palladium will play d.m. and is very interesting as is a plan and the two they've been having this is this major issue in south african mining the mines that are going on there's been this big standoff between the workers and the the mining companies and the unions that revolt and it's been going on fifty six months they keep saying it's going to be resolved mine is a returning to work but actually to start fooling i was talking to someone about plate him and they were saying this do not show the amount of plate in that is coming to the market where that is coming from that's quite so i mean it is an industrial use industrially played yes he's investing was quite interesting i played him i'm not played him as i am perhaps in gold so as i understand it for some machinery that's been built to take home platinum sort of mechanical items you can replace them with palladium items so it's quite an interesting invest a toe industrial metal that you can use in overseas also cheaper than platinum and is now also being see

then the campaign manager and she was contacting both the south vietnamese embassy and bastardly d.m. and the south vietnamese government president too with that with the idea that if they could just block the peace talks until nixon got in the nixon would give them a better deal so that was what so what also what what the nixon people had learned about president nixon actually president elect nixon was told by f.b.i. director j. edgar hoover after the election that johnson had these wiretaps on him and on his view of who and so that's what set nixon off he realized that johnson might have had this this evidence that could have obviously damaged nixon going forward he must've been like living in a state of constant frantic paranoia well you know he committed treason and he knows that the president who he and the vice president that he just defeated in an election not only knew it but had proof right and what l.b.j. did was interesting while many of the documents went to the o.b.j. viber of course some say would stay behind at the white house but he had the file that dealt with nixon's tre

what they want is to take away the and checked nature of the american foreign policy do you think that is a realistic goal i think i think that's not unrealistic the the d.m. americanization phrase appeared in one commentary in china and it's never been repeated since i think most chinese commentators of felt that it doesn't take them in the right direction more recently presidency jinping hosted a conference in shanghai of the countries from central asia all the way over to around. who he said should now take his future in the asian hands and that was an implicit suggestion that on some of these issues the united states doesn't really have a say or should not have a say in this it's. the set the sort of speech procedure and he was pretty well noted in china among the foreign policy elites but it was almost completely ignored here in the united states what hasn't taken on the political reality in the u.s. at this point now speaking about the. idea of taking asia's future into asian hands the united states has long had a very strong alliance with south korea but it seems that saul too has ambitions of its own and those ambitions may not always be in line w

the defense enterprise accounting and management syst system, or d.m.'s, a current air force acquisition effort that has received roughly $42 $425 million in funding and is scheduled to receive billions more. deams has faced similar issues to those witnessed in the failed ecss program -- procurement program. for instance, similar to ecss, the air force has been frustrated by its inability to get the buy-in it needs from deams' intended end users for them to change their business processes and allow for deams' integration into the air force. according to a december 2013 department of defense internal report, end users at mcconnell air force base indicated that the training for this program -- quote -- "did not provide them with a real understanding of the system and its application to their day-to-day work process." sound familiar? in this case, the air force and the department of defense is again failing to properly procure and implement a program that is crucial to its business operations and to the air force becoming fully auditable by 2017. the navy h