they could not be needed eleven thousand individuals from the seventy nations on the grounds in syriac and almost two thousand and nine is up for western europe. it's a staggering eighteen percent of may in time for an a level population in the country the main entrances of this reprise from the continent of france and britain to get that come from all of the seven hundred people the next day states indiscipline mindful as co brigade from belgium germany and died in athens but it's not just about been and is paying off. they also get to increasing and get it sometimes only fifteen or sixteen years old. just listen to two teenage cows and bulls are issued bonds from their homes in chad to join the war as the son of the vocalists. what will we say right now is in the late it's to adm spate of bad people from europe coming as he fights in the warrants area it seems the two bills at age sixteen and fifteen have go mad and to take off the net and mg cars with palm leaves only found out about this on to head the sole posts that were placed on social media now all the bases developing at the

and french nationals returning from syriac can't face terrorism charges. the government is also proposing internet censorship. liam on the little doggies you want to start a european union wide action things game was a big internet operators and to the monstrous and on barrack images of little group will cost so we can fight this digital passage and a vegetable but on the subject has it. the internet plays a huge role in new product line station. did they really possible to stop people from visiting the kind of fight for some experts the masters are not. he'd been caught trying to democracy and indeed in the pronunciation of and young people needing to the measures announced today will change anytime yes the critics suspect products containing complained i prefer nice to have as to the tooth fairy and and and friends. what's more they're supporting the rebels and hiking this arafat's regime. technically taking the same position as parents. the dolls has hardly even have the chops to cycle from last month's municipal elections on the political establishment

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when i enter the studio by modernization has been losing credibility in hunting to situations of syriac and ukraine. he says that the chinese leaders to ask the following decree new developments closely the americans sent to the story are in the black sea. and the russians responded by sending a fighter jet to do low altitude buzzing by paul us all times. the americans did not respond. i promise you the chinese were paying very close attention. of course if you can. you have to worry about that if you can't you work being is how you are only strategic dark is the united states so what can two meters achieved in tears the summit meeting. venice is the best thing would be a deal that ross pacific partnership deliberations once dpp is complete it. he believes that he will eventually push china to as economic reforms. meaningful integration which will query not only help the japanese become more competitive and move forward with their hair about comics but also will try to agree to trade liberalization efficiency and growth across these economies it also forced the chinese to move him or fo

but for a first time in history we have been beaming week for major emergencies single penny of the syriac. so i've taken the public's help to bat and the content of ups and the kennedys and at the close but not enormous pressure on all of us i am confident that we will spend up to the task of mobilizing resources that we need the support of the european though i may feel there is enough to make the life of the day of the member states in these times of austerity in these times of budget cuts a piece necessary to bring up this commitment. of course but the kids there. euro twenty percent of the wood economy fifty percent of humankind and eight. even during this crisis we have retained a strong commitment eyed the moment a lot time appealing to peaceful island states than defend one simple thing to me batty and eight is different. these life saving aids requires funding you need to be made available and so we work on finding a resolution that that wheel green cannot help and call to the most desperate people. is this commission he mentioned the humanitarian crisis in the central african rep

the deadly attack in the heart of syriac when i go to our party at the new santa paula star with the crisis in ukraine the united states and european union have slapped fresh sanctions against russia. what is the scope of these new sanctions. will this new package of sanctions turds dozens of key individuals in russia the weather they will have a bigger impact in the situation in ukraine remains to be seen. the white house said it expanded asset freezes and these advances seven russian government officials as well seventeen companies thing to present clinton's inner circle the european union also banned fifteen more russian officials from entering the twenty eight nation bloc and prose or assets as well these are people who are responsible for actions against a victorian integrity independence. in so many teeth of ukraine. thompson has just been adopted to the sedation still not one decent east of people tied to its essence present rather than we have been told to twenty eight games. russia's deputy foreign minister sergei run it on call this latest round of sanctions a meaningless s

this great feeling they were depressed i was content just to the police to tickle the country to the syriac. it involves having the separation between the syrians and israelis in the middle east. it is very important mission. it is an area as inaudible which is quite unstable. so therefore it's very important that waterstone's is there to help stabilize the situation. one of the filter to enjoy their family. the unions and other contingent of one hundred soldiers surprise to them diane connor or cds. twenty six twenty three. the team couldn't take my friend. i knew. weeks. if that's not the daddy is a page. gage is one of the season. it's the busy don't try to copy that there are you'll be beyond on a human being. i gave uconn to be a kind and insisted that he did not suffer i did two things happened. that's all in the heart. it's late they cost me just to india. it's not that into the years that's what the founders be changed into a blast making them liking for this new part was and wasn't surprised to see link at the contestants of biking team. they raked in ogden and tilting in the bbc i

america syriac time to germany on a salary and watch arts. welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to go to los angeles spiegel nomi prins author of this new book all the president's bankers they had alliances that drive american power know me welcome back to the kaiser report thanks for having me back max all right nomi prins many think the washington d.c. to wall street corridor is a newly corrupted one but your book lays out that this corridor has existed for quite a long time tell us about it yeah we're talking about over one hundred years so there's been a century of interconnections family ties bloodline relationships between washington and wall street powers since the turn of the twentieth century right and you discussed the six bankers involved in bailing out the markets in october of one nine hundred twenty nine and the six bankers who designed to hank paulson's two thousand and eight bail out of the markets tell us about the role of these six. the throughline of the big six bankers and that was by the way a term coine

america syriac china germany. now i am glad hearts. just for the more than twenty years i've been trying to find any polish village that would have been destroyed by spontaneous tuck's of ordinary ukrainian farmers with that axes college but i haven't found a village like that. every time when we could determine the offenders it was obvious that attacks had been orchestrated by groups organized by the ukrainian nationalists. and the. people. it is true however that since the very beginning of the anti polish campaign. the bunder of ait's force the farmers to join their operations to create the impression that farmers took revenge on those people. it was used as a cover up for a nationalistic perch. which. it was highly unlikely that the farmers became outraged grabbed their pitchforks and killed all of those people so it was clearly an organized campaign but those who orchestrated it were named and recognised time and again at an international level. it's true that some of the ukrainian pharmacies participated in it the band their advi

the motives or syriac like a little on the satellite. parts or little. little. western media hysteria that floods the airwaves up to the us secretary of state and blames on to kiev accidents in eastern ukraine to senators and but. his claims. russia is set to town it's a monster con and fable of its own payment system seeking to break the western monopoly over cop transactions. since we can style let's american gun makers a rage tom controls the cost of trying to prevent more tragic shooting sprees. cold.

america syriac germany. now i am part. what are you supposed to do but if someone hits you do you just sit there and take it. if you do around you get punished if you do right you get punished i am not my job to handcuff a five year old that has discipline issues in the school my job is to deal with the criminal and. if feels like charles dickens times. there's some real evil stuff that goes on out there. it turns your schools into jails and you have placed roaming everywhere. we do walk that fine line sometimes we're certainly been billed as the bad goes. any time i saw a student in handcuffs it just broke my heart. i don't know when public education became the enemy of the governments. you know with all the place around they might as well just put us in jail because that's what it is like and feels like. it's horrifying what are we teaching our children. if you're a school system in a country that is considering adopting a zero tolerance policy. don't do it. it'll be. there a bunch of kids calling me terrorists. so many

hurting syriac time to turn it on its now life and watch hearts.they have come here to produce law a center identifies them rectifiers wrongful convictions and other serious miscarriages of justice and to save an innocent man's life these young law students earn vest again in the case of him and be content matched let's think of a sort of like a concept. lost and seeking the truth to establish whether the witness had provided false testimony to them ok making the case. will the one who has lost all hope finally gain his freedom. heroes for a semester. zero tolerance is the idea that for any particular misbehavior the schools will have no discretion and personally i think it's a foolish idea. has become a prison industry and it is not just the government but we are of a company means that. a lot of. kids literally get a ticket for chewing gum in class or for. hockey too loudly and a penchant to go to court just seems like you know the criminal. we. should be. your friend posts a photo from a vacation you can't for. different. repeats the same old jo

the money for the trickle syriac time germany money commies now i am glad hearts. could kind of fairly happen the way it was described in the place reports. he was murdered between nine and ten in the morning and my case was arrested for the crime early in the afternoon just a. hours later. it's very fast and low wondering how the police could be so sure that marcus was the murderer. and why do you big impression you get is that a lot of the details just don't make sense. and we feel like we have to find a different way to understand a case better. than the first things i do is i read every report and then the next thing i do is a reframe scene because a curious credible questions of people just i don't understand one quarter of all. the way. there was never a status in my government or were not. born it was a really kind of crazy experience for a variable that might mean it seems. to me just like the neighborhood are again where a lot of this took place is relying on what the police reports whom i should say some of the wanton flick this was the corner here of mar

america syriac. finale. parts. of the media leave us so we leave them to be. part of the scene potions to cure in the fall you're part of the musical. pushes that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from it's all on politics only on our t.v. . hello welcome to sophie shevardnadze if you're openly interfering going to topple the government the u.s. is now ukraine's number one partner we're making lots of promises but the future is still murky for a key if so just how far is washington willing to take its involvement well today we'll talk to a cia officer who after three decades of intelligence experience became a political activist and a whistleblower great joins me today. ukraine is being buffeted by the head winds of revolution. wave of protests in the east. so open civil conflict will the u.s. rush to get its new friends you. will be crazy left to fend for itself how far can washington go before it hits the wall of russian interests. governed retired cia analysts whistleblower political activist it's really great to have you on our show

murder syriac. sally. parts. i. know i'm a very emotional person by nature i really like who had lost. yet but that's what i'm like i'm so cool and there's no one here worthy of being with me. but she if i really believe in fate i'm sure that if something happens it was meant to happen. gathered up with theaters a great killer i'm convinced that everyone comes to the theater to be safe. to kill right on the street. first street. and i think you're. on a reformist twitter. and instagram. to be among the. mob. on the show i often talk about innovative system. building models and how to overcome centralized systems and recently a british institute that is and brazen both these ideas came to my attention it's called the institute for leadership and sustainability and works to promote a new generation of leaders that will play innovative social and business models to systemic problems facing the world earlier i was joined by the institute's director and author of healing capitalism five years in the life of business fina

a murder triple syriac time to terminate. now life and watch arts. and we're back with ray mcgovern retired cia analyst whistleblower political activist great to have a bag right so. there is a sign billion dollars that's been invested in ukraine's through the ad national endowment for democracy over the years do you believe washington has the result it was actually looking for. well it was a it was a good try in other words victoria nuland the assistant secretary of state apparently thought if she gave chocolate chip cookies on the mind that everything would turn out all right with the yachts coming in as the interim prime minister now did become the interim prime minister but not everything turned out all right and she should have known better and i think she did know better and that's why you keep saying that are all timid intention was to create a very hostile environment between moscow and washington but i've i mean i think you're referring to the conversation that we'll all heard between victoria nuland when she was actually laying out the plan

a murderer or syriac joining. us now is. arts. her. woman on. her own home. her. home. her. purse her. body her. zero tolerance is the idea of that for any particular misbehavior the schools will have no discretion and personally i think it's a foolish idea. has . the prison industry and not just the government but we should our eva companies that are her blocks. kids literally get a ticket for chewing gum in class or for talking too loudly and gave him up to go to court just seems like a look from allies in that we've only responded. disproportionately to things that even should because. we can push them out put them in prison they will get out and they will have learned nothing. obama was still tear like he's taking a strong stand here but the more he resorts to these token sanction is the more transparent it is that he really doesn't have a lot of leverage here and he should have known that going in. your friend posts a photo from a vacation you can't afford. a different. the boss repeats the same old joke of course you like. your ex-girlfriend still tends to rejection po

thirty three syriac. sally. arts. objects was first patented in one thousand nine hundred six but it's florestan to a multi-billion dollar business that is growing more advanced and widespread by the day and as i've covered on the show before the ability to print everything from static limbs to three course meals is revolutionizing the concept of centralized manufacturing and gradually democratizing production by reducing entry barriers for the average entrepreneur while three d. printing is no doubt the most exciting decentralizing technology there are several other game changing business models that are replacing a hierarchical corporate structures with products centered on the individual and local community to the food industry for example in the us wal-mart sells twenty five percent of all groceries and as such local in urban farming has never been more important and while community gardens have been around for decades several businesses are now taking advantage of social media and online mapping services to conne