i made sure i had some anti-histamine tablets on just in case. there was a worth two point two million. people that i was a personal presence will become one with. that i mean. there was. nothing to me that this is in the way of you doing. so because the. walls inside population you see these are rapidly decreasing all around the world one theory is that pollen from transgenic crops is becoming sterile so bees contacts try to nuffin a chance they need from it insects just die of disease hunger and digestive dissolute is since nine hundred sixty one the number of these in the united states

is harvest is even for them by ninety percent in places if you come by hash tag and the same thing is happening all over the world. all. i should mention that my son didn't have an allergic reaction to the organic milk maybe that was just chance but. after talking to a staunch opponent i thought it was time to me to staunch advocate. the agrarian university in moscow. long go to india go to brazil who knows that anybody can nutritious through nobody's called seriousness but they believe challenged my. position at h. e more rigs from hung out near our level torsional blue. more so with the more. genuine. northeastern. us

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like nowhere else in the world india makes you realise just how big the world's population really is and inevitably everyone needs to eat india is always quick to adopt the latest in high tech agriculture the green revolution is a striking example the strong resurgence of agriculture a process that began hair a few decades ago this is time past tense out that rapid growth always comes at a price in india to say it isn't just uses of. some farm misuse it is a poison many have taken their own life soft cultivating genetically modified crops corporations granted them loans they could never pay off to buy seeds pesticides that fail to realize the profits that were promised under the crushing weight of that they drink life to say as a way out the punjab states was always seen as the bread basket of india now it's known for colossal suicide rates among pharmacists.

to adjust. their. social for youngsters. or. explain. but. this is a man who for many years has tried to draw attention to the serious issue of suicide he talks of the families of the dead and sounds the alarm over this far reaching and widespread tragedy. is so. what's going on why a farm is taking their own lives and what does that have to do with g.m.a.

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be clear you don't. matter how you know maybe you can never lose to the cotton you never stop and then i give you a general kind of thing you're not going to read and we don't cotton to cotton. you do cotton has been promoted as something which actually solves the problems of baby and farmers who are doing quite an important crisis something which comes as a. test of the hamas has a solution so it's creating more problems bt cottonseed says solis by the monsanto corporation leaving for she said distributor of transgenic sees crops but in many places with because it is actually not suitable for calculation we deported seed companies on the seed back and this is the this is what you didn't want to do good conditions so this is basically deception of the farmers and the third thing is

that they actually spend huge amounts of money on advertising. they sure images of american farmers with tractors and see it going to be rich and just take this heat and you don't you pay for it yet you know because you're going to be a million minae you'll be able to pay for it they don't tell the farmer you can save the seat they don't tell the farmer it might fail because it's not meant for dry areas it's meant for irrigation involves an abrogation they don't do the farmer that. it's usually under lab so the pharma takes it on doesn't really have a sense of how how much costs he'll have to bear. it doesn't work so he goes and takes another bunch of seed and then turned bunch of seed and then the harvest

comes and there's no harvest because the pest has attacked it and in two years time agents who sold the seed and the pesticide come and say sorry you haven't paid your loan this land that you have is isles now that's the day the farmer quietly goes. borrows money for the last bottle of pesticide and most of these pesticides give and he goes to his field. and drinks the best as we visit families and i personally have talked to widows and i will say what was the budget and they bring out packages of seeds and they all bt. as an anti g.m.o. activist vandana shiva is known worldwide she lays the blame for mass suicide amongst indian farmers squarely on the shoulders of corporations that sell the seeds of this for us as a very special place or what have you and what's in them so this is our seed bank

about two thousand five hundred varieties of different kind of crops from the different we to the different prices to the different millet these are millet's which we call for water and fords because the green revolution. we call them because the green revolution declared them as inferior crops and they have forty times more nutrition. santana and her followers are fighting for plant diversity and she's afraid that thanks to american corporations there will soon only be four kinds of potato left in a couple of weeks for itas if god forbid there's any of those remaining types should feel prey to a new strain of disease that could herald the start of world wide famine and that's why she's committed saving c.s. alrighty that have been cultivated in india for centuries and yielded abundant harvests. of course hell it'll seed bank can compared to the scale of g.m.o.

plantations that i will never be able to forget what i've seen in this irrigation canal. minders to gay she would soon take me to england where through an unexpected turn of events i'd find myself discussing india's suicide problem with a member of the house of lords how you might wonder can job the farm is connected to the house of lords surprising. they connection is the straight as it gets. in july twenty seventh in holland health attempts a freelance journalist watching was on t.v. played a militant shelling in syria. jonah his sacrifice quality has established the khaled also to have memorial they will recognize will revolt those who often risked their

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in the stories that shaped the way carty is one of the finis outlets invited to north korea to witness what is said to be the demolition of its only known nuclear test site and. spreading the word. and now everything is being turned into a massive cloud of dots another day another diplomatic u. turn from donald trump has he hints that the historic summit with north korea may be back on despite pulling out days early. everybody. knows that better than anybody on this way for some petersburg into. actual economic forum saw global business leaders and the political elite gather in russia's northern capital to take

a closer look that was one of the most anticipated meetings between the french and russian leaders. are they welcome the latest developments and a look back at what's been happening over the last seven days to you watching the weekly here in r.t. international. now north korea has taken a highly symbolic step because pyongyang appeared to destroy its only no nuclear test site in front of the world's cameras on thursday r.t. correspondent she goes down up was among a select group of journalists invited. for in the beijing international airport as you can see behind me we're being greeted like celebrities who have bills to go to north korea thing is we aren't even exactly sure as to where exactly we're headed.

so you will counsel and that is what's the first thing you expect to see it's a bustling crowd of people pushing and shoving it's a taxi drivers offering that often overpriced services won't check this out nothing will distort it it's just an empty parking lot and three buses that will take us to the city. this is where i will be spending the next eleven hours or so my very own oriental express i guess so check out the room the first thing to notice about it is the windows the blinds are shot there is some sort of a seal and we're not allowed to you can peek from them never mind filming the thing is an air conditioner some beverages but really not much left to do but to go to bed. everybody so we're just woke up

it's six in the morning but check this out it's one of three and something really quickly they've opened the window the blinds are out still would probably mean we're really really close. so we've finally arrived this is the dog station we're being told a cylinder now we're up for a bus ride these are the buses that will take us through the next leg of our journey. behind the scene or the tunnel number two that's where the five nuclear tests five most recent nuclear tests have been conducted people here are reassuring are saying that there have been no radiation leaks that the environment is good but many journalists making good well it's better safe than sorry you can see some are wearing respirator markets and some crews have taken. me to with them to this trip

which were billed confiscated at the customs we were also handed out leaves yellow safety helmets. the robot however. we. were used for living for the soldiers to help to locate soldiers and what is there well now north korea to show you that it is destroying the infrastructure to. ground this trip we have been made very clear that what we've been treated to on

the strip was a privilege to many people here in north korea get to experience it because done of reporting from north korea see. well on the same day that pyongyang raised its nuclear facility to the ground there the u.s. president abruptly canceled in the story meeting with kim jong un sched jeweled fajing however not the first time with donald trump that did change within hours and on saturday he said that the get together might still happen. but we're doing very well in terms of the summit with north korea it's moving along very nicely so we're looking at june twelfth in singapore that hasn't changed. so i did to terminate the plant summit in singapore in june twelfth. everybody you know. you know that better than anybody. well even though the talks do still hang in the balance the white house has already released a commemorative coins showing the two leaders face to face but that did not prevent

top u.s. officials from mourning that people young could actually face the same fate as war torn libya the north african country gave up its weapons of mass destruction but still faced nato military intervention fueling hopes that the summit will take place after all on saturday the leaders of north and south korea did hold a surprise meeting the border being jay in told his northern counterpart the trump is committed to ending hostile relations but later revealed that came find it hard to trust trump. don't court it takes a close and. this is a good deal for the united states north korea will freeze and then dismantle its nuclear program south korea and our other allies will be better protected the entire world will be so for as we slow the spread of nuclear weapons the deal did sound good but it collapsed a few years later the u.s. promised north korea two nuclear reactors five hundred thousand tons of fuel year

and a lifting of sanctions but it didn't deliver fast forward to two thousand and eighteen you know there's a chance that it'll work out there's a chance it's a very substantial chance that it will work out i think it will be virtuous but as i always say who knows you know i often say who knows who knows how it all works maybe you perhaps the u.s. sees the status quo of seeing north korea as the ultimate threat as being something beneficial so korea is spending billions of dollars. making bases and paying u.s. troops essentially to be there to ostensibly protect against. the north now that being the case if there were to be peace in korea. there's going to be questioning as well do we need our troops there and so i think that there are forces that don't want a resolution that. the instability and allow us to maintain these troops and

dozens and dozens of bases and posts in this small country in a region that we think strategically is or anime's of a government our friends of its military industrial complex and having a nemesis like north korea is a great excuse to pump up that military budget request includes an additional four billion dollars to support missile defeating defense announcements to counter the threat from north korea no point seven billion to repair damage to u.s. navy ships and one point two billion in support of my administration south asia strategy japan is one ally that stands to benefit from u.s. military expansion especially after the recent reelection of its prime minister who vowed to defend japan from north korean aggression weeks after p.r. yang's missile launches these election is about whether we can defend japan from north korea and ensure we leave happily and the unpredictability on the korean peninsula has fringe benefits for some american rivals the south china sea has been

a serious bone of contention as of late with the u.s. attempting to assert its naval presence there much to beijing's annoyance so the larger threat of north korea's nuclear program has shifted u.s. military attention that would otherwise be focused towards china and although russia doesn't directly benefit from its unpredictable neighbor it certainly doesn't mind a challenge to u.s. dominance in the region what these countries are just beginning to recognize is they getting into an arms. as it's increasing in japan as china is expanding its military operations it takes money out of the economic damages an economy which weakens there are currently it's a very complicated issue except for the south koreans who are essentially getting the short end of the stick this is something they must change countries as they begin to take the spread she figured out they will be of benefit but countries

in the region from peace. now the world's business and political elite gathered in her gathered this week in russia's northern capital. the international economic forum brought together more than fifteen thousand business titans investors and also politicians and on friday a panel of world leaders from russia japan china and france to discuss the key economic and political challenges facing the world today. and we're going to do it sure that we have to do everything possible to save the deal the u.s. president hasn't closed the doors a negotiation he says he's dissatisfied with a number of issues in the deal but he doesn't exclude talks with iran it's a two way road the door must remain open i think not all is lost that they are but in a start i couldn't change the terms decision on iran but at least i've tried i explain the disagreement was signed using international effort i think the president trump has refused to sign a tooth out.