and i realized. the these institutions that are out there united nations i.m.f. world bank council on foreign relations they're talking about how they're helping humanity they're the problem they're the worst and they're the reason why we have these gigantic problems so it it woke me up to bat it was a gradual thing starting with nine eleven it sort of built based on my experiences and over the years i just sort of was kind of writing the book in my head. so speaking speaking of. perkins book because he understood exactly we were saying about how essentially the i.m.f. the world bank the overall federal reserve banking system let's call it of debt based economics was being imposed on their world countries all through the cold war and then it struck me when the this whole great recession started in two thousand well eight nine time period that we were looking at the same policies that have been implemented against their will countries being brought home to roost essentially what you saw were people who basically had you know they'd been you know out they'd been out with thes

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i.m.f. and the world bank and. and we have had many benefits from initiatives that we have implemented by the way but as a national government to be and. what you have done. may be. short. and there was not one did not appeal enough. to the people who wanted to have a go the opposition party said no the people will wait for their promises to be fulfilled just. as continued their manifesto and the speeches. by we have done the best job. in our achievements and the record. is one that we all proud. i realize. there are things we had not. done as well as expected. at least in the country yes. but both present for me was for the security and the prosperity of the country. except and my friends accepted the result that had been the choice of the people. but. the party as a national is committed. to. this picking the principles of democracy democracy. parliamentary democracy. so much as one party in the simple majority so. the king. will make his decision. on who. will be appointed by him as the prime minister. the comin

why they were joining the a i b bricks bank which is seen as a retaliation in a way to the world bank and i.m.f. there downing street here said we don't always do what washington says but to raise me the minority government leader here in britain when there was a visit from the chinese president here said we will not go for the belt and road initiative and then it came out that washington was telling britain not to drive belt which is a into the post brics it plans arguably a disaster seeing the as britain will obviously have to make deals outside of the e.u. and china is defacto the the main economy that one desires to trade with as for europe if tusk is saying that he's fearful of china that's hardly embracing the built in road initiative so whoever is it rising them actually you know is advising the maybe some of these big audit for.

why they were joining the a i b bricks bank which is seen as a retaliation in a way to the world bank and i.m.f. downing street here said we don't always do what washington says but to raise me the minority government leader here in britain when there was a visit from the chinese president here said we will not go for the built in road initiative and then it came out that washington was telling britain not to drive belt which is a in terms of post brics it plans arguably a disaster seeing as britain will obviously have to make deals outside of the e.u. and china is defacto the the main economy that one desires to trade with as for europe if tusk is saying that he's fearful of china that's hardly embracing the built in road initiative so whoever is it rising them actually you know who is advising them maybe some of these big audit firms which also have many problems look together with them so maybe the same big four that it telling european politicians in brussels in strasbourg little own down the road from here in downing street beware of beijing you know want to get yourself out of and start t

i.m.f. in the world bank so so that africa is still struggling to keep up with its contemporary emerging markets elsewhere in the world and there is a huge amount of work for him was a still to do in that to go all right let's move on to lands now an issue which me is very keen to talk about i know and i don't want to further explain it to our viewers you know two decades after the end of apartheid white south africans still own most of the commercial farmland in the country cyril ramaphosa says he will speed up land reforms parliament has a ready path legislation to consider amending the constitution to allow the land expire pre-action without compensation but there is much debate and concerns are on this issue post as required to clarify how the government plans to take land and whose land it will be the president says although land reforms is urgently needed it will be done without harming food production or the economy so nia quite why do you think the issue of land has to be resolved for us wide should this be a top priority for the process because you know south africa has a lot of economic challenges we must rememb