that the greek citizens fifty eight percent of them wanted state lands to be developed but not sold and of that number sixty six percent supported laws that would stop any sale of public lands well to this the bloomberg reports milk toast counter reads who is a managing partner dolphin capital partners registered in the british virgin islands these plans may fail he said if the government succumbs to pressure to keep assets in public hands the greek people want to have their cake and eat it too yes marie antoinette's overtones there listen there's a lot of rich folk in america who'd love to own a greek gile and get it on the cheap they caused the crisis in greece there are controlled demolition experts using financial technology and weapons of mass financial destruction the entire greek economic crisis manufactured by the i.m.f. and the world bank and the global cartel of banking. well he's actually gone one step beyond marie antoinette marie on tonight offered the peasant cake she said here have cake eat it but this guy is saying they have their cake but they want to eat it too why don

ing the greeks they know that they can use the markets as a tool of terrorism to extract wealth and terrorize the population he mentions greece let's move on to greece greece may need to break a taboo on selling land to slash debt soldier i told you i told you i told you. so apparently the greek government is aiding to generate fifty billion euros from state asset sales there's that word again and property transactions by two thousand and fifteen to reduce greece's public debt so put those plans may fail if one looks at the polls which show the. that the greek citizens fifty eight percent of them wanted state lands to be developed but not sold and of that number sixty six percent supported laws that would stop any sale of public land well to this the bloomberg reports milk toast. who is the managing partner of dolphin capital partners registered in the british virgin islands these plans may fail he said if the government comes to pressure to keep assets in public hands the greek people want to have their cake and eat it too yes maria overtones there listen there's a lot of rich folk

marie antoinette overtones there listen there's a lot of rich folk in america who'd love to own a greek island and get it on the cheap they caused the crisis in greece there are controlled demolition experts using financial technology and weapons of mass financial destruction the entire greek economic crisis manufactured by the i.m.f. and the world bank and the global cartel of banking. scum well he's actually gone one step beyond. marie antoinette offered the peasants cake she said here have cake eat it but this guy is saying they have their cake but they want to eat it too why don't they go to farmville like little peasants and eat their fake cake that's fake a call it is torture is a here's a cake there's no it can't have any here's a good no you can't have a beer this knowledge is a loser ok having more sorry your sly value worked for the global banking cartel and we bought all your islands for pennies on the dollar and that was our intention from the very beginning well the guy actually camberley days he used to work for goldman sachs or perhaps he has some ownership of shares in f

we'll look into the greek myth of graduate opportunities. for graduation day at the economics in the us that in athens an exciting day for most of the students of course but the irony of the situation is that most of them will not be able to find a job in their home country. a year after of the use bailout of their stricken breeze the country's brightest must now look abroad for the euro future we were fortunate with. the american consumer appetite fuels thousands of jobs in developing world but the payback is a legacy of pollution and those goods are past their best firms are getting around regulations and using countries like india as a dumping ground as british reader now reports. it's the sound americans love to hear the sound of the latest laptop or the newest netbook studies show that these days the useful life span of a computer is only two years and every day americans dump their junk in the hope of keeping up with the joneses telling up to a total of three million tons of electronic waste every year but where does it all go. welcome

the us is actually an old greek in the greeks because if you're. funded.it isn't really what this is really about but really the unfunded liabilities of this so-called fiscal. trillion us dollar so in many ways that's. greece is that too bleak of a picture there is a crisis is totally overhyped i mean this idea is like well if we didn't have the dollar we would be greece but we do the dollar we have a fundamentally different monetary system greece greece doesn't control its own currency very subtly borrowing in someone else's currency they have to build up a surplus and then. you would also live from moscow where it's now a quarter past the hour the appetite of the ever hungry u.s. consumer is being fed by a study of subprime goods from developing nations but those items often make the very same return journey because when americans no longer want them it's countries like india that end up as the dumping ground. it's the sound americans love to hear the sound of the latest laptop or the new was snapped by studies show that these days the useful life span o

we'll look into the greek myth of graduate opportunities. for graduation day at the economics and aversive in athens an exciting day for most of the students of course but the irony of the situation is that most of them will not be able to find a job in their home country. a year after the bailout debt stricken breeze the country's brightest must now look abroad for the euro future we report shortly. a militant leader in russia's southern republic of dagestan has been killed during a special overnight operation he's been wanted for suspected involvement in several terrorist attacks including last year's moscow metro bombings our teams are going to spin off has more. all of this happened in the republic of the just done overnight police stopped two suspicious vehicles to check the i.d.'s both would be passengers they opened fire police opened fire back and as a result or for four militants were killed in this operation and police have now confirmed that one of these men was he said i do believe john of who is a local local terrorist leader an

aside from greeks we also have bilateral and trilateral discussions between russia and china between india and brazil and south africa etc so what we are experiencing i think now is actually not growing up. and getting a seat at the table that somebody else has said but actually thinking about the size and shape and the kind of people that we need ok pretty if i can go to you i mean one thing that could really mix of all the works in is the bric countries expand their influence and maybe having a more common common agenda is getting rid of the dollar i mean if you if you got them all together and started working on it that would be a pretty amazing event and maybe maybe that's what the one major event the world needs to really shake it out. exactly this this is this is what the chinese and the brazilian specially have been talking bilaterally i would say for at least two years now reform of the international finance system and adopting a basket of currencies which would probably include the dollar the euro the convertible you won there re are which are at the moment is. value in rela

on the way to you here in r t we'll look into the greek myth of graduate opportunities. graduation day at the economics an aversive in athens an exciting day for most of the students of course but the irony of the situation is that most of them will not be able to find a job in their home country. a year after the e.u.'s bailout of her dad stricken greece the country's pride us must now look abroad for their future we're with board shortly. a militant leader in russia's southern republic of dagestan has reportedly been killed joining us special overnight operation he's been wanted for suspected involvement in several terrorist attacks including last year's moscow metro bombing started the group is going off can tell us more. for your top militants supposedly killed so what more can you tell us about the ration well the special operation began as a shadow security check of two suspicious peoples all of this happened in a cell that probably got you started with the stuff these stores should be at least most of the passengers they opened fire so police opened fire back and

his plight is shared by many thirtysomething greeks some like me hollis rely on their parents for help and brand behind the door my freedom. my job. sometimes i'm saving or finding something i'm from something or where there are believe or something like i'm very close but i resist i've. put the lid of this financial crisis desist despair may take over the entire country music that greece has been badly affected by the crisis the country is in danger of losing a lot of foreign interest. and not just financially speaking the young energetic and educated workforce may leave the country and mass never to be seen here again and then go out and race. greece isn't the only country that i actually flatlining economics watchers say the u.s. is lucky to have kept the walls from the door up to now and it's up for discussion next hour in an r.t. but here's some of what's in store for. the united states of america if we didn't have the dollar is the defacto reserve currency of the world we'd be greece and the us is actually an old creaking of a greek speedo's if you're all the i'm funded liabiliti

and on the way here in our team we will look into the greek myth of a graduate opportunity. for graduation day i think knowing some of us that in athens exciting day for most of the students of course because any of the situation is that most of them will mall be able to find a job in their home country a year after they used to go out of debt stricken greece the country's brightest must now look abroad for your future we report shortly. a militant leader in russia's southern republic of dagestan has been killed during a special overnight operation he's been water or suspected of involvement in several terrorist attacks including last year's moscow metro bombings and he has cost us more. or your top military has been killed so bring us the details of the operation well all of this happened in the republic of biggest on overnight police stops two suspicious will be illegals to check the i.d.'s both of the passengers they opened fire police opened fire back and as a result or for all four militants were killed in this operation and police have now confirmed that one of these m

greeks will have collectively a higher g.d.p. . then. i can also predict its uncertainty that in terms of education in terms of you know patient systems. infrastructure projects will be certainly farther ahead of the united states if not seeks as a whole. interim solve all the peaks i think we are much harder to predict but i don't jump in here real quick we're almost out of time and why do i want to give people the last word forty seconds go ahead. try to remember bank show ping's master plan in seventy eight he said that by two thousand and forty there could be political freedom in china can you imagine if that happens that thousand and forty get to two thousand and fifty there asian century already established china as a democratic powerhouse and an economic powerhouse and they're back to where they were for eighteen of the last twenty centuries so my bets are on beijing ok gentlemen thank you very much many thanks to my guest today and from palo brussels and in denver and thanks to our viewers for watching as you are to see you next

his plight is shared by many thirty something greeks some like me hollis rely on their parents for help i'm trying to find the door frame. my job. sometimes i'm saving or finding something i'm from something or work there or believe or something like that i'm very close but i resist. the lure of this financial crisis to cysts despair may take over the entire country . greece has been badly affected by the crisis the countries and danger of losing a lot of foreign interest. and not just financially speaking the young educated workforce me leave the country in the us never to be seen here again in the closed court t. greece is not the only country that's financially flatlining economics watchers say the u.s. is lucky to have cut the wolves from the door and i'll suffer this caution in cross talk next hour here on r.t. but here's some of what you can expect. the united states of america if we didn't have the dollar is the reserve currency of the world we'd be greece and the us is actually old greek speedo's if you're. funded liabilities to the nation i mean the national debt. isn't really

were commissioned in 1604 to find the best translations out there and then match them up with the greeknd hebrew and if they matched up, to take them. when you think about the king james, i think generally, people think about, they think it's a protestant commodity. but in fact, it really was a result, a culmination, of jewish, catholic, even greek orthodox scholarship that led to this publication. >> reporter: what has been called the "masterpiece by committee" was first published in 1611. and thanks to moveable type printing, the king james bible was widely distributed. >> the success of the king james bible is directly tied to the success of the introduction of the gutenberg printing press and advancements made beyond that, absolutely. >> reporter: it wasn't always a smooth process. >> 1631, the wicked bible, where a typesetter forgot to put the word "not" in, and it says, "thou shalt commit adultery." and the poor printer was fined. he had to pull all the books off the market, so he lost his investment in that and he ended up dying in debtor's prison. >> reporter: the king james bib

we're getting the day started with athenos greek yogurt. later we're gonna ride bikes and go to the -- [ male announcer ] wonderful! let's see what yiayia thinks. are you two married? um, no. but you living together, ah? yeah. you are going to hell. [ male announcer ] don't worry, kids. at least yiayia approves of you eating athenos greek yogurt. mmmmmm! because athenos is made the traditional greek way, never using preservatives or artificial flavors. athenos. maybe the only thing approved by yiayia. >>> big changes are coming to dodgers stadium after a beating of a 42-year-old man, brian stow. he is still in a medically induced coma following the attack last week. our nbc station in l.a. is outside dodgers stadium this morning with a look at some of the changes. john. >> reporter: good morning, brent. when we look at the security here at dodgers stadium, one thing is evident. dodgers organization hasn't had somebody in charge of security since 2005. now, they have a big hitter coming to town saying he wants to make changes. that big hitte

greeks seeking gifts the financial says it's the younger generation hardest graduates pushed abroad in search of a proper job. and russia's in space scientists prepared on bell an ambitious telescope project over ten years in the making that would look deeper into the cosmos than ever before. a story still to come but first russian officials have confirmed one of the figureheads for islamic radicalism in southern russia has been killed widely known as he's been linked to a series of terrorist attacks including last year's moscow metro bombings artie's north caucasus correspondent dina question of is following the latest developments for us. well everything happened on sunday night two cars were stopped at the checkpoint in denver stand but when the driver refused to open the car and opened fire the police fights back and out beyond for terrorists including the militant leader is that you'll believe john love were killed and these terrorists think responsibility for number of terrorist attacks not only duggie style but across the russia's north caucasus john the also known as the new fr

to all the way here we look into the greek myth graduate which unities. graduation day at the economic center of the in athens the exciting day for most of the students of course but the irony of the situation is that most of them will not be able to find a job in their home country a year after the e.u. is well out of that stricken greece countries and brightest must now look abroad for the future that report for the. nationalist party in finland has made big gains in the general election winning percentage of the votes it's a marked swing to the right the effects could be felt across the you because the storm euro skeptic troop feels could lead the country to veto the portugal bailout which is now being discussed in this minute so let's go to finland. i want to talk to you ladies the research director at the finishing of international affairs so we're seeing some a major shift to the right here in several areas of europe let's talk about it so recent election results in finland what do the major gains made by the nationalist truth and what does it signi

continental wide will appeal but the most important thing in my view is what what what should the greeks do so they are very influential inside the g. twenty so major economic decisions have to be supported by brics inside the g twenty the g seven as we all know is history some people could see that in fact we are living in a g.'s zero because nobody is in charge of anything and i partially subscribe to this view as well and there's also the political component very important voting of un resolution one nine seventy three. the four major brits they abstained they coordinated this ok germany with south africa did with both already there is a forty year split south and i'm going to frederick here frederick is the is the brics country more of a still just kind of a sexy selling tool i mean what kind of political influence does it have it certainly are emerging markets now i think anyone doubts that but is it anything more than that. well i mean first of all i think i mean i belong to the group of people who think that it's premature to speak about brics as something you know a group of coun

there's concerns arms deals or what have you so i think i think i mean look i mean i i i want the greek countries to succeed i want them to have extremely rapid economic growth in an extend twenty thirty forty years because that's going to be very very good for the population of those countries but i don't think it will happen so i think we are talking about an aspiration here which is which is a little bit speculative and it certainly is yet to come and the only thing we can count on so far is basically that in all matters at least in economics today what countries like india and brazil are afraid o. is competition from china it's competition from china that's what they are afraid of and as long as the mindset of of of brazil russia india and others are going to be of that kind it's going to be tremendously difficult to forge any sort of strong alliances. nato or the west that is aligned since the lies that we saw grew during the cold war ok ted what do you think about that because the west can still could divide and conquer these bricks this brick organization mindset and they're stil

his plight is shared by many thirty something greeks some like the hollies rely on their parents for help. feeding. i'm thinking of finding something and something. or. something i'm very close. with the butt of this financial crisis dear sister despair may take over the entire country. greece has been badly affected by the crisis the country is in danger of losing a lot of foreign interest. and not just financially speaking the young energetic and educated workforce may leave the country in mass never to be seen here again it is because courts and greece. portugal is negotiating a possible financial bailout but political events in finland could sink of their chances nationalist party true finns made major gains in the general election there and is threatening to veto any e.u. loans to lisbon you know what you're going to from the finnish institute of international affairs says there's nothing unusual in the party's stance. previous . economic crises in the early ninety's when finland mostly bailed itself out in a way that survived without support from the others and this is somethin

his point is shared by many thirty something greeks some like me hollis rely on their parents for help i'm trying to find the. fever. sometimes i'm thinking of finding something or something. something like i'm very close but i resist. with the blue this financial crisis your sister is clear we take over the entire country music business greece has been badly affected by the crisis the country is in danger of losing a lot of foreign interest. and not just financially speaking the young energetic and educated workforce may leave the country and the us never to be simpler again when it comes corti. greece. and later today we compare the eurozone crisis with the situation in the us how critical is america's public debt well that's in our cross talk about a little later. germany and increasingly looking shaky on the government but just as a reference on the eurozone was spot on there was a limit of three percent a budget deficit as a percentage of g.d.p. that is normally considered the maximum sustainable so the u.s. is now at ten point eight percent clearly as we have been warning we're b

his part is shared by many thirty something greeks some like me hollis rely on their parents for help and for him to find a job in my favor. sometimes i'm thinking of finding something or something other way or. something like that i'm very close but i resist. the lure of this financial crisis. just despair over the entire country. greece has been badly affected by the crisis you can't reason danger of losing a lot of foreign interest. and not just financially speaking the young energetic and educated workforce leave the country and mass never to be seems here again it was courting. greece. portugal a possible financial bailout political events in finland could sink their chances nationalist party in truth and made major gains in the general election and is threatening to veto any loans to lisbon you heard from the finnish institute of international affairs says there's nothing unusual in the party stance previous. economic crises in the early ninety's when finland mostly bailed itself out in a way that it survived without support from the others and this is something which goes to th

big russ was was saying that the us is actually an old creaking of the greeks because if you add all the i'm funded liabilities to the national debt figure i mean the national debt figure. isn't really what this is really about but really the unfunded liabilities are the so-called fiscal deadline that's two hundred and two trillion us dollars saw in many ways that's worse than greece the budget deficit is very small as the same as crazy of ten point eight percent budget deficit in the eurozone was formed not that the eurozone is any better i mean they're blowing up right now too we have to be seeing again pressure on greek and pigs government bonds and even germany and france increasingly looking shaky on the government as well but just as a reference when the eurozone was fran there was a limit of three percent a budget deficit as a percentage of g.d.p. that is normally considered the maximum sustainable so the u.s. is now at ten point eight percent clearly as we have been warning they are beyond the point of no return and we don't really see that they could solve the problem in any

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estimated by most analysts they greek greece will have to do it basically in some form of default or restructuring or of very very high inflation in respect of currency to get really out of this debt saw we say stay out of the u.s. dollar stay out of any form of medium to long term u.s. treasuries but by the way also euro zone doesn't look better again saw the rest we are very optimistic on it ok jeffrey in cambridge of anger view is that too bleak of a picture there i mean the past the point of no return i should morning sir. well absolutely not and i'm not sure i heard that right there is there's no chance we're going to have a restructuring of the debt and we have a very serious long term debt problem we've had it for quite a while and it's long term in two ways one that the problem is the deficits the moment the problem is the retirements and the rapidly increase in. health spending that if you're in social security that are going to come over the next few decades that's a problem it's also long term in the sense that we we've been facing this problem for thirty years many people

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we look forward to collaborating with the with the greeks problems. to deploy cooperation to benefit our respective peoples but also in the interests of ensuring a more equitable and better world for i thank you president. i hear from thank you president zuma a joint press conference now concludes thank you status thank you all for coming. but with bringing you live news conference from the brits summit taking place in china the leaders of brazil russia india china and south africa addressing the forum highlighted the importance of cooperation and also outlined steps towards further cooperation in areas of concern you can follow this in our website r.t. the comments rodney of course will bring you more updates on the summit taking place in china. well some take a look at our top stories we're following for you here on r.t. and of course of bricks ahmed brics countries call for peaceful solution of libyan crisis through dialogue as leaders are giving a press conference at the summit in china the world's fastest growing economies have come together in a

i did read a commentator that said what that is about is that god does not act like the god of the greek or roman world, god does not -- the word can be translated to kidnap or seize human beings and use them for their own purpose. that is another discussion but. >>> let's talk more about in the next segment. you have been with us, reverend brian stein weber of interfaith council, executive director of contra costa county [thunder] did you buy the flashlight and the batteries? yes. did you make sure we're not missing anything in the first aid kit? yup. did you go through the plan with the kids again? yes. announcer: the more you prepare today, the more you'll be able to reduce the devastating effects of a tornado, an earthquake, a power outage, or any other disaster. get a kit, make a plan, be informed. visit ready.gov. >>> welcome back to mosaic. we have been talking about palm passion sunday and our guest has been reverend stein weber. >> we were talking about philippians and the regular translation, jesus did not think of a thing to be grasped equal with god. some scholars said jesus

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ok i think there are several aspects here one is economically the greeks are already there at the table and. recent moves by brazil by china by russia to actually fund the i.m.f. and to. push for special drawing rights gradually replacing dollar i think are very significant moves we also are seeing the emergence of what i call regional financial architecture and these kind of filled with. i don't think i agree with fred that there would be a kind of permanent clash of interests economically or politically among these countries plus when brics scared of mentored by what can be called cement as well and the other emerging countries i think the essence of the matter is that there are really no permanent competition or permanent cooperation in the world we have to go issue by issue by issue we already are seeing cooperation in finance we're seeing cooperation in high technology we're seeing cooperation in terms of specific separatists. and materials politically i think this conference that is going to take place in a few days in china is very very significant not only because south africa h

the top greek official says libya appears to be seeking a diplomatic solution. back in libya, the rebel advances followed by hasty retreats continues with misrata in the west and brega in the east, the two top battlegrounds. mandy clark in benghazi has more. >> reporter: the only rebel-held city in western libya is still under siege by qaddafi forces. doctors in misrata say over 150 people were killed there in the past week, and aid is badly needed. some help is reaching the city. a turkish ferry evacuated 250 wounded. it arrived in the rebel stronghold of benghazi to pick up more injured in the eastern front before heading to turkey. those wounded are coming from the battlefield of brega. the oil town remains contested after five days of intense fighting. even with more powerful weapons and better military leadership on the front line, rebels are struggling to gain any ground. >> we were making progress, but they fired at us, he says. the gunmen are hiding in the city. and they're now facing another problem. qaddafi forces have changed tactics, moving around in

as a fresh blow if you are of the economy still struggling after already bailing out ireland and greeks. coming up here in our t.v. we sit down was a larger than life former governor of minnesota jesse ventura's also led a colorful life as a professional wrestler and t.v. personality and challenges the official spin on some of the u.s. government's darkest and most incriminating secrets this interview is coming right up. archie sitting down with the former governor of minnesota t.v. personality former u.s. navy seal and bestselling author jesse ventura thank you so much for joining us it's my pleasure always a pleasure your new book sixty three documents the government doesn't want you to read you know how is this book new from what we have seen week out in the past couple of months especially course on the wiki leaks scandal broke you have made comparisons saying that this book has the same spirit as those disclosures sure where you want to mission to become the new joy in a sound we started the book true monch we were already working on this book for two months and then the wiki leaks

the greeks used to say we suffered our way to wisdom. hofstadter suffered his way to wisdom which confirms to scientists every day that there are shared groups that permeate our mind in ways that are much deeper than we are aware. in a less important way policy failures we have seen in educational reform. we suffered our way to wisdom but the shallow view of human nature is an insufficient view. it is important to lead good lives and have a much richer sense of who we are. the good news is we are in this incredible period where researchers are really giving us a deeper thing. they will pervade society year upon year, decade upon decade and give as a richer sense of new wisdom, not giving us a new view of human nature but reminding us of old philosophies. for me it has been tremendously exciting being around those people the past few years and look forward to all the things that are important to our culture in the years ahead. thank you very much. [applause] >> most of you know how this works. put your hand up. come down. [inaudible] >> t

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