at the time this industry has been influenced singing very deeply the medical and scientific establishment. so what's driving the obesity epidemic it's over because of. our culture is awash in lives dominated by streams of never ending electronic hallucinations that burst fiction until they are indistinguishable we have become the most deluded society on politics as a species of endless and needless political theater politicians have morphed into celebrity are 2 ruling parties are in reality one party to corporate power and those who attempt to puncture this vast breathless universe of to make news just signed the push through the cruelty and exploitation of the little corner shop for so far to the margins of society including by

a public broadcasting system that has sold its soul for corporate money that we might as well be mice squeaking against an avalanche to squeak we must. there's so much going on in the world don't you think when's the last time you had a real bird's eye view of. should the music be more than just hours of figuring give me 30 minutes i'll take you on the low. are your seat or. what. are we. for. the world according to church leaders. today we talked about was the international community should work together to achieve her

goal munity from coleridge 19 and how corporate greed is prolonging the out the government we also talked to jim brown the host of congressional dish pod cast about foreign policy sit tight the show starts now. the war. there should. be to santos for our top story today scientists and health experts say the u.s. is unlikely to achieve herd immunity from coated 19 so far at least half of all adults in the united states have received at least one dose of a corona virus vaccine but daily vaccination rates are slowing now it's possible that enough people could gain immunity through natural infection in the future to reach the herd immunity threshold but with mutant variants becoming more transmissible experts say it's unclear whether that's ever going to happen the

predominant strain currently circulating in the us is 60 percent more transmissible than the original variant when diseases spread easier it takes a higher number of immune individuals to protect the most vulnerable members of society experts now estimate that roughly 80 percent of the population would need to. vaccinated or gain immunity through natural infection to reach herd immunity in the us jessie when it comes to vaccine hesitancy many people say they simply don't trust the pharmaceutical industry or the government while claims about vaccines containing things like microchips and other can scare in cities have been disproven can you really blame people for not trusting big pharma when many companies have gotten away time and time again with harming people. well you know big pharma doesn't have a great track record bridgette up but when you look at the situation here what do you have so what they seem to be saying to me is that ok they don't trust the

vaccines they don't trust the pharmaceutical companies they don't trust the government or the elected officials or the doctors in the medical community so what they must be trusting is covert 19 they must put more trusted colvin that they won't catch it and that somehow it won't kill them now i'd like to pose this question to them how many people have been killed by covert 19 and how many people have been killed by the vaccine so far. let's add up the numbers and take a look at them and i find it very interesting that the majority of the people who don't want to get the vaccine are trump republicans now didn't they want to give donald trump credit for discovering the vaccine i mean we could all blame him for many of the deaths for lying to the american people for discounting the whole.

19 as being nothing more than the flu and all the crap that he did a year ago that caused the pandemic to rise to the level of did but now his own people don't even trust him donald trump has gotten the vaccine all you trump result there and why is it you won't trust your hero he got the vaccine he says the vaccine is good but i guess these people would rather trust 19 i personally don't trust covert 19 and don't want to deal with that so therefore i got vaccinated and nothing happened to me i'm still here talking via ending the global pandemic also means that developing countries including india need to also return immunity over the weekend india broke the world record reporting $400000.00 daily cases that brings the country's total cumulative infections to nearly $20000000.00 be biden

administration has a valid to make raw materials available for india's coronavirus vaccine production but it has not waved a vaccine patent protections which pharmaceutical companies claim would cut their ability to profit pfizer has already read tundras of millions of dollars in profits from its coronavirus vaccine which uses a spike protein developed by the u.s. government that's like protein was funded by taxpayers due to the scares the vaccine supply abroad scientists and health experts calculate that the pandemic will keep spreading until at least mid 2022. possibly longer unfortunately corporate greed is prolonging this pandemic jesse and we've talked about this on the show before well let's remember something bridgette our corporations are people that's what our conservative supreme court ruled so we're dealing with people here not an entity of a corporation but as i look at it this way coal rig 19 is the biggest

enemy on the planet right now it's an enemy to everybody it knows no borders it doesn't care if your country's communist or capitalist it doesn't care about any of that so the world must get together on this if we're going to conquer it i don't think it'll ever be conquered because you're never going to get everybody all together i think we're going to be dealing with coded 19 much like we deal with the flu knol where you may have to get shots yearly to keep it away and those that don't get the shots again are trusting covert 19 more than they are the vaccines or the doctors that minister them. there so little global cooperation that the financial times even reports that vaccine makers have gone as far as warning us officials that intellectual property waivers could hand them r.n.a. technology to russia and china to exploit by creating point variants as the

treatments for cancer and heart conditions shouldn't trading the vivas for everybody be a win for all humankind regardless of which country develops those treatments. absolutely it should be in especially if it's covert 19 should start the process of us working together throughout the world again these things don't know borders these things don't know governments or any such thing but let's remember something we need the cold war to brew up again because again it goes back to money we need to support our military industrial complex and a great way for that to happen again follow the money but a great way for that to happen is to build up a cold war keep the animosities high that way we keep building weapons instead of sending out vaccines and doing the pandemic should be a global effort because we're all connected like it or not india is the 5th largest

economy in the world and what happens to its economy significantly impact the global markets for example in 20182019 the international monetary fund to fight it india's underwhelming economic output as the main reason for sluggish world growth figures india is also home to the world's 3rd largest pharmaceutical industry it's often referred to as the pharmacy of the world because india exports 20 percent of global generic drugs and 70 percent of global vaccines disruptions to india's pharmaceutical industry could be consequential for world health international airlines airports and businesses will also face economic consequences from travel restrictions imposed on india and of course the variants are just going to keep popping up you know we need to look at this from a global perspective again calls that 19 doesn't repeat myself it bears repeating it does have no borders it doesn't give

a damn who you are politically it can make you sick it can kill you and if we don't stop it it's going to continue forever and i kind of think there's not the will to truly stop it. so we're going to be dealing with covert 19 i think at least for the rest of my life i don't know about my kids is life or anything like that but in tell the world can put aside it's trivial and i'll call them trivial differences and look at this from a perspective of saving the planet just like the perspective of saving the planet from from the weather we've got we've got to do it very and we've got to do it here and there has to be global cooperation going on it's starting but it isn't starting a nuff nor moving fast enough. in other news a facebook oversight board has up held the social media giants decision to ban president donald trump from its platforms after the january 6th capital riots

facebook initially banned the president indefinitely however the board says the company must reassess the length of that suspension within 6 months fading that it's not appropriate for the company to vary from its a normal penalties whenever it feels like it typical penalties include imposing a limited suspension permanently disabling an account or removing posts jesse from the very beginning it's been very clear that social media companies are not consistent in their approach to think shinning users who break terms of service in this case it wasn't an ordinary user but at the time the leader of a country which sets the precedent for how social media platforms can censor the speech of politicians. well bridgette i'm going to counter that with this they are the private sector they can set their rules they you know facebook can choose who it wants to how they're using their equipment or using what they do at facebook to make them choose not to they chose to ban trump because what he was

doing was causing violence you know january 6th was a violent attempted coup d'etat overthrow of our government yes that doesn't deserve damning from facebook and it was all done there to begin with a great deal of it then i don't know what would be but i want to take the time out to do a shocking thing for you right now brigida i want to say something i want to say something that i salute and stand up for lives change and i thought never in my lights were god stands side to side with the change but i want to say liz cheney is my new hero right now because she's doing what's right she's not holding on to the lie she's not worried about her position and whether where she is politically. and most importantly she's putting the country instead of her party the rest of these spineless pukes like mccarthy rubio cruz and the whole lot of them they're

a bunch of spineless pukes who won't stand up to this bully i've got news for people donald trump is not a tough guy draft dodging donald wouldn't even go in the military because he was so stared and yet these guys won't stand up to a draft dodging dani it takes liz cheney to do it liz cheney i salute you when i've never ever thought i would it's time for a break let me return the governor sits down with a friend of the show gen brownie to talk more about u.s. foreign policy will be right back in. the war. issue. hey everyone i'm joined by my old friend mr ellis williams a.k.a. mr big you call me and you tell me you say man i got caught he'll and it work with

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watching. watching on portable t.v. . the war. machine it's my pleasure to welcome back jim bryan the host of the congressional dish pod cast to discuss what the pacific deterrence initiative is and where our foreign policy is headed under president by in january days before president trump left office congress over rode his veto against a particular military policy the $741000000000.00 national defense authorization act this was a bipartisan effort in both the house and the senate why did congress override trump veto and pass this bill 'd instead of giving stimulus checks out sooner

jammed. well the reasons behind terms of you know where donald trump priorities not really priority shared by most of the members of his party so for example trump wanted stuff attached to that bill that would punish twitter and facebook for labeling his posts and this was before they banned him he also didn't like that the bill would limit his ability to divert military construction funds to his border wall and it would have prevented him from removing troops from germany and afghanistan and most republicans in congress still want to continue that war and so the override was prioritized because without the n.d.a. in law our war activities wouldn't be allowed and apparently war was more important to republicans in particular in congress than loyalty to the soon to be ex president trap but to be fair this override was completed the same week as the bill that had $600.00 stimulus checks in it and so doing this really didn't delay kogut relief. oh ok the national defense authorization act created the

vote for civic deterrence a mission here of what does this act actually do so the. pacific deterrence initiative is a new military build up so a new prepositioning of the united states military west of the international date line which is basically china's neighborhood and specifically it's going to increase the number of troops we have in that area along with equipment weapons and fuel and then on top of that the military is going to conduct training exercises to make it easier for other militaries to partner with us in war in that part of the world now what are some of the ways we are deterring china in the pursuit of it and what are we deterring them from well china is increasing the strength of its own military and has expanded its own presence in the south china sea to the point that they're building brand new islands and putting military bases on top of them

and so it takes 2 weeks to move u.s. aircraft carriers from alaska and other u.s. territories into china's neighborhood and so the idea behind this is that by having our troops and equipment already there we'd be able to wage war faster if needed and as for what we're doing we're deterring our military commanders told congress that they're most concerned that china's going to use violence to take control over taiwan and then also in reality we're also doing this to protect the shipping lanes used by multinational corporations now what is the ultimate goal here. well big picture china is threatening the dominance of the global systems of laws especially economic laws that the u.s. and our partners have been trying to implement worldwide since the end of world war 2 so our government basically wants china and russia and all countries on earth to follow the rules of the system that the u.s. leaves in particular we want them do it here to the rules dictated by the world trade organization and its partner organizations now is this just simply

a new cold war you know i hasn t. to use that term because it conjures up images of nuclear war to describe this because what's happening now is a battle of economic systems and so despite the increased military presence on both sides there are areas where the china where the u.s. and the chinese are cooperating so our administration just conducted an apparently friendly meeting about climate change for example with the chinese and so even though i think this military buildup situation deserves our awareness and attention i think what's happening is more of an economic cold war if it can be classified as one at all not always shy though a real threat to the u.s. don't we trade with them and doesn't direct tommy truly rely on china's manufacturing well let me put it this way i'm not losing one second of sleep thinking that china is about to attack my neighborhood because we certainly do trade with china and china is a member of the world trade organization they have been since 2001 the problem

though even though they're technically assimilated into our system and they did allow multinationals to come into china and use their people as cheap labor the problem is that there were other requirements for assimilation into our economic system but china didn't do so like china didn't privatized all their most valuable industries and still maintains control over a lot of them and on top of that china is now lending money to other countries and setting up a parallel payment system which competes with the systems created within the world . trade organization system and so that's the problem that our government is grappling with what do they do about a country that agreed to assimilate into the w t o system but is instead competing with. our involved our allies and our partners and this japan and so on well i can tell you this much there's a new nickname that's being kicked around d.c. and it's the quad which is the united states india japan and australia our military

commanders told congress that this is a key partnership economically and militarily and they see this for some as being key to serving as adversarial to china and china's partners in that part of the world's no what kind of military weapons are we giving to our allies to help us with there's an issue there of so i don't know the exact weapons but broadly i know that the 2021 n.d.a. authorizes air defense undersea warfare intelligence surveillance anti armor anti ship and coastal defense systems to be transferred to countries in the region specifically taiwan we're also providing partner countries with the parts and equipment that they need to maintain the stuff that they already have now on your podcast you mentioned how they're sacked or supported by lobbyists who's making money off of this while the manufacturers of all those weapons and defense system that's for sure and lucky martin in particular just kept popping up over and over

again in my research into the $2120.00 or 2021 and v.a. from additional tax money going to buy parts for other countries f. $35.00 which are planes that we taxpayers have invested over 1.5 trillion into that still don't operate correctly to a new air defense system that they want to install on guam that's also a lockheed martin product so basically every military buildup every defense authorization and funding law funnels money to the multi-national weapons companies and this one is certainly no difference now we've been there for. ghana stand 20 years now how long is it estimated that will be involved in the effort stemming from the persistent deterrence initiatives how much is it estimated it's going to cost us so that the pacific deterrence initiative for 2021 is authorized to $2200000000.00 but the military is expecting $5500000000.00 for the next year and so the cost is likely to go up and while we don't know how long this is going to go

on for we can use recent history as our guide because a similar and this should have been eastern europe the european deterrence initiative started with similar funding levels in 2014 but it's cost us over $20000000000.00 and counting and that initiative 7 years later is still ongoing well gentlemen fortunately that's all the time we have we'll have to follow up with you on this as it develops but i want to always say keep up the great work jim you're our eyes and ears on the congress thank you very much from the world according to jesse thanks for having me. the war. issue thanks for watching send us your comments on facebook and twitter we'll be back next week with more stories ignored by the corporate media wealthier than and remember when the government law is the truth yes it becomes a traitor stay vigilant get vaccinated where your bascom socially distance.

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