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is granting licenses to farmers of the crop joe chung lown lives in a village in china's south western union province he's among the 1st crop of the country's new cannabis farmers. i planted 20 hacked errors in the 1st year but we gradually expanded today i plant 40 had parents of cannabis it brings in a lot more money than other crops. farmers business is entirely legal as long as he uses the seeds he receives from the government which contain very little of the psychoactive substances t.h.c. and he may only sell to a licensed company michael one has invested in this type of business he's one of china's cannabis pioneers. people still consider cannabis is some a truck industry so you know the my family and those legal in here and they promise some priest to not get involved with chuck business. michael huang's business is fully supervised by narcotics regulators he supplies the seeds to the farmers and buys their crops then he extracts the khanabad dial from the plants we had for his factory but while we're on our way the police send him a message he's not allowed to bring foreigners to his

is granting licenses to farmers of the crop joe chung young lives in a village in china's south western union province he's among the 1st crop of the country's new cannabis farmers. i planted 20 had tears in the 1st year but we gradually expanded today i plant 40 had parents of cannabis it brings in a lot more money than other crops. farmers shows business is entirely legal as long as he uses the seeds he receives from the government which contain very little of the psychoactive substances t.h.c. and he may only sell it to a licensed company michael one has invested in this type of business he's one of china's cannabis pioneers. people still can see their canopies this i'm a truck industry so you know the my family and those legal in here and they promise some priest do not get involved with chuck business. michael huang's business is fully supervised by narcotics regulators he supplies the seeds to the farmers and buys their crops then he extracts the khanabad dial from the plants we had for his factory but while we're on our way the pony sent him a message he's not allowed to bring foreigne

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have banned wiring money to cuba more than $400.00 western union offices have closed in recent months so this is this is a good service for us because in the middle of the pandemic lounsbury if you live abroad to send food in are items which is what people need. u.s. sanctions in cuba as economic troubles have worsened people's lives on the island shortages of food and basic items have. again become a common problem people have to line for hours in order to get the cuban president . and those who will eliminate a complicated jeweled currency system that has prevailed for decades it will result in a steep devaluation people on the island are fearing the consequences because of authority says the months ahead will be difficult it's a big draw for marriage and. starting january 1st. there is a complete overhaul in prices solid. subsidies the government. introducing new said offer incentives for state companies not forcing them to increase official supergroup will do or isn't increase exports in the meantime people like the new doris and tina to help their relatives in cuba and as long as

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what was possible was western union, the telegraph center in the center of town burned down. the one just outside the burn districts stayed open. they would get the news to south of town and then it went to new york or wherever and then london, paris, around the world. >> what were your main sources of documentation? >> what i wanted to deal, focus as much as possible on contemporary sources. >> there are many places. the other are all of these newspapers, things published right at the time. they are put up in various places. all kinds of other things. the fire is the event of the day latching onto it. it is popular song. all of a sudden all of these songs about the fire. the major topic, the major topic across the country, what does this mean? sin and resentment, punishment for sins? is it something else. >> at their offices they posted the latest bulletin received by telegraph outside of their office. we are told about these people rushing to the offices to read the latest news from chicago. there are those instant histories. there are reports of different kinds. there are

if western union -- if the intelligent classes haven't enough force and stamina to do this, then western european civilization is already dead and gone and there is no hope. okay. we're jumping ahead to december 20, 1933. this is right at the moment when kennan enters the soviet union for the first time as the principal assistant of the american ambassador, the first american ambassador to the soviet union, william bullet. now the entry is dated december 20. kennan is talking about the events of ten days earlier, december 10th. the train bearing the first american ambassador to the soviet union crossed the polish soviet border in the early way to light of late december afternoon. the deserted forrist of the border zone crowded the single tracks on either side. silent, snow covered and forbidding. next to the barbed wire stood a lone wooden sentry tower and on top of it was the dim figure of a soldier with a bayonet. a short distance beyond the border the train slowed down at a little cottage besides the tracks and the soviet border guards with the long snug overcoats and the blue caps of

have banned wiring money to cuba more than 400 western union offices have closed in recent months down the road so this is this is a good service for us because in the middle of the pandemic lounsbury if you live abroad to send food in are items which is what people need. u.s. sanctions in cuba as economic troubles have worsened people's lives on. the island shortages of food and basic items have again become a common problem people have to line for hours in order to get them cuban president . and else who will eliminate a complicated jeweled currency system that has prevailed for decades it will result in a steep devaluation people on the island are fearing the consequences because of authority says the months ahead will be difficult it's a big transformation. of the 1st. overhaul prices. introducing new said offer incentives for state companies not forcing them to increase efficiency. or isn't increase exports in the meantime people like the new doris continue to help their relatives in cuba and as long as remittances are banned finding alternative ways to help them survive. jim is h

venue and there has been a lot of nigeria because that is a defacto recognition over western sahara. european union signed treaties with morocco that included western sahara. before it refused to do that and that is defact hoy ho of western sahara. morocco spends by the agenda and by international law that the demark asal lines in 1967 is the only line that exists between the two-state solution and is the only solution and jerusalem is the capital of the palestinian states. and the that kind of negotiation. and i think that what is happening now, between the palestinians and israelis in terms of reopening the channels comes also because of this kind of momentum created by the fact that some other countries have recognized israel and pushing in the right kind of direction and negotiation between the israelis and palestinians. >> what do you make of the moroccan's reaction. it was perhaps a bit more muted. and moroccan first said they were committed to not opening embassies and consulates and open up diplomatics solutions, what does that suggest? >> we have seen polling going back and a poll recently

from all the saudi because that's a defacto recognition of rock with i wouldn't see over western european union also signed treaties where the morocco and fisheries and a culture. include the western sahara after bit before if you choose not to do that that's also defacto recognition of us and sorry your question i think what what america is like in relation to the palestinians barak who stands by that by by did genda by international law in terms that did the market demarkation line thank you 67 is the only line that with the existing between the 2 states the 2 state solution is the only solution and jerusalem east jerusalem the capital of the palestinian state and i think member stations between the 2 countries were of who could play a very important role in facilitating that kind of negotiation and i think that what is happening now between palestinian and israelis in terms of reopening the center of this in terms of core the nation of risk your intake comes also because of this kind of momentum created by the fact that some arab countries have recognized israel but also pushed in the right

trade at a premium, and go up three times a year in value. >> it took western union 140 years to get and all remittance to mexico is going over cryptocurrency, it's progressing at a faster rate than legacy systems. >> one of the story lines as you mentioned, bigger institutions are certainly allocating more in this area. they've decided that it's something worth owning perhaps instead of something like gold are they anymore reliable, are they stronger hands than the individuals that seem to be driving things a few years ago >> i think so. in 2017, there was obviously a media frenzy around it there were all kinds of newly issued tokens that didn't have any basis to exist that were coming out it really was a speculative frenzy this is being driven by the most famous global macro investors, by public companies like square and pay pal, and micro strategy, big endowments are buying. these are the types of people buying for the 5, 10, 20-year horizon, rather than a quick flip. >> dan, the scary thing if you look at it, are the lows for the last, go back any year and look at the low, and th

union leader. i'm from the western pacific union worker's guild. the journalists and photographers have a union too . we like to write about our parks and take pictures of our parks. i can't imagine a better subject matter. i often go on walks and just take pictures and have an opportunity to write about them has been really great. i've done it a few times. i worked on equity issues for people of color and women to and the 1 12 days of christmas. i look up a poem called the park. there's such a great line in it. he is writing to the park and the last thing he said is the park, you leave all fouls to the good. you guys are definitely a part of that. the last thing i want to say is one of my favorite aspects has been the apprenticeship program. something the trade unions really push for. the laborers, carpenters, and plumbers. i have watched great delight on the faces of the a present apprp program. people who got to start a new and gt a chanc got to work in r. i want to recognize how important apprenticeship and internship is. now i want to talk abo

western union, the largest telegraph provider, carry 28 million messages in 1878 while the post officeared over one million. postal workers in one city, st. louis alone, carried more mail in one year than all the message sent by telegraph. is unsurprising and really instructive to see the status of the mail. the reason it was so important was because of its usefulness to business, circulation of news, and personal correspondence. business leaders and new orleans led the charge against quarantine efforts. the new orleans exchange and chamber of commerce pleaded with the postmaster general force arkansas, tennessee, texas, louisiana, mississippi to restore communication. the reason it was such a central concern for the chamber of commerce was pretty straightforward -- local communication remain central to obtaining information about con supply. questions about demand were sent by telegraph. the misreporting of supply figures could lead to price depressions and fluctuations. the cotton exchange at the time sent out monthly surveys to see what was coming down the line. they pulled farmers

he was at the western union shop trying to get her money. there were three people in the line in front of them and i believe one of them left, which means he was able to get to the counter sooner. that left him time to shoot oswald. if he had stayed in the line any longer, he would have been late. people say there was a great plot with ruby involved, but they leave things for chance. he made it with seconds or minutes to spare. he explained that he did this to prove that dallas was a good place, that all killing in dallas was a bad thing, and he wanted to redeem the city. he was extremely depressed and a great admirer of kennedy. he did not want jackie to testify. he did not want oswald be able to claim insanity and he also wanted to show america that jews love their country. those were his reasons. the warren conspiracy show that oswald and ruby had never met before this moment. others were convinced that the warren commission has withheld the private conversation, the transcript of the private conversation that two had when they never met.

brokered the deal promising in exchange to recognize morocco's claim over the disputed western sahara region european union leaders are bracing for the possibility of the u.k. breaking away without a trade deal britain's prime minister bars johnson and the european commission's chief ursula van dillen have until sunday to reach an agreement but johnston says there's a strong possibility of a no deal splits and argentina is poised to become only the 3rd country in south america to legalize abortion as politicians prepared to decide on a bill before congress pro and anti abortion campaign is filled rallies in buenos aires that legislation is currently being debated ahead of a vote in the lower house which is expected to now really approve the law it would then move on to the argentinean sentence up to that with the headlines on al-jazeera all hail the lockdown he's next. there was a tweet i read at the start of this pandemic as carbon 19 forces us to physically distance from one another society's at risk of a social recession a social recession is marked by an increase in loneliness and isolation it was post

the western unions, moneygrams.used to transactions, bitcoin is really best thought of as a digital store of value. think of it as gold 2.0. you know, very similar and the reason why precious metals have historically have had value and bitcoin is along those lines. dagen: brock, happy new year to you. >> happy new year. dagen: time for the morning buzz. first up seeking happiness in the new year. get a dog. how many times do i need to say that? new research shows what i've known for my rescue dogs, that's ramon, ramon is 16 year's old, there's charlie, the psychological benefits of dog ownership are real, they help reduce loneliness and help people with depression and anxiety, pandemic lockdowns led to surge with dog adoptions with fewer people giving up pets to shelters. tom, no matter what kind of day you've had, you come home, even if you've been out of your home for like 5 minutes, the dog acts like you've been gone for 5 weeks, right? tom: dogs are the best and any dog owner will tell you. they know the attribu

nearly 40 years ago in western union state legislature -- west virginia state slurkse we worked together a advocating on o the coal industry and families who depend on it. today we continue to work together fighting for sews same families but now with a national perspective. mr. mckinley: lease led west virginia through the best and worse of times for coal. bill is an icon in the industry and his legacy is filled with remarkable accomplishments. he's a colonel in the west virginia reserves and has chaired many statewide organizations and has been nationally recognized for his dvocacy of coal. he exemplifies the true mountaineer spirit, serving others to make west virginia a better place. it's been an honor to work with bill. and i wish him and his wife a well deserved retirement. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentl

the deal promising in exchange to recognize morocco his claim over the just speeded western sahara region. european union leaders meeting at a summit in brussels have just agreed to cut carbon emissions by at least 55 percent by the end of the decade the reduction compared to 1900 levels is seen as a big step up from the current goal well has been a record 7 percent diff in ca 2 emissions this year this according to preliminary figures from the global carbon project there are scientists says the drop which they say is temporary is largely because of coronavirus lockdowns shut down industries and transport and missions fell 12 percent in the u.s. and 11 percent in europe but only 1.7 percent in china. doctors in india are going on strike anger that additional medicine practitioners have been granted permission to perform surgeries last month the government said are invented doctors would be trained to perform more than 50 procedures in his medical association is condemning what it calls a retrograde step of mixing modern and alternative medicines those are your headlines more news here on al-jazeera a sof

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western sara's fishing waters are among the richest on earth, supplying the european union with much its seafood. foreign energy companies continue to explore for offshore oil -- even though the u.n. sayshe prospting violates internationalaw. even western sahara's sand is sold, loaded onto ships bound for european resorts. a pair of recent rulings by europe's highest court declared western sahara is not a part of morocco and that european union trade deals cannot include products from the occied territory. ships carrying phosphates from western sahara have been held up in ports in panama and south africa after the polisario challenged ownership of the cargo, claiming it belongs to the sahrawi people. sahrawis are fighting the plunder through peaceful demonstrations and through the courts. when they hold protests in their refugee camps in algeria, thousands turn out to oppose foreign companies profiting from the occupation -- like the european oil and gas driller san leon energy. but when sahrawis protest in occupied western sahara, they're routinely met with violence by moroccan autho

western sahara. because it is a violation of international law, it is not going to have any effect on the issue. by the way, the european union- theywith a statement want to take this opportunity to thank the senators that acted so promptly, members of congress. does that associated themselves and cdeed this position. insidewant to go occupied western sahara to the womano speak inside her home where many are in their homes but police have laid siege to the area. i want to welcome you. you're a journalist as well. you have been arrested by the moroccans. can you respond to the trump administration recognizing moroccan sovereignty over your territory and what this means for you? what is the situation inside? >> thank you, amy goodman. thank you to democracy now! for talking to us, giving the sahwari activists the opportunity to share their stories. regarding the situation, there is a major crackdown on the sahwari rights, on the freedom of speech, on the freedom of movement, and the freedom of assembly, especially after morocco violated the cease-fire and the worst start again -- morocco started a wave of arrests against sahwar

to kind of contain and engage china at the same time is through an alliance with the european union and westernies and sort of build a transpacific partnership sort of institution to, if you like, to contain china that way and maybe to integrate china or assimilate it into the broader program. but it's an alliance between the eu and the u.s. rather than a unilateral u.s. program of the type that president trump actually handled. >> right. all right. let's go to the co-vid relief deal. we heard from both sides. it seems as a deal is pretty much done. it hinged on the republican's ability to -- according to republicans they got what they want. are they right? did the democrats cave? after all, it wasn't really on the table initially, and republicans seemed to have got some major concessions here. >> it seems the democrats caved on this question. they gave up the power of the federal reserve to have emergency powers from about march this year under the cares act in order to give money to relief to small businesses to cities and states and so on, in order to stimulus the economy in a state of crisi

soviet union to intervene militarily somewhere or other of the us or it's august when that happened in afghanistan they were well pleased by the little spirit another pretty united states and other western countries wanted the soviet union to get involved in a war that would weaken the country economically militarily and politically and that's exactly what happened burks the scare from the military the professional military as far as we know was very happy with this decision and they were actually warned. they'd warned the civilian leadership that it would be a mistake there are grounds for sure marsalis we had good relations with the afghans not as toward a certain point of our troops was welcomed by the populations. but soon began the so-called resistance. short of which i stress the word so called because they quickly started to receive lots of money from the pakistan. it was clear the americans were giving money to the mujahideen through pakistan to do this for you you know. they didn't care who they made war against it was normal fanatically at the job they were always as war with some a sort of snooker you sustain you learn the skill your job you know they want your idea we were a

way to contain and ingauge china at the same time is through an alliance with the european union and other western allies and build a transpacific partnership sort of institution to if you like, to contain china that way, and maybe to integrate china more, but it's an alliance between the eu and the u.s. rather than a unilateral type program rather than the type president trump handled. >> the co-vid relief deal. it seems a deal is pretty much done. it hinged on the republican plan to limit the federal reserve's ability to intervene in the u.s. economy. did the democrats cave? after all, it wasn't really even't on the table initially, and republicans seem to have got some major concessions here. >> yeah. it does seem to be that the democrats have caved, i think, on this question. they basically have given up the power of the federal reserve to have emergency powers from about march this year under the cares act in order to give money to relief to small businesses, to cities and states and so on in order to stimulus the economy in a state of crisis. and that kind of curbing of democratic government

western europe. and acting with the european union oligarchies worried about is that a lot of people in their own countriesalso think like you do 'd with that this hunger and cold you're missing and they would anybody here is governments getting away with and speaking in these terms then opposition to these. cultural values will also rise and become more powerful in countries like france or in poland and germany that's a global news update for this hour thanks for tuning in wherever you may be. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics spore business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. hi i'm max keiser this is the kaiser report what happens when people lose trust in the fia money in the central banks in the bat so we're going to find stacy right well i know our audience has been protected for years from what is coming and what is happening now we've been warning you about the collapse of the fee at system and of course it is you're right and we've been telling you because gold silver all that stuff here we see some headlines about this you know of

western europe. and acting with the european union oligarchies worried about is that a lot of people in their own countriesalso think like you do with that this hunger and polish government saying and they would anybody here is governments getting away with and speaking in these terms then opposition to these. cultural values will also rise and become more powerful in countries like france or in poland and germany. think such a thing as a international this thursday a 1000 from me for today but jacqueline vica will be with you in 30 minutes with the latest headlines. what we've got. to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. very dramatic development the only posts really. i don't see how it will be successful. to sit down and talk. when things become more extreme in which each to play when this is breaking norms not rests solely in a good way. as the. right is an edge of the reality of. hi i'm max keiser this is the kaiser report what happens when people lose trust in the face of money in the central banks to know that so we're going to find out states right well i know