anglo america is looking to a sale of debeers.t is looking to be separate from the bhp takeover bid.roader is the portfolio m >> the deal is motivated by copper and it is important to note that anglo america has nickel and iron ore and steel making >> it is the main issue they are fighting for they have been vocal in the desire for more copper, but obviously, not too distant past. the assets are diverse and the copper is the jewel in the crown. >> the driver of the deal in your opinion other people appear to agree with you i want to talk about the deal and possible divestment of the de beers unit. platinum is expected to be under would it be to the benefit of bhp to be sold or spun off >> they made some soundings about that with regard to spinning off the anglo platinum assets how that occurs or at the time, it is difficult to know. they are around the edges with regards to the value to bhp. obviously, platinum is a loser with regards to the electrification of the journey and platinum use in the internal combustion eengine. bhp se

anglo—america ns told the takeover offer. is currently being reviewed by the board of directors but did not reveal the value of the offer. bhp has not immediately responded to requests for comment from the bbc. if the deal goes ahead, it would be one of the mining industry �*s biggest mergers years. it operates minds in countries like chile, south africa, brazil and australia and has a stock market valuation of more than $30 billion. australian —based bhp is the world largest listed mining company with a market valuation of around $149 billion. the company after bhp bought american copper producer. if this goes ahead, the deal would increase bhp �*s access to copper through operations in south america. the price of copper has risen on global markets by more than 15% this year. it is in high demand because it is used in the manufacture of clean energy products. analysts say it is anglo—american footprint and the copper industry that would attract a mining dialect bhp. thank you so much. susannah streeter is head of money and ma

. >>> shares of anglo america are surging in london as bhp makes a $39 billion offer for the company. a deal would create the world's biggest copper miner with 10% of global output. it would give bhp more access to potash in australia, frank >> looking at shares up over 12%. silvana, thank you very much >>> we have more to come here on "worldwide exchange," including the one word that investors have to know today, but first, more on big tech as black eye and why jim cramer says surging bond yields are not helping the situation. >>> pushing past meta and investors get set for microsoft and alphabet after the close today. >>> and we are looking at the $6.5 billion bet for micron by the biden administration we have a very busy hour still ahead when "worldwide exchange" returns. stay with us it's all the things that keep this world turning. it's the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. trust. hang out. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. powering more businesses than anyone. powering possibilities.

most europeans and anglo america hands would have been at a loss to defined natural rights in, a rigorous way. at best they could them in language that evaded the crucial questions. do these natural rights, these laws of nature exist? how do you know that where they from? who gets to define them? who gets to them? how would different be reconciled king george and his ministers? would had a different set of correlative terms and values to bring to bear on the language and, the issues they would have been, of course, appropriated to that great not the common is occupied. the moral and the legal high ground to different people and governments. the definitions and implementation would have from particular religious or secular histories histories. jefferson, of course, was not a scholar in our sense interested in an fair and valid presentation of all on one hand this, and on the one hand that, unless for our way through to a consent, this conclusion his created literature a particular kind literature as, propaganda form of argument that declared truths rather than proved it. he read the most s

law, but as we all know, israel does not follow international law because america and britain and the eu and these white anglo-saxon uh western hegemonic imperialist countries uh curren nothing for the color of the skin of the people that they are helping to murder in west asia because basically all these regimes that i just mentioned are all racis and they are all fascist, they are imperialist and they are capitalist and they curren nothing for anyone, it doesn't fit into their uh kabal of uh warmogers. thank you very much for that, we appreciate it for he's journalist, author and activist there from belfast. thank you. moving on, an israeli air strike has left seven international aid workers associated with the us-based charity, world central kitchen, dead in the gaza. script: the wck team was travelling in a deconflicted zone in two armored cars branded with the wck logo and soft skin vehicle. despite coordinating movements with the idf, the convoy was hit as it was leaving the dairal balah warehouse where the team had unloaded more than 100 tons of humanitarian food aid, brought to gaza on the maritime ro

the bet is placed on europe, minus the anglo-saxons, fighting with russia, hence brexit, britain, which means leaving the european union, the united states of americang one of the geopolitical reasons, i'm not talking about economic ones, when... himself as a nuclear superpower, because the bet is on him, on france, and it is possible that with the use of nuclear weapons, why does the united states have such a calculation, because for some reason they believe that russia, today, is not where the soviet union was, now russia will not respond, but the situation has already changed, firstly, today our society demands victory, yet it will not respond properly, and secondly, after all, these are agents of influence... who all acted in our country in decision-making centers for many years, today they are not in the country, well, thirdly, the most important thing still, be that as it may, but it has changed, but there are already other centers of power with which we have definite, allied relations today, you see, they say, well, china, yes, of course, chinese business is significantly connected with american - business circles, but china cannot, the lead

realizing that america could not defeat china militarily, the american remembered how the anglo-saxonsthe population of china with opium and asked for help to ukraine, if not financially, then at least with drugs. shaking hands with the chinese minister of foreign affairs, he thought, if you switch wang and places, you get ivan, isn’t there hands of the kremlin? the american deftly mixed promises and threats of insults in one phrase. in order for blue to think that only blinken is a fool in america, the secretary of state decided to introduce him to the rest of his delegation. so they decided, the chinese got on their nerves, the americans were tossed back and forth, and they talked about drugs, but not a single chinese understood why they came. sergey krembrilev, especially for the sawmill. vinline presents batrace. unique betting races where you compete with other players, choose the tournaments you like you, place more bets, beat your opponents, take the maximum from the prize pool, betting races only on vinline, vinline makes the difference, vinline gives freebet 3,000 without cond

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, you know, how to put it so, there’s no need there, america, there is britain, everything is all new, so to speak, indothean, so to speak, the anglo new, it seems to be rich in talents, maybe they won’t cope, but let’s see how, well , then, let’s now see how they’re going, how they’re doing and how they’ll go dealing with chip relocation. production to arizona, japan, and they also say to mexico, because the decision was made to evacuate taiwan, because one way or another to leave such a thing, china will add, yes, china will add, one way or another they will add, through the kuomintang coming to power, it doesn’t matter, let’s let's see how they do it, because the arizona factory should also have opened earlier than columbia should have gone down. in my opinion, in 2022 , quite rightly, let's see how they ensure survival, there is such a project, they have been talking about it for a long time , at least some brands. european automobile industry at least somewhere, even in china, well, in reality, production capacity is being reduced in a new place, will they even work somewhere, will there even be european brands of cars somewhe

potential, he won’t be able to make the old america in any case, for this he needs to restore it, like in the thirties, forties last century, the same number of white anglose, we must prepare for the fact that america will be different, america will no longer be the same, and the southern states. will increasingly resemble latin, what is called latin america. and here is the second point, all this interesting talk about america leaving nato, but to be honest, i don’t really believe in it, that america will leave nato. firstly, we've seen 4 years of trump's presidency. so what, where did he come from? nowhere, in fact, only from agreements that were more beneficial to us, unfortunately, than to the united states, such as on missiles, medium and less. range, this is what he will do, why won’t he come out the second time, because if he leaves nato, what will the united states become, again like 100 years ago, a regional power in the western hemisphere, tied to relations with brazil, with argentina, with mexico and so on, that is, in essence they will be thrown back to their their own hemisphere, it’s unlikely that any us president will agree to this today,

now, in this prevailing view, the anglo american tradition of liberal democracy is distinct from the more volatile histories of continental europe and latin america. also, the story goes from simplistic stories of american exceptionalism to more sophisticated analysis of democracy in the western world. the old consensus cannot fact explain the violent upheavals the mid to late 19th century american history, most preeminently the civil self and the violent overthrow of reconstruction as president abraham lincoln put it in december 62 fellow cities. and we cannot escape history. the civil war resulted in the destruction of the first american republic and birthed the second. my notion a second republic comes from the history of french republicanism nine borrowing that terminology to describe events in the united states, i seek to highlight the growth of reactionary authority peronism in the postwar a type of politics we normally associate with europe or the rest of the americas. puts simply the long afterlives of slavery and imperialism are as important to understanding u.s. history as our more familiar emile garrett of tales about the abolition of

kkk, you had to show you were white, that you were anglo-saxon heritage, and that you were a protestant christian. right. that was the vision of america. it was an ethno religious vision of america that was being that's why they were anti-catholic and anti jewish. right. not just or anti-immigrant. right. that's how all that held together for them. but and that's really been the that's been operative and holding all this together and what's what's, i think, troubling in our current moment is that our two political parties have sorted themselves along ethno lines. right and so for example, the modern republican, we do public opinion surveys typical stuff. republicans are 70% white and christian. the country is 42% white. and christian right. democrats are 25% white and christian right. so that right there tells you a about what's going on. right. there's been the sorting that's happened over time. one of the thing is just to connect some dots here, it is true that mormons were the only ones who moved in 2016 from their typical where they would typically be. they're the only that that moved at all in ways that were measurable and that i

a leadership position in the united states of america, that is, this is the same line of globalization that has now captured the european union, it is anglotalie, so this girl, naturally, within the framework of this particular agenda, is a global baptist, who, where our bishops can bless same-sex marriages, can be from the lgbt community, where on the one hand she is maltese and a representative after all conservative catholic circles, coming out of them, yes, nevertheless, being initiated by the gentlemen who are behind the club of rome, bilderberg, just the same... significant volumes of sea wastewater air pollution, diesel engines that provide electricity to cruise liners are responsible for passengers and crew both on shore and at sea. the average cruise ship at sea emits more gray oxide than 13 million cars. 13 million cars, one average cruise ship, and absolutely nothing. mitsola is not worried about this. taking into account the modern european agenda, i wonder why we are now discussing politics from malta, but the answer lies in the following: the fact is that the major players of the european union, such as germany, france, ital

here's a patent for you, and you on behalf of our crown, especially the anglo-saxons in this regard, by the way, the united states of americagress issued the following patent to biden: you can rob russian assets that you find, well, they say 5-6 billion e, which means that on the territory of the united states of america from these frozen russian assets, that means you will find everything that is yours, you you know, well, first of all, by the way, i would propose to the state duma in this regard, alexandrovich. that is, i would propose to accept it too, but let’s pass a law, out of these five or six billion that are frozen there anyway, to allocate for the implementation of russian operations on the territory of the united states of america, and it doesn’t matter whether we carry out operations there or not, but there is noise will be in america, you can’t imagine how many, we ’ll ruin our nerves with this, let them, let them continue to think about what kind of operations these are, we are going, well, since they can, they announced this to us sense... war, but we will act using mirror methods in the end, and as for this

anglo-american jurisprudence. i mean, going back to some of the themes that you were talking about. and again, what does america were democracy? what do we do? we're for free speech, so it can't just be free speech for maga people, but not for people who protest. >> other thing. i mean, blocking traffic on the golden gate bridge is a pretty extreme thing to do. >> it is, but there there's lawn for a way to hand over enforcement, knew what they were doing. they don't have a handle it. you don't need a senator saying again, using rhetoric that some will view as permission to be violent, period, full stop. >> thanks, one and all will see you in the next block coming up. the disturbing comment that invoked jesus is metal detectors jesus, i'm sorry, jesus metal detectors and murder at a city council meeting that as an activist facing charges plus y, the university of southern california's shutting down the commencement speech planned by the valedictorian that the school picked >> harlem had everything. but i couldn't find pilates anywhere. we i started my own studio and with the right help, i can make displayed by l

states of america with whom they should and with whom they should not, although the friendship of the united states, in quotes , it is always directed against china, so this is a traditional angloes not lend itself, well - these steps are directed not only against china, but also against our country, because well, the same medium-range missiles on in the far east, they can also be used against our country, which we actually warned the americans about, that if they place something in the far east, we will also place something in the far east, and they will not think much of it, especially since that china now really has a huge superiority in this component of weapons over the united states, but also... of course, the bone in the throat for them is the growing russian-chinese trade, which is breaking more and more records, trade turnover is really growing, here are the latest the figures on the graph can be seen for the first quarters, you see, the first quarter of this year is noticeably higher than the figures for the first quarter of last year, and it is no coincidence that the united states is finding new ways to damage this. the united states is developing sanctions that thr

including france , is europe, including france, is looking to anglo—french leadership on this in view of the political instability in americaing to do after the messy wars that they were coming out of in a very, very inelegant way, namely iraq and afghanistan. and the other thing , on the whole, other thing, on the whole, social context in which you were going to have to recruit and recruiting has been appalling. they haven't taken board the they haven't taken on board the lessons covid. lessons from covid. >> what do you mean by that? >> what do you mean by that? >> covid has changed the shape of british and many, many other societies , liz, particularly in societies, liz, particularly in the advanced industrial, post—industrial world, and we're seeing phenomena there, which i'm doing deep dives onto why young people won't go back into work. huge problem. and particularly into public service and the public service ethos, if i can put it rather grandly like that. it's something that has to be reinvented for our time. it's not king and country or queen and country or wrapping yourself around the flag. it's this is what our c