the council that has headquarters in helsinki, and whatever the world peace council does, the leadershipf the world peace council is disapproved by him. >> here in the united states, you remember in june of 1982, we had the largest demonstration since the vietnam war about the nuclear issue. in the steering committee that organized that demonstration there were 28 members of that of that 28, 5 were members of communist party or members of the u.s. affiliate of the world peace council. the five were able to convince the other 23. the real problem was the nato missile and the focus was on nato missiles and not on the eastern missiles. it was a further reinforcement of the line they were trying to push hard. announcer: another type of active measure is the agent of influence. he has firsthand knowledge of this activity. >> they use practically any type of actions to try to get to get people's cooperation. , first of all they are trying to recruit agents of influence. without agents of influence, the soviets would never be able to implement any measures. >> the most recent example came in we

and next year, several hundred people will start to receive a basic income in the finnish capital, helsinki. in 2008, a basic income experiment began in otjivero, a village in namibia. its goal was to fight poverty and create jobs. we first went there in 2010. frieda nembwaya set up this little bakery using money she was given without strings attached. we first visited her in otjivero back in 2010. frieda nembwaya: i always had the idea for the business in my head, but i didn't earn enough money on the farm where i worked. but i just decided i couldn't go on like that. so i came here, i had nothing, and things were very bad for us. when the b.i.g. project started, i could put my idea into practice. i worked hard at it. >> there are countless villages like otjivero in namibia. the test project b.i.g. -- or basic income grant -- began in january 2008. 930 villagers received a grant of 100 namibian dollars per person, per month. at the time, this equated to around 9 euros. josef ganeb invested the money in cement to make bricks. the income from his business put food on the table, and sent his

host: here you are testifying .hat in 2007 at the u.s helsinki hearing.uest: waterboarding is a professional process when done in the hands of a confident team. it is an inhumane, cruel, degrading torture that was used by the most evil people including nazis and north vietnamese. i was waterboarded as part of the on boarding process as a new instructor coming into the school. that was in 1996, if i am not mistaken. instructor, and worse, the senior enlisted amongst a group of trainees in that course, i got maximum everything. it was a great experience, because soon i would be doing this same thing. used.are techniques people without any belief in human rights, who see the human spirit as something to be broken, we had to be subjected to that to the maximum, and there are rich in maximums. they do not do it anymore. host: why not? guest: after the cia program became public, the department of defense decided that they were not going to be validating some of the techniques that were being considered now globally as torture. when you were waterboarded in trai