the interesting thing that happened, the original cia had been stabbed by donovan's oss. they knew two things. they understood the threat from the expanding communism and they knew what to do about it. it was not to collect secret intelligence. they knew what was going on. but they knew covert action is the answer to it. the cia succeeded. they worked with and to take over the election and they defeated the communism who was trying to take over the election converted to demand working with cia and he is working with the priest who is the bishop in italy. that priest later went on to become pope paul. you can say in a way that the catholic church and the pope was working with the cia in those very early days. well, they succeeded in italy, but then they moved on the succeeded in taking over turkey. the most interesting success they had was increased. the communists had images they are in that very rocky, rough terrain, but the cai -- the cia got a pamphlet of missouri mules and to decrease. and they were able to out maneuver the communists with the terrible rocky terrain.

now, the interesting thing that happened, the original cia had been staffed by donovan's oss boys.panding communism, and they knew what to do about it. it was not to collect secret intelligence. they knew what was going on. communist world. but they knew covert action was the answer to it. as a matter of fact, that cia i succeeded. they went to italy, and they worked with the catholic church in italy to take over the election, and they defeated the communism who was trying to take over and run the italian elections and convert it to a communist nation. that, the man that was working with the cia side was james angleton, and he was working with a priest who was a bishop in italy. that priest later went on to become pope paul, so you can say in a way that the catholic church and the pope was working with the cia in those very early days. well, they succeeded in italy, but then they moved on to turkey where they did the same thing, they succeeded in defeating the communist that was trying to take over turkey. but the most interesting they had was in greece -- interesting success they

during world war ii office of strategic services or oss was our intelligence arm during world war ii. at the end of the world war ii however the head of oss whose name was william donovan had the idea that we needed an intelligence service in peacetime. that's a rather radical thought in the u.s. at the time. with any other intelligence activitieactivitie s such as naval intelligence, the army intelligence, the state department so we had a lot of people that were interested in the subject but when donovan came up with his idea for a new central intelligence service he ran into a lot of trouble. everybody thought he was infringing on their turf and they all objected. it took three years before the washington could settle down and agreed with something called the national security act of 1947. it turned out that president truman had been ignored by a president roosevelt during his tenure and when roosevelt passed away in prison truman stepped into his shoes, he had no idea what had been going on. it's interesting that joseph stalin ahead of the soviet union knew about the american atomi

control systems in the regions by twenty twenty we will win this tree was on to win high quality systems oss always management would have been realized in the country. stir until well covered zones universities have created their own company at present the enterprise providing loans to the university for the construction of a stadium it is just one of the project of the end of his cars expected a national program this program creates a new generation of leaders combining theor therefore the project involves the conditions of maneuvers and students forty five universities in the country presented their team at the national competition of student business projects that takes place in el monte the wood of the contest will go to beijing on the national court. each team has to show the presentation of their own business project. moreover the students will be with it and master classes of leading businessmen or disobey in a job there and share experiences with each other this project is already seven years and operates within the support of the committee of youth affairs the ministry of education

leaving hero here to keep them for services oss created and it just can't get them. this is the tenth annual report since the office was established in that tie in over six thousand complaints have been raised in relation to language rights rte news is that you have to go. these seedlings six rules for the umpteenth might take but for now. i do chicks. he needs. right after i was told. that offer watching. why are all about will. every year the irish are crisply not really me think of as traditional five as folk music nowadays the music is traditional meaning that they did it in a consistent way from all the long time but it was awesome at school folk music it was arts music so and b parker has his position as a k a chieftain or king's court i'm late to sophisticated art music for sophisticated quirky audience. this carried on ice was its heyday was maybe its the sixteenth century tempt you to all the political troubles and come from the sixteen hundreds onwards and not uphold tradition went into the true eye. eye. i started the historical parks department to promote

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i want to ask specifically a lot of fun researching both of you and i that i oss a standard can't believere meeting with a foreign night and flown all tied your layer back and when he he was o the room frightened because he heard when your hair was back you were unpleasant value. and if your hair is short you are going to devalue them? i have my hair a bit longer last october for the annual meeting. a story was written saying that theree my hair was longer .ould no longer be haircuts >> i guess that answers the question. that.p on !> really, tom there is a double standard obviously. either experienced it or at least seen it. there is a deep set of cultural cultural, psychological views that are manifest through this double standard. young lawyer a there was a column in the paper was advice and it frs about the workplace. questions that i read one day was dear so and so -- a -- and the writer said i've got a promotion for to havet time i'm going my own office and i don't know how to decorate it. do you have any advice about is appropriate for the orkplace and it was initials la like h.r. >

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research and looking at some of this, what we have noticed is that a lot of people who suffered the oss most, got the least out of settlements. what we are trying to do is study the settlements that have been resolved to learn from those so future settlements, monies will go to the people that were actually harmed. that is one area. but again, we have got to do everything in our power to close this gap. this is our watch. we are here today. we are the ones who must guard the progress that has been made. but surely, we have seen some of that progress gone in the opposite direction go in a downward spiral. we have to make sure that not only, not only do we stop that slide for african-americans and hispanics, if we stop the slide there, then the entire economy does well, then all of us do well. and that's what it's all about. this is so important. mustst be the voice and we constantly pound the drums, because so often i think what happens -- and i'll close on this -- people see things going in the opposite direction and they say i'll get to it tomorrow or wait until another day or maybe so