you know south the east india company also was the first innovator in this also to distribute the risk of going out there and plundering if you well in that the causation of the world that's interesting because we see piracy in modern days with technology for example on wall street the city of london these are called high frequency trading where computers go in and they pirate funds from the stock exchange they steal money they steal booty plunder they plunder the exchange using technology but they're not traders pirates they're portrayed as quote unquote market makers so but it seems though that under the definition of piracy they would be considered pirates it depends you know what is a pirate into who to me a pirate is someone who was brave enough to imagine an alternative reality not only imagine it but also try to create it and a pirate to mean someone who was a bound to a mission in a way that is very admirable and very rarely seen ok so no matter how to train or should should have a parent on their shoulder and then eyepatch over their head over their eyeball to more ad or to pl

says plans rustic business plans to vandalize the tea ships might have been exposed by the east india company or the british government and the tea party would have been shut down before it even started in today's america people couldn't have conspired to overthrow unjust laws like slavery susan b. anthony couldn't have conspired with elizabeth cady stanton to illegally vote martin luther king and rosa parks may have been stopped before they could move civil rights of the spotlight. we might even still be fighting wars in vietnam and iraq sure social media was a tremendous boost for both the occupy movement in the arab spring to get people into the streets but it was also a tremendous tool for law enforcement in both parts of the world to squash those same movements and tragically the day may be near indeed it may already be here when if you plan to protest the corporate takeover of our government or drone warfare or indefinite detention you find yourself in jail before you even get into the streets remember what happened in minnesota in two thousand and eight before the republican national c

want to go back down the road now well that's what we get that's what we have now the british east india company has a monopoly on the chinese and this in this situation it's really interest is kind of like a spy versus spy except crony versus crony into crony capitalism china with other cash coming in and buying especially as a one two three company which was subsidized by the government so that the united states can compete with china on green energy according to barack obama it fails china comes in a scoops up the company i think that's a pretty good as a kid but my point is that what you know what everybody else always did with tariffs what we did with paris for two and a half three centuries arguably five centuries i mean go back to henry the fifth tudor policies i mean the first establish this in the fourteen hundreds in england . what when those tariffs fell in the eighty's all these other countries went to vat taxes which they could reverse when when the export of things so right now functionally germany has a twenty percent import tariff or a twenty percent export subsidy japan does chi

1833 slavery abolition act in england, which specifically excluded the territories of the east india trading company. south asia and india became a new source of trafficking for slaves. they used bonded labor and bondage contracts as a way to avoid deeds of sale of human being. a huge movement of people across centuries in all kinds of directions. some we know quite a bit about. some we do not. how does this relate to what is going on today? i want to start at that question by reading to you a little bit. i will read to you briefly to go narratives. the first comes from somebody that and you'll be familiar with. i would encourage you to read this text, it is called "the interesting narrative of olaudah -- he was traffic into slavery in the americas, and he eventually got his freedom. he was very bright and articulate, and he became a pivotal figure in the british abolition movement. he wrote his narrative. i want to read you just a piece of that. he writes -- the first object which saluted my eyes when i arrived on the coast was the see and the slave ship which was riding at anchor and waiting for i

passage of the 1833 slavery abolition act in england which excluded the territories of the east india trading company. south asia and india became a new source of trafficked slaves. the used on the labor and that of the contract as a way to avoid deeds of sale of human beings which had been outlawed. all that to say, huge movement of people across centuries in all kinds of directions. some know quite a bit about, some we have studied less. how does this relate to what is going on today? i want to start to answer that question by reading to you briefly two narrative's prefers comes from someone i know, he wrote a remarkable text and i would encourage everyone to read it called the interesting narrative of the life of equaino, published in 1789. he was promised africa, born in benin, traffic off, sold into slavery trips. but still got his freedom, came back. he became a pivotal figure in the british abolition movement. he wrote his narrative. i want to read a piece of that. he writers, " the first opted that saluted my eyes was the sea and a slave ship. which was then riding an anchor and waited for ca

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