use already to end, discover them into the canyon citizens can now to power to the rightly to serve in person. we all know they use tricks to get into power. we're starting the process of taking power from them. what i can hear is that a face of ongoing economic issue is a significant poverty levels as well, but of only was and because, well, the payments the country has to make one public debt of the government's attempts to scale down spending a part of fiscal consolidation efforts that include new tax hikes, well international monetary fund. meantime, praising rooters, government for the car into state of affairs, the the, the, the capital nairobi, not the only place experiencing non rest. i would people gathering in one box, so that's the 2nd largest city. we spoke with the some of the locals about the ongoing situation and, and to be fair, the opinions where they are polarized to the product.

we protesting against the government, the economy is difficult, even paying rent is a problem. before going back home. i have to think because my child bloss me, when i got them to wait, when i come from work to this point, kenya is not the can you? we knew before things have changed a lot. let me see support team on i did not support this practice because it has had no business. we just have to sell for even if we don't take looms now, many loans were taken by the previous government. we just have to work hard to now funds to groups, fluid and all table by which is the police causing chaos. they're also citizens of gain. yeah. and will suffer when we get to the same shops. we went to come a country peacefully, but they came to disrupt this peaceful protests. i mean, we're getting heard a lot and we do not have peace. the many jania is in a bad place. this presidents lied to us in his manifesto is because they promised us having once he took the oath and i do,

it is only baba who can rescue audio and know some of us are hurting what keeps. everyone has money in their wallets. you promised us at the bottom of the economy, which we have confirmed to lied to us. i do support this process to as long as it's peaceful, sustainable development, climate finance and problems facing the global south. and there's a whole issue is a pretty high on the agenda for the leaders from gee, 20 nations. they've been attending a 2 day summit in western india. so his little engine shop a. d. oh, going to n t o you 20 is taking place under india, a series of g 20 meets with all 500 vault assistance may as deputy mess city officials from around 60 cities in the world. this is set to be one of the biggest air board you 20 meets takes place in the ranger mode these home state. would you rob with a focus on sustainable development, climate finance, and building climate responsive and resilience?

cities packed through the problems of the globe. and so the very different from the start of the global or not. and that is because of a variety of reasons which we all know. so therefore, it makes more sense that we're discuss mode about the problems and focus on shared into this. because the problems are far with the, the problems of the sources. the problems of lack of capacities visit are very similar in the countries in the global cell. so we need to share these best practices, infinity and also in what we are trying to address these problems. but despite mass from across the world engaging in close door sessions on key priority areas, to be included in the you to and to communicate inside a c that may not be one owing to differences over the war in ukraine. communicated remains a challenge ahead of the final g 20 heads of states summit,

that mr. movie will host on the 9th and 10th of september. and you has made its voice clear or multiple times. that is to set aside decisive issues. i'm focus on real issues that are leading toward, especially the often forgotten global south west susan assistance on housing, its weight really thing was still going to force a consensus based on self condemnation in y'all's role as a shower and as a, the thing force is going to be the key ruins and sharma all the guards which are off a member of parliament in india has taken issue with the remarks made by the us ambassador of the country yet suggesting and perhaps not so sort of the words for america to well mind its own business. as far as the investigator is concerned, the country faces several challenges, but the india has never appreciated any statement on his internal matters. there is

gun violence in the us and people are killed when they are told the us to learn from us about how to reign that in the us faces rides over races. we never told them that we will lecture them. perhaps it is important for the new investor to take cognizance of the history of india us relations. so the issue at hand is i'd be interested in the amount of poor state in the far eastern part of the country. it does both of me and my interrupted and may offer a local that estimate group i demanded official status and the opportunity to buy land where other ethnic groups live and the ruling by the local high court, directing the government to consider the my ty, bid. as parking violence among various ethnic groups for this to you as a dispute, is that more than a 100 people debt about 60000 displaced tens of thousands of indian troops have been dispatched to the region and move the prompt to the us and pass it up to off of washington's help, let me speak by money for 1st, which is that we just, we pray for peace there. when he asked as it concern the united states,

i don't think it's about strategic concerns. i think it's about human concern. so we stand ready, willing able to assist in any way of ask, but we know this is an indian visit in indian matter and we pay for that piece that may come quickly because we can bring more collaboration or projects more investment. if that piece is in place, we were talking earlier to upfront about saying, john, listen, political commentator who said basically says that any external influence in india's internal affairs is at the end of the day, an acceptable deliberate publication i need try to create the rich us bank to the gallery, adding money, but it is about the state, but it says baldes bothered by my and that i that external forces that i'm trying to reduce the region. and the city statement was identity. but if you wanted to create your source made in india, that's something is not a good money. but

a grandmother is the amount that embodies government, the don't forget the beloved controlling money post handed to us as all 5. it says, i think that was 20 unacceptable. and it should have been condemned by all, i know anybody but for about 5050 countries are willing to stand up against us and that job being dead on goals. and if we talk of our country, india under not. but i'm interested in that involving the government in the i really stand up against any defense and it will not allow us to speak to one of us and, and then set up and i are shifting gears to new york. now we have protested, have gathered in front of the united nations headquarters on friday, basically demanding an end to us support for israel. and is that guides long conflict with palestine or the raleigh coming in to respond to this makes is righty . right on the west bank city of janine before we left the 12 people that including

street children, your probation, branded by the united nation, is chief, is the worst of violence in the region. and roughly 20 years. israel said it was targeting militants though something demonstrate, isn't that big awful. seem to disagree with the palestinian people are not put down because the line to bear courage, the palestinian people are put down. but you went towards the palestinian people struggle. the only thing that stands in its way is we are moto, the united states. we will continue to stay until the old, mighty, with this compassion bring all 3 pallets sided. part do, we can embrace the palestinians if we were 400. so it was the most of them provided for us a home that was your name, they just the package to name and every time the court and it's because they're defending themselves. this is what i mean while the, the excuse me, us funds to move ahead with the building is new embassy in jerusalem. well,

certainly provoking the ross of the palestinian authority, which has a huge washington of having a quote for a just a policy of an exemption and a pod type that claims a construction will be happening online that was taken from them by false to do united states through its illegal decision to recognize jerusalem as a capital of an occupying power and to build an embassy on private property and endowments lands, which was seized in 1948 from palestinian owners, among whose heirs are residents of jerusalem. and american citizens violates international law and supports policies of annexation and apartheid. instead of policies that serve, adjust and last and peace. and it was back in 2017 then us president, donald trump announced plans to relocate the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem after officially recognizing it as the as rated capital. that moves bottles, salts of anger across the arab world, and claims that both washington and israel had violated international law. and now

a new embassy is set to be built online. the palestinians claim was stolen from their ancestors. of a sense of self. jerusalem has long been a subject of dispute to israel has controlled the entire city since the end of a 6 day war. 1967. however, power steering is considered east. jerusalem was occupied territory and we heard from some of those living and that's it. and also do the american decision to move its embassy contradicts american foreign policy, especially since moving to the embassy and the 2 state solution. now, the biggest tragedy is that they even move the embassy onto the listing and land owned by the listing. and this is even bigger contradiction, and violation in the middle of the embassy was already built on palestinian land, even if it was in tel aviv. it's still on palestinian land because tel aviv is the 1st of on that. but these are in the occupation derives for the support and international military, financial and moral power from america. america is the tip of the spirit and the

struggle with palestinians. and everything done by america with the arab states and regimes is for recruiting them and controlling that political decisions, which is always in favor of the occupying style about the use. the key to us is the one encouraging the occupied to break international law and keeps the patient state above international law. so jerusalem isn't occupied city according to international law. do you as brags about democracy? the right of self determination and international law then submits to this breach and establish results and present listing in land that the legal director of an organization fighting to stop that embassy being built, that or us who had shot to assess the current us decision on the matter is actually fall from final as we find the objections to that. so are you sort of this as well to the u. s. embassy and department of state in washington a with approve documents of title documents that proves the publishing and ownership of this specific is site on behalf of hands of the owners of senior

refugees. a, we claim that these properties were illegally confiscated and seized by the is there any authorities on the inside of the law and, and hopefully they won't get to the stage of a asking for a permit to build on the site. the case is still ongoing. it also, is there any sort of these has made they have made a decision on that massive planning webster. there is a stage of us, a sort of these asking to issue a payment to bill there and do the different amount to come down on the side. so we hopefully a it wish and it would be appropriate not to go forward with this side. the answer that we got from the us department of state was that they haven't made up their mind yet. no find the decisions were made.

and it's who this. 1 is the history of the land ownership on this? i will be seriously hosted to a course in israel has absolved a police officer for the killing of an anomaly. palestinian man with autism in jerusalem. yeah, the alpha like was shot dead in may. 2020. the officer said that he had mistaken him for an under salem, which led to the fatal shooting to the nasa. eunice, what this tragic, the psalm does empower the sergeant, but all the soldiers have him down to promotion. at the court to the last man, i thomas told that there was told by the lawyer sitting in front of me. everyone was telling me that there is hope right after you stopped that you turned around

again and said he was acquitted. i lost my mind and i didn't know what to do next. had a very slight hope that a soldier might get punished, but the wasted on the status. fish. you know why you far depending him because i locks and mosque was placed 15 days before that they didn't allow anyone to and my son was killed on saturday. everyone you on august on was supposed to be open on sunday. they told the child that my son was a terrorist. they got the message to the terrorist is on the way. know in the that the has been passed and suzanne for the past 6 years. he was known to them, but they want you to an excuse to close on some of

the well, i've been here no one. i no longer hear anything. 2 years ago when we used to go to court, then clear came and told the settlers there when the palestinians and these courts changed them. at one time he told the settlers who wants to leave the court full of them and beat them. we left and the people told us to be careful. they will do this to watch the people with us helped us. most of the people in solidarity without seeing, waiting outside these or just have imagined they killed her some and want to beat us. this is the most injustice. 8000000 dollars

of a it is being sent by the un to south sudan is to help housing, the refugees who have a flight into the country from its war to know the neighbors to down. now the money doubles down on the same amount released just last month with ames to provide assistance with the displaced many people who planned to conflict incident on arrival across the border with nothing. many reported that they were subjected to violence and exploitation such as extortion. unloading as they fled to south threw down, they need urgent support to reach safety. i'm going to build their lives. washington, now shop it, as i'm saying through, down, back in april as a protocol dictated all key documents including local possible. it's currently being held that were destroyed, not less the number of student nice people trapped in the was on the embassy style and say the destruction of documents has a standard security procedure and live a withdrawal. so for those affected, it basically means that stranded is estimated that 83000000 people have been displaced through to the regional violence with many fleeting to neighboring

countries, particularly egypt. we heard from one of those now stuck without internationally recognized id. the last and this i think that it's nice of my story to begin when i was accepted into and most of the program in the united states. i successfully completed all the necessary procedures and underwent an interview at the us embassy incurred to him 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 an ongoing situation in sit down. despite my repeated attempts to retrieve my passport, but conducting the embassy 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 for a similar situation with passports i being destroyed also saying 2 years ago,

probably recognize the pictures that was old during i've done this done in the americas heard withdrawal about the number of local law scans who been working for the us track. the rest of the tyler band return to power. the african policy specialist or deputy key. while you're not to outline the difficulties people are now facing. since the passports were destroyed, this is a problem now, because that is it facing the war. it will not be possible for mr. these national is nearly the engine and also going to the turn of the turn face. the passport is may not be, is it possible for them to to get permission passes? so it was non so then these last notes again that i've been on the board so that the been and blessings of boost up losing access points to be able to provide the documentation to move. so that in case the documentation has been destroyed in

place, the news is whether it's too much more difficult. so then side says safe haven to move the country to system, right? but further, so the same as their passports. and so this the documentation in this procedure, it makes of externally difficult for them to try and get back to me. do some i guess from the list or the names of uses without the same one reason that i just described. so there is official who would be saying, well, no, it was what i thought was just issued your passports, i'm having a civil war. and then in the midst of the civil goods, because of difficulties documentation, the particular citizens because you have a highly tight and secured into it. so what's the actual individuals with the passports we use in a really bad situation? or just a bit of a side how to add to this. so we understand that a whole african nations have now been invited to join the bricks,

economic and strategic alliance that's added to roughly 2 dozen other countries looking at drawing. the multi polar world continues to box the what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy on sunday. shouldn't let it be an arms race. is often very dramatic. the only personally, i'm going to resist, i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical of time. time to sit down and talk the

i'm action or times the and welcome back to going underground, broadcasting all around the world from dubai in the u. e. 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, 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. so that a check that cause people. yeah, absolutely. i'm in new york still not headed the fat. 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 yellen 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 followers on twitter saying the us the right, so she's right. just saying uh the us health care and infrastructure system. you must be watching it in new york. that must be phenomenal given how much americans can afford to spend blowing things up. by the way, this you meant the north stream. take us back to planet ponzi and the, and have broke is the usa girl. it's incredible. actually the, the system here in new york is breaking down because they have bus loads of 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 a 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 right 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, which even what you can produce is a good thing. and that's why i would say that the economy is identity versus class, because clearly 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 and nation mainstream. so go mainstream media giving us advice and telling us about that ceilings and whatnot. how they're all part of that system. right, well,

that's part, you know, those 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 ponds of 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 banquet 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, or he was the 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 referred to is planet ponzi is a 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, they're 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 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 70 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 that seed into something from family finances because confidence to be able to run funds this games. or if you don't agree with the your thesis and say, this is just the one does a global capitalism. this is about confidence. you know, it's not the balance sheets, would you say are all important. how important and critical is the media in being able to play that confidence, which is the minute confidence as last, according to a oh book and the i knew your ideas and do any one's these game is. that's it, right? they, they all falls down like as gods. right, well, you know, the best example of that is the, the bank of japan. i mean, you know, and, and i mentioned the bank of japan, the book and i talked about the banker, trad corrode, a son strode a son who just retired. and no new academic has come in. who's it?

he said, i've got even more experimental monetary policy corroded during his reign. i think back in 2015 on the front page of the financial times you can find it. and like i say in my book, don't take my word for any of this. the only doing in depth analysis cuz i was sitting at ground 0 in london and one of the biggest funds in europe when i went to the collapse happened. so i detail every aspect of what happened more so than anybody else from an insider's perspective. so getting back to corrode a son, he said at a meeting, he said that he used peter pan as an influence for his monetary policy. and there is a picture of peter pan and somebody said, could you elaborate on that? and he said, yes, well, everything is okay when everybody believes that you can fly until they stop believing what he, why are you? he actually said that and the meaning of the picture, peter bad. so the problem with the japanese economy and,

and why i been warning that the west is turning japanese, i really think so. is that what, what's happening is that the vapors per right? what kind of per purchased all of the bonds in the bond market, because basically they don't sell their bonds externally. the debt is held by pension funds, which they jam into the department, the postal system that holds most of the pensions in japan and, and make the banks by the, the, the debt there. so the debt is contained there and then they came up with this crazy idea of yield curve control. then they started buying all equity, so equities can go a lot higher. here's, here's the quandary i have in japan. and i think that you really have to watch very carefully what happens with the deterioration of their currency. they can either save their bond market or they, this is my view. they can either save their bond market where they can save their currency, but they can't save both. and the people who know how to trade those 2 markets will .