but it had been overcome so everything was fine and the next day there was supposed to be this consultation like a plebiscite a vote on an informational basis it wasn't binding legally binding or anything like that and it was you know i was suppose there was supposed to wake me up at 6 o'clock and it was 8 o'clock at that something's wrong here and then all of a sudden i put the television on there was no television ice at all and then i heard it swoosh jets flying low over the city i reached the conclusion of what supersonic jets are good for and latin america is to announce the coups but why is it then that president obama hillary clinton the seen as the great peacemaker is in the normally when you are all you have you only have to read hillary clinton's biography that. her admitting the u.s. implication in the coup in honduras she was the author of the libya war she's at mid to the under in cool in her own biography jamie colby in here is leader of the

labor party he's in some opinion polls in the past few days he's been leading he was a lifelong supporter he's a lifelong supporter of the sandinista revolution i think given that the vote he then of us are coming up i know that is you probably want to talk about tourism and make people visit the garage go for the beaches what is the relevance of nicaragua to a country like britain that our leader of the opposition should have cared so much about your policy in managua and nicaragua the people who continue to maintain that what happened last year in nicaragua where peaceful demonstration is and it was all the result of government reparation a peaceful demonstration and deny it was a coup d'etat attempt backed by the united states who ignore that 24 police were killed 400 in one police wounded by gunshot they also ignore.

statements by the president vice president secretary of state and national security advisor of the united states of america as to the u.s. aggression against nicaragua why then we hearing i should say we hearing things about venezuela in this country the prime minister the outgoing prime minister trey's m a has been talking saying the venezuelan government basically should be overthrown and we're hearing from the so-called left in this country that your government be user of human rights because there's human rights reports that are totally one sided the human rights reports do not report 9 state actors it's a major structural flaw which makes this one sided and it's used by those who want to promote fake information widely so for example when bismarck martina's city worker and my now government is driving to visit his family

in a tepi and one of the barricades of the terrorists during the events of last year captured him just a city worker he was tortured and then murdered others have been burnt but that doesn't figure in the human race reports white figure is the police liberating neighborhoods that have been invaded it was neighborhood and home invasions by these terrorists and when the police go in they say the police are representing in the fake news it's picked up massively and their corporate international media and the united states was financing this it's open record of how much money was given to the media and the politicians who were involved in u.s. claims it was humanitarian aid not good to us and when we do support for democracy is one of the things tonight when don was being created yeah exactly they create an on. klav pro u.s. journalist pro u.s.

activist pro us politicians and when it when you get to a critical time like that coup attempt they're all activated at the left continue to say that you are a sellout sandinista really don't know what they're talking about because. in the 1970 s. and 1970 s. there was the struggle against some osa dictatorship in the eighty's the struggle against the us cocaine financed cocaine financed look at the movie made in america with tom cruise or the movie about the san jose reporter who he web yeah you know who was whose life was ruined because he was reporting a he would go in you know and then coming to do a lot of this when he went to intel pro you know through using cointelpro is going now something like the days of cointelpro expose by the late gary webb you think

that that kind of thing is going on now the media is a fine and slow they're fine and you know the whole thing is that the iran contra scandal was a spin it was a spin that the administration could survive it was a spin to distract attention from the real scandal which was the cia coke cocaine scandal and who knows if the cia and i could survive and i got ministrations survived a scandal about there being the sores of the cocaine epidemic in the black and latin neighborhoods of the united states in the 1980 s. but what i'm going at is to answer your previous question a story that i began to fill in the 80 that our objective was a survive surviving became the object of not really delivering the promise of the revolution ok but what i know well i don't know him charm school but now i would be on drums he say oh. albeit that he said that other countries in the in the

so-called backyard have suffered which were pro-american have suffered much was why would he say that. that basically nicaraguan response to repeated attacks from the north has been and the sanctions from the north has been corruption in the sandinistas and repression of the population in the that's ridiculous it's absolutely ridiculous the kind i mean between 20112018 has been growing at 5 percent per annum and average. this is the 3rd highest growth rate in latin america and the caribbean only after a dominican republic and panama extreme poverty has been reduced the world economic forum extremes are harboring has been reduced from 17 percent to 6 percent so you see the advance of women the advance of the poor the advance of the

indigenous people we are now in a period of harvest stain results for the nicaraguan people that we fought for so hard but couldn't deliver in the eighty's because the objective became survival that's not something that is to the to the liking some people in miami that we have a christian social distance out a dairy model that works what is it like what is the state of health care and nicaragua right now nicaragua has a universal free health care system a national health service i mean if you're a good health care system agent christian there and we have a picture of your president with the pope over there why did the pope appear to say both sides when it came to this you seem to be alleging u.s. backed coup against the government in nicaragua i disagree with the vatican has been very positive and looking for a negotiation that leads to a national reconciliation and national unity after. the rights because nicaragua

has been under attack for bt rights for its rights for women as regards that is also ridiculous it's false knows it's fortune is bad abortion is going to go with us friend based on day needs to have said vans diversity sexual diversity explicitly and vigorously this is a very conservative society this advance and women and this vance and l g b t rights are very significant and such a conservative society you were at a conference then finally on defend media freedom sponsored by canada and the british foreign office obviously as i told you i was banned. what did you make of the conference on media freedom and a lot of people saying that your government attacks journalists attacks media freedom in nicaragua you were at the conference i should add was 77 miles away from where julian the songes in prison i invite. i invite your television audience to go

into it up inside and. go into confit in seattle. and i'm not sure moto if you go into the prince or going back across time or look at don't know t.c. as before when it was operating and look at the enormous pressure freedom i don't know of another country where people could call for the violent overthrow of the government day after day of the day after day without consequence i mean a simple look with thank you after the break as extinction rebellion protests just take to the streets of london today on the 3rd anniversary of turing's amazing premiership game of thrones star environmental activist droom flynn the conservative environmental policy destroys the minds of working people as well about it and. so on. but is everything ok with u.k.

labor leader gerry been called in as he promotes tony blair's war mandarins all this and more coming up in part 2 of going on the ground. she stressed to. be surrounded by the ash at the pool of blood. pressure was so huge she didn't taste the face to face so i pushed. her which she deaf and i'm not quite sure. i must do choke or a moment of me for sure. want to go to the show because of my it's a bonus for should be. it's a mistake so it's a quarter until. 436 but you both these tickets are stupid surely

a person can revoke or should stop them spinning. compared to centuries of chinese history 2 years is nothing unless perhaps it's 2 years of donald trump with us another round of terrorists being added to the us a new trade war this last week china's strategy of waiting out the unit me likely to work with the current american president. welcome back in the dying days of teresa mayes she is donald trump's foolish

premiership she had to answer questions just as a scandal forced britain's man in washington to quit his job the whole cabinet rightly gave its full support to the came on schuster sikkim has given us a kid who has given a lifetime of service to the united kingdom and we owe him an in. almost debt of gratitude the whole cabinet supported him but he still quits not exactly a ringing endorsement of foreign secretary jeremy hunt's foreign policy cache anyway what did about the labor leader gerry corbin have to say about the mandarin 1st brought in to number 10 by alleged war criminal tony blair i to regret the resignation of succumbed i think the comments made about him are beyond unfair and wrong i think he's given on noble and good service and he should be thanked for it and i think the whole house should join together in d.p. regretting the feeling that he's obviously got that he must resign at this moment yes that's foremost stop the war chairman jeremy corbin paying homage to

a man promoted after tony blair's destruction of iraq not only that say kim became national security advisor after wiki leaks cable gate it was on to him the julian asylum's would be arbitrarily detained in the ecuadorian embassy in london mind you it is corbin who was promoted to kids storm or to be his shadow brecht's at secretary and he is implicated in prolonging swedish allegations against the wiki leaks founder arguably the left and right don't like or going on just as if it's the labor party actually really cared about burning injustices they'd have done a downside more when they were in power. corbin had been asking about the internationally condemned legal aid slashing policies of theresa may but she and the b.b.c. a much more interested in battering him over alleged bigotry in a week when he didn't say a word to defend a lie chris williamson is the right honorable gentleman is really interested in tackling in justice it's the biggest injustice he should talk in his in his own labor party and i'm trying to call been tried to defend himself while she hears

about the lecturing how about the investigation into islamophobia in our own party but why doesn't corbin speak up for those who've been thrown out of labor after attacking islamophobia he could even have a name checked know him chomsky educating a whole generation of journalists because the jewish intellectual is. on the record for defending corbin what has happened to his principal was asked may explain or you are a skeptic all his life now he perhaps remain truly living up to the words of marx there is my principles and if you don't like them i've got others was. i know that i do which angela is keen to get to this that when the main knocks is god is really going to point out in those were the words not of car but of groucho

call famously said the point was to change the world in one m.p. question may 3 years to the day she became pm about her commitment to the most important issue in the world i am please see the prime minister is wearing green i hope it is not merely agree mosh as i welcome the fact that good unless safety nets are 2050 but before they did when they talk this week a big committee for climate change already reports they were going to miss the target and today they said that the policy ambition implementation now fall well short of what is required but with parliament gridlock by breck's it is arguably fall into those outside of westminster to blow the whistle on the imminent climate catastrophe from the that reactor mark rylan stew the extinction rebellion activists protesting in london today they are backed by the activist and star of game of thrones jerome flynn who is most recently been supporting the fight against factory farms in northern ireland he joins me now jerome welcome to going underground so we had the great british naturalist documentary maker david

attenborough in parliament talking about the importance of activism and the environment tell me about the campaign against factory farms in northern ireland something you've got involved in joining or thought about when you're feeling game of thrones i think. they're wonderful tracey was to who who started farms not factories who's an extremely. the passionate woman who's been fighting to bring it into factory farming the horrors of it she got in touch with me when i was there filming i didn't know what was going on and i think she saw a nice link there the fact that we were filming very near like for oil and in that beautiful northern irish countryside and i had no idea what was being proposed and planned and already put in place in place in some cases for northern ireland and that's for some reason they something's got through the net in northern ireland there's things that are being proposed and being allowed that it's bad enough in the u.k. generally but in northern ireland there's been some leniency in terms of the wars

of the laws of what's being allowed through but the locals i mean we're talking for this particular one in lima vadi. 80000 pigs 80000 pigs in inside. unable to see the light of day or ever feel earth underneath their feet that alone for me is a horror it's something that i really hope that we can look back on and because you know ashamed that that that was ever allowed to happen i hope that we get to that point but if we don't then it's not going to be a world worth living in and i think it's it's just an example of how supremely separated we have become from ultimately i think ourselves because we are part of nature we are intimately in kinship with it and our indigenous ancestors would have naturally known but the nature of our modern life colonialism and materialism has brought to this point where we are able to treat these beautiful

sentience sensitive being as if they're just not alive and don't have any sense and what these pigs that alone just from a point of view of cruelty it's like why is that being allowed why is our government supporting that and encouraging it. with these incentives for anaerobic digesters. so there's that and then there's a pollution than this how it affects the human population the environment the local . the local population of northern ireland there that that particular operation they would spread it would produce $66000.00 tons of slurry of pig. i'm told that's the equivalent of 273000 humans in one year and in limb of adi there's just something like 23000 humans so that's then spread on the fields the ammonia levels . for that are like they're going way over the creek critical levels the thirds

going into the water systems into the lake 76 percent of protected. areas environmental areas and lakes the ammonia levels of gone skyrocketed from every angle you look at it they're taking away the small family farms they want to put factories which have nothing to do with farming and you could see that because i mean there's been that apparently since the tories and liberal democrats have been into the 201126 percent rise in the us in terms of you know tree. farms so in between scenes of game of thrones you could look out on the fields and see the intensive ones in the northern to know i've only learned about this since because i didn't have you know we did not like we had a lot of time to stroll around in a herd check out there and invariably we would be captured within somewhere where you know just for the cameras sake you weren't able to my mind wasn't on farming although there is some damage being done but it's not they're not it's not as if

the local farmers are cashing in on it he's a businessman who see an opportunity to make from the amount of of of pig they put in the anaerobic digesters they make money back its business the money goes to the city of london here well that's a lot of where the investment is coming to build these factories it's people who just see a business opportunity so in terms it has no connection to farming the pork is then exported to china understand from. the activist groups. trying to fight it in the verde but what do you make of that when the phrase the british government uses is going for growth yeah woodrow think of the phrase well. this is whole thing about growth and progress which has infected a modern culture and our politicians tongues. that that seems to be the most important thing some kind of economic growth. for me the only thing that now in terms of the situation we're in in our planet in our

environment and now some top scientists are saying we've got 5 years to radically turnaround the the carbon emissions in the climate crisis i mean growth. is caring for the whole it's looking after our the wellbeing of our young people the well being of our environment that's growth that's progress and everything else in the name of growth and progress. actually goes against that they would have you think when you saw the beaches of extinction or billions of drill and. i'm grateful for it we have it's like this is a situation that needs to change in is to change not in 23 years time it needs to change now and i'm encouraged i'm deeply moved by by the people that are saying no and you know gretta therm the 15 year old who's inspiring a revolution amongst the young she sees a very black and white and she's inspired me and she's and she's giving me hope and

kind of breaking something open in me when i see young people passionate about their plan planet because i remember when i was 15 i read i think some books some guy a book which was predicting all this for now and i was i had no idea and i was desperate and bless my mom and i was i remember being in tears in the kitchen and my mom bless her because she's my mom and she want didn't want me to worry too much and she was like you can't you can't make a difference now you're only 15 you've got to get on with your life and don't and i did but are young children and i'm young and it's not like i regret that and i love my mom for caring about it but now it's like i'm so grateful that i young people are rising up and if anybody's going to because it's hard for us especially politically and for our peers of our generation so much shame and guilt i think about where we've got to grief that we're not actually. expressing that it's when you've got young people saying what are you doing and you know that come our last

breaths. you know what how do we want our young people our children to remember us i think the author of the go will james lovelock is about 100 now do you think these books should be more in the curriculum. because ricki lake home it was my group you learn about curricular i mean in terms of education and what we're what our young people are learning and what the where the emphasis should be again it's still so much about growth and progress you know career and making it. the number one should be their mental health their well being in terms of everything they're facing into just the just being born in you know into the culture that we've and they their ancestors have created if you think that we were the reasons for the success of game of thrones once millennial sort of gives them a kind of way into understanding these big geopolitical themes of the term of growth and while i think the some wonderful. comparisons and

a very big metaphor which george george martin said he wasn't aware of when he was writing the books but he's just become aware of them i believe subconsciously something going was going on there with george the something pretty extraordinary about the fact that the most i think popular program that's ever existed in terms of a global war. is portraying the story where you've got this human condition and all these warring families it's based on our medieval history and they're fighting for power you know to sit up to take the seat of power and they have to actually forget their differences and come together to take on this threat that is threatening. the existence you know the whole of the survival of the species that's where we are at now the that's what our top scientists a telling us i don't know who else we can turn to turn to screw us calls or because we we were talking about more brolan sort of the great as actors and write

a jew great is a of owned one of the greatest activists as were yeah i mean he just 7 just want to ship verse severed ties with the royal shakespeare company who have be peaceful and zipped what is good or and would be acting a fraternity year they are suddenly realizing that the earth is in dire straits well mark spin mux a very very aware sense did man so he's been there while i don't think he's just suddenly working up to it except i think as the facts of rolled in a over the other 3 or 4 years the realisation of where we're really at so you know i i'm grateful to month for doing that and the more for whatever reason our culture is put actors in this position where they can have an influence even though i actually don't think mark was doing that to have an infinite see just saying well i can work for these people why would i why would you know it's like the it's bad is trading and slavery because you trading in the lives of the generations to come so all power to him and i totally support that that move and hopefully

they are a see all think twice about where they're getting their support so how can one get involved would the the campaign as regards intense of for only so there is there's a petition there's a petition there's a couple but there's one particular so there's a change dot org has a petition which is to stop us intensive stuff style farming coming to britain and farms not factories. is a wonder there's this wonderful platform which tracey set up and it's been going years so you can go to farms not factories and find everything you need and we need to we need to let the government know that we care about our animals and we care about those ironically it'll be some bricks or tears was it was the european union's fault that all this intensive farming was kicking off where we now britain can finally do the kinds of things you have a kid i don't really care what they were used to what they may or may or may not

say or what leave campaigns may say this is just the facts. both of you enjoy that episode of going underground will continue showing your favorite episodes from this season and you are back for a brand new season on wednesday the 11th of september until then keep it up via social media and don't forget our you tube channel sees. this is a sticker from the water bottle found in the stomach of a fish the brand is part of the coca-cola company which sells millions of bottles of soda every day the idea was that let's tell consumers they're the bad ones they're the litter bugs are trying this way industry should be blamed for all of this waste the company has long promised to reuse the plastic. demand.

fundamentals. on the new vest that is the end of. the fun now the mountains of waste only grow higher. i'm. ready ready ready sure to stop at the continuing to grow. i just never know very good about the idea of bringing children into the world because i didn't feel like things were in very good shape that a life was just going to be

a lot of software program. there was no reason no more to. take things that are to me the. most is a myth something else that. everybody's scared to talk to that is certifiable is truly dependent on us addressing this issue and if we can even talk about it if we can even have a conversation about it then. we're in trouble ready .

they're not going to get. was. made to present a thought between. in russia and ukraine is hailed as an important step by the international community moscow and also heralded as a significant move forward. russian journalist. whose release was widely called by liberty groups is among 35 to arrive in moscow the same number were returned to kiev. in other news this saturday the u.s. state department confirms it tried to bribe the captain of the iranian oil tanker in the center of a diplomatic route so they could seize the vessel. and ongoing xenophobic rides in south africa as foreign owned businesses and looted in the country's largest city johannesburg.