but it's beyond doubt is it not that this idea of the secretive priory of sion was a hoax developed bye in the 1950s, the research is in and it was a hoax and you may be hoaxed by it but was it not time for you to say you got it wrong? i'm talking about my beliefs of the story ofjesus christ. how i tell the story, it's a creative art, i can take some of what i want from history, some of its real and some of it not, i do not know enough about the priory of sion to say for a fact that is true or a hoax, i have no idea. at the time i wrote the book i believed it was true. has your ideas and further research change your mind in any way? gonna that hasn't, i have moved on from that story and left it behind. it is important, i am not trying to convince anyone of an idea, i am trying to write an enjoyable book which gets people talking. if people decide to believe the story then great, if they decide to say it's just a thriller and crazy talk that is fine too. it's just intended to get people thinking about why they believe what they believe. the idea fake news now is absolutely germane to th

found what he sees as a loophole where he can decertify but the not push congress to reimpose saying sions there is fine his base mattis is a key voice he is respected on capitol hill and we are starting to see some republicans especially within the leadership say basically it will quote the uses the toothpaste is always a out of the bottle the money has been given to iran the same sions have been lifted if they were to reimpose sanction they know the allies would blame them for and walked away from the nuclear deal and it's not at all clear that the allies would follow suit and which would mean the same sions were somewhat toothless so it's not confirmed that the republicans will go along but it's also important to point out whenever things go into congress anything could happen lobbying matters so they'll be faced with the choice between the pro israeli government lobby and all of the allies and other countries like china and russia who said we signed this deal we're not renegotiating so there will be pressure on congress not to mention the fact that the trump administration cannot point

process that is to say there will be a process of revising whether that you say sions have any meritand they actually can be turned into a trial and that will happen in march it will begin the fifth of march when we do know what the charges what the charges are it will be only at that stage at this point what we know is that they're talking about historical sexual abuse allegations. in recent years we've seen numerous cases of child abuse by church officials how is the catholic church dealing with such cases at this point in time for most observers i think unless they're very close to the church their reasons that they are quite timid in really pushing serious reform and this is something that has been said by as ations of victims who have pointed out that there is a lot of political will at the very top of the church that would be the pope himself but there is a lot of him by the mint and hurdles that actually occur at the lower ranks of the church which is a very very bad bureaucratic machine one of the main things that will continue to be discussed is the fact that the church that

by some thirty friends and relations he entered the cistercian community at sea to the new sister sion orders were reforming monastic life seeking a return to simple christian values now not responded to the reformist call with enthusiasm. lease. spread fast new ministry sprang up in the forests of burgundy and. disapproved of the benedictine elite at cluny the power lust of the clergy in rome and the growing of episcopal churches instead they call for austerity and toil they cleared woodland for example and regulated the flow of rivers one new ministry after another appeared on the map. of supervised personally the construction of. which now stands as a monument to his ideas of what i'm honest should look like. monks who pass through this gate entered a world of strict regulations and hard physical labor. the bell calling the monks. a summons with. all those who. came from families peasants sons urban poor were accepted into the community commoners were admitted. to help the monks perform heavy manual tasks later the ministry also. and knowing to day laborers. the monks make their own

there is a sion of the region and. you have the heart that will tretton not on the future of syria but also the future of the security of the region so this is the first thing that we should. vishal prevent the second issue i think in ankara strategic thinking you know. fear of being encircled or surrounded by an k.k. or kurdish rebel stretching from region in northern iraq we are region. two accountants in the east of your affairs your and probably can't ones and with this. encounter on to the eastern mediterranean so ankara is stinking that this will be deferred stret. tackle so i think this is the prime motive for shaping all outcomes right now in in ankara ok that's interesting not only do you think the syrians see this move towards. establishing peace in syria or more about containing the syrian kurds which to ankara appear to be some kind of threat is very true but on the one hand if you ask about syrians depends on which syrian you are talking about because if you are talking about loyalists those who are suppor

michelangelo in the secrets of the sistine chapel it debuts march fifteenth at the auditorium did a consulate sione in rome near st peter's square. this week's modest fashion festival in london showcased collections for women who prefer to cover up rather than reveal whether for cultural or religious reasons it included. the first tee job wearing top model on the new york in milan runway. and it was conceived by a london based muslim doctor and a human rights lawyer it aims to present luxurious contemporary modest fashion brands from around the world. some of the most significant works of giuseppe bodo are currently on display in rome twenty paintings sketches and autographs have been compiled from all over the world the late renaissance artist is best known for his almost surreal portraits made of flowers fruits and animals the exhibition continues at the national gallery of ancient art and by not so bob but any until february eleventh twenty. the saying goes that money doesn't grow on trees but ben howard schmidt from austria challenges that idea with that he grows on trees the austrian artist ha

sions between the nato allies on sunday the u.s. mission to to announce it was restricting visa services off to the interest of a turkish staffa at the american mission in istanbul. forty two solar cars have begun a growing three thousand kilometer race across australia the solar challenge stretches from darwin in the country's tropical north traverses the outback and ends in the southern city of adelaide. the cars are powered only by the sun and reach speeds of one hundred kilometers per hour. thanks. this week on world stories. and insecticide and dead bees in romania a courageous stand against christian terror in uganda. but we start with a man who is concerned about the consequences of the recent elections in germany due to the arrival of the radical right wing a f t party in parliament as a holocaust survivor he finds it unbearable thanks it's a fist most i did. not fascism in germany never went away it just took on a new form you will. find since you. view of the ad and see we will have found this government we will hunt down

you know all for all the democratic rights people over three hundred fifty sions in our cold how can we send all these petitions back to the same body to conduct an election we really need to be honest and sincere here this is not about putting jubilee back in power this is not about taking us back to one party state from a multi-party democracy this is about kenya you know anything any of the people who live just later that i interviewed we care about kenya they will not take us back with and i think as you know that apology where i hear you and i know there will be pushback on line to that as well this is all about i have to in the conversation here a big thank you to our gas and our community project but before we go a quick reminder that we're now streaming live on you tube so check us out you'll find a link to the live show every day on the al-jazeera english you tube page it's right there under upcoming live streams and you can be part of heated discussions like this one i'm kenya until next time i'll see online take care. of family business handed down from generation to gener

the sions out there in country, i know it often appears that we don't get along, that we hate each other, that we're add each other's throats, but nothing could be further from the truth. and it's been such the country, i know it often appears that we don't get along, that we hate each other, that we're add each other's throats, but nothing could be further from the truth. and it's been such an honor to work with chairman black as a member of the budget committee. and all the members. we do the country, i know it often appears that we don't get along, that we all respect each and get along. we just have some very serious disagreements about policy. that's fair. that's what this country is about. and once again although i may not get to do it -- since i may not get to do it again, as chairman black pursues another office and probably won't appear with me on the same program anymore, i want to wish and say what a joy it's been to work with her. with that we yield the balance of our time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentlelady from tennessee is recognized. mrs. b

decide on friday if it wants to change its legal basis based both banks fear and cattle and declare a sion of independence could see them kicked out of the euro zone and out of the jurisdiction of the european central bank and it's not only spanish corporations that are thinking about. protesters on the streets of catalonia are confident they're doing the right thing for their region many think the spanish economy is propped up by catalonia that they're the ones driving it and attracting foreign investors. there are one thousand three hundred active german companies in spain catalonia accounts for almost half of these investors if this small northeastern region becomes a separate country the investments of five hundred twenty german companies would break away in one fell swoop. and if it breaks from spain catalonia would presumably lose its status within the e.u. firms are already alarmed with one trade association already advising german firms to put their plans on ice. and should abandon their own expansion plans at least for the next few weeks to see what happens it's always advisable t

some members have been implicated in crimes including selling weapons store sion and murder. well meantime elsewhere in the world the head of kenya's election commission has said that it will be difficult to guarantee that next week's presidential election will be free and fair and credible while foula. blamed interference from politicians earlier a commission member quit saying that the upcoming vote would not be credible. china's president xi jinping has declared a new era for his country and said that it is time for china to take center stage in the world at the first session of the communist party congress in beijing she also pledged to open his country's economy further and pursue a policy of zero tolerance against corruption during the week long congress a new politburo to run china for the next five years will be selected have a look. it's a meeting on the grandest of scales. nearly twenty three holes and we can also see now that trump is actually moving the u.s. out of the center stage that china will actually try to move in all of into all these voids that are left o

sions between berlin and on camera. the catalonia crisis deepens another day of political mayhem which is where a home business we visit the companies caught in the crosshairs of the independent struggle and cross to our correspondent in bosler and. also coming up no surprises from the e.c.b. traders love that they also like the central banks gradual winding back of its huge quantity of program. the cuban design company looks to the u.s. to boost sales by launching the island's first online fashion. base is your business update on how at home free in berlin thanks for joining me spain is counting the cost of its dramatic political events on thursday catalonia as president said he will not be calling a regional snap election forgoing a move that could ease tensions with madrid many companies have already moved their headquarters out of spades richest region but not every business wants to leave. a banner on the town hall of sub adele reads freedom for political prisoners this catalan city isn't just the stronghold of the

points to the merits of the north american free trade agreement the fourth round of really go see a sions begin today. scrapping diesel cost a safe environment a good idea or a waste of resources. welcome to do business independence yes but not yet that was the message catalan leader carlos them all sent out last night and it was a message well received by investors catalan leaders said they were suspending their bid to for independence equities jobs by one and a half percent on madrid's ibex index of spanish blue chips shares in catalonia bangs shot up by over two percent after two of them incorporated outside of the region in the event that it broke from spain many catalan businesses remain on the alert to zero and they say they will swiftly. leave the region if independence blocks them from trading advantages provided by the e.u. and the whole of their house traders abroad just as worried spanish prime minister mariano hawley has called on the catalan regional government to clarify whether it has declared independence or not. according to the evil institute's monthly service spain and

disappear iran can sprint towards a rapid nuclear weapons breakout in other words we got we can spec sions in exchange for no more than a purely short term and temporary delay in iran's path to nuclear weapons what is the purpose of a deal that at best only delays a ran's nuclear capability for a short period of time this as president of the united states is unacceptable but based on the factual record i have put forward i am announcing today that we cannot and will not make this certification. well from all of this i'm joined now by dr henning from the german council on foreign relations after we give thanks for being with us today on the day this is a deal that germany helped hammer out with britain france china russia where you see europe on this are they on trump's side not really because the europeans think that this is. a possible way out of the book a year long sanctions policy against iran had they didn't really produce. a nuclear free. iran so they want to stick to the agreement because they don't want to be on the side of those who who are refusing to drop out and i think they un

will be known as she jinping fourteen has fourteen principles according to chinese state news agency sion the move is expected to further consolidate she's helped putting him on par with mao zedong founded china's ruling communist party. togo's opposition says three people have been shot dead in a third day of anti-government protests demonstrators are demanding changes to limit how long togo's leaders can stay in power or president for nothing based family has been in power for more than half a century kenya's opposition leaders has his decision to pull out of next week's election of iran remains unchanged during the made the comments after talks of top election officials during the had said he would reconsider his decision to quit if proper electoral reforms were carried out right those are the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us risking it all that's coming up next. in india a mining company is heading to australia to build one of the world's biggest mines will it be an economic but no answer or an ecological disaster. at this time on al-jazeera. thank you. so so. so overloaded you

announced the united states is withdrawing from the next guy citing among its reasons they will gonna say sions alleged bias against israel. a new york times editor and alleged acquaintance and he changed all quote we're beating the way mainstream and social media manipulate the news. very rare cases will. try to make up for the fact that something isn't in the trend but in those cases they will use something with intervention to make sure that they. do.

in the secrets of the sistine chapel it debuts march fifteenth at the auditorium debtor consulate sione in rome near st peter's square. this week's modest fashion festival in london showcased collections for women who prefer to cover up rather than reveal whether for cultural or religious reasons it included. the first tee job wearing top model on the new york and milan runways. the event was conceived by a london based muslim doctor and a human rights lawyer it aims to present luxurious contemporary modest fashion brands from around the world. some of the most significant works of giuseppe bodo are currently on display in rome twenty paintings sketches and autographs have been compiled from all over the world the late renaissance artist is best known for his almost surreal portraits made of flowers fruits and animals the exhibition continues at the national gallery of ancient art in but not so bob any until february eleventh twenty. the saying goes that money doesn't grow on trees but ben howard schmidt from austria challenges that idea with a chair that he grows on trees the austrian

that with the cease fire signed at one stage in the year following months there was a definite to say sion in the hostilities and a drop in the amount of damage done to schools to hospitals and of course injury to children but made very clear that this is an ongoing situation but the important point is that there are signs of progress says the secretary general's representative particularly with regard to talks with the coalition led by saudi arabia but the whole essence of what has happened here in this report is that the format of it has changed let's just take a look at the grand sweep of the report. the report focuses on children in conflict across the globe in countries ranging from afghanistan to colombia to syria mali myanmar and more the list itself showing how widespread the problem is of children caught up in or recruited to armed action there were three thousand five hundred twelve child casualties in afghanistan alone the highest recorded in one country and in yemen a total of one thousand three hundred and forty child casualties were recorded of which the report says the saudi

and i think direct rule in that they want the kind of i need news the power of the day we're used to sion syslog very it's been very peaceful and the nothing the system no offset all the people hey in the crowd have been chomping that they think that close. the man who still says the president of this region should go in and i think they want to happen does the i was on program and we're looking at live pictures from the scene in barcelona they're sure that madrid has called an election for the region at the end of the year and there's this new poll that says the pro independence coalition would likely lose and so this is one poll but do you get the sense that there's some sort of silent pro unity majority there well this is a very this crisis has been defined by its questions and so there's a lot of still happened before that election is read that look at pontiac by side he. certainly duraid and curious i think to the heavy handed people here who are. divided on whether they are independent though and can dependent on the majority being too too heavy handed taking too much control that m

that sharks are not dangerous as they think sharks are useful to as people because they can always sions in balance taking the ocean. the message of save our seas is clear. shocks like humans rely on healthy oceans to survive so we need to learn to live with the sea and its inhabitants not against them. in shock alley marine biologist kelly bank is back on the tourist boat. here shocks are already celebrated stands. watching more than. they have looked at for so many years we still know so little about how to help her what i would like to do you know what i hope that we can do is to further our knowledge on this animal. into and then to perhaps a better idea of exactly how vulnerable this space is and what we can do to better protect it there's plenty of research still to be done besides the charismatic great white one hundred other shock species can be found in the waters of south africa. from south africa we had to many where they're hardly any more or less left these master will have a very special more or less comes to vast amounts of water so they play an important role in the absen

in sports is denying i can say sions made by swiss prosecutors have opened a bribery case against the president of pakistan jamal and over the awarding of media rights for the fee for world cup p.s.g. president nasser fear who is also the c.e.o.'s being media group is being investigated alongside faces former secretary general your own valka and an unnamed businessman so the lens attorney general on thursday announced criminal proceedings and b. in paris office was searched on the day being spores as a major broadcast rights holder in the middle east and north africa region it's alleged their media rights in question pertain to the wildcards in twenty eighteen and twenty twenty two the statement reads a b. and media group refutes all our kids ations made by the attorney general of switzerland the company will fully cooperate with the authorities and is confident as to the future developments of this investigation. now russia says it's made significant steps towards its anti doping reforms but those efforts on being recognized by the international community russia's athletics federatio

catalina spent more than fifteen years of her life in the mummy and torn convent in him sion near leipzig in saxony today only ruins are left of it. five hundred years ago more than forty nuns lived in emotion they were so-called enclosed or cloistered nuns isolated from the outside world discipline and a b.d. ans ruled their daily life every three hours the bells called them to prayer at night too they were awakened for chanting and devotions a doorway can still be seen in the top floor it allowed the nuns to get to prayer in the. at night without having to go outside. but a convent like this was also a privileged place. when you were together with the members of your own class you had access to education and medical care and that was more than most of us to press our thinking it was. catalina from boulder learned much more in the column then than she would have done outside reading writing a bit of latin and singing. she probably also learned arithmetic and how to run a household but despite the privileges for some women this life of chastity was an ordeal women who became nuns could ne

lost is the first time we found ourselves in such a situation there are people here doing them stray sions week after week and they don't talk about the only talk about some people that is doing other demonstrations but not. the majority of the spanish senate still house to approve the measure is presented by my treats and if it does council will remain a time in this in the moment at least till the next treason elections to take place within the next six months and then the question are. barcelona. meanwhile the valley region which is a part of catalonia wants to remain a part of spain a small region in the pyrenees mountains has a population close to ten thousand people and if catalonia becomes independent the valley has a right to declare its own autonomy thanks to a law that was passed in twenty fifteen. on the idea that they are on valley is a unique territory and within can't alone it is self governing has its own institutions its own language and its own history and culture only nineteen percent of those who vote is in the referendum in favor of scotland independence that i will sho

and on the side numerous manuscripts it astray sions and other treasures from the british library's vast collection. exhibition will run until february twenty eighth twenty. conny plank was a music producer who shaped germany's electronic can use it seen like no other and he began working as a sound engineer in the late sixty's and he went on to produce numerous bands from new wave to the genre known as crowd rock well a new documentary about his life and work was released last month and it just scratches the surface of comic plunks prolific output. know the debut album by british pop duo eurythmics. ultravox is vision of vienna. and italian pop classics by john and the name. again this is. all produced by kani plus the musicians who loved it and signed as a kind of eccentric father figure. and shingled school i use any time i can to work with groups and to find new possibilities. and new forms of sound. in the late one nine hundred sixty s. and early seventy's bands like cough drug con annoy same here are shaking off old conventions and revolutionizing rock music. tony plunk was the one

declaration on tuesday but then suspended it for several weeks saying he wants to hold think o'shea sions with madrid and these pumps in the spanish prime minister to demand clarification on the region's position. when. we ask for a mandate to declare catalonia an independent state. with all due respect i ask parliament to suspend the declaration of independence so that in the coming weeks we can undertake a dialogue but again you know for a moment we formally require the council on government to confirm declared independence of catalonia after the deliberate confusion created over whether it has come into effect meanwhile people in catalonia have been left for straighted by the confusion when they were visibly affected by listening to the president's announcement there and deeply disappointed at the end when traitors given the catalan president until monday to state clearly his position he says he has three days after that to drop the declaration if it's made reporting from barcelona for us this week was i was to see it. it was you could see what it does it was through their reach it was

lost is the first time we found ourselves in such a situation there are people here doing them stray sions week after week and they don't talk about the only talk about some people that is doing other demonstrations but not. the majority of the spanish senate still has to approve the measure is presented by my treats and if it does council will remain in time and ice in the moment at least till the next treason elections to take place within the next six months and then the question are. barcelona. meanwhile there is at least one place in catalonia that does not want to leave spain they are in a valley a small region in the pyrenees mountains claims that if catalonia breaks away from spain they in turn will break away from catalonia that has the right to do just that thanks to a war that was passed in twenty fifty. one and then as they are on valley is a unique territory within count alone it is self-governing has its own institutions its own language and its own history in culture only nineteen percent of those who vote is in the referendum in favor of catalan independence that i will sho

lost is the first time we found ourselves in such a situation there are people here doing them stray sions week after week and they don't talk about the only talk about some people that is doing other demonstrations but not the cut to the majority of the spanish senate still house to approve the measure is presented by my treats and if it does council will remain a time in this in the moment at least till the next treason elections to take place within the next six months and then the question r.t. barcelona meantime the spanish foreign minister has caused some outrage after suggesting some of the videos of the police crackdown on cutline voters were misleading. saying that all fake beatrice but some of them are and you know there has been a lot of alternative facts and fake news here. numerous videos of police using excessive force appeared on social media on the day of the referendum many cases of violence were also caught on camera by our own crews as witness testimony. we're just helping the people because they were throwing them from up. the stairs and sewing them down or putting them

mohammed al giuliani has been injured when critically in the strike and says in a critical of the sions going a history of insurgency he went to iraq off to the u.s. invasion to join al qaeda initially touring the boy quickly rose through the terror group's ranks and was believed to be a close assistant to the al qaeda leader the time in two thousand and six though he was taken to a u.s. prison in iraq or he spent two years soon after that he was released he then joined islamic state and became the end there of the newly established a loser a front. oh wow generate the highly effect. we thought the gas to pocket full of these extremely toxic chemicals to protect them so this is one of the methods of torture that was used by the militants. catalonia as leader has vowed to declare the region's independence from spain in the coming days wednesday seems the local palm and let not just the exact date for its declaration on the latest a day meantime catalans been on strike of madrid's crackdown to try to prevent the referendum vote in the first place and the situation has been following event

that the country is withdrawing from you know sco un's educational scientific and cultural when i say sion one of the main reasons cited by the state department is concerned the unesco's alleged anti israel bias on the organization is mounting a rias six years ago member states voted to accept the state of palestine into unesco a move that angered israel and its u.s. ally. well you know eskimos director general says she's upset by america's decision adding that it was a loss for the united nations family and multilateralism the u.s. is expected to finish the posters of us the withdrawal by december thirty first. well you know sco is a u.n. cultural agency that was founded with the help of the united states back in one nine hundred forty five it works to ensure that people around the world have basic human rights and enjoy full freedom of expression where u.s. goes mission is to contribute to global peace the eradication of poverty sustainable development and into actual dialogue through education culture medication and information. now an online investigation website has exposed potential

i don't think that this is the way sion. of their work right now because right now the situation is ok they are. responsible for the content if they know that there is illegal content on their website. but it's a learning process it's a corporation process between the police between companies between associations or a complaint offices like us. and you always learn more and more and if both sites getting better then the results are getting better but just briefly i find affected do you think not in the way they're disliked millions of yours other than the way they're discussed in germany because i think this is something you just push companies to delete content and if you delete content the hate is not gone or the fake news is not gone but the freedom of speech is in danger and then when is everybody going to wake up and realize do you think that the content they're putting out there. is up for sale and it's not really private at all despite their privacy settings the internet technology and open lot of cheese so we really

declaration on tuesday but then suspended it for several weeks saying he wants to hold and o'shea sions with madrid in the prompt at the spanish prime minister to demand clarification on the region's position. we asked for a mandate to declare catalonia an independent state. with all due respect i ask parliament to suspend the declaration of independence so that in the coming weeks we can undertake a dialogue but a good deal for the moment we formally require the council on government to confirm if it has declared independence of catalonia after the deliberate confusion created over or whether it has come into effect. meanwhile people in catalonia have been left frustrated by the confusion many were visibly affected while listening to the president's announcement there and deeply disappointed at the end. madrid has given the catalan president until monday to state clearly his position it says he has three days after that to got the declaration if it's made reporting from barcelona for us this week was an associate. was was you could see was. through their reach it was. it is necessary t

that the sions have said several times that you could tell on the leaves they look first of all a very important economic problem with a lot you know one of the richest regions in spain. well some in catalonia are saying that effectively they get less back from the spanish government than they pay in taxes i mean how true is that as a as an economic truism is that the way case we've seen it six percent territory twenty percent of spanish g.d.p. does catalonia have a point. so sorry i can't hear you much because there speak behind me but can you repeat the question yes no problem selling catalonia complain they get less back from madrid than they pay to the government in taxes how true is that yeah that's completely true i mean there are several economic studies that prove these. days the lark that seems to some other rhythm receives very few that's one of the reasons why the movement for independence house rights in the uk but it's not it's not the main reason accident actually with. the main reason probably from now on will be the violence of the spanish government just to avoid a vot

my they sions with allies, said it could have a very negative impact. cordova, l from tennessee. caller: yes, i first off want to comment.ick how do you negotiate with a despate that murders his family and other people around him in the most brutal way. sane individual, they are shooting rockets over the heads of our allies, it's to take a stand. i'm so glad we have a president and military leaders like we do, we are not going to there being frozen to death like my neighbor did, anymore. if he keepos acting up, north korea is going to be no more and is what hame, but that is going to happen. uest: all right, well, history shows we have negotiated with brutal, terrible dictators, we treaties with l the soviet union and the warsaw one of was a member of the negotiating delegations. we union, trust the soviet but saw it in national interest treaty. arms control an agreement with soviet union during world war ii and common enemy against adolf hitler. i disagree kim jong-un is crazy, that is something we have heard and heard it applied to his studies in ve done government and out of g

i think this is completely absurd it's his absolutely gay sion of. a feeling that lives for years and years and years in catalonia there have been many frustrations over millions of people year after year after year. or ignoring that saying that it shouldn't happen that it isn't happening and this is strictly. censorship in the mind of spanish people and by those books but as politicians count rough we also offer dad very special thanks to the. national guard and police for their actions over the day but do you think that the manner in which security forces handle it as those of voting deserves at these banks the actuations of the of the policeman of the spanish policeman have been completely scandalous i mean it's it's there was. extreme violence against specific people that only they didn't even fold back they were just torn away torn on the floor this behavior has been really scandalous but if the prime minister is. giving so much respect to these policemen it is because they want to touch him they wanted them to to to act like they did so that's

government i hope they're not going to see a sions and we all we are all still probably be proud of all the diverse countries and the inspector ok thanks very much for all three of you for being in today on quadriga will be talking about fame the great against barcelona i hope we can do plenty of food for for come back next week. they promote health but seven b.c. . multinational companies conquering new markets bringing food to poor countries. to be staying to school. but. the business of politics. history books are brought to life. maybe the stories that get a rewrite. the story of the. russian revolution. from the perspective of writers thinkers and avant garde ists what did it feel like to live in times of the revolution and the people. nine hundred seventy the real october starting october twenty fifth t w. take a trip to a world of boundless ambition. to meet young entrepreneurs eager to tackle global challenges. join flitch of debts not german entrepreneur award winner two thousand and fifteen as he travels through asia looking for the next big business idea. pick a troubling you

sions to demand an end to racist city policies and poverty while the people were peaceful they were often met with violence from the state and one of their efforts to transform politics and one hundred sixty four corps and other organizations began the freedom summer a drive to register black voters in mississippi black and white volunteers from in and outside the state worked to increase black registration they registered twelve hundred voters and established fifty freedom schools to continue their cause but it didn't come without tragedy their peaceful campaign resulted in the arrest of one thousand sixty two volunteers the beatings of eighty freedom summer workers the bombing or burning of thirty seven churches and thirty black homes or businesses the murder of three civil rights workers and at least three local black supporters of the civil rights movement as well all of this in ten weeks. decades later peaceful demonstrators still want a high risk of violent reaction from the community and state. thank you anya my guest today is george lakey a sociologist who focuses on nonviolent so

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