >> sorry. when you say they're doing this legal assistance training, it's not as though china has a rule of law itself. so, what kind of norms and legal >> interpreter: tryings are the training different african lawyers. >> it's been on investment -- three thi