[000:00:00;00] ah, with the discovery of the new world, at the end of the 15th century, there appeared atlantic slave trade. the slave traders from european countries started building forth on the western coast of the african continent to transport the african inhabitants to america, to be forced into hard labor. until the middle of the 17th century. portugal had played the main role in this atrocious business. then great britain, france and the netherlands took the leadership for the span of 400 years of legal and illegal slave trade. about 17000000 people were forcefully shipped across the

atlantic. not including those who died on the way due to unbearable living conditions. modern historians estimate that for each slave ship to america, there were 5 who died while captured during transportation, and cruel obliteration of rebellion. this ruthless people tre practice by the leading european countries, took away tens of millions of african lives. the organisation of united nations classifies that trans atlantic slave trade as one of the gravest human rights abuses in the history of humanity. this is the biggest act of deportation of people ever seen by mankind. ah, ah sega is convicted and sentenced to 55 years.

ah, ah, ours was the 2nd largest robbery in the us at the time, and the people from the 1st largest robbery and the 3rd largest. while we got 15 years, i was sent to 65. it's common practice to use your spouse as leverage in order to try to get you to flip. ah, so definitely apply that pressure. and lucy, you got the message to him. he says, if, if you cooperate, don't do it on academy because you do, i'll never speak to you again. i didn't need any more encouraging than that. when lucy busted, as he didn't know she was pregnant. so she accepted the plea agreement and went away for, for the rest of her sentence. and while she was in prison,

selina was born lucy, i visiting hours from $8.00 to $330.00, so lucy could breastfeed selina. so the 1st day that that happens, the guard says it breastfeeding it's not allowed. they got to work on then they filed lawsuit. and a judge that saw it in their in lexington said it'll be a sad day in america or a woman asked. so in order for to to, for the right to breastfeed her child, he 1999. president bill clinton offers clemency to say got back and 11 other point that he can with the condition that they renounced terrorism with after serving 19 years. once

a guy is released from prison in 2004 with oh, does i agree with both on mutual gambles? who said that courage is the supreme quality for a revolutionary gorgeous, is fueled by the desire to serve or, or love. it's an entirely different different thing and that's the well, the, you know, i wanna draw her with a lease

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i believe strongly that the decision the president made was the wrong one. and may well have some terrible impacts down the line. some have described these prisoners as political prisoners. i don't believe they were, they were terrors, pure and simple. there's no question in my mind that we will seek out. we will hunt down, and we will punish severely people who practice terror against the united states of america. meanwhile, philly meant to call here that he us remains under ground and continues to evade the fbi. the fbi, i offers a half $1000000.00 reward for information leading to his arrest. but there are few

leads. he's constantly on the move. always changing disguises. ah, the people to wash on the ground was people that already have warrant to be arrested. but most of the time was people above ground moving people under were they looking for food like getting on new house whenever i get the same meeting in the same place? in 990 a television journalist receives a communique offering her an interview with philly by the door here that she agrees to be blindfolded and taken to a clandestine location to conduct a multi hour interview. and i will go to the update of my local moseto model that are local want. what are we going? nobody got with that edgy phoebe bureau mores thing. is that really glum, given that all the yeah. the esl fia loan, go portal,

follow my i latoya on the went up for example, what got a bang bite out of it, the bike at the noise foot by then by noise really made it. those interview is aired on card i'm point, but he can television and is the most watch programs in puerto rican history. in september 2005. the api i believe that they have located really bad at all here . they're in a remote rural hillside village. with september 13th, the f. b, i deployed

a tactical operation center 25 miles from from that it goes home. $200.00 agents are transported to the site. september 22nd sniper observers initiate a pre dawn surveillance at the residence september 23rd at 3 45 pm. the f b i team receives a final go decision for an emergency assault. 10 team members, board 2 helicopters for 25 p. m, and s. u v. assault vehicle drives through fit those gate. an agent fires flashbanc grenade, 4, 28 pm. fire is received from inside the house. 18 members return, fire, shooting over 100 round. one agent is wounded. 4, 48 pm, feeling better. the yells someone is coming out. he commands his wife boundaries to

leave the residence once in custody. she refuses to speak to the f b i 5 or 3 pm. feel better go request a journalist to come to the scene and act as negotiate. 6 o'clock pm, the f b. i special agent in charge, refuse this free medical request. 6 o 8 pm. the agency is a refrigerator door like alarm and takes them for rifles, offered safety. 3 seconds later, he sites his weapon on fi, medical center of mass, and fires 3 rooms. ah,

in washington senior f. b i. officials ordered the team to not enter the house. finally at noon, the next day, nearly 18 hours after the shooting, the f. b, i enters the home finding fully medical here that dead on the floor. the autopsy report states that he bled to death from a gunshot wound and that he would have survived if he had been given immediate 1st aid and surgical care. ah, you and what he has, faith leaders will blow and they only recover from the autopsy. half a leader of blood,

so he bled to this whole and hope bye. how long it took for it and death more than an hour to milwaukee. i buy le mia grey ladder suit gotta on the 1st i see now be meant to put a life away a boy, but you gotta keep with that. but i don't wanna say that i'm gonna go out there to look. you also said every come by pick one to put a point again, indignant the better. like on the add a wait, while up, i did that. but also now for my cadillac asa last saturday, they go, why do they go? why do they courts? because that's a wait, there has to be daddy have to be dad, dad, dad, to be called coach, coach co. this is not welcome by that it is that these cannot be compare with anything that i have ever seen in my whole life here. 3 unit 3,

the human below that ah, i spent the whole night hoping that, you know, he had some tunnel and had been able to dig it out because they kept saying that the place was surrounded and that he hadn't come out miss. i was only later than we learned and shot him and just refused to provide any kind of medical attention until after he was dead. he was more of a physical feeling written. there's really nothing that you could put into words finishes in the gut in the heart, this

ah, the f b i read and feel medical here that's death took place on september 23rd. the anniversary of a deep lattice by the lattice uprising. the day commemorating the 1st revolt against spanish in 1868, the day viewed by many as the birth of the fight for independence. hey, little was like a very low i'm. i've been working for them. i look for the independent health luxury. so he had to be killed, and that's why they put the a state ah,

a joggers archipelago home, or that you go san diego garcia, the largest island in the archipelago is now the location of a very large u. s. military base. you get government, give out a u. s. government to make the military base and just deported all of douglas and people from their country. so they called returned back on the island. no, but we are fighting. that's why i'm real fighting for the right. so i . c we do not consider that the right to self determination actually applies to the trickle students. i don't the question, those self determination. legal advice we've received is actually the trickle. since we're not all, not a people for me, it's time to move on and see what we can do for the come the said community to return back home, knowledge support from the united nation. i commission,

african united, michelle. i don't care about douglas, said people oh is your media a reflection of reality in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? isolation, whole community. are you going the right way or are you being that somewhere? direct? what is true? what is great? in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in the depths or remain in the shallows.

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hm. let's see what happened to this. i mean was behind on preparations that i've learned with we have come away from lower junior english below a quarter the you and i noted a hell are you? i'm so glad i do with the rate i was. i don't think with any indication you are revolutionary. or no, i'm not at all. no, you're just a nice guy and enjoyed things here. and you are the people here and i had one of the reasons i came back this weekend to not have you been but 25 years or so. i was curious how we all turned out nowadays, when i made people from the states in put the legal i make a point of pronouncing my name very hispanic last a one se, gotta and then i tell him the story about when i went to a mixer,

here and raj wheaton was talking to a couple of girls and i went over to introduce myself. i said wants a gar. one of them said, no, thank you, i don't smoke ah, right after i left here. and had that, what many people have talked about, the road less traveled, inkling i went to broadway and, and saw of the man of la mancha. so i, than when tilting after windmills and joined the armed, clandestine struggle for the independence of border regal. and did that until i got arrested in 1985. so when i went to prison, one of the lawyers in our case, had given me a book by victor frankl man search for meaning. and which he posited that we have a freedom that can never be taken away from us. and that is how we're going to react,

regardless of what situation we faced. hindsight is 2020. well, clearly someone who is now 68 years old to think of okay, well what i do differently back in 1972 because somebody had to be willing to fight very smart devil with the beguiled life that it rather than i thought that he would see that his route lay through politics and influence and the ability to manipulate society, not through doing you know, criminal and thought he would have been much more effective at the governor, puerto rico with

me. while i think that non violent resistance and civil disobedience are important told, maybe there should be more of it. i mean, it's looking like these times call for urgent action with it's not coming from him. a lot of disrespect coming from a precedent was disregarded lines. people with phenotypes,

one of these numbers out in all we have given san one year again and san juan. so it isn't that they can't do it that they want to with why? because our lives don't matter to them. the biggest thing, monitoring crises as porter is an avalanche punter for more than 500 years. it's colonialism and it is a powerful weapon of domination on every day. in a real sense, god, mangling was able to be the voice of people who weren't just and excuse the expression kitchen to trump, you know. but i think that, you know, was important for the story to be heard and people know the magnitude of it. and she was an important voice in doing that

with us, we must remember, was a shame, countries, colonialism, moving colonialism with a democratic society by their right to move to more those over to me. we have a dory for more than 3 pm commission. kind of

being afforded any with people in fort equal, have been told that we are too little, but we are too small that we are too weak and that we are to for that to be in the colonialism at this point is a remnant of a cold war, it's a, it's like a dinosaur. this is a problem, but it's not going to go away. so far it's a form in the side of united states, but it can become an infection. ah, a, have you ever been in a situation so overwhelming?

so devastating and so difficult, but you have no idea how things are gonna turn out. you do know one thing, no matter why nothing will ever be the same. you know that literally you're in the fight for your life. and in the midst of all that, k r c must answer a per finally person question. why are you prepared to look around the world with it is filled with violence, discrimination, poverty, and injustice. we must collect to li, answer the question, what are we prepared to do to change the course of the world with the answer will no doubt be

a challenge. but i assure you roll up to the chat with a danny at bay. give me

a on go my bobby. i guess it up a . ah. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation,

let it be in arms. race is often very dramatic. development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successfully, very critical of time. time to sit down and talk with the number russian troops killed in a ukrainian high mas rocky the in the city of mckee. of can you done? yes. prizes. 289. the russian defense ministry says that the mobile phone signals gave that position away, also this hour with the ship as a group through the late as zurich. and hypersonic missile system which has no analogues. but he may be within sends off a frigate, armed with nuclear capable hypersonic missiles on the combat gc and the atlantic and indian oceans and bikini also expose the french ambassador as anti