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on r t r g dot com. over. did you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open process is critical to our democracy albus. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and across several we've been hijacked lying handful of transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once told us my job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem truck rational debate and a real discussion critical issues facing america to find a job ready to join the movement then walk a little bit. well to the. science technology innovation hall the least a mellow mince from around russia we've dumped a few jerks covered. no i want james. faster. people. right. so let's get a soldier who has never thought never met his enemy face to face or never felt the strength of his enemy is not ready psych

on r t r g dot com. another exception we are the only country to every use nuclear weapons on another country twice. the most prominent examples of american exceptionalism i can think of is the rhetoric of weapons of mass destruction around the world using not as a precursor to actually invade other nations when the us historically has been the greatest aggressor and user of chemical and nuclear weapons. we also work very hard to make sure the rest of the world doesn't have them. especially in the middle east while for one very close friend we've made an exception they are allowed but don't have to tell anyone. in syria we demand the government give up its chemical weapons and don't want to hear about possible rebel use of deadly toxic more fair. and this exceptionalism is all based upon picking and choosing what is in our national interest at the time when it's an i would say it's not a it's not a a major clarion. policy that we maintain across the board toward everybody it's me and if you know we make

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on r t r g dot com. and. welcome back to the show we're talking to karen hughes swirled bank whistleblower could have you back foreign governments keep buying give us treasury bonds to spied obvious problems years economy is facing what's making them do that in your opinion i think the biggest market for the federal reserve notes is the u.s. treasury and there is a god of dollars right now but yes there's also a small market unfortunately the market is weakening as the dollar weakens because of all of this what they call quantitative easing where every month so many additional dollars are printed with absolutely no backing you never told when it first part should we be buying gold well yes and no i think gold is probably a wise purchase right now but more as insurance than investment because there's actually a great deal of gold there's even more gold than people know about for example the amount of gold that's in deposit in the bank of hawaii is a hundred and seventy thousand tons this is more than the world

on r t r g dot com many israelis have to. excuse excuses some techno problems now time out for some of the international news in brave the galleries of rome's iconic coliseum has been turned into a protest stage crowds have gathered inside and outside the ancient london to say no to the government's economic policies irani was organized by trade unions who are preparing for a mass trial strike against austerity measures planned for next week rose been tightening the branches screws to control these soaring public debt which has grown to one hundred thirty eight percent of the country's annual economic output. also workers led by democrat senator nancy pelosi hit the streets of washington to show their anger over the ongoing government shutdown they demanded this senate result the crisis by allowing a vote on a resolution to reopen the government the shutdown is now in its eleventh day there's less than a week left until it was supposed to fold with congress and able to agree about it . retired israeli army all has been killed

on r t r g dot com the the. drama is the chance to be ignored. in the. stories others refuse to notice. the food system changes the world lights now. so picture of today's leaves law based on demands from around the globe. local. t.v. . economic down in the final. days. and the rest. will be every week. we. welcome back to cross talk we're all things are considered i'm peter lavelle to mind you were discussing the geneva peace process. ok i'd like to go back to richard in new york and six months into the conflict in syria i worried a lot about jihad is coming in and being supported by saudi arabia i was called alarmist a year later i talked about partition again i was called an alarmist but what about partition if we don't get some kind of resolution relatively soon because civil war is the longer they last the worse the outcome usually is this a possibility that we could see the country partitioned what does that mean for a rump state syria and what does that mean for the the region as a whole. well if partition means setting up. fully independent mini

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r t r g dot com. technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia. although the modern music industry is the tortoise the vapid or few diamonds in the rough that use art to advance social consciousness one of those artists is eleanor goldfield is an l.a. based singer songwriter and front woman of the band rooftop revolutionaries owner has also been a vocal supporter of occupy wall street and amend this movement to keep money out of politics she joins me now from l.a. studio eleanor welcome. thank you for having me and so i hope the ship government shutdown shame has given you some material to be inspired by you know we hear a lot about armchair revolutionaries but what exactly is a rooftop revolutionary. well. i used to live on a roof here in los angeles in the silver lake neighborhood and rooftop revolutionaries started actually as a political group and then i came up with the idea to combine my passion for political activism and my passion for music so that's where rooftop revolutionaries was born and like a bridging are not division of course we know it can ostracize a lot of musicians from a lot of audiences of why did you choose to really politics in your art. well i think it's actually i think it's the job of artists to be that voice of a generation as artists musicians painters movie makers we have the strongest voice in popular culture and unfortunately the voice of so much of my current generations popular culture is don't stop the party and things like that and i think that there is such a much more important message to be put out there most notably being the end of corporate rule and corporate power that is the biggest issue facing my generation worldwide and i think that since we do have that strong voice it's our job to take up. that fight and to promote that too to fans and to people all across lines social lines through music and through our. music really does have that ability to bridge a lot of people together past just a kind of a political bantering back and forth and really galvanize people your band is a lot of american flag imagery i thought this is really interesting why did you choose to embrace nationalistic symbolism. because i do think that the flag itself just like this country was founded on tremendously strong ideals and tremendously powerful ideals that promote the idea of a democratic republic and promote the idea of power by the people and i think because that is so strong i'd like to put that back into the spotlight as a positive symbol and not just a symbol of where we've gone wrong and the issues and the negative effects of that flag i think it could be a strong symbol for good and i'd also of course it is a very strong symbol so pushing that out there also promotes the idea that the band is a political band and to not be afraid of being political because like i said it's very important these days to be politically active and that flag is a very strong symbol of that well that's what i like about it because that when you usually see that flag it's a lot of super patriotic musicians and songs and so i like how you're going to be using it but to say a very stark message and kind of warning about where this country is going i want to play a song for our audience complicity off your album resolute let's check it out. i knew you cons took up their arms in faith genocide wears suits and ties let's play a very powerful lyrics what does that song mean to you. basically it's that the idea that because we do live in a republic democratic republic everything that this country does has our stamp of approval on it whether or not we do approve of it our silence speaks louder than any words that we have so far put across so complicity is basically the that were complicit in this crime or complicit in the crimes that the united states performs here and overseas and that's with that with that song is saying the melon on your blog you were saying that it is rare to find musicians or music industry professionals especially in l.a. who are intellectual or quarter why do you think that most aren't. again it goes back to the idea that popular culture these days seems more interested in not stopping the party and as my guitarist brian actually put it once this generation seems really intent on preaching escapism and basically the idea that let's not pay attention to the bad things that are happening right now let's just pay attention to sex drugs and rock n roll and sure that's fun but again there are more pressing issues and it can also be an entertaining way of discussing these issues and that's the idea of bringing it to a musical medium is that you can have fun at a concert i don't want people to come to our shows and be bored or depressed music is a very entertaining way of putting forth this message and when people are entertained when they feeling gaged they're more intent on sticking with it and that's the whole idea behind it as to why people aren't more politically active i think there's a bad rap basically on being politically active. and i see it all the time as well i mean a lot of people that i've dealt with and move to amend or money out voters in or even occupy wall street a lot of those people were much older than me and so it is this problem that a lot of people in my generation and the music industry entertainment industry feel that it's not cool or it's not sexy to be into political issues just tune out completely of course the industry suppresses a lot of political activism with music and all the like thank you so much eleanor goldfield amazing to have you on activist songwriter everyone check it out thank you so much abby i. i i i we're living in an era of greenwashing as people are becoming more environmentally conscious corporate america is using the green movement to its advantage case in point ethanol what started as a concept to reduce dependence on foreign oil and. clean air initiatives turned into a wall street backed crony industry with little to no oversight or regulation see years ago the e.p.a. mandated that oil refineries mix ethanol with gasoline or they had another choice by ethanol credits in the form of thirty eight digit renewable identification numbers better known as ren hang on these credits are provided by the government to incentivize the expansion of the renewable fuel industry sounds great now there's a federal requirement on the amount of ethanol credits that you need and if you don't have them you can be fined up to thirty two thousand dollars every day. and of course wall street being as corrupt as it is seized upon this new market and transformed an environmental program into a profit machine by hoarding hundreds of millions if not billions of britons to sell and trade so how does happen and who's hurting as a result of this shady practice joining me now host of a new art to show boom bust area they are all related things there is on my eyebrow having me on and i have to say better than most people reading this is the front page of the new york times about what i guess six weeks ago not only about this and it was my mind but i don't know what i was going so how is it and this is my question how is it that banks are able to trade commodities because i thought back in the day they were unable to. know they weren't banks were actually function and they functioned as banks and they were banked if you will their appeal glass steagall in one thousand nine hundred nine basically what non financial institutions participate and own nonfinancial corporations like commodities operations like ethanol like aluminum like other other commodities banks can own those and if you own it obviously talk about being an insider and there's no need for insider trading when you are the insider you literally own the company on which you're trading so crazy why are banks even invoke a i get that and i understand that banks are just you know they see the profit the dollar. signs are going crazy but i just don't understand why the e.p.a. allowed banks to be involved in a market that has nothing to do with energy or if i mean you would think would be if you would say hey people i can get these credits are the energy companies or the refiners and that is exactly who can get the credits however while the they do issue these credits it goes back to what you were saying before this market is built for what wall street salivate for this poorly regulated not a lot of transparency it's built for corruption if you will but it's not corrupt because it's not illegal because the e.p.a. really doesn't have any oversight created this in an effort you know for like you said renewable energies but then when they created the market they then said oh let's let's let the free markets dictate it you can't create be the market creator and then spout about free markets just don't work that way you have to come in with some sort of regulation but basically they allow the banks to get involved it doesn't function like a regular commodity on a regular exchange with an exchange there's some level of transparency because there is an exchange this has not you and i could trade britain's renewable energy renewable can you think there are now new ball identification number of the thirty digit renewable identification number you and i can trade brands it's john like the good old days of wall street believe in one spark that you literally can pick up and start trading which is why the spreads on it are so much bigger than you'd see with a regular stock on a regular commodities exchange so how you know how is it that there's so little regulation i guess is the next question i mean how is it the has almost no transparency you know what that's that is the question of the hour and a lot of people been asking not i hold the e.p.a. to a higher standard than a lot of other other agencies in the government and the fact that they are just touting free market don't let the free markets dictate it basically the e.p.a. is saying this is a great thing this means that there's more renewable energies winds are going out the person is going out but what they never did they didn't take the time to stop and think that it was in two thousand and five that this law that required you know energy companies to to put this thirty eight d. . written on the bottom of each barrel that says you are you mixed definitely or you paid the price that because you didn't extend they didn't realize that when they made this law. the market would continue to grow they thought the market would grow into twenty twenty two it hasn't two thousand came there was just people started using more fuel efficient cars tesla everyone loves now a i mean that doesn't buy it though i don't buy that the saying hey we don't see anything shady going on what's going on. so what do you paint what is going on you . do i guess keeping this just completely like again for a i mean they created a mini monster in the sense that they created this market that they weren't involved in and it's really really difficult you know to anticipate a market's actions and what a market's going to do when you don't know the market and. when you're just creating and you're not familiar with an you're not from there it's and then you leave it loosely regulated and say hey that's a good thing that means people are buying these things that we say are better someone is out there again you're absolutely right it's a matter of finding who that person is that is the lobbyist for the ethanol markets i mean the ethanol markets thumbs up a ok there may be a rock runs of money because now they have a built in market the government requires everyone to have this and it's it's a trickle down effect to will affect ultimately the consumer it also affects the cars the cars that we produce you can only put so much corn in gasoline. so yeah basically the cost is going to be laid out on the people who are these banks are hoarding all these returns they're selling them for way costlier than they should be and of course the companies that are really that price on the consumer at the gas pump right and here's the thing we don't even know what that price is we know that in the first six months of this year six billion dollars worth of runs were issued and traded traded six billion dollars in six months how much do you think that is since it started since that certain two thousand and five. i mean it but then we don't know we don't know how much it is because there there isn't any transparency the commodities the commodities future excuse me the commodity futures trading commission they say that you can voluntarily participate and tell us how many were in j.p. morgan and citibank guess how many participate so you take a guess you didn't. know one participates in a search so it's i mean it's just it's kind of a scam and someone is out to profit and it's trickle down like george i'm glad this is becoming exposed as i had no idea what do we do i guess how can we scale this back if you want us i mean it's funny that you bring that up just the other day when i was getting ready to come in here are two and i generally yoga with the television on i saw a commercial saying you know stop the ethanol market manipulation like you see further and i was like whoa this is getting out there and that's a good thing i mean let's keep our eyes on the ball and we'll be checking out your show boom bust on our teacher be awesome thank you so much for going on breaking this down thank you thank you abbi that's it today for our show have a great night be sure to tune in to boom bust everyone check out the promo. true guy so always never. surplus deficit. boom bust. some may disagree. but i believe america is exceptional. let's we can't. let. let's. look. you know. please. a pleasure to have you with us here today. splits the syrian opposition party takes a close look at life on rebel ground is just a 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