now you know made me pietro when i got so is head of the co-operative he wants to raise awareness of the plight of the seasonal workers. modernity i see why i need to tell consumers when i'm dutch so that you could buy a can of tomato puree for $0.40 alex abdul giuseppe and antonio were exploited so much that they were forced to live in terrible conditions with no basic rights no running water no electricity. so do you still want to buy those tomatoes. presence of tomato products are sold for next to nothing even though picking processing packaging and transport all have to be accounted for profit is all that matters that's why a kilo of tomatoes often fetches as little as 5 cents. said most of us that i as a farmer am getting paid just $0.05 per kilo now am i going to make a living it's impossible i need to buy the seedlings irrigate i need fertilizer i need to rent a tractor it wolf. these are costs the only flexible costs are the wages i pay my workers we mustn't forget the a cup or a lot a system is a consequence it's a consequence of a market that has spiraled completely out of

is not doing when you were no billionaire pietro aims to prove that process to monitor products can bemade ethically he wants his co-operative to serve as an example a small step to changing the entire production system. because the video has lots of people saying we need to help the situation improve their garden so that these people don't come here in the 1st place we've got to make global economics and politics make that impossible by the economy there is no tomato processing industry in ghana which goes to show how sick the system is how utterly crazy the system i'm allowed to complete i mean they fall. in europe industrial farming subsidies and wage dumping are resulting in surpluses cut price european tomatoes end up exported to international markets today italy is just a minor player in the global tomato industry china is now the world's biggest producer its exports tomato paste often diluted with cheap filet gradients all over the world $60000000.00 tons per year 10 times more than italy the most to. important metric in global exports is profitability and a negative impact on t

pietro florentinflorentini, did that? pretty close. r unbelievable what you're doing. ramaco, think about this just for a second. all of us think, we can't burn any more coal because the world is rebelling in every way, shape, form, and fashion against that. ramaco, it would tell you that coal, now, get this, that coal is too expensive to burn. you're wasting an opportunity when you burn. i thought they were crazy when i was told that. but nevertheless, what they're saying is, they can make carbon fiber out of coal that is -- let me get this straight -- is four times as light as steel and twice as strong. they absolutely have a way to do things with coal that can be an alternative use for coal that it would be so perfect for us, it is unbelievable. wbu right now, i am announcing tonight, and i'm sure that everyone probably already knows, but they're going to develop and open a research facility at wvu to research just this. and not only that, ramaco is looking at the possibility of bringing one of these plants to southern west virginia. imagine that -- [ applause ] ima

carlo pietro giovanni guglielmo tebaldo ponzi, otherwise known as charles ponzi, was an immigrant to united states, and he was determined not to live the kind of life i have just described. he did not. there were times, however, when he might have been better off if he did. a few people actually made money from ponzi's financial machinations, which, by the way, were legal when he began to offer his financial product. the initial ponzi scheme was misunderstood in several other ways, too, which i will mention in a few minutes. before long, so much money was being made by a few people that a law was passed that made his dealings a criminal activity. when ponzi kept selling his now worthless paper, he became a crook and the ponzi scheme became a reality. late in the 20th century, thanks to a man named bernie madoff, the scheme was reborn and in 2008 madoff went to jail for the rest of his life. i suspect -- i do not know, but i suspect -- that ponzi's name might have been in the newspaper more in 2008 than it was in 1920. most of us think that the ponzi scheme is a kind of chain letter,