in one office, an office of the wildlife department in the southeastern corner of cameron i saw a poster, an aids awareness poster, getting back to your question. in french, french is the colonial language of most people still speak. a poster in french trying to educate people about the dangers of aids, what they call the red diarrhea. and but the poster said there was not, you know, practice safe sex, use condoms, don't exchange needles. with the aids awareness poster says in southeast and cameron is don't eat the apes. don't eat the champs, don't eat the guerrillas. that is aids education. >> thank you for being here. dr. sam hancock of emerald planet to mineral plenty the. and with the transportation system, supply chain within 24 hours, as you know, viruses can be around the globe. so in one of the most underfunded public programs, of course, public health. this is something that the massive amount of money has been drawn out of of the last 50 years and put in specialty health. so are there any best practices that you have seen in the various countries the u.s. travel sues buildup th

cameron. when it comes to european history, i think it's good that you have pointed out freedom of democracy, but as i know the eastern southeastern part of european union, that the promise of a better life and justice has been an engine for the big movements we have seen in the eastern part of the european continent. when i look at the results of crisis politics, i can't see that the goal of justice has been pursued appropriately. i think it's depressing that more and more people are worried about what the future looks like. greece is just one part where you can see where one side of the possibility. you won't find anybody in this house he would say we are against saving. what has been contentious in this house is one-sided austerity policies. after 35 crisis, summits, i stopped counting how many times we have tried to agree with the council in brussels. the outcome of the most summits has been come it will get better now. it's got worse. any downward spiral the european union, through one-sided policies in recent years, has been driven apart. and we've been told by the imf that this vicious circle is getting worse, which starts

cameron. when it comes to european history, i think it's good that you have pointed out that freedom and democracy, as i know the eastern and southeastern parts of the european union, that the promise of a better life and justice has been an engine for the big movements we have seen in the eastern part of the european continent. when i look at the results of crisis politics, i can't see that the goal of justice has been pursued appropriately. i think it is depressing that more and more people are worried about what their future looks like. greece is just one part, where you can see where one side of authority politic and lead to and you won't find anybody in this house who would say we are against saving what has been contentious in this house is the one-sided austerity policies. after 35 crisis summits, i have stopped counting how many times we have tried to agree with the council in brussels. the outcome of the most summits has been, it will get better now. it has gotten worse. we are in a downward spiral. the european union through one-sided policies in recent years has been driven apart. and we have been told by the imf that this vi