for nato nations the stabilization around the world we talked allegedly reporter and filmmaker john pilger about silence noise and distortion and the matrix islam there will soon tells us about the odyssey's of jacques cousteau to educate human kind about the depths of the world all the civil war coming up in today's going on the ground but first when we began this season theresa may and our government are still banging on about using british taxpayer money to overthrow the only secular government in the middle east but as we have high someone your liberal austerity policies have destroyed majority and donald trump has cancelled cia funding for isis linked rebels meanwhile nato nation mainstream media appears to have found new rebels to support this time in the nation with the world's largest known resources of fossil fuel bolivarian revolution revenge as well a former mayor of london ken livingstone to negotiate a deal with former foreign minister and now president of venezuela nicholas duro to provide cheap venezuelan fuel for london's buses said mistakes were made on the chavez let alon

that sharing a stage with the later go chavez well joining me now is that listen filmmaker john pilger his latest film is called the coming war on china john thanks for. before we get to the world in may and what do you make of jeremy cool been condemning violence on both sides in venezuela venezuela is getting the kind of attention. rightly and used because they are it's not tend to overthrow the government that's what this violence in the street is about and i think it would have been rather good of jeremy coburn had made it rather more specific who started the violence would we in this country tolerate. an opposition in the cold for the violent overthrow of the government the cold the military to rise up a media the core of the cold on say let's say the b.b.c. calling for a coup against the government in why toll. in the prime minister in ten downing street of course not yes there is violence on both sides but i would suggest that most of the violence comes from something that has never gone away and that is monopolies that control seventy percent of the capital and economic power i

a stage of the late hugo chavez well joining me now is that journalist and filmmaker john pilger his latest film is called the coming war on china john thanks for coming back on before we get to the world in may and what did you make of jeremy cool been condemning violence on both sides in venezuela venezuela is getting the kind of attention. rightly and used because there is not attempt to overthrow the government that's what this violence in the street is about and i think it would have been rather good of jeremy coburn had made it rather more specific who started the violence in this country.

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for nato nations the stabilization around the world we talked allegedly reporter in filmmaker john pilger about silence noise and distortion and the matrix is number wilson tells us about the odyssey's of jacques cousteau to educate human kind about the depths of the world all the civil war coming up in today's going underground but first when we began this season theresa may and our government are still banging on about using british taxpayer money to overthrow the only secular government in the middle east but as we hit high someone your liberal austerity policies have destroyed a majority and donald trump has canceled cia funding for isis linked rebels meanwhile nato nation mainstream media appears to have found new rebels to support this time when the nation with the world's largest known resources or fossil fuel bolivarian revolution revenge is whaler former mayor of london ken livingstone to negotiate a deal with former foreign minister now president of venezuela nick my duro to provide cheap venezuelan fuel for london's buses said mistakes were made on the chavez let alone the fact

that sharing a stage with the late hugo chavez well joining me now is that list in filmmaker john pilger his latest film is gold the coming war on china john thanks for coming back on before we get to the world in may and what do you make of jeremy cool been condemning violence on both sides in venezuela venezuela is getting the kind of attention. rightly and used because there is not attempt to overthrow the government that's what this violence in the street is about and i think it would have been rather good of jeremy coburn had made it rather more specific who stops at the violence would we in this country tolerate. an opposition in the cold for the violent overthrow of the government the cold the military to rise up a media the core of the cold on say let's say the b.b.c. calling for a coup against the government in why i told and the prime minister in the ten downing street of course not yes there is violence on both sides but i would suggest that most of the violence comes from something that has never gone away and that is monopolies that control seventy percent of the capital and

here is abc's eva pilger. >> we'll start with some basic questions.s -- >> reporter: in a world where it feels like nothing is as it seems. >> blue. >> one plus one is -- >> reporter: there's at least one truth we thought was indisputable. and the earth is? >> flat. >> flat. >> the earth is flat. >> reality, my senses tell me it's flat, it's stationary. >> reporter: or so i thought. but, for the people attending the first flat earth conference, their earth, indisputably is not round. >> everybody here can agree on one thing which is that it is not a globe. >> reporter: for centuries, the flat earth was accepted as certainty until science said otherwise. >> one of the rules is never admit someone is bigger than yourself. >> reporter: it wasn't until 2015, when this guy, mark sergeant posted his flat earth clues. >> part of a series of clues that can help you get around the design of the flat earth we live in. i did not invent flat earth. all i did was walk up to a door point at it, say, you know what? i think there's really interesting things on the ot