so the e.u. eastern partnership summit in lithuania this week ukraine's rejection of the free trade zone took center stage meanwhile protests in ukraine over kiev decision not to sign the deal continue. in care for us we've got paul scott in vilnius to tell us exactly what's going on on the ground. hi that poll sign no idea what exactly happened. while heading into the two day summit in vilnius katie i don't think hopes were particularly high of a last minute u. turn key of decision not to sign the association agreement with the a paid to be final the deal would be not signed for now anyway and it seems that you are opinion leaders pressure on president on a covert to try and change his mind and try and sign the deal at the eleventh hour their efforts were always going to prove a few toile now the reason that the president has given for not signing the deal is quite simple but the financial package on offer from brussels is not adequate for

his country countless times with the country's economy of the state. and of course the precondition the jailed officer yulia timoshenko be released from jail to attend germany for medical treatment on a bad back was always going to be a stretch for president on the coverage as well despite the pressure here in vilnius the deal has not been science but leaders have been king to stress that the deal does remain on the table and could be signed that's a future date particularly if there was a change in government in ukraine with the elections looming large there in twenty fifteen k. a lot of conflicts going on a lot of confusion let's get to alexei he's aiming for us right now and what i want to nowadays alexei was the atmosphere been like all week long. we've seen protests happening in kiev all week long culminating in clashes that times people have been clearly unhappy with the government's decision not to be signing

the free trade zone agreement with the european union even though the government has been trying to explain to the general population about the reasons why it's not doing that degrading economy already ailing already suffering a very serious abuse situation with one hundred thirty six billion euro debt modernizing facts. in ukraine alone to comply with the e.u. standards would have cost more than one hundred billion dollars according to media experts so the government is trying to explain that it's not canceling the euro association process it's not stepping away from the u. integration just suspending it for the time being to work out a proper one how to alleviate the damages and losses for ukraine's economy still this didn't persuade thousands have been protesting all week and we only have to wait and see where this goes from now because we see indications that protests are unlikely to die down for now i can pull what i want to know is what has the

reaction been from ministers the fact that this trade deal hasn't gone through which is what everyone was expecting. well i think there's a clear frustration for a my. view on this you have to remember katie that it's taken years of negotiations just to get to this point now the presence of if you are here of course that the country where this summit is being held was quoted as saying that the arguments to get a court official try and convince him to change his mind at the eleventh hour they didn't reach his or her mind this footage of this emerge from thursday evening when the delegates met at a reception prior to an informal dinner behind the scenes camera footage and you can see german chancellor angela merkel just about here saying to the president get a coach get the expected more from kiev so i think this clear frustration with ukraine from leaders at the moment thank you for updating us there from filmy as we really appreciate that guys a real tug of war ongoing that all right let's now get

a financial expert opinion on this so i'm going to talk to advantage from fifty of them and i want to know we've had the numbers we've seen the people on the streets of ukraine protesting what do you think you are paying in is right for the crane in economy fast. well as you said the situation is is interesting and actually challenging for for the crane economy i think the cold mathematics of it suggest ukraine probably has evolved over water to try to find some kind of financing option you know to plug in the external hold so ukraine is facing in our view a very very clear. one of them is is obviously true to brace the international monetary fund. to conclude a jew route russia and the third option is to obviously touch each shelf on

a longer term basis basis of the european union so these are the options there are very clear did it well the role it seems to me it seems to me that probably going to the i.m.f. or at least from our perspective makes the most a bit more sense at this juncture but but again four four four four four the i.m.f. agreed giving money to crane ukrainian government needs to do some very important things including allowing a more flexible exchange rate but much more importantly agreeing to an increase in gas cars for for the population ok thank you so much for that really appreciate the find out to the point that. now moving on to another global trade gillet is facing collapse the world trade organization is trying to penetrate which could nearly one trillion dollars and twenty one million jobs to the global economy among the conflicts menaces faced when discussing the deal and today with this week a consensus for farm subsidies and tariff reductions i asked alexei you're

a coyote from russia's ministry of economic development who will actually be heading to bali himself later on this month to discuss the deal i asked him how the negotiations going where he thinks that will renew curve two hundred nations two hundred economists are discussing. different interest of the sun in some sensitive spheres like a cultural festival of the most sensitive for many countries your unfortunately. up to now would be good to be appropriate result appropriate time in the paper over from paper prepared for the history of oh you can read about it i saw that ministers must work harder. to get through sounds or would still have some room going for up or. trying to

stand in. the heart of a lot of bitterness with the ministers to their support because. the russian ruble has hit a record five year low due to a crackdown on the country's banking regulations where that russia's central bank banishing banks from the market just this week and all the top one hundred bank was kicked out for not meeting balance sheet standards this in turn leads to capita outfly and on top of this stronger imports ahead of the holiday season and obligations to pay off debt is also affecting the choruses for right now let's subsequent corporate news that's good news for travelers island very frugal live ryanair is making its way to. flights to dublin from moscow and st petersburg will start in march next year so just in time to send up for the day celebrations line as the main rival easyjet began offering services to moscow from both london gatwick manchester back in march this year. rushes in to see

giant metal company has been given extra time to pay back a one billion dollar like it now has until the end the twenty fourteen board time is necessary for me to pay debts which right now are testing almost ten. billion dollars. bank has announced its profits rise by eight cents but despite this loss is not just that it will still last thirty thousand and three thousand six hundred brought to his eyes the next five years and have to double profits by twenty eighteen. and i take aim with mr thomas and see what he's been up to because for the first time event to capital history you're in positive territory last week you stayed in the desire and in deed i am in fact it's been a week of mixed messages let me talk about the rest of my portfolio first it was

a gas problem fifty percent in that industry down four percent this week and also your old cow i thought i'd get into the market thinking that there was going to be some positive movement there nope it was down two percent but the good news i had twenty five percent of my portfolio in bitcoin and it skyrocketed it went above the thousand dollars threshold for the first time ever up sixty nine percent meaning that i gained a sixteen hundred dollars this week bringing my absolute total to twelve thousand six hundred fifteen dollars i made money again despite the bad investments and gazprom. while so i think owing pretty much saved the day that save the day. right listen it's the first of december you go to stop thinking about christmas presents you've got lots to buy may i don't you be right. because you've made a deal and you to continue to write well first of all i have to point out that this is a very very tricky business in fact you know doing this week to week trading thing

is not really advisable in fact again i'm not a professional i'm just a news guy i'm doing this from a commonsense standpoint one of our viewers advised me that if reaches that nine hundred dollar mark then it's an evidence that this is a bubble so i'm going to get out i'm going to get out of the coin just to be safe it's made me some good many it's got me in the positive territory so i'm getting out in. i really am completely i'm going to stay fifty percent of gazprom i don't know why it's a gut feeling but then also because well i opened up a bank account do with spirit this week so i figure that i'm going to go fifty percent with speer bank in the financials because you know getting out a bit coin may as well try and get into the other side of financial things to see if we can make some money there as well and you're right indeed the holiday season because i've made some money a lot's going to come your way as well. expensive sees it is it and i case you're going to be cautious you're getting out of bit coy. you don't really well but going to call it a day but you've got to got feeling about you get this problem so you got it going

all right like it's on thomas so we are in positive territory again it's all right see you next week good luck. now talking a bit coy a digital wallet i have a seven million dollars is currently buried under our land fill the size of a football pitch in wiles' now the hard drive was binned by james houses by accident when he was carrying out his goal i feel for this guy seven thousand five hundred big quiet as they were purchased in two thousand and nine the next to nothing quickly fillet now if this makes you think that you want to go into why go digging about in this four foot deep rubbish then think again because the newport council spokesman has reportedly said the any hope for treasure hunters would be turned away along with that space. but it won't under trying given the welsh councillors i know what i think about i want to see what was going up all the time

and thousand this way i knew that well in my life so that if i but you know what i will see next week thank you for what i think will happen all finance more economic on a process about see that. one member of st petersburg's legislative assembly is trying to get child beauty pageants banned in russia starting with his hometown you know i couldn't agree more with this gent on this issue these kids beauty pageants not only put a ton of pressure on children to achieve something absolutely pointless but they're also a pedophile's dream come true and are well very very creepy but why are they creepy that's because whether you like it or not human beauty is related to sex so when you try to make children beautiful and wear bathing suits let's just say active poses yet that's called sexualizing children and it's disgusting although i don't

do the pageants are also sort of stupid at least the participants are all adults so is it because beauty pageants are obviously related to sexuality should be able to participate in them until you reach the age of consent in your country otherwise it is just a pedophile buffet but that's just my opinion. this is the place that has been consecrated to god for almost a thousand years people came here twenty some years ago to reestablish the mastic life on this island. and people feel the love of christ working. people so you can. come to something happens on this island that makes them return to it again and again they say the same as them. join me james brown on

a journey for the soul. only. live right in the same place. the first street to live and i think the term. limits live on our reporters live there. and since the live live in the live. why america's children being ranked last place in cloths coming up shocking

findings in the latest school research. the os x. of zero tolerance. and the sordid profession hundreds of thousands of college students are being forced to. do we see these latest skill figures put young americans dead last in the titles measuring america's decline the new york and those a shocking slide in u.s. education is no longer in question in reading the new york times writes hong kong and rocher a top well finland's first of numeracy the most highly valued skill in the workforce to america's not just liking but quote dead last and by a long way in the atrocities beaten to last place by italy in problem solving is told by every single a industrialized country the new york times rise while of almost quote nation building in afghanistan funding new schools and teachers all

across america school budgets are being caught and teachers fired while spending has more than doubled since nine eleven going to places like afghanistan iraq and now al qaeda in syria pentagon claims it takes just five percent of your tax but economics professor yoga discovered the expenditures from military repayment to veterans affairs nuclear weapons and many many other direct will cost the taxpayers all knowingly paying for profound an astonishing sixty eight every type dollar now goes on for a bull's educational. a new generation of americans gets five for the pizza cruise next kohls of the untold history of the united states with hollywood director oliver stone for screws and he joins us this great to see you what happens in states the choose war over school spending thing that threatens united states more than terrorism more than anything really is the failure of our

educational system so worst of both we're all they have yet and they don't have the education that's going to have the us is what's happening already you know i say since declining in our intel history project is dedicated to burying this myth of exceptionalism. you think it's an option. not just an option about you know it's dangerous for americans think that they're god's gift to humanity you know what worries you about the direction america's schools are going and one of the things united states was exceptional in a negative way is how these armed guards and metal detectors and some states they want to arm the teachers u.s. education it's. militarized and criminalized raise a while cameras go in toting security goals and militarized officers with police dogs roaming the grounds a.b.c. ripples there breaking go zones unprovoked he went from zero to sixty without any provocation had this been

a regular person doing this that person would have been criminally charged another school security gold broke a girl's wrist reports folks news for spilling some crumbs of a cake in a rest when the mother went to school to find what happened she was arrested just for taking this photo of the security guard a close mate was arrested for good measure almost all us girls now follows these zero tolerance reports usa today for behavior previously called childish or just normal it's leading to the most bizarre criminal records goes arrested for using fume the twelve year old girl who i love my friends and face on her this was actually arrested by police. at the school in handcuffs in a close when the little girl kissed a little boy on the cheek authorities called in police and child welfare so it is admitted it was not sexual school kids who have both most walsh who flipped and

already spilled the seven year old was arrested in the cafeteria for nibbling his pope thoughts into the shape of a hill kids know even a wristed full thing and jewish school children don't need to do anything room size still. really to be full on mind altering so i could drugs we were told that if we follow up with their evaluation of a.d.h. t. and take him to the pediatrician. that child protective services could charge us for educational and emotional neglect from the floor and great big pharma teams up with all sorts of screaming school kids as mental patients reps hold quote national depression screaming days to push their products in high school assemblies which all students must attend and. gifts pope a pill and everything will be alright snow's the washington times was the message

a.d.h. d. is a means of making pain patients out of normal individuals and once they are given a prescription and put on medications that are virtually never discontinued they have lifetime pain patients that's what's behind the epidemic screening questions was so generalized that every living being on its qualifies you feel sad. some have had periods of great optimism and other periods of quickly great pessimism. happens. after you. gained weight. for the seventies some. as in everybody wants corporals forty two bipolar disorder moderate to severe symptoms lead to survey or t.v. screen was intentionally structured to flag as many children as possible as having

possible mental health problems we call know how many american heroes never will be do so the drugs forced on them as children if you manifest any number of symptoms like easily distracted learning on an answer be. or you're asked daydreaming looking out the window at your desk on able to sit still these are symptoms of this mental disorder called. what do you think about that that was me all things were me. seriously if this had been the way things were back when i was growing up they would have had me so doped up you know you guys never heard of me. is that it's just great to see you what's going on this is what happens in a society that is now beyond orwellian we've had parents contact me and say you know my children are in the classroom and they were learning about history and they

asked a simple question maybe about a historical event and they said you're going to go to the doctor because you have eighty or eighty eight just being active just having an active into now is against the system it's now considered a mental illness what happens when someone takes these drugs when i was very young in the classroom i was speaking to my peers and i was asking a lot of questions so they sent me to my doctor and i filled out a form i think it had five questions on it the number one question was who is your hero or who is your idol and all of these weird orwellian questions that had nothing to do with actual science at all it was all yours you know opinion and then the doctor came in and said yeah do you know you he likes to you know he likes to listen to music and all these all these always rock music and stuff i think he probably has a t h d and he prescribed me pills that i need to take every single day and when i took them i felt like a complete zombie i could not even put sentences together it was wrecking my brain entirely and this is the same thing i hear same story time and time again across

the board everyone knows what all this is turning people into literal zombies i mean you work walk on the street in america these days you can see it in their eyes you can see the way their cognitive aging things they just don't understand what's going on because of prozac or just one of the corporations that now. control school teaching this is a genuine curriculum and listen plans that the center for commercial free public education uncovered first graders are told to count was the dominoes pieces children freeze tool to cities with tootsie rolls has factories first graders are told to read through kamal to pizza hut's m. and m's it's called the logos for biology class students have to watch pixels videos the oil dissolves the was quote a great example of environmental protection kids spend a whole week of academic time learning the life cycle of a night sneak in return for giving cocoa exclusive pool ring writes the color auto

springs school district pledges to make this students drink quote at least seventy thousand cases of coke a year the official nutrition curriculums created by mcdonald's and fried potato chip manufacturers all schools in the u.s. so forced to watch something called channel one t.v. every day john hopkins university study found an incredible eighty percent of the content was normally educational fillers and adds a five dollars to three four six four six even clear and. just go into so as the director of the campaign for a commercial free childhood c c f c it's great to see why shouldn't corporations write the school curriculum. a few decades ago top universities were completely free when costs of pushing fees

to impossible levels the stanford science degree cost forty two thousand dollars at a told german university the same degrees one hundred fifty dollars points out public funding keeps it around the same cost as in kenya german firms like siemens and pull she gets a paid for. thousands of hope qualified engineers each year now in the u.s. an astonishing four hundred thousand haws school graduates each year who want to go to college cons afford it they want a higher education most teams most astonishing amounts. of money. and i graduate. like robots also expects to be paying back to ition fees for the rest of his life his petition for the student loan forgiveness act over one million signatures from a joins us thanks very much for coming on to congress just cut another billion in school funding how will this situation and idiocracy. we will have a nation of dunces of people who are completely an educated because they can't

afford to go to school the figures are astronomical people getting on to two hundred thousand four hundred thousand dollars worth of debt we will only have to get leave rich who are able to afford to go to college to pay their way hundreds of thousands through to get to college or turning to prostitution students to know the major uses of the many sites which hook up young girls was rich old them in full six in return sugar daddies as they're known on the sites fun part all the college fees he did you know. pretty. well i have a couple of. little man after all. i know it's not right in the bible it's all right to sell yourself or running and times like what i'm going through right now i feel like there's an exception to the new york times writes american companies now rely on qualified foreigners from countries with more

effective education systems the us is actually no cause staking the nation's future on a steady stream of skill from abroad american exceptionalism is regularly invoked by barack obama and other members of the new york times this speech is often claimed the u.s. workforce is quote the best. in the world may do wonders for self-esteem tons was due for a long time this just nope in the truth and the way america treats these younger generations that is broke both some seems hardly surprising seek truth from facts this is the truth.

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