the stocks of the major weapons contractors tanked billions of dollars thanks a. million dollars was the rock now that exerts exerts major pressure on powerful people to make sure peace does not happen and that's just one example of how strong the gravity of this ponzi scheme is there are steps we could take to make the stock market less exploitative we we we could stop speaking about stocks as if they are money you know stop saying you have a thousand dollars of apple shares and instead say you got a thousand put doodles of apple shares or whatever then when you sell them then you have a thousand dollars step two is realizing that the market economy in general is designed to exploit billions of us while a tiny number get ridiculously rich just as jeff bezos he's now worth all hundred

billion put doodles of amazon stock right and step three the recipe for the coconut caraquet is one cup. i really just look it up we're going to do all the right to be washing dishes had a belly debate because. they . were. really camp light signals from behind both. secretary of state mike palm peo and israeli prime minister bibi netanyahu claimed to have a brand new proof just remembered proof that iran is developing a nuclear weapon but after scientists from the u.n. nuclear age. study both the with and the depth of pompei o and netanyahu they

found they were brimming full of radioactive bull. the u.s. says there was no credible indications of nuclear activity because just about anything this is ministration or corporate media tells you is happening is not happening and anything they don't tell you is happening is probably happening. for example is your mainstream media telling you that disaster capitalism is cutting puerto rico and therefore there were major protests there dissuade to try to stop the austerity stop the privatization and gain independence no no you enter that on your animation media then yes that means it's happening. police attacks and psi austerity protesters with pepper spray and tear gas this week those people have gone like eight months without power and hot water do you

think your pepper spray is going to stop them pepper spray probably made them smell better after eight months without a hot shower or a corporate media doesn't want you to know about people standing up they don't want you to know about the largest teachers' strike in history the history of arizona is happening right now they don't care to tell you that the world health organization came out with a new study this week showing that nine out of ten people are subjected to high levels of pollutants from the air we breathe we are filling the atmosphere with crap because we have to have factories pumping out meaningless tchotchke ease that people can buy and then you know ditto fill the void in their souls created by advertising telling them that that's the answer and the more chomsky's we buy the more jobs there are for people to make money so that they too can buy tchotchke. that. the end result is you can have

a one tennis sidewalk in your own neighborhood without in the hailing pieces of your own refrigerator magnets said state supreme just fidgets printers and planned obsolescence couches that will do you to last a week unfettered capitalism has gotten so pervasive we're breathing it all right i'm so sorry so i just i just got a bit of a selfie stick allowed to buy lunch sorry about that corporate media won't mention that will they and actually that article was i admit on the on c.b.s. news website but it was buried under thirteen grammatically incorrect columns about stormy daniels cell at that. time really counts. the ok well i think they tested for monday why did you take the taxes cloyd died down as the clapping trickles out go to jackson sure sach khand get tickets or you

can vote for your own city also have a new podcast called common sense or every way will be back in just a bit don't go. full bore sell you on the idea that dropping bombs brings clues to the chicken or forcing you to fight the battle. to stop for the tell you that will be just a template. for. my eyes to tell you. like. all the horrors that we already know what.

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way. that another high profile democratic senator and possible two thousand and twenty presidential candidate has sworn off corporate super pac money this time it's mc resistance darling come all the harris and out of luminaries this job is our senior campaign financier john of o'donnell. thank you both thank you. come all hers for real here hell yes i mean and it's not just her it's also superstar senators cory booker and piers and jill a brand they've all decided to take the corporate out of corporate democrat and

replace it with true progressive they went even further and decided to take the d. and the c. out of democrat and then break the remaining letters into two words emo rats. ah aka all motional road ends. and who would want to vote for her true progressive emotion over to. god i want to eat god save you talking about i'm sorry and just i recently watched ratatouille. that chef one of the rat is inspirational and so are these mainstream democratic senators pay no attention to their voting. yes yes passage of the law to record john let's be honest they're not rejecting all big money donations here oh no no they're not doing that. not even close the reason intercept article points out that

cory booker only receives a little over ten percent of his campaign funding from corporate pacs here's the gillibrand receives under seven percent and kemal heresies under five percent they all get considerably more from large individual donors that include corporate executives and lobbyist. i'll give you ten dollars if you don't say something cynical right now. no i can do how. does it feel to stab a telegraph or giving up a small amount of money so they can create the illusion that they care about reforming money in politics to appeal to voters it's more of a poll tested empty gesture compared to a genuine political stance yet no ten dollars. also thomas ferguson a leading academic who studies money and politics strongly disagrees with you he says it's an absolutely cheap gesture that means nothing that's why they do it so

he's completely agreed with me again as. but if you take the a g. and o. r. out of agreeing and replace it with a big then he is completely peeing with you was that there was no more they were way ahead of the crossword puzzle and didn't come all the heresies shooters over in the last month with the corporate donations came up at a town hall and oh yeah she definitely did let me ask you something extremely specific ok because i'm hoping for a very specific answer ok if a corporation or a corporate lobbyist wants to give you money for a campaign where you tell them thanks but no thanks. well i guess it depends i mean the wrong answer. yes. you. know i was zombie crowd clapping and come all is am

certain. look kemal has has since changed her tune and we should celebrate that more democrats are responding to the pressure of the progressive movement to get corporate money out of politics it's not helpful to be uniformly dismissive. far and i'll make a deal with you cory booker's giving up ten percent of corporate money right ok so then we can have you can have a ten percent of a celebration. everyone would look like involved to be like a stale bag of cheese puffs one communal wine cooler. and pin the tail on the donkey sans donkey to be over for jon i don't. know they were still doing guys first thing this is the leader and this has the ark

up in arms for more on this let's go to redact correspondent naomi caravan. went to korean leadership hands a few weeks ago actual for peace was celebrated by an. excerpt at the american press trumps cabinet saw north korea's outreach as a dangerous even event we all know handshakes and be terrifying without fear or else they could be fatal and imagine if your acquaintance has a hook for a hand i mean what's the decorum for help thinking do you just put out a finger chain like a hawk and shake it like there are. no one was more disappointed by this event the national security adviser john bolton who still supports the iraq war. today the home of fighter jets taking off as this man's well of the balls.

now. he's in the most powerful position ever had so close to trump's ear that he fears an echo when he speaks watches he tried hard not to vomit when he reacted to the korean leader's touching hands they're like putty in north korea's hands it's very emotional for south koreans i understand it but you know as the great international relations theorist p.t. barnum once said there's a sucker born every minute phineas taylor barnum a man known for his wisdom and making a mermaid by sewing a monkey's head to a fish for his traveling freak show. wait is it possible that bolton is the real merman. the bullets in his right green leaders meeting at the d.m.z. to sign a piece that coronation was an emotional event the d.m.z. is a cold war relic that the u.s. drew on a map after world war two to ensure an american spear of influence but also separated

green families for decades this is what the demilitarized zone looks like and we know. that's just the music south korea plays at the d.m.z. to counter the north korean propaganda real but now they're dismantling the speakers and well it just saddens me to see yet another radio station go under but don't let all this symbolism go to your head think reasonably like bolton when bobby already argued the legal case for striking north korea first at least when the us decides to kill innocent koreans bowen's already done all the necessary paperwork here's an all purpose insult that you can use all apply to the to the north koreans question how do you know when the north korean regime is lying answer when their lips are moving how good it was and great joke to break the ice at the peace. when can you tell if americans are lying. you're already dead but north koreans have little reason to trust american leaders

to because of the slow. it's understanding where the u.s. killed a third of the korean population during the korean war and thousands more through later sanctions and because of our now habit of regime change we have very much in mind the libya model from two thousand and three two thousand and four there are obviously differences the libyan program was much smaller actually the most obvious difference would have to be that we toppled the libyan government after realizing that they didn't have a program you couldn't have thought of a better example of peacemaking like i don't know nuremberg. if true does broker a deal between the koreas will be the first to yell his way to a nobel peace prize instead of live translation of his acceptance speech oslo will provide guests with earplugs but despite a hawkish media and count any move towards peace is a cause for celebration a celebration trump says we should have at the d.m.z.

but did anyone tell him that they already removed a proper. reporting from washington this week their money rejected. there are your headlines from the future or two weeks from now you'll learn w h o reveals planet's atmosphere now thirteen percent plastic seventeen percent sharply new. to law. man with life savings in snapshot stock heard saying big corn is a real because it's not backed by anything that starts stuff like you go. crazy like oh so i've always wanted to. keep.

the united states can see these. tools it's news and it's a tax on other country's. economic sanctions are often just the beginning another thing you like to do is place some military pressure on the country music you're talking about. and there must be an effort to demonize that country and the leader of that country . with a responsibility for the. week to make rules for the rest of. us without us there will be.

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i am. in. palm oil is one of the most controversial products of our time it's a solid vegetable fat that's very cheap. twenty seventeen production grew to sixty three million tons that rapid growth in international demand for cheap oil has led to the massive expansion of palm oil plantations which means the destruction of rain forest. get into these you know a lot more than ten million typed as of unique rain forest has been destroyed and it's a process that just keeps going. the

global chemical weapons watchdog says it is unable to determine the amount of the nerve agent used in the screwball poisoning despite earlier claims from the head of the organization. tens of thousands of protesters in paris against president that labor reforms amid tight security following recent riots. also this hour anti-government protests are held across russia two days before the bottom of putin's presidential inauguration.

are broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is our international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us now the international chemical weapons watchdog which is currently investigating the poisoning of sergei screwball and his daughter in the u.k. is backing away from claims made by his its own boss the o.p.c. w chief earlier claimed that up to one hundred grams of the nerve agent nova chalk was used in the attack on the former spy artie's but i've got to have comments usually what happens with ministries. get revealed crimes the soul of perpetrators are identified in the script case what's interesting is we seem to be going in reverse. for research activities or protection you would need for instance five to ten grams of but even in souls three it looks like they may have used more than without knowing the exact quantity i'm told it may be fifty one hundred grams or so which goes beyond research activities for protection it also stretches the

realms of reality here's some perspective one drop of a new for chalk nerve agent is enough to kill roughly ten people one hundred grams the equivalent of a small glass would be enough to wipe out at least a neighborhood kill thousands and thousands any serious chemist familiar with nerve agents will tell you as much know each other is supposed to be very toxic highly toxic five to eight times more toxic than the x. which is already very very toxic what's interesting is how the head of the world's chemical weapons watchdog could possibly make such a mistake perhaps it was a mistake the u.p.c. w. didn't take long to shall we say clarify the o.p.c. w. would not be able to estimate all determine the amount of the nerve agent the booze

used in souls bri on the fourth of march twenty eight in the quantity should probably be characterized in milligrams fair enough they miscalculated a slight exaggeration of about two hundred thousand fold but ok remember when russia protested the accusation that only eat could make new each ox no one took them seriously in fact the accusers were offended by the very idea. the russians crossed all boundaries when they served the novacek agent could have come from the czech republic that is a lie fake news right so imagine the czech foreign minister's face when the president then comes out and says this the novacek was produced and tested in the czech republic it was a small quantity though we know when and we know where it was done it would be hypocritical to pretend that such a thing never happened really remarkable just to think britain was so sure it was

all so we singularly exclusively russia is highly likely that russia was responsible be to the poles russia culpable culpable culpable for the attempted murder you argue that their source of is russia how did you manage to find it out so quickly i look at the the evidence from the people from from porton down they were absolutely categorical and i asked the guy myself i said are you sure and he said there's no doubt only russia it could only have come from russia said the guy over there to boris johnson hundred percent guaranteed go ahead sanction russia you can probably guess what happened next as a pattern here of not verified the to say source to be clear you're not able at portadown to say where it is from we haven't yet been able to do that

so much backtracking it might as well be back running yet the media hits the breaking news peddle over any scandalous statement no matter how unsubstantiated and every time those statements turn out to be untrue no one cares staying tuned only for the next sensational revelation. from forty thousand people took to the streets of paris on saturday. to protest against the french president's economic reforms there was a heavy police presence in the wake of mass riding on may first the latest rally was largely peaceful but one police officer was injured artificial dubinsky was at the march for. sure the police have just moved into the basti area which is the end part of the protest in that they have started making what seem to me some arrests so far that's often some of the protesters damaged of van you might be able to see

in the distance smashing the screen and they also attempted to set it on fire and they're all around two thousand jungle my police out in clueless in paris today to try and keep the violence at this protest to a minimum after the violence that was witnessed on the may day protests on tuesday when almost she one hundred people so who were arrested from a ground to a crowd of around one thousand two hundred ultra militant leftists as they were described by the police now you may be able to see behind me some of the people who cover their faces they generally people who describe themselves as being anti capitalist anti fascist and they don't want to see and identified now many of the people came here to protest against the policies of the my own government over the last year that's because on monday it is since he was elected for the moment it feels like it is quite a calm but tense standoff between the police and the protesters here as the police have moved in to try and protect this area where the protesters had been trying to

damage some of this property but as you can probably hear they're describing the police in a chance as being racist and these are people who tend to hate the police i mean normally we hear them saying all the world hates the police but you get a sense of that tension these protesters who initially came here to protest against that year in power of mr macro but what they owe is against the system. capitalism and pretty much anything that go against the natural form of what they want and what they want they've said in the past is to bring up power to the street . there have also been protests across russia ahead of lattimer reportings presidential inauguration which will take place on monday then authorized rallies were called by the country's leading opposition figure alexina volley was arrested in moscow along with nearly three hundred others from breaking protest laws on tuesday were gone off as by some fifteen hundred people have gathered here in

central moscow most of them are supporters of alexina valley a prominent opposition figure in russia now at the beginning of the protests we do know that there have been some scuffles between the supporters and the opponents overlook seen a volley but so far larger view this event has been peaceful now right now the police are trying to clear out of the city center they are kind of breaking up the crowd into smaller chunks of people and and trying to disperse them one of the reasons the reason as to why they're doing this is this location for the protest has not been approved by the most school authorities the. system himself that his supporters should gather here on pushkin square square while instagram suffered a different location on saturday avenue now it's just a few thousand meters a few kilometers away from here it is also said in central most boys story districts somewhat of a traditional what has become

a traditional sports for opposition rallies in most schools one of those actually took place there literally a few days ago when i said by different people and it was in support of the internet freedom in russia in the wake of the russian government banning a very popular messaging service messenger telegram here it's one of only himself did not shy away from appearing at basle rally which did raise some questions as to why don't he. sure stuff i know what rituals to denounce that location sorry but i've been here for his rally and saw no problem appearing there at the at the rally organized by different people also this has been this the protests have not been contained to just more school which has been a russia wide as being some two thousand people we know have been protesting in st petersburg and other russian cities as well we have. reports of arrests in some of those cities too mostly in the cities where locations like here in

moscow. approved by the authorities as well and we saw some people being detained by the police to mostly those who are trying to block the streets. the german political theorist karl marx was born exactly two hundred years ago and his ideas on revolutionary socialism are still a source of fierce debate across the world our europe correspondent peter oliver went to the city where marx grew up germany is commemorating one of its most famous son and controversial think is suffered a if the two hundredth anniversary of the birth of the author of the communist manifesto call marx to say that his ideas of class struggle and the overthrow of the ruling classes by the workers were under a main divisive well that is beyond understatement marx's ideas were literally at the root of the ideological division between east and west.