and as such when she left the firm she took with a number of incriminating documents incriminating to both the clients and to the mossad. if we accept kind of rejects information as accurate the events that signaled the beginning of the end for must like fun circa. could've panned out like this. area. this. bad. or you are doing something. where we are trying to call on i'm not going to name one sunday. night feeling often now. i'll give you

money and so sure. if you don't like it just get the first primitive down coffee first creamy dish down. jennifer originally claimed such a hero at what is a secretary for six seconds and motivated either by pure financial greed or perhaps lust for avenge one way or another she managed to sell a huge quantity of her employer's documents she then went out into the marketplace to sell or bend them to the public or to law enforcement and my information was that some of that information was sold to law enforcement agencies who of course will probably. not corroborate that information and of course. not identify

themselves. with the whole make its manufacture come sentenced to public wealth. when the ruling classes project themselves. in the final merry go round to listen to the one percent. with no middle of the road signals. the real need for. young children has worked in bolivia for generations almost three quarters of a million a 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 does and is seen as. news on news. eat well without having the end all. the things years. but there are hundreds of thousands of children in bolivia operation completely outside the local. mining work is strictly forbidden by the children but it's never enforced and that means the school boy minus here continues risking their lives for the money they

need to survive on. when you don't. see the teachers who are. not. supposed to. let alone. said. let me know servant is that. you speak french. let's. continue. this.

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raquel is convinced that john doe wasn't a company employee. of the family it wasn't an office it wasn't a company or the family of people working together. but there were more than three hundred employees in prague and i believe six hundred collaborators worldwide. is confident that its database was hacked by an outsider. it was an illegal hog of

information with some very. very powerful people that were behind this war and clearly some. immediate present a cyber security expert. confirms that hacking into most accounts second security system wasn't difficult the fact that many security practices were not followed is also one of the factors that played a role for example using the same password to send emails out to customers that was being used to administrator the entire network according to many industry analysts the problems and most are sick of the device several years so they may have not updated their systems in several years leaving the door open for people to attack them from the outside. why was a window left open for them and i who run from your good most may have been able to explain but the code. just for business to give interviews the company continues to

remain silent and. that's no mistake the scandalous does appear to have had three directors. name is kristoff falling into the well number three. but the fact that marty for me showed. that good leak. in the most safe and cigar case. where from the ny thing seventeen when they open a business. to go through fourteen when does a guy stop working with them. is it possible that john doe as well as being the instigator was also one of the company heads. in the hopes of animal papers journalists fredricka must you know they also mention the christopher zone idea they said. from the one nine hundred ninety seven and was

a member of the company's management team. investigator to point a finger to. both him abs with one of my priceless pics i mean. most awful thing. they don't make people partners. who do have to be well know we've grown all the group of their employees on the working beef for about ten years maybe he was in anything or maybe he was in what disinfo think know. their thing are you. feel report video report on him.

top down nothing. to me. i don't need money. of course i am aware of. what's important is to shut this firm down once and for all. to shoot the film down to get the rate of the owners to be more precise ideally yes. here is the money that you don't.

know the. most is all against it firstly refuses to be interviewed for the moment he states that he was never either a second board member or shareholder. bastiaan and frederick obama refer in the book to a document dated the twenty first of may two thousand and eight. showing that kristen was all and i had a ten percent of the company's shows. the other ninety percent was divided between from one fund second and you're going to. despite selling this claim. that he left

the company and twenty eleven his name appears in internal company correspondence until july twenty fifteen. who was in a position to steal the most scandalous archives of the decade. what was that unknown fiefs objective revenge personal gain for a more noble sense of justice. there are many black holes and fun seconds history. available information is often fragmented and contradictory. but we've managed to piece together a timeline showing how the firm became one of the biggest players in the world's offshore market. and nine hundred seventy seven a young lawyer named. there in an internship in london returns to panama and founded his own firm. in one nine hundred eighty three there was an incident in london that remains a mystery to this day at heathrow airport six thieves stole seven thousand gold

ingots weighing three terms. a large hole of diamonds and five hundred million pounds. the both would become known as the bricks measure robbery. and was immediately dubbed the crime of the century but how does that involve most acts companies. referring to the panama documents the i.c.i. j. investigation states in one thousand nine hundred five a famous london wheeler dealer named gordon parry. with the help of you're going. down at a firm called fab area and. that company laundered millions of pounds through banks in switzerland liston stein. jersey and the isle of man. the journalists are convinced that those funds were the proceeds from selling the stolen heathrow gold. interestingly the company came out of that scandal with

clean hands the police could bring no charges against the lawyers perhaps that was the moment when you realize that laundering billions could make him millions. but of course the main event of nine hundred eighty three was the coming to power of one of the toughest and most corrupt dictators in modern history man well not a year ago. it's no secret of the general had actively cooperated with the cia since the nine hundred fifty s. . the united states invaded panama many years ago and with mr know. they had a problem with him and the drug cartels and so forth but america gives panama for many reasons the panama canal and so forth the drug barons had all but taken control of panama. because the journalists discovered.

the atmosphere of fear and impunity the rule the country during those years didn't stop the company from making good money. in one thousand nine hundred five when the usa announced the hunt for manuel noriega's friend. drug barack got a quintet. became a nominal director of the offshore firm that acquired older bloodthirsty motorist essence. the two thousand and eight economic crisis turned some countries into pigs these were the countries with weaker economies that needed austerity policies if you are in a situation of low bloat even the recession austerity is a very bad idea it doesn't work and it makes millions off be. people are very

unhappy those who are unemployed see their wages decline off to almost a decade how good are the results she saw in your duties with a buddy who people gathered in which to watch it all get people to see what i do and a choice that he gets traded beautiful blue she had they still claim what was i mean if a legal. challenge lasted more than this she did not i was always think if they see something and not getting paid why are the same measures still in place to one of the consequences to weaken bluebirds smooth the smooth will first one of the suits the truth the consider is the consequences are actually quite acceptable to the decision maker. i think terrys indeed to have potential to come out of this impasse of implementing

the means grievance by cream on the un peace operation this is very sensitive politically walls contributing countries to be eventually offer troops it's off to decide to whom they have confidence and to whom they have not. we all willingly accepted the risk of being shot wounded taken prisoner but no lucas signed up to be friggin poisoned by our own people i've seen stuff that was leaked or biological and chemical products the said do not truck tires all types of styrofoam will 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 soft. for all 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 wady and decades a lot of those soldiers will die in charge and they will have to pay and. get the middle finger to move using the old slow. delayed and i hope you die.

the week's top stories while the international julian assange is given ecuadorian citizenship but the u.k. still refuses to give him diplomatic immunity to leave the ecuadorian embassy in london we'll tell you all about it. ahead who it was revealed the pentagon is seeking to expand its presence in cyberspace and develop software that can interact with foreign is on social media in the country. trumps oval office out of the u.s. president faces a global backlash over offensive remarks he allegedly made tonight about immigrants from africa el salvador and haiti.

good afternoon just turned five the evening here in moscow in your life without international coming to you from h.q. with our weekly the round of the big stories of the last seven days first them on thursday it was revealed wiki leaks founder julian assange should become an ecuadorian citizen he's been holed up in the country's london embassy for over five years of to seeking political asylum there but the u.k. believes the only change of address he deserves is one of the courtroom or a small three cups the week's developments billionaire sons posted a photograph of himself in an ecuadorian football shirt 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 saw 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 son's 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 will know the person can't live in those conditions around here we're considering the option of mediation. don't have said that could be done fire resistant 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 fans first went into the embassy behind me course there have been developments in his case along the line most notably possibly last year sweden dropped 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. 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 is that even after all this time it's very unclear when and what will be the ending of. your last minute in the wake of all u.s. officials refuse to comment on the matter there is still speculation that if assad does stay by the embassy and is arrested the u.s. could actually request is actually at least because the revelations are made by wiki leaks we asked some people in ecuador itself if they supported their government's current action. 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 her son's or wiki leaks there's a real possibility of extradition to the u.s. there is a cast size 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 the opinion as well as to activists about what could happen next to doing a sound on this next year and they're not very optimistic. basis on which the the u.k. authorities would arrest him apparently is for breaking bad conditions so the charges in terms of the case in sweden and now being dropped but absolutely maybe there will be an extradition attempt and i was various kind of international bodies have found when they've looked into it the chance of getting a free and fair trial in the us 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 slated to

begin working his way through the u.s. judicial process if you ever leave the embassy. despite being holed up in that embassy now for five years he may have found a new way to entertain himself in a paid those cryptic tweets seem to be a favorite pastime. for this naturalization was granted on the twelfth of december twenty seventh.

mr song i'm no genius but reading the chessboard i think i can see the black pieces of the bad guys in the white pieces well let's just say the not so bad guys run. another interpretation of the game. still be in progress but julian the songes in a strong position against opposing u.s. interests. in the last week emerged that the us army is seeking to acquire software capable of interacting with social media users in other countries the bots it says must be adept at understanding colloquial language and generating responses to people's

posts as well as gauging public sentiment in trying to talk me through in the week the pentagon's drive them to expand its online operations now. the classic boss of 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 slag and even that mode 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 again 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 an 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 it's on the heels of the u.s. leaders complaining about all the. fuss about online interference from other parties other countries really worst kevin in the case when russian troll farms and bots they're 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 is something alarming we contacted the pentagon for clarification they did get about but not with much they said that the tool would be helpful to them given the huge amount of data to handle online and as we discussed the push to develop advanced bots with n.s.a. whistleblower william binney for my five agent annie mash on their lives some of

the implications of what they really want to do is be able to monitor royce communications were any kind of communications text and be able to assess it and. check it for 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 have 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 farms influencing elections across the west and it's interesting to see that the languages that they're advertising for are.