always understood the difference between journalistic intelligence and government intelligence and that has to say the least interest from the cia and certainly the opposite of admiration norman solomon thank you after the break astrophysicist and founder of the strongest best of all dr garrett israelian tells us why collective economic punishment to bail out the banks shouldn't be extended to space exploration if we want to human kind of buy on from the views we reveal why double trump should have private health insurance if he comes to britain and why one woman's terrorist is another woman's freedom fighter told the family coming up about two of going underground. national governments in various locations still don't even understand what crypto

currency is how mining works what bitcoin does and that confusion in that learning curve that they haven't bothered to climb leads to a lot of missed policy choices messed up policy choices and it's just because of a massive confusion out there so little is known about bitcoin except our karsies at all levels of government most levels of the consumer world and even within the crypto community itself. despite its timing and history the soviet union you know is dominated international sport however this was not about the use of those champions from the. sort of you know. right now michel worth. more movie or when we would be if you're going to do three drove the risk reward

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companies. pallone been fine company elsewhere they invite private companies to take over their utilities anybody tell us drop us aloud from a cigar she got on the back of my because. this is. just because they're now look you know. the more you know brought up the locals are ready to stand up for the basic human right of access to water it's about water but it's also over much more than water it's about to hurt and the redistribution of our wares to birds and dairy debt downwards we want our. welcome back with me to go through some weak stories now is the broadcast of a liberal democrat a member of parliament lembit opec interesting that the british government after that decision about twenty four hours seems to said nothing about them having to

answer for that un human rights panel declaring he had been utterly detained all the time but that's not surprising because even yesterday's verdict is a small bit part many chapter in the overall problem that a stance has created for them alternately he blew the whistle on things which are incredibly uncomfortable for the government but this is going to carry on it's not going to get any easier for julian in the next weeks or months that's what i think well certainly one aspect of the war on terror hasn't gone away because there are reports in the first twenty four hours there's been an eighty percent rise in drone strikes on the dole trump and let's go to this headline for the morning star money star ports hapless mark line costa blames iranians drafting for tori double speak on drone care the british drone killing as opposed to the twenty six dead in afghanistan in the past few days because of trouble let me read to you the erroneous drafting the document stated that in how they practice a. targeting suspected terrorists outside of the armed conflict itself and then

governed willian outside the outside that's the big phrase that also suspected terrorists and then government and seems to back this up as well he said that he would hunt down suspected terrorists in iraq and syria and other areas to active ingredients there suspected terrorists no trial you might be a terrorist so you're a target and second the outside the conflict zone kevin williamson in fairness did say that the russian government would kill thousands of people in britain to talk to people well that's all right then to last all right then he doesn't say much about the next story i have to say as written continues perhaps to fly drones who do we know big mass going on in yemen a forgotten war if you like reports saudi arabia and u.a.e. yemen setback as our allies turn on each other setback the world's largest humanitarian crisis in harriet's thinks a setback is in store when there's tens of millions of people being threatened by british backed so. we have sold billions of pounds worth of arms there and of

course downtimes done the same it's not a simple situation until now it's like the saudi coalition has held together as they've been fighting there now a part of that coalition is turned violently against it so you're going to lose a game basically you can have an army fight all trained by britain fighting each other well first of all even their training is the same because they will be the same to each other while the who and the rest of yemen to get big and massive vested interests in terms of arms sales into this mass by the u.k. by the united states and then this politics going on here which probably has caught saudi arabia by surprise. some of the un security council members to talk about the conflict and britain arguably stops training the killers don't hold your breath on that one that's gotten their next one to raise amaze favorite killers everyone in britain favorite killers arguably. acim. or is it scalia supposed that advance an i.e.d.

where the suffragettes terrorists what do you mean face well obviously the suffragettes invented the letter bomb they bombed westminster abbey st paul's cathedral st martins in the fields of what was this is a women's history professor june purvis says they were not terrorists she claims that emily implant cursed if she were alive today and i quote here she would be horrified by the actions of the present day suicide bombers who ruthlessly kill and injure and around that of course because they're islam is militants backed by the british government in syria arguably but actually i'm going to slightly agree with you here because at the end she slips in this phrase christabel pankhurst the w.s.p. used brit key strategist decided that more confrontational tactics were necessary well that blows the gaff on her she basically agrees with you maybe they were terrorists after all this is so why don't women and men not torture that we will only go to vote by bombs. and letter it wasn't only by that so don't oversimplify it but it was one of the tools they used but as you say you advocating violence for political causes on this program i am i really don't that we should encourage

anyone some humility here the suffragettes were not beyond blame themselves they got something which i would like to think most people agree with that's votes for women but some of their measures are not exactly completely free of blood is in people in hollywood will be encouraged to start a violent hashtag need to movement i don't think so let's go to the most powerful man in the world shall we yes here's another chance not donald trump not such as annoying us on other things is his latest thing the democrats are pushing for universal health care while thousands of people are marching in the u.k. because their you system is going broke and not working want to greatly raise taxes for really bad non-personal medical care no thanks absolute no news about u. turns at roundabouts it could be something about universal health care the great achievement for donald trump in slamming british health care on the basis of the march is that he's actually. jeremy hunt the conservative minister to sound left

wing this is what the hunt said i may disagree with claims made on that march but not one of the bots to live in a system where twenty eight million people have no cover and they just may have challenges but i'm proud to be from the country that invented universal coverage where all get care no matter the size of their bank balance jeremy corbyn kind of sad that so what champ has now done is made him seem like a leftie now that's a pretty big achievement the libretto black ear well now after is reading the news in britain this week after larry love accused of hacking was based agency was spared having to face so-called u.s. justice by the high court in london but as the annual federal commercial space conference he's off today in the u.s. capitol with richard branson's virgin galactic in the lawn musk space x. together with nasser in attendance we're going to turn to another conference star was twenty nine hundred showcased in london's royal society in the last few days in collaboration with media partner r.t. this is journal aims to unite the arts and the sciences and gather a constellation of stars in the city where einstein forged the basic equations that arguably rule our lives today the event in switzerland will feature nobel prize

winners cosmonauts and astronauts as well as prominent theoretical physicists an award winning musician the oneness or physicist we caught up with was the founder of strawman dr garrick is really dag it's that time of year again we're in the internationally famous royal society in london why byrne in switzerland for star most twenty nineteen first science experiment first strong to me spearmint done on board pull the lever and be strong can barsel green was to detect a solar helium. but on the surface of the moon so the university or band was in charge of an experiment that neil armstrong and buzz aldrin had to do on the so he had a letter from me alone. from neil armstrong in december sixty nine two to professor john is he's from university hill burn thing. came for this amazing experiment which gave the most precise composition of solar abundances

isotopic about indices of helium and seven elements so far from the scientific history behind this and of course albert einstein writing these important papers yeah some people calling it cold war two point zero you're also in a neutral country for a start yes switzerland is a neutral country and byrne actually is the first institution first university to put an experiment on the moon so there was a dying wish to be out of science festival so you go places where the science is there some connection and connection or burned with fifty years in a verse of apollo so it was straight forward so that there was no doubt that this is the city we have to do next first first some people might say no one's interested in the moon nasa certainly doesn't appear to be interested in the moon donald trump arguably maus. why is the importance of the anniversary of the moon still i think important is seven reasons first the moon landing was

a great inspiration for an entire generation of scientists and artists they're the core of this is still here and there are still many people it was so hard so difficult that many people today don't believe even that. you can replace the becomes like a me that was two thousand years ago. so it's really not too many of those. but it was a challenge and it was also very interesting to see men walking on a different planet or definitely never happened in their history and why and what happened and why in six seven years that managed to do that for the space race and all those things it's quite an interesting story and it is one of the themes you mention people don't believe in the moon landing is one of the themes of. the nineteen is going to be how scientific elaboration may help. to combat so-called fake news while out of ten scientists to something to combat fake news and first

of all that comes from climate change stories that discriminate between scientists and someone but that's already spending to different topics like of genetics and pi elegy and so on and it's probably related to the technologies so new technologies it's very easy to spread any any news and people who didn't even know if it's science based or fact based or words well it's not fake news is ever present drum doesn't convince climate manmade climate yes i think that to avoid those things we want to initiate and triggered the discussion at the festival because basically that there is a collective economic polish when some would say of the banking crisis you come across this criticism all the time would in point of exploring space at that time

when. people. were benefits from space. there are many there are many first first of all to start new technologies in astronomy would me ask for funding that's a ten or twenty million for for a new camera on a telescope or spectrograph or whatever ninety nine percent of this money goes into technologies developing new technologies and engineering and design and so on it doesn't mean that the money goes into astronomy installers it goes to those technologies and then this is applied in daily he daily life. so the patents and everything that you've heard from infrared cameras from many sensitive tech there is they are all applied in astronomy first and then they go to two to industry and so on and so the same is with space technologies most of money which is spending

work it interesting and so on it all goes to patents and new discoveries new materials a new software's and all of those things and then later this goes into it it's just the nature of the way the science works we just just finally also i mean we said ritalin is a neutral country some people saying there are heightened tensions echoes of the cold war the space race of course in the middle of the cold war how would you characterize the four string of detour into by scientific elaboration because some people would thing that was the soviet space program versus the apollo program and you're taking us back to the days of war cold war fare so-called well there are probably the best answers given by alex early on of you said that was the space based racey the history of its o.b.l. straight into soviet. is the best olympic games was much better. because it leads to something with that so what we believe to be games is in b.

this is a pure entertainment. in that case we have achieved something so we are studying the moon we got the rock from the moon bring well is a peugeot human. korea our city. the knowledge isn't knowledge and it's a from the mental science of studying the moon we study be it we want to know the formation of we want to know the evolution of the solar system and so on and two are just all those questions you have to explore and you have to spend what you don't think much of resident jones defunding the international space station how to be these are i think rich we we do everything to to have more collaboration from different countries to put money to get it to build a new new instruments but not you know this isis was so successful it was the best experiment again ever done a nice trick to be to the budget was hundred billion or five cents. and for

many many years and he started with new station gradually so there used to be the three point four billion a year is to much less. what they think if you ask nasa scientists will say no there's not enough well there's always enough money for me to tree. so there's no question but when it comes to space exploration no we don't want the. president. talking to me at london's royal society and that's it for the show we'll be back on saturday to speak to brian may of queen about privilege in the u.k. and we ask russia's ambassador to the court of st james how do you prepare for the electricity infrastructure in. the jury's amaze government has warned british subjects to expect any day now to lend even social media to the eleven years to

the day that barack obama announced his wish to run the usa would go down in history as the us president deported more immigrants killed more innocent people by drone and imprisonable whistleblowers and he before and. i'm completely confused about why a republican administration made a change that was essentially. part of the democratic philosophy i can only think that somewhere deep within what they call the deep state in the us treasury there were left leaning bureaucrats who implemented this change to a territoriality based system of taxation without anybody actually being aware of what was going on.

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the u.s. led coalition launches so-called defensive airstrikes against pro-government forces in syria accusing them of attacking a rebel group. on the eve of the winter olympics hopes diminish for dozens of russian athletes fighting to have their bounds overturned. under a new party is being launched in the u.k. with the aim of reversing perhaps it but the support it's getting from across the channel is leading to accusations of french meddling. with the latest on these stories head to r.t. you don't part of the guys who report is next here on r.t. international looking at a japanese innovation known as their human and if you're watching in the u.k. or island stay with us for the financial news including bus.

i am extra as or this is the kaiser report we are going to delve into the outer shell the inner shell of the mega shell in the metal shell of who we are who we what is going on stacy herbert obvious here stacy herbert max kaiser how can that be. kaiser. talk to me now actually i saw this three is hysterical human who were developed in japan provides a way to attend events remotely using another person's body a surprisingly natural says this inventor gen reckon moto of so many now i don't know quite if it's a joke but the photos are funny and you know it is something like that was done on south park once so usually means some time anything marked on south park as

a ridiculous thing that kenny and cartman would do well that usually becomes the future so that was the simpsons they predicted all kinds of things family guy oh yeah well i guess you know the way this would work as for example those glasses made by author of snap i mean you can have a video enable glasses you can go to the event wearing glasses with video cameras and then you can tap into somebody at the event and see the event as they're seeing it through their glasses or they have these do contact lenses that are video cameras that you just click on with a blink of your of your eyes i mean you could rent into somebody's body into their presence watch them experience something in real time through that link the image shown in this and i don't know if it's part of a fake story of fake news and funny stuff on twitter but it's just an i pad strapped to somebody's face and you max keiser would be face time in n.p.p. and somebody else is walking around as you want to buy one of those you know i pods

honor i pads on a stick and we'll see you have roll around in just part you know. no it didn't have appeared at events like that it's not a transplant right i mean or not transplanting my head on to something another person and then sending that to see the hockey game i saw that i thought it could be applied to this first headline i have here dutch police to undress use wearing clothes deemed too expensive for them officers will target young men wearing designer clothes and watches they seemingly cannot afford police in the dutch city of rotterdam have launched a new pilot program which will see them confiscating expensive clothing and jewelry from young people if they look too poor to whom them well this is discrimination against crypto miners and crypto traders because you know there's a whole generation of teenagers and young adults to who are crypto millionaires and of course are out buying expensive watches and limburg ania's to reflect their incredible wealth there's a story a market watch dot com people showing the results are there for a one k. plans they are millionaires or for a one k. plans are riding the bull market wealth has become you know i was i was a kid we had a show called lifestyles of the rich and famous with robin leach the talked about

all these celebrities and all the gold and gold and lifestyles they lead now is trickling down to the twenty first century you see all these teenagers now multimillionaire perpetrators and yeah but this comes in a an environment and the netherlands was part of the u.k. french german u.s. you know. fraudster banks are sort of people that destroy the global economy and no banker jamie diamond and lloyd blankfein are still walking around they are rich enough to afford their rolex and expensive suits but only because they gotten gains so here they're saying if you look too poor like what is what how do you how do you look poor like what if somebody has a bad diet they too many tight pods and they just look poorly like you don't look like you should be able to afford that eight hundred euro jacket they said like too many people have too many of these young guys who have no visible means of support

well they're wearing expensive clothing and we're just going to take it we're going to embarrass them by underestimating the. and the middle of the street and taking their clothes isn't this just asset forfeiture well it made me think of the united states i thought like where this leads to is this next headline in the united states americans cut savings to a twelve year low the drop matters since consumers make up roughly seventy percent of the u.s. economy while american consumption continues to power their economy there's a cautionary signal the savings rate is falling in december the rate fell to two point four percent the lowest since september two thousand and five from two point five percent the prior month according to commerce department figures the drop matters because consumers make up roughly seventy percent of the economy and they can only push savings down so far before it impacts their ability to keep spending which in turn fuels u.s. growth of course there's a lot of civil asset forfeiture here in the united states and cops will shake down all sorts of young people so it makes sense and i have any savings or not have any assets because why would you because it's just going to be taken so you might as

well spend it consume as much of a tide pods as possible yes civil us of for churn extends beyond just minorities it's just all young people now are having their assets stolen but you know this is what i call the frying pan economy so you just consume your way up until market tops and then when the market stop it crashes it's like hitting your head with a frying pan so you just ring the bell of your skull and your cranium is running out of there and you wait for the bailout to cap and it always does from the central bank and then you go back and showing again so it's a it's just a unconscious economy there's nobody ever tries to switch from having a high savings rate to switch to having a high paying job just consumer debt consumer debt frying pan bam consumer debt consumer to frying pan bam that's the a cycle of the economy right now until such time as the polarized caps melt and we have nothing but rising sea levels that are one drowns i saw somebody say philip k. dick if you're reading this tweet just kill all of us now like we don't want to be

in this like it's a philip k. dick dystopia nightmare we're living it if he's writing it somewhere in a parallel universe please stop. ah and let's don't lie because this whole boom bust boom bust thing you're talking about it reminds me of like that site five series west world where all the characters on a loop but they feel very deeply in passionately and they feel love and they feel stress and they feelings i need for their loved ones and blah blah blah but they wake up every single day and their loved ones are slaughtered and killed and everything taken by these tourists it's like groundhog's day written by philip k. dick you're on this edition slope where there's wake up every single day instead of some charming rogue in the lobby of a hotel trying to pick up a doll it's really just robust trying to kill each other for a few extra pints at the pub well that's what it seems like with these stories of the civil asset forfeiture you know every day you think you wake up you go work you go set up your bitcoin mining rig or your marrow or earlier easy cash and you think you're working in adding to your value net worth and some cop shakes you down and

takes all your stuff and says go back to work and start over again the next day and then they run you lou loop around the loop it goes the circus never ends the sideshows are now the main show on the mainstays with the pets of mine continuing indefinitely until you hit the savings consumer whole of the savings consumer and the pothole that is. probably pretty. well here's another headline that was out last week but i saved it for this one because in your second half you speak to the twenty year old j.p. beric just twenty years old he is already a big name in the crypto space into crypto mining not just in mining but marrow easy cash in others samsung south korea's largest firm is manufacturing a stick chips for bitcoin mining samsung the largest company in south korea which is accountable for a large portion of the country's economy has started the production phase of

bitcoin and cryptocurrency mining equipment and mining chips the biggest company in south korea a large portion of south korea's economy and people think these stories about south korea possibly shutting down because you know that seems crazy because wherever samsung goes the economy of south korea goes there's an old saying about oh yeah well you know i got to give credit to my old pal rick fox venia up there in stockholm who made the comparison with bitcoin and because of mining to the oil industry and i think a lot of people don't understand the fundamental shift of the global economy due to crypto mining is as significant as that which we discovered during the oil boom in the discovery of oil to change the whole global economy the combustion engine and all the huge wealth and influence that came with the oil barons and now we're in the age of the crypto barons and it's not just fluffy pony there are other crypto

barons as well exactly well they're getting in on the game and go into some of the details about how significant this is because right now by the way they're the real the only two. chip companies that control a large part of the market are a bit mean and then taiwan's t.s.m. c. so they control a lot of the chip market in terms of the fastest mining and most efficient mining capacity but here there's. samsung is getting in and they're like top of the game nobody can compete with them on many different. aspects of a production of semiconductor for example for apple but local media outlets reported that samsung partnered with the chinese bitcoin mining equipment manufacturer last year and finished the development of its chips samsung which operates one of the largest semiconductor as i said manufacturing plants in the world will manufacture and supply cryptocurrency mining equipment to the chinese.