were used even in the space industry but today they're just being discarded mozambique and the question is how to go when they can't support it in the traditional arts if you look at the rain here in the arctic and sideris it's called being a matter of climate change and this may sound very exotic you me but actually i selected this western on purpose for two reasons first. this is a matter of the lifestyle of many about people living in the arctic. and the second reason. in the past i used to think this was something theoretic but then i started working on our national priority projects and while doing so. well of the deny deny that we had special programs we see that in the world and you were developing. you were developing the show the purina spirit awards. birding in new york. city. and we now have a one point five million words here said it will definitely keep investing money in developing those programs what at this same time we should also pay special processing. and i think work in regional much needed to find my teachers because most of the day we do central government should

amc in south africa and libya goes on to zimbabwe and mozambique and it's not in the interest of any one of them that any other of them leave power because it is a bad precedent so that is the sort of wide political conflict. >> host: well for the sake of zimbabwe i hope there's a solution soon. thank you so much, peter godwin for being with me today. >> guest: thanks for having me. >>> that was "after words," booktv signature program which authors of the latest nonfiction books are interviewed by journalists, public policy makers, legislators and others familiar with their material. "after words" airs every weekend on book tv at 10 p.m. on saturday, 12 p.m. and 9 p.m. on sunday at 12 a.m. on monday. you can also watch "after words" online. gough to booktv.org and click on "after words" in the book tv series and topics list on the upper right side of the page. >>> up next on book tv, brad martin presents a history of political activism during the 1980's. he explores many of the decades political movements from aids activism and the nuclear freeze campaign to the denouncement of ameri

had political parties that came into power they're still in power in south africa and libya and mozambique and it is in the interest of anyone of them did any other of them lose power of a precedent so that is the law laid political conflict >> host: for the sake of zimbabwe i hope this solution soon. thank you very much, for being with me today. .. which occurred on december 16, 1773. a report a demonstration against the collection of import duties by the british was composed mostly of smugglers and tax invaders. mr. unger spoke and took questions for about an hour. >> there is nothing so easy is to persuade people that they are badly governed. those words were spoken by the 18th century massachusetts governor thomas hutchison and i look to you more about him later. let me tell you what else he said because his words hold true today as much as they did then in 1774. governor hutchinson said you can take the happiest and most comfortable people and use malicious, rhetorical skills to arouse popular discontent with their government, with their rulers, everything around them, even themselves

exposure, what we've learned is that he shot with a couple of his cohorts three bull elephants in mozambique, and yet the same rationale as the go daddy got to the for problem elephants and his doing some humanitarian things. internet the wildlife officials said these were not problem help us. the killing of elephants was illegal and he hustled him out of the country. but i've heard this excuse making time and time again. and i think that on the environment and on and what action i to construct those arguments. in the back. yes. [inaudible] >> well, you know, i think that as i said before, we have a head start when it comes to helping animals because we have a bond, we have the right inclination to send us in a good direction. the problem is economics and other interests may trump those concerned. so we are in a struggle for ideas, and i think that we do need to inculcate in the youngest generation these sensibilities of kindness towards animals. and i think, as i said before, when we're good to animals it just builds on an society. when we are back to animals, factory farm is not just an an

what we learned is that ken behring shot with a couple of his cohorts, three bull elephants in mozambique andy at the same rationale as go daddy, that all these were problem elephants and he was doing something humanitarian. it turned out the wildlife official said these were not wild elephants. the killing of the offense was illegal and ousted him out the country but i have it heard this excuse making on this rationalization time and time again. i think that on the environment and on animal protection, i reconstruct those arguments. in the back, yes. >> i have an infant gurgling and i have a toddler who has an affinity for animals. what role do we play in young children and giving them to be the leaders and --. >> i think as i said before, we have a headstart when it comes to helping animals because we have this bond. we have the right inclinations that send us in a good direction. the problem is economics and other interests made trump those concerns. so we are in a struggle for ideas and i think we do need to inculcate and the youngest generation these sensibilities of kindness toward