has been carefully selected but who by john doe the journalist who led the investigation or is it possible that someone else orchestrated events. in march twenty sixth russian president vladimir putin's press secretary received a request from the international consortium of investigative journalists the following day. made a public announcement a large scale cyber attack against the president specifically and russia are in general is being prepared. yet another publication that is meant to be objective and sensational is being prepared in the next few days. those next few days were coming. western journalists are practically cast russia's president in the leading role in the panama scandal despite the fact that his name isn't mentioned. but the material did hold information about an old friend of the president musician . but no one bothered to look into why his name appeared in the files so

vladimir putin had to patiently explain. why. is it you have sort of. no wall or. store. and that there was. not the only russians whose names us and independent european media tried to sully . i felt offended not just for myself but for the country.

after the daily telegraph publication the legendary chess player spent some time proving he hadn't participated in any offshore accounts game. and yet missed the show has pulled out a new and unique in scope just being of the idea. to force. him to come back. but it didn't occur to british newspaper editors to apologize. parked us postal no limit culpable and i didn't have fun i'm still walking. from and all that. but i sure got to bring you some of the go look so in the show it's supposed to open all your fish the shadows of the fish to know what's up i don't know if i shift. when the whole make its manufacture consent to stick to public wells. when the

ruling class is project themselves. in the final merry go round certainly the one percent. we can all middle of the room sick. i mean real news is. young children have worked in bolivia for generations almost three quarters of a million doing so today. this culture led to the development of bolivia's new liberal and highly controversial children's code in two thousand and fourteen which gave children as young as ten the right to work under certain circumstances one doesn't use them as. the. on your.

own. not. eat them with us in the end don't got anything from this thing here. but there are hundreds of thousands of children in bolivia operating completely outside the local . mining work is strictly forbidden by the children but it's never in force and that means the schoolboy minus continue risking their lives for the money they need to survive. we all willingly accepted the risk of being shot wounded taken prisoner but noone

else signed up to be friggin poisoned by our own people of seeing stuff that was nuclear biological and chemical products the said do not the truck tires all types of styrofoam polystyrene batteries trucks there was a complete denial i think at all levels of government that there was any connection between berm pits and what these brave soldiers were suffering from to compensate every soldier marine airman and sailor that was on the ground that are complaining about illnesses from their exposure from the burn pits would really literally send a v.a. broke and they don't want to pay it so the waiting in decades a lot of those soldiers will die in time and they won't have to pay and. call for help and get the middle finger of their views to model is. delayed and i hope you don't.

there was no mention of china's president siege of the panama papers but just like flood e-mail built in photographs of the chinese leader appeared on european and american front pages for several months they tried to even to pin down presidents issue being a fan of fire one of his relatives you know was not big enough to incriminate the president trying to direct. the syrian president bashar al assad is not mentioned in the files either however the fact that his cousin rami makhlouf is mentioned aloud does so though it's as i to newspaper to publish a shocking headline. shell companies helping us sounds war. have known that information will be weaponized in certain hands and what made him approach the journalists noble motives financial greed wolf if it is life.

and his job. who do you think dan. journalist and political scientist pepe escobar remains convinced that the panama papers targeted certain countries from the start. and ask

about states to conceal the investigation's real purpose references to a political celebrities like jackie chan emma watson and you have no truly were included. down there on the other side we're talking about sixty act of the big brother to a. racing driver ya know truly retired long ago the exchange the smell of burning rubber in the roar of engines the fresh mediterranean area and his own fragrant winery. these are called tono how many people in all body ok the bikes is normally age wine but the journalist wouldn't leave him in peace the muslim truly forced to justify his relationship with the panama firm maseko and second i went through them. with.

a company which was handling basically my business i didn't know them i didn't know what was their job to be honest. and say for me was one company or the other world is a. truly clinton's offshore companies and needed to develop business the italian authorities rules that truly is business was indeed operating within the law. but the newspapers never wrote about that it's too boring. the only people which basically have tried. to get an advantage out of this sort of newspaper. and probably other politician which were attacking other politicians. when paul mccartney's ex-wife heather mills name appeared in the panama papers even her majesty's tax authorities developed an interest in her finances it turned out

that some years ago heather invested quite substantially in a firm producing vegan foods. so i put one point two million investment into this company and i left it with my lawyers to organize the paperwork and they invested in a company called zero plus. but apparently the o.p.'s company had another company so to cover the security of the money they put it depend on the other company. for six months tax investigators scoured mills financial affairs with a fine toothed comb and found no irregularities oh my god i've had so have. i have sued so many newspapers for defamation and have tried to change the law or that the size of the lie they write has to be the size of the apology for fifteen years i've been pushing for that but because the media control our politics

nobody has had the balls to make the media write the truth. the investigative reporters in this game the pawns or the kings. and what was the mysterious john doe's role. in the. me me me me me. me me.

i want to know if this cheap back cheap. where's our drug. you know. complications no it is you who doesn't understand what kind of complication you have now. i give you two days. to bring me the hard drive. if you're already received feyerick are. you won't need to wait long. actually profited from the publication of the pentagon papers could personal persons unknown have been trying to manipulate the journalists with health.

interestedly many experts don't whether the consortium led investigation was objective. it's a collection of a so-called independent trust but they are not independent. they are not journalists they have been. told all stassi. that spy on everybody as the intestines felt. when these. the director of the international consortium of investigative journalists. has lived here in australia for twenty five years. he's comfortable here from the bustle and the panamanian tax haven the climate is nice too. because it's cooler

and. you know it and i think they. thought of it more peaceful than. half of the world generally describes his organisation as quite a modest company of like minded individuals. very small nonprofit organisation we have about twenty people i paid about twenty people who work on the story. international consortium of investigative journalists was founded in one thousand nine hundred ninety seven as a project under the center for public integrity. have their headquarters in the same washington d.c. building. on the same street as the white house in fact. public integrity. in washington.

on a ford foundation that kellogg foundation carnegie foundation. until recently money from sponsors went through the c.p.i. but surprisingly after the papers went public the i.c.i. j. choose to receive its sponsorship money directly that's millions of dollars. the last tax declaration that we managed to find on c.p.i. his website was for two thousand and fifty. it says the centre's budget for them was nine million dollars which one point two million covered management salaries. for example. the leading independent investigative journalist and one hundred ninety six thousand dollars. sixty thousand. american investigative journalists society foundations which belong to.

the state department's international development agency. leading sponsors behind the color revolutions. for example in the book the color revolutions in the former soviet republics successes and failures the authors named them as the. former soviet countries. two thousand. overthrown two thousand and three georgia rose revolution two thousand and four. orange revolution two thousand and five. two thousand and eleven russia snow revolution two thousand and fourteen ukraine. civil war. time.

international consortium of investigative. that's why there is no doubt as to the sequel to the papers will not be limited to scandalous headlines and hysterical t.v. . the only question is. who has the panama to document snow and how will they be used.

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the week's top stories for must see international julian assange has given ecuadorian citizenship but the u.k. refuses to give him diplomatic immunity to leave the ecuadorian embassy in london. to get six to expand its presence in cyberspace and develop software that can interact with foreigners on social media and target. trumps oval office outburst u.s. president faces a global backlash over offensive remarks allegedly made a bad image of africa el salvador and haiti.

by their sunday afternoon here in moscow welcoming kevin owen here we live it r t h q with the weekly a roundup of the big stories of the last seven days first on thursday it was revealed wiki leaks founder julian assange should become an ecuadorian citizen though he's been holed up of course in the country's london embassy for over five years after seeking political asylum there but the u.k. believes the only change of address he deserves is one in a courtroom laura smith recaps the week's developments. in an ecuadorian football show. which gave rise to a lot of speculation about what that could mean he generally doesn't do things unless they mean something and then we thought reports surfacing from quito which said that he had received a national identity number say he's been entered into the tax register essentially which is something that will only happen to citizens of ecuador this follows a statement earlier this week from the foreign minister of ecuador saying that the

situation of our sons' living here in the embassy is unsustainable and asking for the first time for a third party mediator either another country or another person to see if they could help to resolve this issue with it we want a person can't live in those conditions forever. we considering the option of mediation. don't have said that could be done virus it country or individual. no solution is possible without international corporations and it's no wonder that she wants a resolution because of course it's been five and a half years since our son's first went into the embassy behind me cause there have been developments in his case along the line most notably possibly last year we didn't drop the investigation into sex allegations against him but the u.k. authorities still say that if he sets foot outside this embassy they will arrest him because he of course jumped bail when he went into the embassy and wiki leaks still fears and onward extradition to the united states so what we're seeing

ecuador making moves quite concerted moves to try and resolve the situation but the u.k. government still remains intractable on the issue even after all this time it's very unclear when and what will be the ending of this saga smith reporting for us in the week when u.s. officials refused to comment on the matter but the respect. does the embassy and is arrested the u.s. may request is extradition from revelations made by wiki leaks we also people over in her door if they supported the government's action. medical system. or. the most vital to continue negotiating the situation is difficult being incarcerated for several years is dangerous to health we all know that the objective behind the trials has nothing to do with the son's or wiki leaks there's a real possibility of extradition to the us. i think it sounds was treated inhumanely during the entire trial process a prisoner without

a fake sentence and with rights to defense i mean violated so we got to put in as well of two activists on what could happen next to julian assange is now in this next potential chapter and they are very optimistic basis on which the the u.k. authorities would arrest him apparently it's for breaking bad conditions so the charges in terms of the case in sweden have now been dropped. maybe there will be an extradition attempt and various kind of international bodies have found when they've looked into it the chance of getting a free and fair trial in the u.s. of minimal i think that this is really a continuation of a very dangerous and wrongheaded policy to target whistleblowers julian is one of the biggest international whistleblowers and i think that they really want his head on a platter it's the worst kept secret in washington that julian is likely sleeted to

begin working his way through the u.s. judicial process if you ever leave the embassy or despite being holed up in that embassy for five years no he may of found a new way to entertain himself potentially those cryptic tweets seem to be a new favorite pastime.

i think. the black pieces are the bad guys in the world let's just say the bad guys run. the. programs but. another story. seeking to acquire software capable of interacting with social media users in other countries the box it says must be adept at understanding colloquial language and generating responses to people's posts as well as gauging public

sentiment. through the pentagon's drive to expand its online operations. the classic boss have been out there for ages and we know what they're usually used for that is sending out spam messages in some cases performing hacking attacks but it seems that uncle sam is after something much more sophisticated here if you go online and check out the us federal business opportunities website you will come across a pentagon request from earlier this week and this was something that really caught our attention well the us army wants right now is a software system that will be able to translate between languages most notably russian korean farsi in arabic and we all know which countries these languages are spoken in the tool is meant to understand and know how to use correctly dialects slagging and even a mode g.'s plus must be a tool that is capable of analysis all these millions of posts comments and replies

and we all that these things can be really dodgy are to be at a loss for emotion and sentiment key question is a guess is it's probably overused but what's it going to be used for potentially they want the software to be able to communicate with users online maybe not one hundred percent like a human being but somewhat close to that just take this requirement that i have printed out right here it is the ability to generate at least three or up to ten unique statements derived from the original social media statement while retaining the meaning and the tone of the original again the software monitor and adult lies its own impact from the messages that it sends then adjust plus it also needs to be self taught in a way that it can learn from its own mistakes and then improve an upgrade which provides potentially unprecedented opportunities for influencing opinion on life in a company you're going to notice the irony of this big plan is that saw on the

heels of the us leaders complaining of all the. about online interference from other parties other countries rolling in in the case when russian troll farms and bots there are all over the media news about that some experts have already told us that it's part of a u.s. campaign could be to expand their online influence in capabilities something that they have been up to for years but really the sophistication of this new project machines being able to analyze the emotions and the sentiment of comments online that are something alarming. a bit more of it with me earlier we contacted the pentagon for some clarification they did get back to us saying not that much that the tool would be helpful to them given the huge amount of data that they have to handle online and of it but we discussed the push to develop advanced bots for them as a whistle blower william binney and also former m i five agent any mash up of the week

there are lines of the implications as they saw it but they really want to do is be able to monitor royce communications or any kind of communications text and be able to assess it and. check it for other threats or things like that or even. from some of the manipulation programs even respond. and try to manipulate the other person at the other end so i mean our intelligence agencies had this is one of their objectives white papers are generally circulated among contractors who do business with the government so it is a little unusual to see these things out in the public as far as i know the most obvious interpretation would be that this is a pushback against the allegations that have been made consistently for the last eighteen months about so-called russian troll phone influencing elections across the west and it's interesting to see that the languages that they're advertising

for are.