♪ bernard: let's bring in our guests.n haddad is a former minister of tourism and political analyst. jasper hamann is a columnist for morocco world news. and mohamed el hachimi is a senior research fellow in social science. mohamed, if i could start with you, have we gone back to before the arab spring with moroccan politics? mohamed: i think the best way to describe what happened is, it's a situation, of particular situation, that i would describe as an expected surprise. expected given the nature of the political system. the government cannot really have the opportunity to implement its programs. so, it is very difficult to attribute all of the good things that happened in the last 10 years to the government. so it's kind of a system in which the last say belongs to the king. the second reason is there were serious internal divisions that started in 2016 with the previous prime minister. so this has actually hit the unity of the party and it has continued to have a very bad impact. i think the other reason why this is e

it wouldn't have relinquished them in line with what bernard dotted planned him. i doubt it. in 1949, a series of amas disagreements were signed in bernard arts, former headquarters in rhodes, between israel and terror of neighbors. but the solutions, bernard art had been seeking and had paid for with his life, remained elusive. to put the jerusalem problems still under resort to this day and then the wanted the city to be part of the adaptation or under international administration is the proposal for the immediate return of refugees. if that had happened, relations between designers, 10 palestinians would have been better and more able to find the common future for palestine. philistine with israel victorious ban. gurian announced a general amnesty, burned adults, killers were freed to return to normal life in the new state of israel. show a cohen would head south to the newly occupied negative to a key boots cold day buckhead in years to come prime minister david ben gordon would make this place his home. you're sure coined was one of the founders of the devil killed. he p

the commanders of lair, he, the stern gang, had come together to seal the fates of folk, bernard dogs, natalie mall voted against the assassination of an adult. doctor sal dod voted for the assassination. any hot shamir cast his vote in favor of the assassination of the un envoy. so it was 2 against one. that's how the decision was made. the on the 17th of september 1948. at 10 o'clock in the morning. count folk. abundant obs landed at columbia ripples north of jerusalem and the shortly after is 3 car convoy arrived at the mendel bound gates. the crossing points into the western jewish part of jerusalem. waiting at the gates was a liaison officer assigned to him by the israeli government. captain moshi, hillman, then the count noticed that mister hillman was armed with a pistol. so he turned to him and said, no, no, no, no, you have to get rid of that pistol and give it to the other officers. here. you are under the protection of the un when you are protected by the un. there are no weapons with no military escort, no protection other than the un flagged thunder. dr convoy answered je

my mother was friendly with the bernard dog family and especially with an adult. i his who came here a lot to negotiate with the representative of the 3rd, right. when he did that bulk of an adult always stayed here over night or to be got on with my mother or rather with my parents very well. she said good pushed on from bismark carpool home. that previous roof was ideally placed close to the danish border and just 20 kilometers from 9 gamma health. yeah. oh, device booster. here. it's and tyler, stella induction boat as well in, put in a saw on board and on. the white buses were headquartered in the zirrucks involved for an entire year in friedreich's room and was sent out to various different areas of germany to pick up prisoners from the concentration camps to noon and to try wherever possible, to take them back to scandinavian, avi, and simply in the 1st phase of the evacuation started on march, the 15th, the white buses divided into 2 platoons. around 40 ss and gestapo, liaison officers were attached to the expedition the 1st platoon headed east to the tempe

ah, on the 17th of september, 1948. shortly after arriving in jerusalem, bernard was assassinated. the killer's right wing it rains the stern gang. people were seen this true true. they got of course $3.00 and $1.00 of them, the tuck shamir, 2, came the prime minister. this is the story of how peace can be frustrated by extreme is our son, nation. and turn the tide of history with concert. since the stills call the middle east, ah, this is the story of killing macau, the ah. the february 1945 count focus and adults is about to board nazi plane bound for berlin. as vice president of the swedish red cross, he was leading the biggest humanitarian efforts of world war 2. ah, he had come to germany to negotiate with find him not seen minister of the interior . ah, this meeting would secure the release of thousands of concentration camp persons ah, by the end of the war burner, dots, mission known as the white, fussy, would successfully evacuate $30000.00 prisoners of over 20 nationalities to safety in sweden one 3rd of them would use, ah, in the aftermath of war, those jews who had surv

but bernard dod achieves one major concession that norwegian and danish inmates should be moved to a camp where the swedish red cross would be able to support them. the camp was called night and gamma 9 gamma was the camp which was nearest the danish border. so he hoped that time of the similar with whom he was negotiating would say, okay, take all the scandinavian prisoners back home. and then he wanted to be as near to the danish border as he could. and this was why they chose 9 government as a place. the 3 days after meeting him not been adopt was back in sweden, working hard to assemble a rescue expedition. ah, the 300 volunteers were quickly identified offices and soldiers from the swedish army with red cross doctors and nurses among the adults. ah, the swedish transport vehicles were to be allowed in germany to collect scandinavian prisoners from other concentration camps and move them to new income. the allied forces by now in control of the skies over germany, were informed of the plan ah, their response. it gives a whole 10 pain, its name bernard up spoke to some commander o

ah, chumps, halted bernard. dance was the man who would leave the machine. ah, the relations between sweden and germany had by historical memories, been very good before the war. then i think actually that the worst i impressed of a member of the king's family to take on this work. i think there must have been ah, the men bene, dot would have to impress, was finery him, commander of the ss than the tory as power a military defense force, a leading member of the nazi party. he had reasons become minister of the interior . and by now, the 2nd most powerful man in germany, the hitler's orders. it was him who had set up the concentration camps, controlling them through his s s troops. this was the man with whom bernard dart would have to negotiate to secure the prisoner's release. but how to reach him? that was the crucial question. felix cast him was himmler personal mass, the baltic german physician. he lived in stockholm, but travelled regularly to germany to treat him was chronic, abdominal cramps, phoenix, castle, acted as a kind of intermediary between ben

at the end of may 1948 bernard are left paris for the middle east seen off by his american born wife, a spell in a pointed to echo of the white buses. campaign, bernard dogs had his specially chartered plain painted wipes with un and red cross marks. the count caused by united nations as last hope it will time record admin intermediate raises him above suspicion of hot event in tennessee. his birth is the 1st task was to bring about the fire, which it needed that he went to the different capital in kind of shuttle diplomacy . which he really invented because everybody was very impressed about his energy that the temple we used when he was traveling around. and you can see he made all possible efforts to bring these these pyre about after only 10 days in the middle east. thunder dot scored his 1st success. on the 9th of june, he announced a full week truce. if he had been a fool feather politician, knowing all the trick, i'm not sure he would have succeeded better because they were surprised to open it. he never had this diplomatic roundabouts on the time, and many people say that that

ah, ah, in focus bernard dobbs adair still men. when mary it, on the 1st of december, 1928 unpleasant new york, ah, 1500 guests attended the wedding party on the private estate of estelle's father, a millionaire american industrialist. father of the bride home, the budding and quite a few of his friends came over the theory print school stuff, although he was there and some of his brothers was at the wedding and another friend and my father's and of course of american wedding party. ah, after the wedding as stone sailed to europe with funky to live with her new husband in the swedish capital stock home? ah, this was the world that forged a talent for mediation, a talent which would take him to the center of world politics. in the same city almost 34 years. count photo burn adults of the sport had been born 2 days into the new year of 18. 95. his father, prince oscar, that an adult was the son of king oscar. the 2nd king of sweden and norway. ah, at school in stockholm focus showed himself to be practice rather than intellectual . a

but for bernard arch, there was no choice. on the 19th of february, 19453 days off to his arrival in germany, he was taken up and then a sanatorium at her mission, not far from robin's broke. he was brought here to meet himmler, that his filler in the sanitarium grounds. at the negotiating table, similar flatly rejected, burned adults proposal for the release of all scandinavian prisoners but bernard dogs achieved one major concession that norwegian and danish inmates should be moved to a camp where the swedish red cross would be able to support them. but camp was called night and gamma 9 gamma was the camp which was nearest the danish border. so he hoped that time of the similar with whom he was negotiating would say, okay, take all the scandinavian prisoners back home. and then he wanted to be as near to the danish border as he could. and this was why they chose 9 government as a place. the 3 days after meeting him not been adopt was back in sweden, working hard to assemble a rescue expedition. ah, 300 volunteers were quickl

it was simply the stun guy, the the fates of full bernard dot would be determined by these men. they wanted the british out of the middle east. the germans wanted the british out of the middle east. so left he decided to make common cause with the nazis tried to make contact with them the stumble. nazis weren't interested, nothing came of it. it was a mixture of stupidity and fanaticism. they thought that they had to join the enemy of england in order to obtain help for the goals in palestine, which was just stupid. they were very brave and very stupid people. in february in 1942 during his arrest in tel aviv by the british abraham sten was shot dead. mm. on the 6th of november 1944 less. he commanded now by yitzhak, shamir struck back in an unexpected place. hiram ah, 2 assassins killed lord moving the british minister resident in the middle east outside his home. ah, park shania was a terrorist and not just he, but the other members of the 3rd guy defined themselves as terrorists and wrote that terrorism is a perfectly legitimate means for expelling the phone occupier from the

it gives the whole campaign its name. bernard up spoke to some commander of the allied forces and said okay, we are doing the threat to action and please don't fumble. and then the soldier said, no, we can't guarantee you that. so it's better to take the bus white, or if we can see which buses belong to arrest jackson. and so they decided on painting the bus is white. and they decided to put the swedish slack to painted on the roof so that the planes are, these are non german buses, but canadian bus ah, on march the 8th 1945, the 1st column of swedish buses, the white paint still wet, hoarded a fairy in the swedish court of moment. mm. 4 days later, the vanguard of the expedition reached the place, spurn dot, had chosen as its headquarters in germany. friedrich through castle, all the castle was owned by prince auto from bismark grand son of germany's island, chancellor. his wife and marie kingdom was swedish. whenever it's haunted me to familiar banner dot and present, let me fuck about a 100 dell. my mother was friendly with the bernard dot family and especially with an adult who cam

soon bernard was mobilized. aah! and with his country in fear of invasion, he began working to integrate the scouts into sweden's defense plan, training them in anti aircraft web, and us medical assistance. but sweden's defenses would not be put to the testers. jelly did not invade sweden for at least 2 reasons. sweden was not of very strategical importance . the 2nd reason is that sweden was quite willing to supply the german armaments industry with the necessary raw material. i am in particular and sweden, everything. the 1st part of the thing was leaning towards the not to be even allowed german navy to cross swedish water the allowance of german airplanes to violate the space so efficiently there were neutral meaning to with germany. and that was easy for the agenda. i mean, they got almost everything. they weren't the. but during 1943, the tide of war would change dramatically. the seemingly invincible nazi germany now found itself losing on several from ah, the allies had been victorious in north africa and had

now they're worth 200000000000, bernard, or no, here in france. he's french, he's worth, he's the richest man on the world, despite allegedly having some of the highest taxes in the world here. right, i'll take the cynical view and say that black rock was in china trying to convince the ccna that more quantitative easing in washington would bail out chinese property developers. and that in fact, me, the taxpayer of united states will be now helping to bail out chinese property developers. what is wolf? rector's view? well, factors view about what china is doing regarding these crackdowns. we've seen them over the past year or 2, right? like major crackdowns on the likes of allie baba and stuff. so here's his assessment of what's going on in terms of all the crack downs across, especially big tech. the crackdowns by chinese authorities on some of the biggest hype and hoopla under series have sent investors heading for the exits. there's a crackdown on debt to keep the financial system from imploding. there's a crackdown on property, speculation tam

this was the man with whom bernard dart would have to negotiate to secure the prisoners release. but how to reach him? that was the crucial question. felix cast and was himmler personal mess, baltic german physician. he lived in stockholm, but travelled regularly to germany to treat him was chronic, abdominal cramps, phoenix, castle, acted as a kind of intermediary between bene, ordered him. and as soon as ban dot offered this kind of neil him the sense that this might be a chance that only to rescue him to save him as a person against revenge of course, but also maintain and even increase his power. he still had power. you have the power over the lives of the prisoners test and gave a green light to stock home. himmler had agreed that sweden could send an invoice to germany. ah, on the 16th of february, 1945, been a dots embarked on one of the most courageous humanitarian efforts in history. estelle accompanied her husband to stock holmes brum, a airport as count folk had been adults boarded and german aeroplane to berlin. it was a journey into the situation was desperate from t

i remember from my days in the hood, now bernard are no. this is actually a multifaceted story because he is world richest man give or take on any given day . that he recently bought tiffany's in america for as a gift from the european central bank, which was run by christina regard. essentially, because some of the bonds to buy to purchase tiffany's, came from negative bearing bonds from the se, because the e. c. b is buying up all the corporate bonds. so he essentially was gifted. tiffany, there's gift at tiffany's. the cost of acquiring tiffany was negative, which contributed to his becoming world's richest man. so it was a gift from the central bank. the central bank is this is how central banks create wealth and income gaps. if you're bernard, i know you get paid to borrow money and by huge income producing assets like definitely, if you're working as a worker at this company, you're battling for every 1000 euros in the streets, you know, protesting inhaling, tear gas, battling the police because of the central bank, so it all comes ba

far from alfred nobel whose famous prizes, whose name lies another illustrious swedes. count poker bernard dogs a visible i like no bell. his name is linked with peace as the 1st un mediator in the arab israeli conflict. unlike nobel, his life ended violently. ah think, torn us like man, i don't want to make peace. have a little chance of doing so because i don't really understand the deep roots of the conflict. ah, on the 17th of september, 1948. shortly after arriving in jerusalem and adults was assassinated. the killer's right wing is rain and gun people were seen this true patrick. they got of course free and one of them the talk, shamir became the prime minister or fees. this is the story how peace can be frustrated by extremism. the hour such a nation can turn the tide of history with consequences, the still scar, the middle east. this is the story of killing the, the ah, the february 1945. count focus and adults is about to board. a nazi plane bound to berlin. as vice president of the swedish red cross, he was leading the biggest humanitarian efforts of world war 2. ah, he had come

bernard parishes. they are also assessing the many coastal restoration protection projects that we have invested in in the last number of years because ida took a path that potentially could have wreaked havoc on those projects. the assessments are ongoing. i don't have any news for you in that regard. obviously the hope is that those projects will remain in good order and continue to do what they were intended to do. if so, one of the things they do is provide an additional buffer from hurricanes, especially with respect to storm surge. the department of transportation and development have inspected just yesterday 67 bridges, but there are more than 1500 bridges just on the north shore in the new orleans area. there are still weather-related road closures, so everyone is reminded to check 511la.org to know about road closures before you leave. you can pick an alternate route if you need to do that. the tunnel has been dewatered, but still needs power, so that tunnel is not yet open. crews were able to

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bernard was a very intelligent engineer and created many facets to this fort that made it one of the strongest strongholds here in the united states. one of the things he did is that he had several angles on this fort so as the enemy approached the individual fort walls, there could be crossfired from different angles on the fort on the enemy. you also notice it has a moat this moat. it was really originally designed to allow to move materials around the fort to help but that's construction. after the fort was completed the most obviously becomes another level of the fence for fort monroe. fort monroe the largest stone fort in the united states even today started its construction in 1819. it would take them all the way to 18. 34 to finish the construction of the fort the original intition of the fort was to house 32 pound artillery pieces to fire upon ships entering the chesapeake bay. it has a water exposure and really didn't worry too much about the defense of the land behind it. fort monroe will remain the strong force of our artillery and might all the way up into the american ci

as we heard from bernard smith, fair official observe, is a saying that this vote was transparent and yet also we've heard about opponents being barred from running prior to the elections. we've heard a critical media, non government organizations being targeted. our tough does that make it for russia to persuade the rest of the world that its elections are free and fair. well, the european parliament unfortunately already declared the selection unfair before it even started. and also the european parliament cooled our government eclip talk unit statement. when people read it in russia, even those who are critical of the government, they do not agree with this kind of attitude from the west. because after all, we want to be treated as equals to one to be treated as a normal character. these kind of edges you better than i do because i'm democratic russians view it as a new for racism. so i think it was a mistake on the side or the west to behave like that was there were exaggerations like low mold, formerly legion french daily. said that not a single opposition candidate to caught in

jordan, despite there being no independent state allocated to the palestinians, bernard dots proposals did include one key provision for them. the right of return for refugees expelled by force from their homes in israeli controlled areas, but not as says number form. how can i know the proposed right of return? and he managed to obtain a un resolution that this is a humanitarian right, that can be ignored with no limits or numbers complete. and you need to try to return and funded outs plan included one more provision which would outrage the israelis in his 1st piece plan, which i think was his biggest mistake. he said that jerusalem would be inside the arab state because there was no possibility whatsoever to have that used agreed to sound like that. under burner don't plan judaism is most holy place would come under the control of the arabs. jewish militants decided they must fight on in defense of jerusalem. the campaign against spend adults was building and plans were soon being laid for killing the count, the i'm harry davies and kimberly, in western australia oriented in this co

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