been in lucian carr's life lucian cars a contemporary of bergen burroughs and carroll the writer to he was and i think he aspired to be a writer but he was someone who galvanized these other guys around sort of common sense ability. of this new vision but. the camera was a surrogate father of sorts mentor to lucian carr was his student is he originally was his scoutmaster and yeah and followed him from institution to institution or school the school i should say obsessed with obsessed with him it was a co-created relationship and codependent relationship i think the way. i think there was i don't i don't know that they actually acted on whatever intimacy or affection they experienced for one another i mean by the time you meet them in the film lucian is ready to distance himself from camera on camera can he wept it was ginsburg's role in this and allen ginsberg went to columbia university in one nine hundred forty four and met lucian car and he you know at least in was one of these people that just had to say that. karisma and alan much like david just felt totally in love with him and

they might be some cynicism in some quarters but i'm rather hopeful that we can move to fact issue lucian and in the process also if we can get to geneva two i would imagine that that's even a greater improvement will india be taking any parting dysfunctioning syria's chemical arsenal what we have some experience because we dismantled in the past be joined we joined the convention and we're very glad that. the nuclear weapons convention is we now exceeded to by by syria i think that they're all really already experts available and i would imagine that they thought it would be made to to bring in the experts who come from the region and who would not be seen as bodies and in one way or the other. if we get if we get invited and we get. an indication that india can be of help we would certainly consider it seriously you know you mentioned couple of times that it's a great thing that russia actually made this deal with america not to strike and to dismantle the chemical weapons there was this idea circulating in a social media that now putting should get a nobel peace prize what do you say t

service i want safety of my network or my server i have a program for this reality congress over the lucian it's time to wake up so the malaysian businessman believes that putting his service into the russian domain he will feel more safe where that is so lost the people running the russian internet so given off from who stand to gain is it really secure is it really wise move by the malaysian to move the service here we can say it is more secure because. foreign intelligence agencies catered for example in great britain in germany in sweden and intelligence agencies all the united states have more cooperation with. these countries than with russia so it's more difficult to control when the equipment is situated just like it in russia. chris kate cutesie his company provides encrypted internet service this is another entrepreneur who has moved all the from state to another country he told us earlier how washington's approach to security only feels uses demands for more privacy. really what's happening here is that they have a different strategy instead of targeting the people who they know

service i want safety of my network or my server if appropriate for this reality congress over to lucian it's time to wake up. chris can't say whose company provides encrypted internet services is another entrepreneur has moved all of firms data to another country and he told us earlier how washington's approach to security only fuels users demands for more privacy. really what's happening here is that they have a different strategy instead of targeting the people who they know or suspect of being terrorists are causing bad things they're expecting everyone to be a terrorist and that of course is not true so really what we're doing is we're offering a service that allows people to to find the truth i mean really what's happening is people can't they're getting their e-mails blocked they're getting things censored and this is a way to get through that get around it and you know most ninety nine point nine percent of the usage on a service like ours is going to be i'd say substantially it's going to be innocent usage so should you shut down ninety nine point nine percent of the world just

service i want safety off my network or my server if appropriate for this reality congress over the lucian it's time to wake up so the malaysian businessman believes that putting his service into the russian domain he will feel more safe where that is so lost the people running the russian internet so given off from the essential sygate is it really secure is that the really wise move by the malaysians to move the service here we can see it is more secure because. foreign intelligence agencies for example the u.s. intelligence agencies of course. has. less opportunities to control the equipment that is placed in the russian foreign service they are located for example in great britain in germany in sweden. and intelligence agencies of the united states has more or more cooperation with the steer countries than with russia so it's more difficult to control when the equipment is created is what he did in russia. chris keith whose company provides encrypted internet services is another entrepreneur has moved all the firm's data to another country he told us earlier how washington's approach t

service i want safety of my network or my server if appropriate for this reality congress over to lucian it's time to wake up. and we are reporting on how the n.s.a. gets its hands on your friends list on social networks along with out of personal contact data and don't forget to check out our twitter feed for the latest updates on the story. after two weeks of government paralysis u.s. senators say they're close to restoring a state functions and authorizing more boring they've got two days left to do so or risk a full valid likely trigger and global crisis and on top of that as ortiz and he's now a tell us the public mood is getting ugly. this self-inflicted shutdown is causing panic around the world as washington scrambles to avoid default the global economy is at risk of being thrust back into recession while at home millions will have to cut their losses either way deal or no deal businesses that were unable to work at full capacity for public sector contracts which will see delays in payment and unemployment which is already on the rise due to the shutdown but possibly the most iro

those advice and this is maybe the lesson the west receives now and maybe see now that the really lucian eats its children by the kidnapping of. been prime minister right and if the rebels are behind abduction why is the prime minister at a time get that. when we go back when we go back two years we have to see what role the prime minister plate at the time of this because you can revolution the prime minister will say look he could in europe he was heading for opposite the libyan group and she was the one by the way who was doing a lot at french at the time of the french president nicolas sarkozy for a military action against the libyan government so he was in europe the poster boy of libyan revolution my space with the fact that on the ground are fighting terrorists type of guy screaming the gangs. maybe maybe there is now an inner conflict between those gangs and those poster boy so for the revolution and of course there are many conflicts it's fun it's about corruption it's also about the interests and the country with with natural resources so a lot of groups claim their interests o

appropriate for this reality congress over the lucian it's time to wake up. chris can't see those company provides encrypted internet services is also shifting his servers from the us to iceland he thinks there is more than just privacy at stake really what's happening here is that they have a different strategy instead of targeting the people who they know or suspect of being terrorists are crossing bad things there they're expecting everyone to be a terrorist and that of course is not true it's a cat and mouse game and you know the bad people and i'm not telling the government centers the bad people here i'm just saying that there are people who would like to steal bank account information and so forth and so on and when when people build intentionally bill back doors and weaken or is into certain systems it's only a matter of time before the bad people find those and so what will happen is they'll be exploited that's why you have to change the locks like changing the locks on the door of your apartment. well in our t. dot com we're reporting on how the n.s

rivers not to mention that the poisonous fuel would can contaminate the ground and then comes a point lucian as highly potent greenhouse gases are released in the atmosphere but the drilling firms are doing everything they can to prove that people shouldn't if you have fracking as activist emily explains. this tree has spent millions of dollars trying to educate the general public through advertising to believe that fracking for every last drop of oil and gas is good for us and likewise they've spent tons of money both through lobbying and campaign contributions to try to convince elected officials at the highest level as you i think are being lobbied to believe that this is in this is something that they should be behind and they often use what we call green washing to make it seem like you know natural gas just that we're millon is cleaner when in fact this is the multinational oil and gas industry and there are basic motivation is to generate profit for their shareholders and they will do that regardless of what their costs are to local communities who are affected by this process and the

what he had to say about drone strikes in his country the use of green just not only going to you lucian what did he do to the dignity but also to get two men to do what is order and if which even if you can get risen from our country joining me now to discuss the findings of the reports say on the implications of these drone strikes in yemen as well as pakistan is robert naiman he's a policy director at just foreign policy robert thank you so much for joining me can you go into a little bit more detail about some of the revelations from these two reports was anything new was anything a bombshell revelation. well. you know. human rights groups. that you know are known by everybody in washington you're watching international human rights watch which are cited by u.s. officials. all the time u.s. the members of congress when talking about crimes of a crucial enemy so you know you know and i think one thought about iran or syria or some other country that they're putting a target on they would leap to approach human rights watch and amnesty international no question of these are going to so

because what they have now when i said a new normal is again the understanding here let's not be lucian's about what we can get out of this we do have. not entirely overlapping interests here particularly in afghanistan. so that the let's narrow understand what we both sides need a central way and for example what pakistan needs is economic assistance not just the u.s. foreign assistance program which is more tertiary and civilian but pakistan knows that the key to international financing which they need badly goes that key is held by the united states so there must be here a sense that the united states is concerned about pakistan's economic stability and that without that then the u.s. cannot expect anything else from pakistan and we have seen in recent days that flow of money going more toward pakistan as they are now fell and they said it was separate and completely independent of the meeting between president obama oh yes i'm sure sure sure it is but this is a sweetener for them for the meeting this is something that they go into it and the united states can say you see there's goodw

lucian these are tools that people can use right away to get around this entrenched kleptocracy in the city of london and apparently the regulators are as they are united states clearly speak for the ca but clearly f.c.c. we're not watching porn in the united states they're bending over backwards to help guys like jamie diamond and lloyd blankfein who are just serial law breakers and criminals but here in this country there's been a campaign to move your money and this is happened here it's happened in the united states people decided you know when taking money out is too big for the too big to fail banks the big four here in the u.k. and put into a co-op bank and then a co-op bank because of being attacked by these banks you know they attack it they look for the full loans they forced it into into problems then now the hedge funds have bought co-op bank so. it is is there so that the bank now has is felt owned by a hedge fund would have what are your thoughts well you know the unique feature about co-op is that it was originally founded to be a social bank and a social bank means that

man to say about drone strikes in his country the use of green just not only that done to you by lucian but what did it do to the dignity. men to do what is order and if which even if you can get risen from our country and are in shock as an advocacy advisor at amnesty international usa and she joined me earlier to discuss the findings of the report and the implications of these drone strikes in yemen and pakistan we discussed president obama's disapproval of assertions that the u.s. violated international law with the drone strikes and i asked her what she thinks about all of this. well the main problem with the obama administration's responses to all the criticism of the drone campaign is that it's provided assurances of legality without providing any proof we're asking that the obama administration investigate these cases and explain why they occurred why sixty eight year old grandmother was killed why a fourteen year old boy was killed and in particular your amnesty international report focuses on two cases that you say was a violation of international law can you quickly walk us th

you know get access to courses from the best universities from my own home for free so it's very lucian izing higher education is this and i know that you are very passionate about education what are your favorite apps and reach area do you think is has the most potential for the development of application i mean you know i'm so short of time these days my favorite apps are usually like siri is definitely my favorite app on the i phone i got to say that. and then if i went through a whole day and showed you all the different apps i use at different times it'll vary day to day and i can't say any one of them was any more important than each other at except you know siri i mean it's a series of more important making phone calls would you like it to be improved i mean is there potential to develop oh my gosh hugely because very often i get frustrated when i speak it and then i change my words and i speak it more clearly and it understates my words right but it doesn't understand what i meant and i want to teach it but that's software and that's programming you've got to give it time just l

veterans of the most recent conflict in afghanistan and john hollis, richard kennedy, mel houston, lucian miles, who have fought in previous wars. as a matter of fact, michael welling takonas returned from walter reed where he had to undergo the latest round of surgery to his arm which was severely wounded in afghanistan in combat there. and that wound led him to receive the purple heart. he was there with his wife kamilla and his three to talk to me about his fear that he will be denied benefits and compensation that he is due, he deserves and needs, the disability claim that he may apply for. and of course, jordan massa, also a purple heart recipient as a result of a wound that he likewise received in combat, he waited for two years to receive approval of his disability claim, only to learn on october 1 that he will very likely have to wait longer because of the v.a. furloughing so many of its employees. and others who came to this meeting: mike shivetta, a veteran who served as an air force military police unit, deployed to afghanistan, who needs the g.i. bill, which he credits as reco

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