startles was being dumped into the river so at that point we realized there are 3 things much. climate disaster because the glaciers are melting hillocks are forming a mad development just asked of thinking these fragile mansions can take all the while instead of a war and the current disaster. deregulation disaster which assumes that contractors can make whatever money they want to and there's no liability there is no responsibility well deregulation which i got to reemphasize is definitely not mentioned linked to this tragedy in the himalayas has been connected i think by everyone to the largest what some say are the largest workers' strikes in human history it just recap what on earth is being going on over the past 16 months because in very little of all coverage in nato nations if you look at only

the last 6 months you want to understand what's going on because this started in 1901 when the world bank with conditionalities having got us into debt for the green revolution the chemical agriculture the fertilizers the dams and the 90000000000 debt we had and then they put structural adjustment and there were elements of structural adjustment they said you have to remove will stop holding the past limits you have to remove price regulation you have to get rid of the regulated markets which are run by corporate chips of treatise and farmers and governed by the regional governments not by the centralized government this in just such a large country every region has a different type because if you crop the differences to be you should system and you can have one uniform button but now not only do we have one unit going back to india mr gates my favorite person these days says he wants one it's one for the

whole work so the one by one ringback this package together and this means resistance against this but at the same time the w 2 rules will eat in nigeria and we knew what the globalized as the corporations wanted they wanted to battle scene they wanted pretreated commodities and they wanted to see. of sanitary measures to shut down local food economies and promote junk food the result of all this has been 30 years of huge political agitation and movement and the fathers of many of the people on the streets today what must with me 500000 farmers in bangalore 200000 in the red thought we were seeing food is too precious to be left to trade driven by profit it's not a commodity it is a lie you have for the farmers and a necessity for the rest so you have 50 years of who owns a protest it's just that during the school with as has happened in every country

those have been put in place which in democratic debate would not have come through and the furnace where young activists then so people $91.00 and today it's a continuum and part of those who would like us to forget history and raise it and rewrite it will probably get a machine really think people who've lived that being can forget it we truly east india company out in 857 it was a peasant revolt and britain but they still haven't found a heretic either. in london the british name to the support of mutually just like they're trying to now rename these lower movements as linked to religion or terrorism and and the spin is working overtime but these are peasants and as they say again. we are fighting for the saw oil and the soul of india if the small farmers are normal india is not a civilization that is india they nourish the soul of this country and we have

states more farmers in spite of the global powers wanting to grab the land and turn us into a large fund desert like the midwest of the united states is because of this new law. this is enough for the song this year for india and this price in feeding this country did it right if eating 1300000000 i can tell you the us mother cannot feed 1300000000 the indian palmers have done it and i take pride in this. well as you say the movement certainly has grown over quarter of a 1000000000 people now on the streets but the world bank would no doubt say ok there were mistakes made back then with there or. in ideological policies they've reformed to an extent are now thrown around or modi india's leader he claims that exactly what the farmers are protesting about they should be

celebrating because it gives them more autonomy and reduces that taxes well in the infamous don't pay taxes we've kept agriculture because because agriculture so basic everything is not taxed in india so there's no issue of taxation as well as far as incomes and so incomes is a result of how much does it cost to produce and what do you earn well mend skeet shooting up and a globalized system of monopolistic bind continues to drive prices down have a book here my 36 years of research this will rise ational prices in the world bank admits this but as corporations take over instead of a very intimate price feeling that you know the ferma produces and gets in a consumer pays you get a poor rise ation where the price is the consumer be shooting up because of deregulation and the incomes farm is collapsing my research has shown that in

globalized supply chains the 1st pharma the from of the original producer the primary producer gets as little as point $5.00 to $0.05 that's it take any commodity analyze it analyze the pineapples of bananas the coffees analyze it. traditionally in india it was a 6 percent difference and the deputy who rules how much it will be $91.00. the world bank groups $97.00 the quantitative descriptions and the small residence at boeing and if it carries on this way 99 percent goes to the trading giant traders and of course by now in these 30 years of globalization every car has an indian park every month central has an indian park every pepsi has lots and lots of indian franchises so this idea that it is global corporations who are outside as. and there's a domestic economy doesn't work in

a global accessed the prate national boundaries these corporations they greet national sovereignity they great food so ready and willing in promise of planting is food so pretty and that has been the struggle in india and i'm so glad you became a builder struggle foods already get food out of. rex it has been basically meat food totally subject to free trade rules of bad who wasn't chlorinated chicken g.m. or was dean at its root so the most some people would say breaks it was a response to the european union's contamination by that kind of ideological operators that you're just you've just been talking about am and all those companies would say they are benefitting the people in india as they act as well of course in developing countries all around the world i don't know perhaps they say part of the ideology is precisely meritocracy precisely the idea of these free

markets and those that do not succeed those small holders in the face of competition they go to the wall and can be given charity or some kind of crumbs from the table or some might call it competition how can one not least be competition how can 4 times controlling chemicals and c inputs and taking patents on what they store from us because british how can fall in china green treatise collecting all the subsidies of the work. it's a duck a $1000000000.00 a day they call it from all the governments of the work and they call it the subsidies and the comic con have support and that is competition and pepsi coming in and making all our indigenous foods a street food just snacks our women's production skills illegal to see you know

safety laws that's competition you know if it was a true level playing field the small farmer will win hands down that's my life's work now since $984.00 small farmers are more productive the f.a.a. will has shown that if 2 percent of the food we eat comes from small farms small farms produce more our research in the movement has started now than ian has shown that small farms bit by bit with city without chemicals can feed 2 times india's population if we farm in the right way it basically what we are living through is food imperialism and an aspect of it is food reasons i'm where this is the minute some black and white all the black everything should be white by jingo white flour white rice white sort feel whole into black pepper and the big corporations who deny any malpractise all and you know how to tell car you know the private private health of you know what you're made of might have on me you know is what led to the

creation of the east india company it was the spices of india and the west was paying one bag of gold for a bag of better from india that's why india was so rich we had 25 percent of the world economy because of our spices and i've textiles the british took 45 trillion out of india to extortion through extraction from the peasants driving to famine the last being the great bengal famine which hits 2000000 people and british made money during that time that led to a movement of women saying people don't give you too how what we call. least leave 2 kids with us and that will lead to the. movement to end of penance and lead to the essential commodity is that which is one of the laws being dismantled so our history and the british history so egypt will but sadly we have

experience and the fight for truth i think you'll find britain's prime minister has written a book on churchill linked to the bengal famine incredibly proud of british colonialism talking on the she wrote stop you there more from the world renowned environmentalist after this short break. imagine picking up

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a taste of their daily challenge you know if you're going to exploit our child here in los angeles then we're going to come after you see officers going undercover as 6 workers and customers to fight the l.a. 6 trade. welcome back i'm still here with anti globalization packing it up 200 i shiva i've got to ask really given given that you're presenting it in this way why do you think there are strikes here in britain given that obviously small farmers and small traders are similarly being defacto attacked by big multinational power ideologically driven by policymakers well the reason they aren't is because most of the small farmers have been wiped out and give a tragic story you know when when i've realised that the corporations want you want it back in the seat and they want you to use the deputy you want to impose sanctions seek ice nottage seat seats

a static no sagna what else has taught you to work with my bill in parliament to make laws see it is not an invention and started to travel the world to make sure that we wouldn't accept these politicians i remember a debate in in the u.k. where a small fund the leader of the small family farms was to come and be a panelist he didn't come in time and finally when he walked into the door he says i cannot come to the stage because i am no more of hama just today i do mortgage my home i'm now truck driver so most of the small farmers will think i'm driving trucks in india we have fought. and i feel people that have been given an opportunity for the last 36 years to stand with us more promise we have managed to sustain our small farms and they have to continue to offer a memory of the fight against the british the fight against the world bank of the devotee to you the fight against the green revolution they called it slavery and as

has been said the fight of people against power is the struggle of memory against forgetting so on the streets of india is the memory of fighting colonialism is the memory of fighting the new imperialism and food is where the new imperialism is imported and mr gates in the future is i'll get the group i'll get to i'll get the gates in the sack and if anyone thinks is easy by the way demonstrating we're getting reports even congress leaders are super or has been on this show was arrested for pressuring information about the strikes when it was in a fire for the rest of the supreme court has ruled that he and other shock journalists job journalists of india because they covered those protests they should be arrested but the supreme court has stopped the everest well we have a well we have a famous journalist obviously julian assange imprisoned just down the road from

from here continuing to be a. arrested and detained here in britain breck said it means that boris johnson has been looking again at the e.u. regulations about genetically engineered food what would you suggest british people do ahead of a possible ruling that allows gene editing rather than what's previously been known as g.m.o. foods to be on our shelves here in britain very thorough. well you know if i had been part of the the u.n. negotiations i was part of the expert group that drove the buy safety locks and genentech modification is generally modification you could do into a gene editing you could do it by adding a new gene you could do it by deleting a gene you could do it by it so as the european court of justice route gene editing is g.m. or and has to be regulated by safety and also with us how the early discussion on bricks it started when the european bio safety laws were preventing g.m.

was from entry not because the european commission wanted to keep them out but from the grassroots movements are growing i have advised the regional governments that we do larry g.m.o. free zones all of europe have become g.m.o. free and england was used as the georgian horse to try and break bricks it was the entry point and the fact that the team and the truck i think you'll find the thumb working class community is very upset by globalization and we're more concerned some of them immigrants rather than being lobbied secretly by big multinational genetically modified purveyors of food fuck you know. i don't think for the decentralized working class the issue of g.m. was a big thing for them definitely rules of globalization are and new liberal trade is . part of the new feeding feeding this message is to always

make it look like regulation is the problem rather than deregulation being the problem after all this is not a single regulation of modern times that has come without struggle the mochas rights came from workers struggles in mom and the rights came from environmental struggles women's rights came from and women who has child rights came from struggles to protect children the convergence of. the big check the convergence of the the financial deregulation and think that convergence of biotech and the mclean's tree the convergence of information technology all this has made it very difficult for ordinary people to get the truth of what is causing their big and what is causing mayhem there's only sustained that sees the reason the migrant is the reason someone else is the reason democracies the recently elite is the reason that educated is the reason late intellectuals are the reason and the spin has the

monster at so well by the new politics of divide and rule and that's why we have to and together as democracies we have to hang together through our diversities hand together through solidarity not just within the countries but now globally as humanity because a bunch of 10000000000 is a ruling the world and they want us divided while british prime minister morris johnson says that kind of thing that you've just been talking about is mumbo jumbo it's anti american and as you know well his g.m.o. providers say this is all a bit like crossing apple trees for new varieties and in fact monsanto a 10 maise of human sand around right so you know this is about reducing dependency on crops i think it just may have made a settlement of 2000000000 but said you know there was nothing wrong with what monsanto has been doing with the round up it's just a matter it's just

a settlement of $2000000000.00 in the past few days in case. now you know the $2000000000.00 is a fair amount to try and so what's the legal process around fines that will be in the already buy after having bought out months sensual has lost as much money as it spent on buying once angel so it's like 0 the value. and you might have to remind our audience about round up in case they don't realize they're eating it already actually if they're in britain so. there was a chemical called life is saved it was useful cleaning pipes and then it was poured out by one side to 100 in make it and then it fell on grass you know on the grass died and so we can make it a read killer and then they patented as we decide and then mention it to engineering started they started to buy up all the companies that did republican

d.n.a. . and said now we will make plants resistant to round up so that everything else will die except the plant that's been resistant drowned. 2 problems with this problem number one the one they call bede's we don't see any we've got a whiskey but the 2nd big problem with the roundup ready crops is that roundup is everywhere it's in your food and if it's you know the food this is it safe for humans but it don't because it goes into one and i have got has the same metabolic some as the plant so it's really just what's called a she can mate. and it just roy said that micro biome it kills the enzymes ringback that allow one brains to puncture so you have a more and more new regenerative diseases and monsanto register tonight is scientifically established that you know are they outspent you but using laden's these issues went to war because it causes cancer he was suspended it

on different times and then renewed the suspension but i suppose while they continue to deny any impact whatsoever as you have you'd expect. the micro biome is becoming a name that crops up more and more in terms of how to sell you more supplements to repair your micro biome and surely they'll be saying to you you know. a chimpanzee had a new virus that's from gene editing to combat coronavirus money can be made out of the arguable consequences of the things you've been warning about of a decade perhaps of it not. well you know that is the problem with this i call it in my book when this was sent the money machine because no piri explains all of. what only experience can tell you that they cause a disaster and then from the impact of that disaster they create a new market and make a bigger disaster and then they create

a new market so every cost borne by the unmonitored and by humans becomes a new market opportunity for the seeing people who caused that problem right now that has damages caused by just chemicals in our food and junk food and generals and of who is becoming the biggest market the biggest biggest market for a combination of big pharma big food big tank big money it's already one big can still stop on this last mile makes a lot of money for some people but interesting you talk about markets there because you know when the you heard about it all the way in india but we've had an economics a biodiversity report the desk up to review saying we i suppose it is so the implies that we should use market terms to talk about the environment or if you have come across it what do you make of using the jargon of neoliberalism to value

our water air and food. well you know coming back to the disaster what caused the 1st disasters in my vision because the british had commercialized forests and the value commercial value of forests meant devaluation of the ecological that you who are no stake alogical that you the people who live. the new or liberal values of to making biodiversity portfolios is wrong for 2 reasons 1st market values onto the real values the just a price and a profiteering system i should just interrupt there another in case a in case anyone thinks you've ever thought of using the word biodiversity portfolio you know that is actually a thing now here in britain right that's exactly what that's what the report is promoting that these are basically saying economists will tell you how to value

this but what they can tell you how to value is to extract apologists for the marketplace and we need to realise that the market value is not the real value off an integrated interconnected complex web of life more when by by diversity i have dedicated my life to by the esteem since i realised that the monsanto's want to dependency and when i see good people thinking that the field instruments of the market is going to protect the earth and nature and by it it was i feel sad i feel sad because if i think of that has to be some very strong power to influence their minds because this is not coming from independent minds you mentioned bill gates earlier we've had bill gates funded scientists on this program maybe a critic of your work might add. that why pick on one particular person rather than the structure and i know you have been talking about the

structures for decades why go on about these individuals rather than the structure that creates a bill gates or one of the 10 billionaires that talked of today. well you know my book one this was one percent is really about the structure that creates the bill gates that the new internationalists has published a new it's available from gents agree in the united states when he said what because on him now i don't pick on anyone i did pick on him and send it came into my head if i didn't pick on the world by i found it hiding behind a eucalyptus tree i haven't picked on gates but he's all over the place even want you want to know you want to know him jonathan something else who would have imagined he'll in my list of biggest landlords if i care for land and land in bombers and to think of bill gates if i dedicated my life to saving seeds and this year bill gates has taken control of all the seat supply of the work he's taking can call control of the consultant group of international agriculture research gene

banks which for all the seats of the world will have to look at bill gates now if it would have been just because all of them looked at jeff bezos if it had been elon musk kind of looked at elon musk's you know this digital agriculture farming without promise that he's pushing so on and so violently basically is the reason that farmers protests are being ignored because if you want a future you don't want farmers why would you listen to them if you want to future with farmers you will engage in democratic debate he is the face of the new and by class i wasn't the only person in the east india company but he was the face that came to india and ruled us so we would talk of class columbus wasn't the only fanny but he was sent. do you know much last week so of course the latin americans will join they didn't speak. he is the face of what he was going on today and he's a very conspicuous phrase who got angry when. he has become unemployed dr one of

the shiva thank you that's a picture will be back on monday this week to your own mosque indorsed bitcoin c.e.o. richard burr about how bitcoin spells the end of capitalism as we know it will then join the underground but for now it's on social media and if you want with you to make sure it is applied to the bill i can do to join no convention. we've got the 3 headed vigilante coming our way we've got the bond vigilantes are coming back to strand drug dealers shorting bonds now it means day he is going to try to force bond collapse like we saw on 993 so he the bond vigilantes

back big he's talking about gold then so are others just a golden jewel auntie's and the big calling vigilantes i've been here since 22009. and they're growing exponentially now and the price of course as it goes under a trillion in this year 2021 it will be worth more than 4 trillion so those are the 3 headed vigilantes that are now coming for the dollar the dollar is just sitting ducks. a new gold rush is underway and going to thousands of ill equipped workers are flocking to the gold fields hoping to strike it rich is a good. person. children a tool but. my family was very poor i thought i was doing my best to get back to see which side will have the strongest appeal.

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