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supporting organizations that turkey views as terror groups the kurdistan workers party and the ultra left revolutionary people's liberation party front that of course via their coverage now and we're going to move on now to our other top story and that is macro and in the united states french president emmanuel micron has addressed a joint session of congress he urged american lawmakers to reject fear in isolationism and instead to launch a new era of twenty first century leadership backroad addressed syria free trade and the paris climate change agreement all topics where he and truong disagree and he urged the united states not to abandon the iran nuclear deal. and his rendezvous with u.s. lawmakers and a call look to share their love heaping praise on france's special bond with america but his message seemed to wrecked it to an audience of one u.s. president donald trump on iran and warned against abandoning the twenty fifty nuclear deal but still took a hard line. for iran our objective is clear iran shall never up of this any nuclear weapons. accomplish back on track america first agenda urging th

this was the revolutionary socialistic labour party. it had a small membership of about 300, and most of them were germans, again, even though it was an american group. now the dominant group in 1883 among anarchists was the international working peoples association. which, again, brings us back to pittsburgh and the pittsburgh declaration that i hope we put on your reading list for this eek. there were five authors of it. one of them was johan must, as you would expect, but the other was albert parsons. he had come the full way by 1883, and he represented an merican anarchist. and, it was probably to his influence that the declaration and other declarations tried to root anarchism not just in europe, as a european import, but as american. the declaration of independence, for example, were trying to broaden the base of anarchism by making it an american thing. ere are the key beliefs of anarchists in 1883-1886, and you will find them in readings too. that revolution was necessary. society could not evolve. it would take a revolution to

the first is the party of socialist revolutionaries in russia from approximately 1895-1905. the second is the irish republican army fight against england in 1916-1923. the third is that shining path in peru in the 1970s and 1980s. the fourth is the slm, the algerian independence movement fighting against the french from approximately 1950-1963. what i'm looking at is what's common in these different approaches to strategy, what worked, what failed. because we as terrorists, remember, we are terrorists in this thought experiment. we as terrorists want to know what works and what fails to we need to make a distinction between methodology and -- plenty of people who join terrorist organizations are criminals. some are not but just because they are criminals are nuts doesn't mean their bosses are irrational. we should give the terrorist leaders credit for being rational, at least until they have proved themselves otherwise. when ice irrational, i mean about the methodology, not about the etiology. so i start by thinking about the rational use of violence and the classic source f

some call it party duty, others call it revolutionary duty. those who can't pay it don't stay here. it was about 15,000 roubles a month. now it's twice as much. right now i have to pay 30,000 roubles, but this year the amount will probably rise to 50,000 roubles a month. later, the team meets up with another north korean. he fled his work brigade more than ten years ago and now lives in hiding. he says to earn money for themselves north koreans have to take on extra work, if they can pay off their bosses. people who are here for the second or third time know their way around. they bribed the manager to let them take on other work. the work day is like this. you work from morning till the end of your shift. then, in the evening, you work on other construction sites for the russians. you work there until morning. all night long. because that's your real source of income. you work your dayjob because you have to pay the state and then you have to make sure you and your family survive, because the state can't take care of you. so, you work in the evenings and you work in the weekends. t

change to society so this is our kind of party these days we live in complicated and fluid times so what has happened could it be allied to the resurgence of revolutionary politics over what was so long called postmodernism does anyone even talk about postmodernism anymore the philosophy expounded by ruling elites across

he all but caps o off the public stage entirely, towing the party line and earning praise from cuba'ss revolutionaryders fr his solid ideological strength. process,defending our we are defending the revolution that continues to be threatened and attacked. in the midst of a complex global situation, in the midst of a complex regional situation, all the while, updating their economic and social models. >> he will face major economic and social challenges given the glacial pace of recent cuban reforms, something you may have a freer range of tackle once raul castro steps down from having the communist party in 2021. confirmed he trump is lining up talks with kim jong-un, but the u.s. president is leaving himself and out. trump says he is ready to abandon that top-level meeting with the north korean leader if it doesn't produce results. >> setting the stage and some of the terms for what could be an historic summit, while hosting the prime minister of japan at his private club, donald trump reconfirmed that a meeting with kim jongng-un was inin the work. but he also issued a caveat. if i think it'sp: a

take over for castro in a transition meant to ensure the country and its signal party system outlasts the aging revolutionariesed it. the european parliament is repeating a call for facebook ceo mark zuckerberg to testify about the data privacy scandal. zuckerberg offered to send a supported in his place. the associated press says the eu sent a letter to zuckerberg, sank the scandal deserves a full and thorough explanation from facebook's top manager. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. shery: as we have been reporting, mike pompeo traveled to north korea to meet with kim jong-un in efforts to set up direct talks between president trump and can about north korea's nuclear weapons program. here to talk more about these unusual talks and what is ahead is senator ron johnson of wisconsin. he has been encouraging the mr. trump to continue pressure on denuclearization. the devil is in the details for denuclearization. you expect anything substantial to come out of the trump and kim meeting? so, johnson: i

fifty nine in the middle of the cold war without castro and a group of revolutionary supporters asked cuban president to her new party who flees to the dominican republic. castro appointed himself head of state and officially declared cuba a socialist republic all industry in business with nationalized and socialist reforms implemented throughout the country to the united states the one that capitalism it was seen as an affront. in one nine hundred sixty one a paramilitary group of fourteen hundred cuban exiles invaded cuba at the bay of pigs the invasion was sponsored and supported by the us within three days though it was defeated. washington responded with a number go against cuba which lasted for more than fifty years. it wasn't until an aging fidel castro transferred power to his brother all that the first signs of political reform became noticeable in. the eyes of the seventh i'm out of work. all the for taking over from his brother raul castro have been defense minister and chairman of the state council officially number to win the cuban leadership relations with america slowly began to for all of us up here.

party. and so will have to put that into consideration. the other thing though is that he doesn't have the revolutionary credentials of the castros so he does have to kind of deliver on the economy in some way shape or form and that's going to be the pressure point because there was a recession last year if you believe the numbers there is no longer recession right now but the g.d.p. numbers are still not very good what are going to be his biggest challenges for example in his ties with the u.s. well that's something that he's going to have to try to fix i mean the onus is of course on both sides united states under the trumpet ministration has pulled back on obama era normalization policies and of course you have the incidents with the american diplomats being impacted by these mystery sounds these alleged attacks and the cubans have denied any involvement in that so d.s. can now will have to try to make some overtures of course that hopefully in d.c. they do so as well because american tourists bring american dollars and especially for cubans in havana they have really benefit. from that over the last two years and we've seen a dip in ter

party. this is the first time in many years a democrat has one and election. host: was it viewed as revolutionary with these images? yest: in the united states, . however there were quite a few european magazines that had such cartoons. in the united states, keppler was revolutionary but in europe, not so much. cartoon without seeing a reference today. if you look through our book, you will see tons of cartoons that you could publish tomorrow and the readership of today would say -- i would recognize what is going on. --ey in politics write, throughout its history, puck has written a nation slid about the effect of money on government. campaigning against the political interference of millionaire businessman who attempted to manipulate the legislative agenda. guest: i know it is hard to believe but money was a worse problem then that it is now. there were no limitations, no restrictions. objected to ak greatly. >> do find the issues resonate today? >> very much so. electoralssue of the process, some issues are exactly the same. >> let me ask you about the detail of the work. let's get back to thi

tickets will go on sale for the tea party walking tour to be held on april 22 the next will be april 19, thomas jefferson revolutionary the radical struggle to remake america presented by kevin. museum member hours three to ten you may come in an hour before it is open and get the whole face to your self. i will be there making you listen to me. joel will be representing chief justice marshall in his time come a professor of international wal law at the university of california hastings law school including unlikely allies which is the basis of the new musical and he's also taught on in the faculties ait with thefacultiesf california berkeley, university connecticut and american university. i would like to welcome paul to the lecture. [applause] thank you all for being here is a great pleasure to have so many old friends and family man is as well as new friend. i'm very enthusiastic and excited to be here and appreciate the invitation of the tavern which is such a wonderful monument to the revolution. the unlikely allies a story of hope and urgent playwright and cross-dressing spy saved the american revolution and i c

and we want all the parties to take part in the election and that's the reason why we have press in my daughter has agreed and prissy mother is already the candidate of the revolutionary forces so our candidate will wait for the candidates of the opposition and we will have the elections in less money of course the british foreign secretary boris johnson merely says that your president is a dictator who imprisons thousands of people i believe mr bari xians and. or his making fake news or he's receiving fake news there is not such thing as a terrorist group in venezuela this is one of the most deep profound democracies in this whole world where we have had elections three elections last year and now. we're going for the presidential election this year i mean no where in the world this happens and we will demonstrate as we have for over one thousand years that the venezuelan or leave aryan revolution is a real democracy and it can be envied by other democracies even in the old you americans appeared to be very interested certainly american journalists in your country the new york times made a ten thousand word piece comparing opposition leader mr leopoldo lopez to marti

party in 1970. there is a dual based strategy. hey are a janus based group in the fact that they are talking about proactive revolutionary activities. but then there is another as pennington of the group that really at times attracts much less potential but that has witness very, very substantive. and that is the strategy of empower impoverished people mentally, physically and spiritually, and providing them critical thinking skills to understand what was going on. that clip you played of hue newton and eldridge cleaver is profound and powerful because you are watching two different political activists, who are also spleblingtwals and theorists. they are theorizing about the structure of racial and economic oppression in the unless. and 50 years later when we think about the movement for black lives mattering, that is completely connected and trying to build on what the pasters realized when you think about the way in which the state was institutionalizing the repression of african-americans. 2.3 mma people in prison right now, about half of those african-americans. or eight even mix million on parole or probation. million of child

change to society so this is our kind of party these days we live in complicated and fluid times so what has happened could it be allied to the resurgence of revolutionary politics over what was so long called postmodernism does anyone even talk about postmodernism anymore the philosophy expounded by ruling elites across nato nations before the rise of germany corbin and bernie sanders here's what no i'm chomsky said about postmodernism i think the effect is pretty clear it allows people to take a very radical stance you know more radical than they are but to be completely dissociated from anything it's happening well the biggest postmodernism scandal across nato nations was arguably the so-called bric more affair in which theoretical physicists deliberately created a fake connection between hard science and post-modernism so keen were neither left nor right postmodernists to ally to hard science as a badge of intellectual owner that they backed a paper by two eminent physicists and asacol and john brick wall wrote a paper called transgressing the boundaries towards a transformative hermeneutics of quantum gravity and it was published despite being comp

society so you know this is our kind of party these days we live in complicated and fluid times so what has happened could it be allied to the resurgence of revolutionary politics over what was so long called postmodernism does anyone even talk about postmodernism anymore the philosophy expounded by ruling elites across nato nations before the rise of germany corbin and bernie sanders he is what know him chomsky said about postmodernism i think the effect is pretty clear it allows people to take a very radical stance you know more radical than that but to be completely dissociated from anything that's happening well the biggest postmodernism scandal across nato nations was arguably the so-called bric mall of.

change to society so this is our kind of party these days we live in complicated and fluid times so what has happened could it be allied to the resurgence of revolutionary politics over what was so long called postmodernism does anyone even talk about postmodernism anymore the philosophy expounded by ruling elites across nato nations before the rise of germany corbin and bernie sanders here's what know him chomsky said about postmodernism i think the effect is pretty clear it allows people to take a very radical stance you know more radical than they are but to be completely dissociated from anything that's happening well the biggest postmodernism scandal across nato nations was arguably the so-called bric more affair in which theoretical physicists deliberately created a fake connection between hard science and post-modernism so keen when either left or right person modernists to ally to hard science as a badge of intellectual owner that they backed a paper by two eminent physicists and asacol enjoy a brick wall wrote a paper called transgressing the boundaries towards a transformative hermeneutics of quantum gravity and it was published despite being

revolutionary ideas. host: kathleen cleaver? kathleen: i wanted to make a clarification that the name the black panther party came from an organization that stokely and other people in lowndes county, alabama, or collaborating with the local community wanted to for the first time, run , candidates for office, so they had a political party, lowndes county freedom organization, and they had a symbol to vote for them and it was a symbol of the panther. so people began calling it the black panther party but they used that for certain reasons, saying a panther is the kind of animal who will never -- mind its own business. if you reach out to attack him, he will wipe you out. but he is not an attack animal. the symbol and notion of the black panther as connecting with radical black politics was very, very, very popular. another group in california took the name, and they said black panther party for self-defense. host: let's take a couple calls. anthony has been waiting in texas, line for those between 30 and 60. good morning. caller: good morning and thank you for taking my call. i just wanted to highlight something i have seen over the w

party. this is the first time in many years that the democrats had won an election. puck was proud of himself. steve: was joseph kepler viewed as revolutionary with these images? michael: in the united states, yes. however there were quite a few european magazines that had similar kinds of art. large lithographic cartoons. in the united states, kepler was revolutionary. in europe, not so much. steve: as you look at this today in the 21st century, what do you think? michael: i rarely open up a park cartoon -- a puck cartoon without seeing -- you will see hundreds of cartoons that you could publish tomorrow and the readership of today would say, i recognize that, that issue is still going on. one of those issues is money in politics. steve: chapter four, you write the following quotes, "pug complained tirelessly about the pernicious effect of money on elections in government. it campaigned against the political interference of millionaire businessman who attended to bend the late -- attempted to minute late the legislative agenda -- to manipulate the legislative agenda. michael: the state legislators elected the senators, not the populace. bas

party ranks for years and years. has never been a guy to rock ha revolutionary ideas, reform ideas earlier on.t talk about that so much. >> this is a guy who talked about bringing the internet to cuba which is a really touchy topic. he was the minister of education. he worked in areas raul is familiar with, via clara, these are the eastern parts of cuba that tend to be a little more hard line, little bit more revolutionary. but part of it also is the optics of all this. there are some hard liners that are still within this administration, guys who fought in the sierra maestra with raul, they don't want to see it handed over to the americans, existed during the batista days. the railing of the americans to the north, that's never going to make a mispromotion when you do that. >> when you talk about internet access, by the way, there was a feeling a couple years ago things were opening up in cuba. that seems to have now closed back down. how much access do cubans have to the outside in >> it's interesting. it's a twofold answer. there are hot spots cropping up all over the island. years ago when

revolutionary mode. trump is leaving at the top and we need someone to follow. we don't want to be the majority partygain. lou: a number of names are being brought to the floor. amongst them ahead of the freedom caucus. jim jordan one of the cofounders of the caucasus caucuses on judiciary or oversight in this played a major role. >> if we elect 16 new members of congress which are essentially there this time and replacing the ones that are there that freedom caucus will become the majority caucus. those kind of guys will. i don't think mccarthy will and i don't think the other establishment types will. lou: no one in the group would accept the fact that president trump representing the anti-establishment mood of the country the populist mood of the country the with the low blissed elites in the nonsense. the priorities are lying there. the agenda is in front of them and ryan fought it every moment that president trump was on. >> the house is supposed to represent the closest body politic more so than anybody else. lou: the ryan party, the chamber of commerce and the business roundtable the koch brot

seven year old communist party loyalist takes the reins from the construct brothers who ruled this island nation for the past six decades promised he would keep up cuba's revolutionary politics. in washington w.'s on leave iraq we hope to see going to top the hour. good shape in good shape as having celebrations to attend in france free and free celebration this togetherness you ask you to send us your most favorite brand new dk and judy and. the best team it's on home remedy contest winner and much more on the tenth anniversary show. good show next on g.w. . more intrigue on international talk show forward. analysts discuss the topic of the week israel is celebrating the seventieth anniversary of the birth of the jewish state in one thousand nine hundred forty eight seven decades on it's mean a remarkable story but it's also a troubled anniversary find out more shortly on hundred. sixty minutes on. where i come from we have to fight for a free press and was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one t.v. shadow and a few newspapers with official information as a journalist i have worked on the streets of many cantrips and their problems are all the sa

revolutionary ideas. >> i wanted to make a clarification the name the black panther party came from an organization that stokely and rad brown and other people in alabama were collaborating with the local community who wanted to, for the first time, run candidate for office and so they had a political party for the freedom organization and they had a symbol so you could go vote for them and their symbol was a panther and so people began calling it the black panther party, but they used that for a certain reason. they said the panther who is a kind of animal who will never -- you know, minds its own business but if you reach out to attack him, he will wipe you out, but he's not an attack animal. the symbol and the notion as connecting with radical black politics was very popular. another group in california took the name, black panther party for self-defense. >> from mansfield, texas, anthony is waiting on the line for those to 30. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. i wanted to highlight several articles in the "new york times" regarding the census bureau and a study they had been working on since

party. it was this kind of insanity of that era. what king was was a nonviolent revolutionary.ere you have a picture of him with gandhi and he learned this a very early. in graduate school they learned between fort martin did. in high school even that challenges your whole world view. gift understand something who is a believer in nonviolence a follower of jesus and gandhi has a different worldview and once you have that worldview everything that is violence is what you are trying to change. that means war and poverty. it means racism. those are all forms of violence. he spoke last night in memphis. you have to pronounce these things. you cannot beat number 45 playing his game. if have a different game. a better game. one that people can unite around. that's what king was so great about doing. he knew how to unite big masses of people. and killed those coalitions beyond any one group. before the march on washington 1963. the march on detroit where hundred 25,000 people showed up all led by union people. they more or less took over in downtown detroit. and what it's about in the

revolution — following raul, who himself took overfrom his brother, the revolutionary leader fidel castro. a powerful cross partythe commons should have a voice at the beginning and to be able to say this is what's important. i think a customs union is about manufacturing and industry. across the country it makes a massive difference, and also about northern ireland peace. but there's no chance for parliament at the moment to have that as a proper debate and express its view in a vote, and that's what we want to make sure can happen. it has become official labour policy. how confident are you that enough conservative mps agree with this? this debate is being tabled as part of the backbench debate process and this is a chance for backbenchers of all parties to have their say and express their views. i do hope that if conservative backbenchers, who very often have manufacturing industry in their constituency, who very often feel strongly about the importance of the northern ireland peace process, will use this as an opportunity to vote in favour of a customs union being part of the government's objectives — it's a

party walking tour to be held on april 22. the next election will be april 19, thomas jefferson revolutionary, a radical struggle to remake america. museum member early hours saturday at 3:10, seek and to come in an hour before the museum is open and get the whole place to yourself. i will be there. stalking you, , making to listen to me. we are delighted and -- to welcome joel paul who are presenting "without precedent: chief justice john marshall and his times." he is the author of four books including unlikely allies, the basis of any musical he wrote with martin. he's also taught on faculties from university of california berkeley, yale university, university of connecticut, at american university. i would now like to welcome joel paul to the lecture. [applause] >> thank you very much, and thank you all for being here. it's a great pleasure having so many old friends and family members as well as new friends. i'm very enthusiastic and excited to be here, and appreciate the invitation of fraunces tavern which is such a wonderful monument to the revolution. when i first proposed writing a book about chief justice john marshall

we want all the parties to take part in the election and that's the reason why we have president maduro has agreed and press the mother who is already the candidate of the revolutionary forces so our candidate will wait for the candidates of the opposition and we will have the elections in less money of course the british foreign secretary boris johnson merely says that your president is a dictator who imprisons thousands of people i believe mr bari xians and. or his making fake news or he's receiving fake news there is not such thing as a ted recipient venezuela this is one of the most deep profound democracies in the whole world we have we have had elections three elections last year and now we're going for the presidential election this year i mean no where in the world this happens and we will demonstrate as we have for over one thousand years that the venezuelan or leave aryan revolution is a real democracy and it can be envied by other democracies even in the old you americans appeared to be very interested certainly american journalist in your country the new york times made it ten thousand would piece comparing opposition leader mr leopoldo lopez to martin lu

revolutionary tendencies in the upper stalling age. while rudy's comrades were waxing lyrical about free love he chose a very different style. of. bonnie. yes we wanted to have a party and we invited lots of people. are like now friends people from different working groups from the third world groups. so i know our hawks we composed a kind of wedding speech and it was read out loud as a kind of sermon like there. are prayed in. berlin in the mid sixty's who wrote things are getting serious now for the revolutionaries who see they are a tiny minority that will remain irrelevant to society for quite some time because it exists largely outside of society. wants to get those who are disadvantaged by the capitalist system to become active because people only destroy their traditional norms if they believe they can improve their situation. to the socialist german student league formerly the student wing of the social democratic party seem to be the perfect instrument for this. he rose quickly through the leagues ranks but many long established members thought he was too radical. his nickname was put upon the word push meaning to. it's often difficult to reconcile the dema

the communist party in cuba which is the one in which call the shots and can is will try to enable change ino way. it will not make feel uncomfortable the old castro the old cuban revolutionary guard and the security apparatus so we expect change and rather will continue an opening of cuba's economy to foreign direct investment to the private sector but at the pace to which you know again the security apparatus the old guard will feel comfortable. the fact is though that the cuban economy is is suffering badly at the moment and there is an argument that there is a need to unshackle. the state resources a little bit and open things up because that is what cubans need i mean how how great is that pressure there's a huge need for that especially us bennis well us economy continues under pressure . no longer sts one hundred self and barrels of oil per day to queue us you will see their gaze some years ago and it's what is really sending forty thousand barrels of oil per day and this remains cuba main source of income over remittance says over revenues from the jury sector so indeed venezuela's economy continues under pressure and as the potential for more u.s. sanctions on venez

revolutionary ideas. host: kathleen cleaver? guest: i wanted to make a clarification that the name the black panther party came from an organization that stokely and other people in the counting alabama were collaborating with the local community, who wanted to, for the first time, run candidates for office, so they had a political party, lowndes county freedom organization, and they had a symbol to vote for them and it was a symbol of the panther. so people began calling it the black panther party but they used that for certain reasons, saying it is an animal who will never -- you mind its own business, but if you reach out to attack them, he will wipe you out, but this symbol and the notion and the black panther as connecting with radical black politics was very popular. another group in california took the name and said, black panther party perceptive that's. host: anthony has been waiting in texas, line for those between 30 and 60. caller: good morning and thank you for taking my call. i wanted to highlight something i have seen over the weekend, several articles in the new york times regarding the census bureau, and a study t

seven year old communist party loyalist takes the reins from the castro brothers who ruled the island for the past six decades promised that he would keep cuba's revolutionary politics. israel is marking seventy years of independence with celebrations across the country prime minister benjamin netanyahu began the day by inspecting a guard of honor he praised his country's achievements but also said that israelis will need to make sacrifices to ensure their security in the future and just if he's began at sundown yesterday with a lavish show in jerusalem. but even as the nation united's to mark this milestone there are sharp divisions in israeli society disagreement is perhaps deepest over the issue of settlements in the occupied west bank for the israeli right they are among the country's major achievements for the left they are a blight on israel's international reputation he traveled to the west bank for a closer look. skordas lies deep in the occupied west bank sixty families live in this illegal israeli outpost near the settlement of she'll our own cuts of moved to s. coldest seven years ago with his family it's situated in the middle of an area where p