is targeting our shale sector russia is doing is essentially geo political and geo economic jujitsu or judo or quito you choose the martial art ok the west has traditionally as your other guest referenced utilize the oil price for geo political purposes mid eighty's it was a tactical drop in the energy price to torpedo the soviet union you had it reprise began you know with iran and kind of 7677 to take care of a wayward disobedient shah of iran back then and then just 6 years ago you had a aggressive drop those court made in the price of oil to affect the books of russia iran venezuela nigeria really kind of nations that have been leaning eastward or leaning certainly away from the washington consensus this time you had enough slack to where russia was reading the tea leaves preparing itself going in despite seeing eye to eye with the saudis on various things over the past few years sensing that this could be a tactical maneuver why again i'm a broken record on this no one within saudi arabia runs saudi arabia saudi arabia takes dictate. from banks within london and new york and this

but the more geo political narrative is that the u.s. would be able to start sneaking in u.s. force says through uganda and then spread it into the region to counter other interest in africa. in 2014 the people of rarely saw u.s. army rangers on patrol. what they did see though was their aircraft their helicopters and their drones. back to break up and you. will get. really an inkling of. going up there. without the excuse of hunting down a war criminal the u.s. military would never have been allowed to conduct an airborne operation over such an unstable strategic area. thanks to operation kone it was able to map the area and install g.p.s. beacons. or in military terms gather intelligence. but central africa is not just a region of new. terry interest. it's also rich in gold in diamond reserves along with businessmen ready to exploit them. this man for example on the left. he appears in footage shot in 2014 at a security meeting in obo. that day he was handed what was clearly a confidential map. he refused our requests to film it and with good reason. don't we have to refer t

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summoned geo by geo our and imo the. source of or to stop signs or do not jar during. your call pearl. back in hong kong speculation grew that the booksellers had been kidnapped and were being held in mainland china. thousands of people took to the streets demanding answers. inside his cell in mainland china cut off from the outside world had no idea what was happening in hong kong couldn't think yet. he didn't realize he'd appeared alongside 3 of its bookstore colleagues in a report produced by hong kong based phoenix television in it the men confessed to smuggling banned books into mainland china we each are used by g.-d. to a whole unit usual. for months no one outside mainland china knew what had happened. then in june 2016 he reappeared in hong kong chinese police had ordered him to return to the city to retrieve a hard drive containing information on his bookstores cus. dumars he used the opportunity to access the internet and what he read affected him deeply. you know how much i'm guy home. although you were one guy. you ladies and i think. i gobble and what i.

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prison companies that run detention centers but private private prison juggernauts like core civic and geo group responded by forming the day one alliance to push private prison industry talking points for more on this i want to bring in our senior person who wants to be the center of attention not only miguel natalie. i'm happy to not be alone here anymore i think this is an obvious attempt on the part of private prison companies to rehabilitate their image nothing was wrong with their image and they think they're the ones who had the rug pulled out from under them the 8 banks that the vested from private prisons accounted for 87 percent of lines of credit and loans available to core civic and geo group imagine throwing a party were all of your friends suddenly pulled out at the last minute then we finally know how jobs rule felt after fire fast. as the world renowned man of the people ok all right fine job role is it your musical taste and think of this is the break up of the beatles the day what alliance just wants to get the band back together and these activists are a bunch of yoko on

how much debt is actually there because nobody knows and now going back to what's happening in the geo political oil space lattimer putin dumps saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin solomon to start a war on america's shale industry that's bloomberg take i responded with the red queen was at war with shale long before this headline oh right i should mention that as part of the social distancing that we're practicing in the pandemic we've built a studio in an actual treehouse slash studio and you might hear a couple of birds tweeting in the background because we're living with the birds in a tree to practice good social distancing during the pandemic hearing them as a good sign because this is a sign that spring is here and perhaps we don't know but then perhaps the couvade 19 coronavirus could disappear. yeah so with the shale industry in the u.s. like i pointed out recently you know there's no reason why russia should subsidize american shale industry if there were russia's been saying there for 20 years you know let's be friends let's do business let's grow together and about amer

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a lot of back row and into some of the scene a sweeping seeing overnight in afghanistan job at rana geo political expert and journalist. moving on another headline the growing migrant standoff between greece and turkey has seen top ranking e.u. officials visit the border brussels is pledging to deploy additional forces and provide millions of euro in aid to athens praising it for being europe's shield the visit comes a few days after turkey lifted border restrictions which have been preventing a migrant influx to europe tens of thousands have been trying for days to get across or to charlotte drove along the border to see firsthand. come further down south was still on the greek so i did the border with turkey where newtown called fairies and i just want you to get a sense of the action that's happening all around us we're just outside the town hall the local mayor's office and it looks like people are gathering here in the anticipation of going to war to the turkish border and forming some kind of human chain tonight to ensure that there are no illegal crossings from turkey we know tha

that the world is going to become a wider place again rather than a smaller place and that the various geo political regions of the world are going to be much more regionally centered and it doesn't necessarily mean there's going to be less conflict but it's going to be a very different thing and what we're seeing now in the middle east and central asia which are places that couldn't be farther away from the united states are really expressions of the ending of that old era of you know let's say the you know the post vietnam to the 2015 era of how we conducted ourselves in the world and a lot of this of course as michael has pointed out is connected to the condition of the dollar and the global economies effect on it and its effect on our own relations i do want to point something out though. a lot of the imperial activity that's gone on has also been directed against our own citizens for example we are in new york city and you can't fail to notice the tremendous level of prosperity in new york city right now i'm amazed actually compared to my childhood in the 1960 s. but remember what we'

of economics and international affairs in irvine we have pai and he is an independent economic and geo political analyst as well as a former commodities trader and in toronto we cross alexandre bruno he is an analyst at gulf state analytics sorry gentlemen cross-like rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate pilot may go to you 1st in irvine because you got up early as for this program here all right it all happened quite quickly and a lot of analysts weren't too surprised by the deal that the russians and the saudis had. collapse the saudis the russians didn't go along with what the saudis wanted to do and the saudis reacted and now we have carnage on the oil markets what is saudi arabia's gambit here because you know in the if you look at its budgetary constraints it can afford to have low oil for a very long time and we throw in the coronavirus that is also hurting on crude demand all across the world what's the what's the gambit go ahead guy. well thank you yeah the timing of the gambit of the gambit as well as a separate thing all this tur

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and then geo the flown initiative also supports women my caroline by encouraging transport workers associations to improve their working conditions. look at do they provide any customer service training if they don't want to provide the training that they have any awareness about sexual harassment we do sensitisation training and we help them develop at such a harassed. and by d.c. . for many women this has made the business more attractive it's still a man's world but women are slowly finding their place. conspiring unfocused and like many women hope such a one day be able to get a license and finally be in the driver's seat. well one woman who said the only is in the driver's seat as filmmaker merits mind she's an award winning if you're going to write a director producer and a film the fret won the audience award at the bella film festival in 2014 it's a true story about the female autonomy defending a 14 year old girl standing trial for killing them rape. each of. them do you. know if you can find a different. well as we celebrate african women we are invited meretz mind their full to our s

to us our games are streamed on the f a player with no geo blocking providing convenient worldwide access to believe in him. and the b.b.c. even has its own show dedicated to women's football but nobody watches one and. 0 they don't know women's football weekly highlights show on b.b.c. peaks at around 1000000 every week and that's very similar to the popular british show much of the dead subs the equivalent for women really impressive turnout i mean over 3000 manasses and it wasn't reaching out for say the shows or the women's world cup did for women's football in this country but the quality isn't that good well actually all the investment has lead to improvements and the quality is greatly improved that's a fact in terms of the game is really good quality in tents or seats to the best teams in england a good metric to measure improvement is the number of passes per game and number that increases for better teams and it does in $1000.00 women's will cut the average number of passes with $83750.00 in 2015 that's a 10 percent increase a bigger jump than any other competition in the same p

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