it is a present, i didn't have a foot wide speaks as to how the french system, i mean the line system addresses issues of identity and not in today. that seems not to include those who are not aware of what the fastest m c, that's french is. so it's really damaging, but it adds to the list of a bad thing. so bad the policy advise the approach to handling the issue of identity that to many immigrants who came or who went to france, not i would tell me, is the immigration issue. and trash is a result of colonialism. and it has the roots in, in the french continued as a refusal that to estimate to the past and to move on with a new page. and i want to notice these are the when they named the name,

they did mention that there was no other highest sort of position which needs the population wanted. the engineer davis can update said to history ortiz being following $8000000.00 of additional aid is being sent by the u. n. to source suit. um, its the help deal with the thousands of at refugees who fled into the country from sit down, it's more toward northern neighbor. then the money comes on top of another 8000000 released in june and the providing the like saving assistance for this place. people, many people who plan to conflict incident on arriving across the border with nothing . many reported that they were subjected to violence and exploitation, such as extortion and looting. as they fled to south to down, they need urgent support to reach safety and build their lives. as well aspect which should be pointed out here when washington closed, its embassy ensued, done in april, all the documents,

including any local passports currently being held there were destroyed. and that's left a number of suit. and these people trapped in the worst of embassy stuff. save the destruction of documents, a standard security procedure in light of a withdrawal. but for those affected means they now have no passports and bus, no legal opportunity to find safe refuge elsewhere. it's estimated around 2800000 people have been displaced as a result of the conflict in sit down with many flane to neighboring countries, particularly agent. we heard from one of the was no stranded without internationally recognized id law. and so think of an ice of my story beginning when i was accepted into most his program in the united states. i successfully completed all the necessary procedures and underwent an interview at the us embassy in khartoum in early april. at that time, i was informed that my visa had been approved and that was scheduled to receive my passport from the embassy on april 16th. unfortunately, the onset of for disrupted these plans as they conflicted with the ongoing

situation and sit down. despite my repeated attempts to retrieve my passport by contacting them to see via email, i received no response. it was only on may 17th that i received a reply, informing me that the old passport store to the embassy had been destroyed, folding their security protocol. consequently, i find myself stranded in sedona, unable to travel, and to complete my master's program, or even leave the country. a similar situation with passports being destroyed was also seen 2 years ago in afghanistan. that was when the us raised a lot of the country is that tell about, swept by to power. i've left a number of local off counts who'd been working for years for us forces trust there . i'm fearful of retribution from the returning tele storage. it's well governance, un freaking policy specialist deborah. he wants you not to outline the difficulties . people are facing, having had their passports destroyed. this is a problem. no. because so that is it facing more,

it will not be possible for most of these nationals really the positive and for that turn, turn face the password is may not be, is it possible for them to get the message passes for those non so then these lots of notes, again that i've been on the blunder. done, the been a embassy. so been establishing access points to be able to provide the work invitation to move. so that in case the documentation has been destroyed in case the news is whether it's so it's much more difficult for them to access safe haven to move the country to access their rights. but further seems to be the same as their passports. and so this has been the documentation in this procedure. it makes it extremely difficult for them to try and give the communities. and i guess from the list of the names of he says without the c one reason that i just

described. so the officials would be saying, well, you know, it was when i tried to just issue a new passports. i'm having a civil war. and i'm in the midst of the civil. but it's such a difficult time to be built in addition to particular citizens. because the higher the price and security and so i was there are some individuals with a passport 20 years in a really bad situation. in the emerging multi puerto world africa and india can cooperate to see both of their economies rise together. that's the message from india as foreign minister who's in bark til a 4 day visit to the east african nation of tons. and yet as new daily focuses on building ties with emerging economies of the global side. i laura approach to actually, god today is to create more of it's actually going to invest in africa to work with

us across to create capacities enough. so that the rise of africa also takes place as countries like india are rising and they should be external affairs. minnesota of india is in the country of tens. and yes, we do know that those 2 countries have had, by natural ties and have a long standing good relationship between the 2 countries. now, the minister has had a long list of an agenda during his 4 day visit to the african states. and this includes the inspect, what's the supply project in pennsylvania as well as some of the, the details off tens are near will be meeting with them and the staff exams, the boss as well as it was section that will be taking place on an indian naval ship that is currently in attends in the and not the minister went on to speak of fox, the relations and the ties that the country has with india as well as his projections in terms of what he sees, what people see would be the growing of africa and tense,

india as a whole, we are not as an extractive economy. we are not in the manner in which a lot of other countries are they have already model economic objectives for us. this is a broader deep partnership. do know that the relationship between india and tens in mia is characterized by it's heavy infrastructure, investment, large scale projects, as well as a focus on and natural resources. and we also know that there's been a lot of training in terms of human development in the resources sick to as well as transfers in technology. now india as engagements in epic as a whole, include collaborations in industry such as pharmaceuticals to the communications and renewables. and the inc to sprints in africa's software lines is a one that be searching v a putting a ok, we're going undergoing again in moments cash option. and today's guess,

british american investor on right or mich fireside off the break talking, why be global financial system is in a serious crisis period right though, and how he believes that you've been conflict finished up on the

the i'm action or times the and welcome back to going underground broadcasting all around the world from dubai in the u. a which has one of the fastest growing economies in the world. lots of your in the nation nation country, sanction yourself from energy and tech. what now for you, given your economic cloud against russian i live in china, is being soundly defeated on the world stage. one of the greatest chroniclers of self destructive anglo saxon capitalism is the author of planet ponzi published years before even the us back to and cab leather and russia's response which biased i knew somehow still isn't running the fed all the bank of england joins me now. from new york city and i presume it you are not the head of the feds yet because you are speaking to me from new york. you spoke to me in london last time. um say

that a check that uh cuz people absolutely. i'm in new york still not headed the fan. i think that they've got a guy sitting there that is about to explode the global finance, as we know it today because janet jaelyn was promoted after receiving $7000000.00 from the big banks to be inserted into the position of secretary. ready of treasury secretary, well i don't want to pay the i don't, you're going to tell me interest rates next month. anyway, let's get straight to the chase. here. i saw a tweet from the right to caitlin johnston. has many follows on to the saying the us the right, this is right just saying uh the us health care and infrastructure system. you must be watching it in new york. the, let's be phenomenal given how much americans can afford to spend blowing things up under the weather. she went to north stream, take us back to planet ponzi and, and how broke is the usa girl. it's incredible, actually the out of the system here in new york is breaking down because they have bus loads and people coming, you know,

the open borders and in the south are busing people in here. and there are just tens of thousands of people showing up here every week and every month, so the population is being over run. so it's a bad situation. the debt situation in planet ponds, the bulk of the planet ponds. the, the book is, is about the credit crisis. i wrote it back in 2012. it's more relevant today than it was back then. it's a historical document. i know that we're trying to destroy a traditional norms values, history, religion, and cast it aside because history begins today. but the fact that the people that i was advising didn't jail bankers because fraud was committed. and in accordance with what alan greenspan said after the crisis was a former fed chairman federal reserve chairman that caused all these problems by creating the easy money and negative interest rates. so this document will survive everything and what they did is they play prey and delay a deny and lie and take the can down the road with the systemic banking problems

that we see. and they're manifesting themselves today with silicon valley bank and credit suisse. because there are, there's still a lot of rock out there, but what's happened is we've actually gone the wrong in the wrong direction for businesses we've, we've gone work and we've placed a high value on identity politics. and using your gender identity as a means to obtain employment. now rather than america, meritocracy based system where what you achieve and what you can produce is a good thing. and that's why i would say that the economy is identity versus class, because clearly is it more of a graphs and statistics? you have the wealth transfer from the poor to the rich as a good, but i just want you to if, if some people haven't read your book, just very briefly explained. and remind us who ponzi was and what is up on the scheme and why all those major banks has analysts,

we can watch on old age or nation mainstream. so go mainstream media giving us advice and telling us about that ceilings and whatnot. how they're all ponder. that's right. well that's part, you know, there's groups, think echo, chamber stuff. now my book, you know, is, as i said, it's just as relevant today if not more relevant today than it was when i wrote it . because, you know, basically a ponzi scheme, this, the original ponzi charles ponzi was trading in postal stands for postal receipts. but he was taking and lots of money and he was guaranteeing returns. but a traditional ponzi scheme or permit scheme. what it does is you pay some of the investors back with new money coming in and you spend away all the money. so there are no real returns. i mean, bernie made off was probably committed the 2nd largest ponzi scheme in the world. besides, sam bank meant fraud or sand bank and fried, i'm sorry. who is the crypto currency person that actually stole $10000000000.00

and customer funds and, and now he's relaxing it, his parents house in california and didn't really pay any bell. but i think because he contributed a view as a 2nd largest contributor to the democratic parties, 2022 election cycle. that's probably why he's not being prosecuted yet for conducting the largest ponzi scheme in the history of ponzi schemes. so a ponzi scheme is when you, when you just take the money and spend it recklessly. now, what i refer to is planet ponzi is the massive amount of government debt around the world. so they've printed hundreds of trillions of dollars and guarantees and 100 it and, and that the debt can never be repaid. so the debt situation is what you asked me. i would estimate the debt is close to $300.00 trillion dollars in america in the usa, right? now, um, i think that the number that you get, the headline number that everybody talks about is the 31 trillion dollar number. but then $31.00 trillion dollar number doesn't include medicare, medicaid,

social security. it doesn't include all of the legally binding obligations. the government has to pay and now the social security is not a benefit it's, it's what kind of like a pension fund. so i, i paid into that system for my entire working career. so i'm entitled to be paid that money. that's my money. but the governments have spent that money, that money's gone. so they're expecting a lot of new entrance into the market to pay out people, the older old, older people leaving the market like myself. so that's what their, their expectation was. so that's a typical ponzi scheme, but if you read, they have to publish a report every year in the social security. and i reference that in the book there, there in solving pretty much, and i think within the next 5 years they're going to be in solving. i don't know where they're going to get the money. they'll probably print and that's why we have a record inflation around the world right now. and i, i would say that the less the, the less the smaller countries are going to hurt worse from the inflationary

numbers. because the bigger economies, the g 7 economies are exporting their relation to other countries. but you know, we can get into the talk about us dollar had gemini and what's going to happen with that has as, as countries of say, enough is enough. uh, given me, but of course there are dangers of like getting into a grocery shop as business that you did. joe biden immediately liked in the us debts even just something from family finances because confidence to be able to run funds this games or if you.