what defines a country's success. faceless figures of economic growth. for a factual standard of living. some of these traditional chili lines they've been bred and developed and passed down from generation to. the told destruction of the culture of mexico by telling them i mean this this is not going to impact asylum in mexico whatever happens here . we're eating at about six in the in the you know in

a. genetically engineered crops why do you think this country is full of obese and sick people because we have a crappy food system. when

i've done your bushel people talk about some big take because the movement gains ground coming up ways to stop surveillance as the n.s.a. scandal grow. the un human rights wrapper to tells us israel is quote genocidal. and why the answer to nineteen eighty-four could be seventeen somebody say. the founding of the right political party called the luci dream of a repressive state. when they found fundamentally wrong they simply point call to the. dependent they've been truly on call to let you know one of the major problems the right think they came from the public.

schools of july recess to the fool for cool fifty fifty school to bring back the full amendment of the constitution three days five hundred thousand people have written to the congress through. the earth to fool the movement demands an end to warrantless surveillance of every person having been exposed posting everything to the government big take joy in florida expressed fears over boy called people who move to encrypted chemo like. mail operating systems such as law and umbrellas the like cool let's pick the same cool bowl of the colbert report goods talk to one should those who haven't switched worry about their every move being tracked philosopher jeremy bin. who wrote about the idea of a perfect prison called the panopticon which is the idea of having a prison cell that was built in a circular fashion so that all of the cells would be on the outside and in the center of the prison you'd have a guard tower where the prisoners couldn't see into the guard tower so they

couldn't see if they were being watched by at any particular time and some of the prisoners would start to act as if they were being watched at all times the revelations about what the n.s.a. is doing does play into that agenda because now there are people who who realize they are being listened to and spied on at all times and are adjusting their speech accordingly they might be afraid to speak on certain issues because even if they are innocent they feel that it's it's wrong to speak out against the government or go to taking off with cool like this the point of the coals is brand support i'm leaving boy called the current number one target mom son totoo not with government to block even labeling of g m o's month i'm too did noise the charge thing it can help end world hunger forbes knows has been voted the most evil corporation on the planet under competition from britain's most point call to firm nestlé fulfills and children of dying every day because the not being breasted woman is unicef mislay

says that those who accept breast is best but it's been billiam boma law is about inferior and dangerous to the hound of the dominee much of the world knows campaign group baby milk action is called me to my pretty joins us thanks a lot for coming on why isn't this place. which we think you stay the rest of the company's it promotes the milk around the world striving it. has these layers all the time highlighting specific great answers as i say the evidence doesn't support the claims made for them but there is a roach in trying that they form it will protect these entries it's a baby step down for me it's more like six and i breastfed it in conditions of of it's a small boy like. national is refusing to stop this practice. and it is not just an issue of them safe water so it's not.

protection that breastfeeding is not there any countries such as the u.k. babysitter don't formulate a law like. stephen hawkings the latest to boycott israel over it so keep patients of palestine coldplay stevie wonder and u two among thousands of public figures who refused to go to disport israel offering extra money for breaking the boy called police yuki's spend the fourth of july singing at the nokia rena here in tel aviv that she went ahead to uniform in peace and love music fans from palestine made a video of the quest for unity of the buying comes to take as they couldn't even speak to someone that is really walls and checkpoints within palestine territories phone calls didn't get anywhere even as a human i would like to come to your concert you can see with this the strange war

that has completely doubled and all of the leaned that prevents us from being able to. go anywhere we are here imprisoned and in a very big and which is the reality of the situation it's not about peace or something it's only about apartheid it's almost barghouti family member of the campaign for the i could mimic and cultural boycott of israel thanks very much for joining us on what stage is the movement now just at the very end of last year the a.n.c. the african national congress that winning party of south africa endorsed b.p.s. and their national conference an extremely symbolic extremely important political move by the a.n.c. they made their brand south africa so toxic that no one wants to touch and south african potatoes oranges wine you name it you see south africa and you stay where you you see apartheid now we want people around the world when they see made in history. they see occupation they see the wall they see apartheid if you look at the b.b.c. globe scan poll this year two thousand and fifteen it showed that israel is still

the bottom four countries in the world in terms of negative perceptions it's competing with north korea under current or for most negatively perceived country on earth it was the situation. you seeing from israel's blockade of things like truck and so it's crayons things that you cannot even imagine why they're banned are banned from entering gaza by israel i don't use my two daughters are musicians and their fellow musicians in gaza and music students quite often cannot get their guitars or their whatever other instrument their cues their violins because of their seats israel does not allow musical instruments into the gaza strip according to a b.b.c. report and if you're trivial that israel was counting calories going into gaza. imagine since the one nine hundred thirty s. in europe we have not heard of a regime counting calories they don't want thousands of people dying on the must but they were going to die if we don't buy supplies actually said that we have to put the palestinians on

a diet to bring them to the brink of starvation but without killing them. we must cause the palestinians to make. but not. to pull the un human rights. may be the only thing that can stop. israeli policies. towards a post hole cools for the fools like you were wonderful joining us can you explain . when you. are. and ethnic groups and inflict this kind of punishment. you are. nurturing a kind of criminal and tension. that is genocidal not genocide but genocide in its nature comes the pull to war crimes. like consumers

against war the multinationals who fund called the us president's campaign since the invasion of iraq for coastal folks from social top knows the magazine and. the same conglomerates place in those huff post employees are forced to rely on soup kitchens and of the welfare types just this network from these multinationals a haunting twice the us economy thirty two trillion dollars in full shill types paradises buying crooks in cities throughout the us drugs the great to have you well what would this lead to these corporations are essentially de fraud ing our countries all of the tax revenue that belongs to us remember that the story that came out about apple and the amount of taxes that they have dodged in the united states should be a national scandal if we didn't have so many concurrent national scandals this should be the big one because apple has essentially deprived the united states of

tens of billions of dollars in tax revenue if you want to get a sense of what the world will look like with this system continuing in this direction take a look at the city of detroit take a look at camden new jersey patterson new jersey and many other places in the united states so where can people go with alternatives if your local farmers market it might not seem terribly glamorous or incredibly revolutionary action but it is actually quite powerful what you're doing is instead of giving your money to wal-mart or to target or to wherever you might bite. you're you're you're giving it and to the agricultural infrastructure that's necessary in the local community but what can the poor caught the chief is this truly is the only possible solution for fundamentally transforming the society fundamentally strike at the root of the issue the people once again have to understand that the power really does come from their consent and their their willingness to go along with the system and when they

withdraw that whether that be from a specific company or from a specific industry or from the government at large or whatever context that's in when they withdraw their consent and actually put themselves out there to protest against what's happening on mass it can truly change the course of history and we've seen this time and again with all sorts of movements whether it be gandhi bringing down the british empire in india or the the civil rights movement in the united states or all sorts of protest movements that started out sometimes as boycotts or pickets against the montgomery bus company or things of that nature that can have truly world changing affect you know what if people are fed up with the government both republicans and democrats using the thing draw. and all the rest withdrawing or considered from the democratic processes that that claim to be the ruling authority in for example the united states context and that that comes from having more people not voting in an election than voting is

a clear sign that that there is and that with role of consent and when we start to reach those types of levels and and people are either writing in one of the above or withdrawing from the voting process altogether i think you can start to see that there's a type of way that you can boycott government policies to to at least get it to respond to what's happening and when it when it loses the legitimize ation that comes from these phony elections that are put on every four years i think people will start to understand that that this system itself really does lack the authority to rule. too few more rides made us that if a boy. just to put things one the organizing power of the word means it's just a question of choosing the target.

this journey is not about seeing the world. it's a mission that i could to myself the project will succeed if i stay in the same place all the time. i've been travelling around the world for twenty days so far in all that time i haven't spent any money at all the main idea of the project because of the artist paints people's portraits in return for some kids. we have to get used to each other i think is a little disappointed about the bus i think because we're still spending a lot of money i mean if i spend it shouldn't worry about that right now i don't think so goes a great artist but i don't think it's a con man if you don't like the painting you just don't give anything.

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