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hello there glenn tell everybody who you are like ike their meal melinda good to see you both i am arkell and alice i'm based in philadelphia i'm a currently a visiting scholar at the national bioethics center and at tuskegee university and i'm also a fellow at harvard medical school and both research bioethics and and on narrative ethics i am going to jump straight into the you cheap comments when i would it's knew we were doing this show this this comment here are you kidding are you not aware of the deep mistrust afro americans have about the medical system review your history of medical apartheid and genocide in the u.s. we ain't having none of it it's. impact that you know. yeah there is a lot to unpack there and this is you know as the writer said this is deeply rooted in history this is deeply rooted in 400 years of oppression in this country and then of course colonialism outside of this country going even further back i mean the fact is you know the reason we have trials distance to ensure that vaccines are therapeutics are safe and effective but they need to be safe and effectiv

face of one president on one on the artist on his on the culture and of course in fairness to mr arkell mainstream media they did cover the b.l.m. protests quite a lot he told me about how you how you describe liberal cultural elites facilitating this global police state you actually use the phrase neo-fascist culture. yes absolutely and so the other 3rd dimension i had mentioned the 1st to mention of global police state is this repressive government the 2nd is simply that it's enormously profitable to invest in wars and repression and and so what the 3rd dimension is this threat of what i refer to as 21st century fascism but the confusion here is that's just like the extreme far right wing these far right wing now fascist parties in europe or or modi in india or chunkier in the united states on the contrary these repressive systems and the investment in them has had to go is democratic and republican here in the united states is completely bipartisan the liberal elites has been deeply invested in global policeman you me and to me a hollywood a you mean novels you mean to have you mean.

revolutionary front and the groups that make it as well as the sudan's liberation movement led by minnie arkell now we there is the sudan's liberation movement led by abdul ahad mohammad nur the leader of that group is based in france and he has made it very clear that he does not believe that this peace process that is happening in juba can be comprehensive and can bring peace he says that this whole negotiations and the process should be done here in sudan and that he will be joining it if it happens in sudan he has several times contacted the prime minister there has been communication between them but he says that he believes this negotiations and this deal that is currently being signed is no different than previous of the deals dozens of other deals that have been signed between various groups and the previous governments of sudan the other group is the group of students advance people liberation movement led by abdon the as these are now as is and who has signed a declaration of principle last month between him and the transitional government that does a way for negotiations but it did n

hello there glenn tell everybody who you are like ike their meal melinda good to see you both i am arkell and allison based in philadelphia i'm a currently a visiting scholar at the national bioethics center and at tuskegee university and i'm also a fellow at harvard medical school and both research bioethics and and the narrative ethics i am going to jump straight into the you cheap comments when i would it's knew we were doing this show this this comment here are you kidding are you not aware of the deep mistrust afro americans have about the medical system review your history of medical apartheid and genocide in the u.s. we ain't having none of it it's linda pack that you know. yeah there is a lot to unpack there and this is you know as the writer said this is deeply rooted in history this is deeply rooted in 400 years of oppression in this country and then of course colonialism outside of this country going even further back i mean the fact is you know the reason we have trial is this tends to ensure that vaccines are therapeutics are safe and effective but they need to be safe and ef