now so far only a small portion of these e-mails have actually been released but they show that finmeccanica and italian defense contractor has provided the assad government was secure communication systems throughout the conflict and the company had been helping the government since two thousand and six didn't seem or didn't appear to be too deterred by the violence or the threat of sanctions from nato and e.u. member states according to an e-mail from october eleventh of last year simone but next representative from a finn that kind of has subcontractor named cell x. well he told the subcontractor in syria as already said by phone we have to manage an unexpected problem with some connectors part of the goods under shipment which are manufactured in usa as you know to the usa in position to not deliver any electronic components manufactured by them we have to found an alternative solution now the nec he then said that the company would look for alternative manufacture outside the us and secured one according to an e-mail sent a week afterwards to the correspondent concerns of delivery of qu

it's unclear if that refers to helicopters maybe that slaying for a secure communications and finmeccanica is an extensive business with armed forces around the world in may they secured multi-million dollar attack helicopter improvement contracts with the department of defense and britain's ministry of defense and finmeccanica representatives haven't yet commented on the syrian deals and that's according to reports it's also not clear if the department of defense is going to bar the de bar the company from future contracts for its work with the assad government but don't worry we will keep you updated on all of this any other revelations that do come out from the syria files as they emerge. now all this week there have been secretive negotiations going on in san diego that's over the t.p. p. which is the trans-pacific partnership agreement it could be the biggest trade agreement in u.s. history and also leaves room for expansion now so far the countries included are the u.s. australia brunei chile malaysia new zealand peru singapore vietnam mexico and canada but the problem is that we kno

the tele and company it's called finmeccanica between their employees and syria selling communications hardware to the country here it is it says dear rami due to the current situation and changes you had to make please disregard the original request and let us do i think that's what's to be one request at a time this is going to damian police warehouse contact mohammad omar left the company it says please ship the following and there you can see an order for dozens of communications equipment so seems like there is a conflict of interest going on at a minimum conflict of interest and at best it's a blatant hypocrisy. and at worst i mean they're accusing a son. and look what they're doing there is this thing a foreign government attempting to benefit a foreign nation that we're supposedly trying to sanction at the same time and i find all of this is very interesting because it shows number one the wiki leaks we keep leaks is alive and well despite the best efforts of so many countries to shut it down and number two that. much as the mainstream media wants to distance itself from wiki l

they found a loophole. >>> finmeccanica, up 6%.se seemeins may be interested in one of their items. let's just remind you, these results came out over 20 minutes or so ago. the yield on the ten-year was high. what they're paying on the ten-year this morning was 6.43%. in a previous action, 6.044%. the bid to cover was okay, 3.2. we also saw actually on the three-year here, the yield with 5.13%. they did rise on the six-year, the four-year as well. they went from 5.35 to 5.53. they did raise the 3 billion in total across those three yesh they were looking to raise. a sharp jump higher in the ten-year. if you want to gauge the success otherwise of the eu summit you have to do it by whether you get sustainably lower yields in spain. at the moment, the answer would be no, we're not. euro dollar steady ahead of the ecb, 1.2506. will they cut the deposit rate? if they don't there may be no impact on the euro dollar. probably also in the price for the pound, 1.5573 against the dollar. the euro can't break below 80 against the pound. commo