conditions the circumstances that have led us here have determined that we need to equip ourselves with a tomic force. and we stand by the decision which we have come to reach the build and if required to use our own atomic force. that same year a member of the territorial council on his way to paris was summoned to the lose a palace to testify. general de gaulle spoke very little of polynesia and he didn't tell me about the two a toltz. enough he underlined the need to get to work it was urgent we had to act quickly. recently for him the experiments had to take place and go well. for this they needed vast open spaces remote and sparsely inhabited french polynesia was just that a large area bigger than europe the new didn't know was that two years earlier in one nine hundred sixty one topographic surveys had already been carried out. at one point he might have seen that i was embarrassed that i was questioning myself and i didn't even have time to talk see he told me that if it didn't go well you know there could have been a fair because he would declare that french polynesia would become a mil

our air and that we're playing around with these exotic weapons thermonuclear weapons and topical tomic weapons which have such a devastating effect both on earth and on other areas in the cosmos and and they don't like that and that's the reason they would like to work with us to teach us better ways but only i think with our consent and they work through individuals and they try and pick out individuals who won't be frightened to death of them because they can give you quite afraid. one of the cases i'm familiar with was the tall weights in the that a where the united states german working with them you know were just frightened to death of them and one charles hall rescued the daughter of one of the high up people in the in the tall whites and as a result became very good friends with the mother and and as soon as they could trust each other they had a wonderful relationship but and he wrote a book about it is called millennial hospitality. millennium hospitality. is it tells you how you go through these stages of being scared out of your wits but then that's when you establish a tru

globe to look at some other news making headlines around the world as our inspectors from the un za tomic watchdog have arrived in iran to visit a facility that has been off limits to outsiders for years the team will visit the heavy water production plant in the city of iraq within the next twenty four hours this comes just two weeks after six world powers clinched a deal with tehran over its nuclear program. in mexico six people suspected of stealing a truck with highly radioactive material in a medical scanner have been released from hospital only the youngest suspect a sixteen year old was found to have a traces of radioactive poisoning the men will remain in detention for further questioning the vehicle was carrying extremely dangerous cobalt sixty when it was hijacked at gunpoint near the capital earlier this week it is a dream destination for millions but apparently it is a nightmare for those trying to settle down there many find the high rent tiny flats and their poor condition as just some of the things that turn paris into a city of broken dreams are two stars are still you rep

ms tomic beating teams the money had been placed in the hands of course if it's the responsible for administering his estate till the high court he was satisfied his classes two teams is to make the dtp owner of the money the official s i need krista had asked the judge to release ten cousins url of the money to his bid to bear this in fact the cats had received two has five hundred euros each. the new owners of the hats were to receive fight as in zero. but the court at the colonists wanted their share of the money to go to a former resident of the priory hard to fathom and stephanie mean he she is part of the fifty eight died by suicide blast tonight. after struggling with stress and financial difficulties caused by the problems in priory home almost two hundred people had to beat their homes for the complex was evacuated two years ago because of concerns about fire safety efforts to resolve the situation had failed to notice me and highlighted her situation the deal was reached as of two months ago and i intend to find new homes. ms de justice brian mcgovern said it was a very generous gesture

nuclear deal is only a temporary fix and will be renegotiated next year reaching it was no easy task tomic wrangling over iran started to heat up a decade ago when the country was labeled an axis of evil power by the us along with iraq and north korea do partly to its apparent nuclear ambitions and war of words threats of military strikes crippling sanctions sanctions and even cyber warfare were to fall alice now say ron is tired of all this and that's what made the deal possible oh i think. the president of iran has made a very favorable impression. on the west and on the united states. and he is. he is he appears he and the foreign minister to be negotiating in good faith there's a tremendous reservoir of hostility toward iran and i think the president of iran and the foreign minister have gone very far to dissipate an. impression upon the americans the government and nation that this is a different government this is a government that recognizes the things that have gone wrong in our relationship in the past shown both. that we want to move back into the community with the world we want

viscous low viscous kinds of oil around the world the beauty of gold it's an atomic it's an element tomic number seventy nine it doesn't rust it doesn't corrode you actually it's very hard to destroy you have to use an explosives or certain very powerful acid so it's not that shiny and special it's not magic it's just the case it's extremely practical as a commodity standard and so that's that's why you know countries and civilizations are chosen gold for thousands of years and why it's still valuable now doesn't mean you cannot have a discretionary monetary policy by the way it's just if you tie the dollar to gold and say we're willing to buy you know we the united states government or any global central bank are willing to buy and sell gold to the fixed price you have to stand up to the markets if you print too much of your money and people start to lose confidence and they come in with the money and say give me the gold you have to give them the gold at the fixed price so it doesn't mean you can't have a discussion or monetary policy it doesn't mean you can't print money it just means