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it beces morand morebsurd th republicaleadersh at at levelre capab of such ignoranc for me, its the loche whole sty. and at is at we try to plaiin detl in thistory of "exteinate althe brut." m objecve is toake sur thatind of euran cannot be voiced anymore. -- ignorance cannot be voiced anymore. nermeen:nother possible form of repression,nother idea that has been repressed is sething that sd linguist and his extraordinary book from which your film draws,e shows how closely intertwined the idea of progress is with racism and even genocide. in the film, you explain darwin's essential if unintended role in providing scientific validation for racial prejudice and hierarchies with the notion of natural selection, saying in fact that genocide came to be regarded as the inevitable byproduct of progress you show in the film as well the iconic late 19th-century painting titledamerican progress." but of course, this idea of progress remains central to the way in which global society are organized. what altnatives do you see t this ideology, and where do you see it if at all taking spe? >> well, it

morand. >> where that body is considered. areas were not just the 3a. just beginning to look at the process of how we can get outside either encystational or river and approach some projects. that's just a very early stage of that. there is some energy. we'll take a look at that to see what opportunities there are. >> can i ask a question? >> certainly. >> what are the next steps with that. is it a concrete step they are meeting with you and president maxwell and comes from land or meet with them again. is it an open door to see what happens with the state? >> i think what we are trying to do. i appreciate the comments on the plan being developed. i think--we are looking at what other things we can work on together. can we work on water supply projects. is there an opportunity even on the energy side for us to do things together. it's an exciting chapter and i think what we are trying to do is set up meetings on a periodic basis. we will make sure those meetings are productive. that's my goal to move forward. >> i know the projects will be mostly locate