let's leave the bering strait.there is an alternative route, then it will be like if there is an alternative route, then we are in the northern extremity of the new land again. but along the velikitsky strait, here directly on the laptev sea above the water, this is novosibirsk on the islands and the turns of the planned route, in short, already bending around. ah. wrangel island yes , more routes are needed so that ships disperse in the ice, as ships disperse in the sea, especially since there are more and more large-capacity container ships to deliveries and tankers in the water area every year. welcome accepted started recording. today, surveying of the bottom topography is carried out by hydrographers on special vessels equipped with echo sounders. specialists are sent to those places where the results of past measurements are in doubt or the relief is generally unknown. in the east siberian sea , the sannikov strait and on the yenisei river. directly comes the data that we receive from the multibeam echo sound

how to get through the strait of the vilkinsky strait of long helps here, of course, the map of the icen, the actual and forecast the most difficult navigation areas are the long straits of boris velikitsky, bottlenecks where the depths also do not allow maneuvering among the ice, the institute makes maps according to information from satellite, but there are also situations in the arctic when the ice situation changes rapidly in the visibility zone, the decision is made by the captain of the ship, and for further movement, the specialists of the institute make an urgent forecast. it can be ready within 2-3 hours of scooters, which will be uh, provided it looks like this. thus , that is, on it the colors are special this and even on these. uh, flowers here driver. can orient where e more. uh, such powerful ice that it is better not to enter at all, that is, let's say on this map. it's here dark green, except for ice. at the northern sea route. there is another important feature that requires great skill of navigators. these are shallow depths. the hydrographic enterprise will turn 90 ne

again along the vilkitsky strait.irectly on the laptev sea, just above this is novosibirsk on the islands. and here is the planned route, in short, already going around, but wrangel island, right? routes so that ships disperse in the ice, as well as in the sea, especially since large tonnage container ships to more and more deliveries and tankers in the water area every year. today , hydrographers survey the bottom topography on special vessels equipped with echo sounders. specialists are sent to those places where the results of past measurements are in doubt or the relief is generally unknown. in the east siberian sea, the sannikov strait and on the yenisei river. which we receive from a multi-person echo sounder in this kind of three-dimensional image. yes, a dynamically changing hmm picture, which with all these depressions characterizes the irregularity or smoothness or irregularity of the relief, we explore the bottom completely without gaps. uh, in order to exclude the presence of any navigational hazards there

well , he sank without even leaving, from the strait of malacca. it's still there.rue, unsuccessfully, although rumored to be the value of flora's donor. already stored in private collections. this massive caraca had a large carrying capacity and was included in the squadron, which was supposed to take the treasure mined by the portuguese to lisbon. during the operation in malaka, among the priceless cargoes were gifts to king manuel the first from the king. siam is believed that about 200 chests with diamonds and other precious stones were carried on the sea flower. moreover, some are said to have been the size of the cheekbone, however, on the night of november 20, 1511. karaka got into a strong storm, could not resist the elements and sank, and aki's background courts who was on board managed to escape on a raft built by sailors, but the cargo, the cost, which is even hard to imagine today, remained on the seabed. on the streets of modern milk, bustle reigns, which, probably, has always been here and always a feature of this cosmopolitan city was a motley, divers

and china is going to clean. china has sovereignty over the taiwan strait. but in the meantime, china has also declared quite publicly that under the international law or china does respect the free navigation of vessels coming through the taiwan strait and as always, being the case. so this is one thing that we have to make clear right? when talking about this issue it's, it's not confusing, it's quite clear, actually. and then 2nd thing is the economic part. i think because there are actually 2 major economic circles in the asia pacific old in the pacific as you call it. one is the u. s. lead group that are developing economically throughout the asia pacific or in the pacific. but in the meantime, in the meantime, there is also another group that is developing very fast. and that one is that china in close relationship with oxy on and other countries in the region. so if we are all talking about national security and economic development is always part of the priority. so for country like canada, that is so far away from china and fi, but because they're b

likely called the strait; today it is the karsky gate by the novgorodians.nth century in the thirteenth century, the settlers did pushed out the korels of the komi and the lapps and became known as the pomors, the ocean was their main breadwinner, but the pomors had to defend the right to fish from the normans of the vikings, they were not afraid of cold weather, storm winds, wintering on the islands and they knew the water area very well. the other sea of ​​the russian state in russia in muscovy in the moscow kingdom simply did not exist before the actual conquests of peter the great, marine shipbuilding and marine, and hmm marine fishing, sea use. here it existed only here in the russian north on the coast of the white and barents seas. with a light hand shipowner and mayor of kronstadt mikhail razor, in order to prolong navigation, in 1864 he converted his baylat steamer into an icebreaking vessel modeled on pomeranian taros boats. later, admiral stepan makarova will give the terms of reference for yermak with an eye on the britninsky pilot, but this iceb

the people on both sides of the taiwan strait are members of one and the same family. and i sincerely hope that our compatriots from both sides of the strait here will work together with a unity of purpose to jointly force to lessen prosperity of the chinese nation. as one of the highlights of 2022 gene ping underlined the success of the winter olympics and paralympic games held in beijing. the added, china's yearly accomplishments included the launch of its 3rd aircraft, carrier fujian, and the 3 sions use, spacecraft. chinese leader also touched on the countries. what done this year in this battle with covered it a little bit more on that story? king $11.00, the $1400000000.00 chinese work with one heart and one mind 2 and stand in unity with a strong wilson which no task will be impossible and no difficulty. insurmountable . the people on both sides of the taiwan strait are members of one and the same family. i sincerely hope that our compatriots from both sides of the strait here will work together with a unity of purpose to jointly force to lessen prosperity of th

ah, china has once again stated that the taiwan strait is under its jurisdiction. this follows canada as decision to send more military shapes through the strait we need to make sure that the question of the taiwan strait is clear and that is remains in international straight. we will continue to enforce the international rules based order when it comes to the taiwan strait. and that's why we also had a frigates going through the taiwan strait this summer, along with the americans, and will can to have more frigates going through it. this statement comes as canada launch has a new strategy aimed at increasing its military presence in the endo pacific region that includes sending more military ships and attaches the development of a new joint intelligence network. with the u. s. the u. k. australia and new zealand, along with an investment of almost $300000000.00 in military support for the region . nelson wong, a vice chairman of the shanghai center for impact and international studies, told us that canada's actions are understandable as not every country has an in

defense, ministry has dozens of fighter jets cross what's known as the medium line in the taiwan strait. it acts as an unofficial divide between the 2 sides. beijing said it's conducted drills in response to provocations from taiwan. and he nodded. states elizabeth fry and larry's as president of ellers consulting and a fellow at the pacific form in washington dc. earlier asked her how seriously we should take the show of force by china. will we always need to take this type of action from china seriously. of course, the timing of it is interesting on christmas day, sending a message that you're, if you want to have peace particularly piece across the taiwan strait and that you need to quit enhancing your support of taiwan. this of course, is in response to prison bite and signing that national defense authorization act, which includes in it the taiwan enhanced resilience act, which for the 1st time specifies a defense my my zation program for taiwan. it gives a $1000000000.00 in annual presidential draw down authority. what that means is that president binding can draw down from the pe

stretches back at least 150, if not 200 years, the history of the straits it was generally the ideause it understood who holds the straits, who holds the black the sea really, accordingly, not even the turks understood it. and so to speak, friends of the turkish empire at that time, so france and great britain. and actually the control topic of the straits , this meant, so to speak, the opportunity to come and swim in a balaclava, anyone. well, we understand that the situation at sea the sea that actually surrounds the crimean peninsula on three sides, it will influence the development of events on the crimean peninsula itself. for me, this is a very close story, i am now closely following it, i am afraid, to be honest, of the development of events understands how bloody it can be. but i think that the ingenuity of our defense forces will make itself known, they promise even this year, but who knew, who knew lesya, that there is a desire to go there by the sea, yes, yes, you know that i understood that she expanded the story of the sea a little the limits of the morality of ukrainia

day, sending a message that you're, if you want to have peace particularly piece across the taiwan strait and that you need to quit enhancing your support of taiwan. this of course, is in response to prison bite and signing that national defense authorization act, which includes in it the taiwan enhanced resilience act, which for the 1st time specifies a defense monetization program. for taiwan, it gives a $1000000000.00 in annual presidential draw down authority. what that means is that president binding can draw down from the pentagon stock piles to send defensive weapons antimissile, land based and see based missiles to taiwan. and so chinese see that as a provocation. there's a lot more in the national defense authorization act that supports taiwan. so china is coolness of provocation. so we do need to take this pretty seriously. you mentioned that draw down authority has a ring of what we've been seeing in ukraine with us support for ukraine. i was china looking at the warn ukraine as it sizes up its options with taiwan. well, the change in paying and the chinese come his party sees

this is an iron gate, as in the annals the strait between the new land and the island of vaygach waslikely called today the dakar gates, novgorodians. they went back in the eleventh century to the thirteenth century, the settlers completely pushed the karelians in a coma and the lapps and began to be called pomors, the ocean was their main breadwinner, but the pomors had to defend the right to fish from the viking normans, they were not afraid of cold weather, winds storms, wintering on the islands and knew the oparia very well. there was simply no other sea of ​​the russian state near russia near moscow and about the moscow kingdom until the practically peter's conquests, marine shipbuilding and marine, and hmm, marine fishing is a sea of ​​​​use. here are the creatures, only here in the russian north on the coast of the white and barents. the icebreaker of the sea appeared precisely in russia what are the owners and the mayor? in order to prolong navigation, mikhail’s staff razor in 1864 converted his pilot steamer into an icebreaking vessel modeled on pomeranian hummock boats late

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for the iron gates, in the annals, the strait between the new earth and the island of vaygach was mostely called today the dakar gates, novgorodians. they went back in the eleventh century to the 13th century, the settlers completely pushed the karelians in a coma and the lapps and began to be called pomors , the ocean was their main breadwinner, but the right to fish had to be defended from the normans by the pomor vikings, they were not afraid of the cold winds of storms, wintering on the islands and it’s fine knew about the factory of the russian state. at russia at moscow and about the moscow kingdom. it simply didn’t exist, but in fact, peter’s conquests were marine shipbuilding and marine, and hmm, marine fishing was used. that existed only here in the russian north on the coast of the white and barents seas. in the world of ledo kol in russia or mary kronstadt hellorazor, in order to prolong navigation, in 1864 he converted his pilot steamer into an icebreaking vessel modeled on pomeranian hummock boats later admiral stepan makarov will give the terms of reference for yermak wit

and around the taiwan strait, what that means for people.we're just talking economically here. we're not even talking about loss of life in the sort of thing.me you were too young to member this but in 1983 1983 thera movie, wargames, which nuclear apocalypse is about to occur and joshua, the t computer comes as all the calculations. at the end it arrives at the conclusion that the only winning move is to not play. that's not an argument for anyone backing that but it's an argument for people to take a deep breath and spend as much time think aboutut avoiding a catastrophe as her think about how tobu win the catastrophe. but with high for one more quick question, which is one thing i really enjoyed about your do acknowledgeou probably were going to see a radical technological leap at some point away from the silicon and the electrons running around on pieces of metal, ever smaller pieces of metal in silicon to all new technology. take us into the realm of science fiction and tell us where, what is this industry go in theth next 20 years and

scenario that is very, very current right now, that is the possibility of conflict in the taiwan strait in particular more broadly speaking in asia. you make the point in your book that tsmc on taiwan they have a number on the western side of the island accounts for an immense amount of the productive capacity insl the industry . . . , you know, any given product will have stuff made all over the place that needs to move around and ships and stuff. you do paint an apocalyptic picture of what happens if there's military conflict in the in the taiwan strait. and i, i want you to really explain this clearly because, you know, people are envisioning today that possibility. and i'm a little worried that people are thinking about the possibility of going to war in the taiwan strait as you know, an iraq war. but a little bit worse. right. you know, it's just and i think it's really important that people understand payment. >> . >> forget about war and go to war but what happens if all of a sudden it becomes unstable imitate have one produces 90 percent of the processor chips from a phone or pc

turkey has adopted an innovation that affects the insurance of oil tankers passing through its straitsst next week, a ban for british and european insurers comes into play with the sea transportation of raw materials from russia maria grigoryeva will tell why she is preparing from this day on, turkey is tightening the requirements for the passage of oil tankers through the bosphorus and the dardanelles. now ankara will demand from insurance companies a letter confirming the provision of a special p&i insurance to the vessel . well, as well as fines and the related penalties , the piquancy of the situation is that insurance companies may refuse to issue such letters, because turkey has been here for 20 years. as officially joined the international convention on civil liability for damage from oil pollution, which means that apriori ships passing through the turkish straits have a special certificate. and if it is available, insurance companies do not see the need to provide a letter confirming insurance. pnday, well, ankara seems to have decided to play it safe. will not ask for a polic

and around the taiwan strait. what that means for people. and we're just talking economically here. we're not even talking about loss of life and that sort of thing. i you were. you are too to remember this. but in 1983, there was a movie, wargames, in which you know, the nuclear apocalypse is about to occur. and joshua, the computer does all the calculations at the end. it arrives at this conclusion, which is the only winning move, is not to play. and that's not an argument for anybody backing down, but it's an argument for people to sort of take a deep breath and spend as much time thinking about avoiding that catastrophe as they are thinking about how to win that catastrophe. but we have time for one more quick question, which is one thing that i really enjoyed about your conclusion is you do acknowledge that probably we are going to see a radical technological leap at some point away from the silicon and the and the and the electrons running around on pieces of metal, ever smaller pieces of metal and silicon t

is its own. taiwan defense ministry said doesn't to 5 digits crossed the median line in the taiwan strait, which acts as an unofficial buffer zone. badging said it had conducted drills in response to provocation from taiwan and the united states elizabeth throwing that last. laura's rather is president of e, lara's consulting, and a fellow at the pacific form in washington dc. we asked her how seriously we should take the show forced by china. well, we always need to take this type of action from china seriously. of course, the timing of it is interesting on christmas day, sending a message that you're, if you want to have peace, particularly peace across the taiwan strait and that you need to quit. she enhancing your support of taiwan. this of course, is in response to prison bite and signing that national defense authorization act, which includes in it the taiwan enhanced resilience act, which for the 1st time specifies a defense monetization program. for taiwan, it gives a $1000000000.00 in annual presidential draw down authority. what that means is that president binding can draw down

more than 20 one million cars crossed the kerch strait on the bridge in august of this year, a record of daily traffic was set and we move on to other topics. in china, almost the memory of the ex-president of the prc is the day of winter sirens and minutes of silence, how our feed in this country said goodbye to one of the reformers in china alexander balissky. he joins me alexander greetings how was the ceremony and what did you say? well, farewell to the former head of the prc, dendinim, and today took place in the assembly house, which are located on tianmen square, and with the events, to which in the eighty-ninth, by the way, they associate the rapid career growth from zenzimini, when he was first elected general institutear of a chinese company and then we e chairman of the people's republic of china his leadership. china generally fell out like this in the nineties and up until 2003. that is, just at the very time when china rapidly rose and economically in industrial terms, large-scale economic reforms were never carried out in the country, the result of which is usually call

and therefore they have increased the amount of aircraft that they send across the taiwan strait. but this from beijing's perspective is more an act of deterrence rather than an act of offensive attack. even though from the outside person perspective. when we see those numbers, it's quite scary. but i would say, this is not an eminent sign that china will attack taiwan anytime soon. and china may be very far away if ever, from militarily taking taiwan. but i want none. the less, i'm sure, has a response to these kinds of air incursions. can you go into that a little bit? so how one of us as far has been doing some, you know, routine, you know, discouragement of those aircraft. i think the how many is military is it never really engages with the chinese aircraft. and what the timeline ministry of defense does is that reports daily on the number of chinese aircraft incursions. and they post publicly on the internet and which shows sort of the increasing pressure that's how one is under from, you know, china from, from the chinese military. but in terms of concrete actions that at th

many people are in dire straits. and many people are in dire straits. and many are disabled or have an example at disabled child making this case. i need significantly more electricity than an average household. i was reflect in on what kate witness it be sin. how on earth are we in the situation? how is it even feasible that this woman is having her electricity cut off? so i've got a respect for kate winslet for raising this issue and using this an example of what must be an unacceptable or frightening situation that people are finding themselves in. i situation that people are finding themselves in.— situation that people are finding themselves in. i think sometimes when peeple _ themselves in. i think sometimes when people have _ themselves in. i think sometimes when people have that _ themselves in. i think sometimes when people have that level - themselves in. i think sometimes when people have that level of i when people have that level of profile. they cut through in a way that other people can't. particularly when they're talking about something

turkey has adopted an innovation that affects the insurance of oil tankers passing through its straits, and just next week, a ban for british and european insurers to work with the sea transportation of raw materials from russia what to prepare for, we will find out from maria grigorieva she is in touch maria greetings a. how will ankara's decision affect russian oil exports? vera good morning. everything will depend on what the notorious price ceiling will be, which the initiators of this venture still cannot establish. now i 'll tell you everything. from this day on, turkey is tightening the requirements for the passage of oil tankers through the bosphorus and the dardanelles. now ankara will demand from insurance companies a letter confirming the provision of special insurance to the ship p & i is a kind of maritime osago policy, it covers the liability of ship owners in case of damage to third parties to the environment or cargo. well, as well as fines and the related penalties , the piquancy of the situation is that insurance companies may refuse to issue such letters, because tur

what's called the median line in the taiwan strait, which acts as an unofficial divide between the 2 sides. beijing set its conducted drills in response to provocations from taiwan and the united states. let's get more on this from elizabeth find lara's. she is the president of elaine consulting and a fellow at the pacific form in washington dc. very good. have you with us on the w 1st. let's just look at this. show a force. it's by no means the 1st one that china has done. it probably won't be the last one. how seriously should we take these kinds of actions? well, we always need to take this type of action from china seriously. of course, the timing of it is interesting on christmas day, sending a message that you're, if you want to have peace, particularly peace across the taiwan strait on, you need to quit enhancing your support of taiwan. this of course, is in response to prison by then, signing that national defense authorization act, which includes in it the taiwan enhanced resilience act, which for the 1st time specifies a defense monetization program. for taiwan. it gives a

​​azov 182 vessels, 43 of them were moving from the bosphorus strait , the court appointed to carryement in violation of the international convention on the protection of human life at sea, by turning off the ais automatic identification system, the invaders hit kramatorsk with missiles during the day, and in donetsk region, the invaders hit a civilian object in the city, the deputy head reported the office of president kyrylo tymoshenko , the attackers previously used 300 rockets , fortunately there were no victims and two victims were killed, these are the consequences of the morning shelling of kherson, the head of the regional of the military administration of yaroslav yanushevich, the russians hit the naval district of the city with rocket launchers, residential buildings and critical infrastructure objects were damaged, the occupiers also hit the territory of the kindergarten with an explosive wave and fragments of shells in the building of vybulovina, rescuers, law enforcement officers and medics of the ambulance brigade are currently working at the site of the attack help th

it's miniature, to within the taiwan straits over the weekend. and that's just days after the u. s . or fries a massive security assistance package to the island. so i sense over subs. yeah. craft on 7 warships towards taiwan on monday. so i want officials say it was the largest airing cushion, sedate, and that's up to beijing condemned. the u. s. s. decision to provide a $10000000000.00 in security assistance. i pay the battery ministration label the chinese jill's in the straits as provocative and reiterated his commitment to the alans defense. the united states is concerned by the people's republic of china's provocative military activity near taiwan, which is to stabilizing risks, miscalculations, and undermines regional peace and stability. we will continue to assist taiwan and maintaining a sufficient self defense capability in line with our long standing commitments and consistent with our one china policy. attentions between beijing and washington fir, the escalade said after us how speak and nancy pelosi visited taiwan back in august of to which more us lawmakers begun t

it's military activity in the taiwan strait over the weekend. just days after the u. s. authorized a massive security assistance package, the island in a show of force, china sent over 70 war planes and 7 ships towards ty, one in 24 hours on monday. thai want officials say it was the largest airing hers into date, though no sirens were sounded that's after beijing condemned the u. s. s. decision to provide $10000000000.00 and security assistance to taipei though byte. it administration labeled the chinese drills in the strait as provocative and reiterated its commitment to the islands defense. the united states is concerned by the people's republic of china's provocative military activity in your taiwan, which is to stabilizing risks, miscalculations, and undermines regional peace instability. we will continue to assist taiwan and maintaining a sufficient self defense capability in line with our longstanding commitments and consistent with our one china policy centers between beijing and washington escalated after you as how speaker nancy pelosi visited taiwan back in

the chinese drills in the straits of provocative and reiterated its commitment to the island defense. the united states is concerned by the people's republic of china's provocative military activity in your taiwan, which is destabilizing risks, miscalculations, and undermines regional peace instability. we will continue to assist taiwan and maintaining a sufficient self defense capability in line with our long standing commitments and consistent with our one china policy on sanctions between beijing and washington escalated further after us. how speak and nancy pelosi visited sy one back in august of the move spots fury from beijing, which in turn launched unprecedented live fire drills and surfing the island with the gal, vice president of the sense of china and globalization says the u. s. is only funding the flames. united states is not doing what president. ready told the chinese leader in body, they are walking the wrong walk. while sometimes they talk to roy talk. if you read the dangerous mind of some of the decision makers in washington, they probably want to be the last arms

e control over the straits.rs of the international sense, on which e holds hmm european powerful. let's put it this way, in this case, european power, turkey, but i draw your attention to the fact that our turkish partners, a and the alternative version are also considering, like the istanbul canal yes, like additional branches, yes. it will be possible to use the attention that turkey, for example, closed the passage for warships, including the nato black sea. now i am profitable for russia, it is also beneficial. imagine how it turns out. i want to pay attention to how they closed, that is, they motivated. they said that we do not want to contribute to the expansion of conflicts. that is , in this case they declared a certain neutral peacekeeping position. let them figure it out themselves. yes, we can’t discuss the problem areas that we are currently facing, turkey. i ask my colleagues to draw a graph of inflation in turkey over the past years. here we see what a cut over the past 5 years, then a rather criti

sending a message that if you want to have peace across the taiwan strait, you need to quit enhancing your support of taiwan. this is in response to president biden signing that national defense authorization act which includes in it the taiwan enhanced resilience act which for the first time specifies a defense monetization program for taiwan. it gives a billion dollars in annual presidential authority. what that means is president biden can draw down from pentagon stockpiles to send defensive missiles to taiwan. china sees that as a provocation. there is a lot more in the national defense authorization act that supports taiwan. we do need to take this pretty seriously. >> you mentioned that drawdown authority. how is china looking at the war in ukraine as it sizes up its options in taiwan? >> what xi jinping sees is that since the collapse of the soviet union in 1991, over those 30 years, ukraine moved out of the orbit of russia. china does not want the same thing to happen to taiwan. taiwan has been moving out of china's orbit. xi jinping wants to prevent a situation where it has t

. >> a little bit into the carquinez strait that may suppress temperatures a little bit for today. we still have this issue, but the king tide just the last big day of it and a high tide is expected around noon or so. and so the advisory tempted use here until 2 or 3 or something. but again, the zenith is expected to in the 12 o'clock hour. again, the high cloudiness is what we're expected today tonight. thickening up just a touch. and then it gets interesting into next week out. it's going to be our president for the holidays. 40's going on well inland, as you can see. but 50's hanging on around the perimeter of the bay for the most part. 48 san jose got 48 up to santa rosa for quick comparison because yesterday was kind of a chilly start. got a couple degrees ahead, as you can see in some locations. but trailing in a word at this hour, the breakdown for you again, kind of variable clouds on a mild wind, high temperatures, upper 50's to the lower 60's. but again, big changes into next week. we'll be covering about that rain coming our way in the doses that are being promised. step

, this is a city where we saw a very large volume of arbitrary straits. we have not seen such numbers in i don't know about other districts, it doesn't mean that there aren't any such cases as there were . there are 150 for one or two questions if they are thank you for being with us the report will be sent to you by e-mail as well as the report thank you bye i will remind you that we just watched the press conference of the un high commissioner for human rights who is in kyiv emphasizes how cold it is now in the ukrainian capital, entirely in ukraine, and how against the background of all this, the bad thing is that our energy system is on the brink due to missile attacks by the russian federation. before that, you cannot get used to what russia is doing in our the country cannot get used to it, emphasizes folker turk , the un high commissioner for human rights, we will certainly analyze everything that we have just heard from mr. turk in a call from his studio oleksandr pavlichenko, the executive director of the ukrainian helsinki union for human rights

strait and making them more vulnerable? robert: i think it's the opposite. i think having advanced chip make, and it's probably 90% of the world market for advanced chips, the really small chip, those come from tsmc in taiwan. i think it provides a perverse incentive for the chinese who have not been table develop chip manufacturing capability at the high level, they can do the commodities chips but not the high level chip they haven't figured out the secret sauce, that's an incentive beyond the geopolitical, if they get those factories it would give the communist party a stranglehold. i think having diversify factoried in arizona, in the u.k., around the world, it's good for stmc, builds support for the company in taiwan and those countries and takes away some i want sentiv the chinese might have to invade. one of the concerns is, if the chinese launch an amphibious invasion and it looks like it might eventually be successful what does the u.s. do with those factories? do we have a situation like churchill faced with the f