greece whether it's ireland we've seen economic collapse and troikas and outside bodies oversight fiscal stability boards coming in fiscal control boards and this situation coming in and occupying economically at least and that's really all that matters financial repression you know whether it's in the you. us when they artificially drop interest rates down to below market rates or whether you're in greece where you have the troika as it's known and now here we are forced to recall what the hunt as it's being called around the world there's always a battle going on with the central bankers and the commercial bankers always trying to repress the population in one way or another recall the global insurrection against banker occupation we've been saying this for years on the show so now we're going to look at it from the puerto rican perspective they are similarly being repressed by the overlords of finance and they are reacting in a very specific for to reka way a lot of salsa a lot of beans and rice lot of dancing lot of sunshine and a lot of crypto baby by the way they are america

between ireland between greece between here ireland went bust because of those banks the golden circle of bankers who lent each other money and it was all basically private debt owned by a bank without even any retail deposits and the european union the e.c.b. forced the irish people to basically bail out this private bank in greece yes they did borrow so much money and that was because of the e.c.b. because of the euro zone and everybody lent money to them cheaper than it should have been you know what happened in puerto rico is that they had since one nine hundred seventeen in the jones act they had the chip exam tax bonds so tell us about that because you sold those on wall street what happened there i said it's a toxic debt dump because on wall street you can always sell a puerto rico triple tax free double be rated bond to mr or mrs shorts out along on . and for that tax free equivalents you know you say it's taxable equivalent of seven percent on your money dr schwartz dentist in bay city and you know you just sell those all day long it's an easy trade to do and they just

greece portugal perhaps they want to keep an open dialogue with russia something that the president of the commission struck in his summit last week but new zealand have come full though and after reading a few background checks that russian diplomats this is what new zealand have to say to the people who are being expelled of being undeclared by large undeclared intelligence offices we've done a cheek a new zealand we don't have russian undeclared intelligence officers here if we did we would expel them looking stateside though it seems that the u.s. is escalating the conflict with months ago when spearheading this process that the u.s. government is expelling sixty russian diplomats now that's the largest number of all the countries taking action there let's listen to washington's response now the president spoke with many foreign leaders our european allies and others and encourage them to join the united states in this. in this announcement and looking at the response it appears that the white house has effectively admitted that donald trump was behind these expulsions despite the

was greece and the troika you know greece is having a lot of trouble and the troika being be and another body ruled over greece is similar what are your thoughts not the same the greeks could have said no we don't want your money we could have gotten out of the union with enormous amounts of difficulty and problems but they could have done that referendum and voted out as a matter of fact the but they still in the mouth of the asians there's something there and they're in a stand up but in puerto rico it's a little bit different going back to the downs where submittable that was a big bill says congress can give the territories government or take it away and that's exactly what happened here the board when it was imposed took away some of the powers of the of the government puerto rico not all of them actually was the be out by swing as to the appointment of a c.e.o. for france bought and she said no you can't do that while the board or you can't do it that may change when the fiscal plans are approved but that's another matter all right so just to go into that a little bit more

what she is another greece d.c. is up to my dear you whose will tell you probably a metal professional thumb if. no pressure you give of the ship but having a bizarre buffet is just a lawyer for there is a bomb copy of the directive down the to the ideas that is the blood. what if still there were a lot of people here but then in a couple of hours the atmosphere here at this event started to change and became distinctly political now there was a group of people that started to shout at different slogans they were protesting against the current russian. government there were also calling for the governor of the region this is where the treasure is easy to place to just step down earlier any other event took place by the walls of the kremlin we were as well a lot of people came there bringing flowers and lighting candles it is a very difficult moment for the whole country as this horrible tragedy has shaken everyone not only in the country but around the world today's been declared a national day of mourning here in russia more than thirty cities have already held vigils in

look at themselves why are they silent about the s three hundred which greece has and they tell us that this is a wrong step what kind of alliance what kind of solidarity is this well that's the question he asked nato nato has made its dissatisfaction clear every step of the way here earlier this month deputy secretary general rose gottemoeller pointed out the problem that the s four hundred doesn't integrate with current nato hardware for a start now the s four hundred would give turkey a new level of control over its airspace and beyond if this all goes ahead it's a service to where briefly anti aircraft missile system developed back of the nine hundred ninety s. it can engage up to eight hundred targets at a time up to four hundred kilometers away it's sophisticated stuff it can also hit fast moving targets up to an astonishing four point eight kilometers per second but the politics of it let's talk about that with the turkish capital with the same bad she professor of international relations at the city's middle east technical university i missed about xi yeah great talk about

member saying no bogey area greece as well the surprise that it wasn't you know enemas. now. astra has always been it is a neutral country by virtue of the austrian state tree he it's always been a place where there's been a leading ground between east and west. area it's always been historically very pro russian and for that matter so those freaks so. i'm not surprised that everybody didn't go along it. seems normal in the e.u. and i would have say that the response in the in the european countries is more limited it's two or three diplomats and the united states is pretty radical with six. peter thanks for your time former us ambassador peter galbraith really appreciate you making time to be with us thank you. now away from that story of but a kindness that's actually about fire one man's act of kindness in the french alps as landed him in trouble after he helped a heavily pregnant woman reach a hospital following through if they with me ben what do co is his name he's a member of a volunteer migrant patrol group who spotted this woman and her family which included two small children

are more than eighteen thousand under-age refugees in greece and one in five of them is here alone. many months for hell to get here and that's hell continues for some teenagers in the heart of athens.

three hundred which greece has and they tell us that this is a wrong step what kind of alliance what kind of solidarity is this. well nato has repeatedly urged turkey not to buy russian weapons earlier this month a top official stressed that the s. four hundred does not integrate with current nato systems the s four hundred would give turkey a new level of control over its space beyond its a surface to air missile system. to eighty targets out of time up to four hundred kilometers away hence the name it could also hit fast moving targets travelling at speeds of a run five kilometers per second well international relations professor who's saying. is of the opinion that i'm needs russian weapons more that it requires western support we live very interesting crisis between turkey and the united states of america by literal terms. by the three. hundred. from the turkish the france surplus a point of view russia seems to be one of the possible future of this. missile system is not applicable to the nato structure but this is one nine hundred ninety one gulf war turkey is always. there for

these member states that austria greece portugal and it's a list of eleven countries that perhaps want to keep this open dialogue with russia is something that the president of the e.u. commission stressed at the e.u. summit last week as well but looking stateside though it appears that the u.s. is escalating the conflict with moscow spearheading the process by expelling sixty russian diplomats the largest number of diplomats ok later is that they thank you for that we're back at the top of the hour with the latest headlines see that.

expelling russian diplomats these even member states are austria greece portugal it's a list of eleven countries that want to keep an open dialogue with russia it's something that the president of the european commission stressed at the e.u. summit last week but new zealand though has come forth after running a few background checks on that russian diplomats the people who bring expeller of being undeclared by large undeclared intelligence offices we've done a cheek a new zealand we don't have russian and declared intelligence officers here if we did we would expel them. looking stateside to paris that the u.s. is escalating this conflict with moscow and spearheading the process the u.s. government's expelling sixty russian diplomats it's the largest amount of all countries taking action let's take a listen to what washington had to say the president spoke with many foreign leaders our european allies and others and encourage them to join the united states in this. in this announcement now it appears to be a coordinated measure donald trump was discussing these measures beforehand with

solution for europe which in greece is secure to a full blood supply for everybody and went up like the five european companies germany and france united kingdom austria invested ten billion euros in a project should in brussels protect their interest as well we we have a market already. approach in europe we want to have a single european and achieve market and we want to mobilize as much private money as possible for increasing and building the infrastructure. so that's the one side and we have to balance it on the other side of course. the european commission is concerned as some of the states we were talking about that dependency on russia or to other partners will increase and therefore we have to. balance this but basically i think it's good that we have a lot of european companies cooperating and westing in this project with private money. mr safir we're going to take a short break right now and when we're back we'll continue talking to him five for speaker of the christian democratic union party and chairman mr to talk more about the nordstrom to atlanta project and the oppositi

three hundred which greece has and they tell us that this is a wrong step what kind of alliance what kind of solidarity is this. nato has repeatedly urged to turkey not to buy russian weapons earlier this month a top official stressed that the as four hundred is not integrate with current nato systems the s four hundred it would give turkey a new level of control over its airspace and beyond it is a surface to air anti-aircraft missile system and can engage up to eighty targets at a time up to four hundred kilometers away can also hit fast moving targets travelling at speeds of four point eight kilometers per second. turkish international relations professor hussain bunchy told us needs russian weapons more than western support. we live at the moment a very interesting crisis between turkey and the united states of america by literal terms in nato terms and by the three of terms i think the turkish position . four hundred. three from the turkish defense policy point of view russia seems to be one of the possible partners for future despite the fact that this type of missile system is

russian diplomats these a member states include austria greece portugal it's a list actually of eleven countries that perhaps want to keep this open dialogue with russia is something that the presidents of the e.u. commission stressed last week at the e.u. summit that new zealand their house come forth in red after running a few background checks on their brush and that's let's take a listen to what they have think. the people who are being exposed being undeclared by large undeclared intelligence offices we've done a cheek a new zealand we don't have russian and declared intelligence officers here if we did we would expel them. looking stateside though it appears that the u.s. is perhaps escalating this conflict in spearheading this process the u.s. government says expelling sixty russian diplomats that's the largest amount out of all the countries let's take a listen now to what the white house had to say. president spoke with many foreign leaders our european allies and others and encourage them to join the united states in this. in this announcement so we've heard that the white ho

which greece has and they tell us that this is a wrong step what kind of alliance what kind of solidarity is this well nato has repeatedly urged turkey not to buy russian weapons earlier this month a top official stressed that the s. four hundred does not integrate with current nato systems the s four hundred would give turkey a new level of control over its or space and beyond it's a surface to air. missile system and can engage up to eighty targets at a time up to four hundred kilometers away it can also have fast moving targets travelling at speeds of almost five kilometers per second. well international relations professor hussein by chito listen to a needs russian weapons more than that requires western support we live. very interesting crisis between turkey and united states of america by literal terms. made to him by the throat i think the turkish position. is four hundred. from the turkish defensive opposing point of view russia seems to be one of the possible prognosis for future of this fog. this missile system is not applicable to the nato structure but this is one n

six soyinka. an estimated eight since under age refugees are now living in greece. you know storm over the. whole. to your home when they hear of being. many sell their body just to make. all the sounds in the. news. dealing drugs to make a living. in your. new life. but now i get mad. on this video students are taught how to react in extremely violent situations. that i want. them aggression the question. ship policeman will follow this kind of training for two weeks just before starting to tatchell in the city. the kid shelling on the videos it's him david wright a former policeman converted to combat sports he has trained every policeman in pittsburgh for the last fifteen years. too much violence doesn't worry him it's the opposite that preoccupies him well. my fear is that they under react if an officer under react perhaps fails to recognize that their life is in danger. by the time that they realize this it could be too late and they could be seriously hurt or killed want to put them under stress yes but we also we want to them to win and you know it's just sort of like a coach on

expelling any russian diplomats among these e.u. member states we have austria greece portugal with such a list of eleven countries that perhaps want to keep an open dialogue with russia is something that the presidents of the e.u. commission stated in the e.u. summit last week but new zealand have come forth after running a few background checks on that russian diplomats this is what they have to say on the matter. the people who are being exposed being undeclared by large undeclared intelligence offices we've done a cheek a new zealand we don't have russian undeclared intelligence officers here if we did we would expel them looking stateside though it seems that the u.s. is escalating the conflict with moscow and spearheading this process or the u.s. government expelling sixty russian diplomats now that's the largest number of all the countries taking action there let's listen to washington's response now. the president spoke with many foreign leaders our european allies and others and encourage them to join the united states in this. in this announcement. so we've heard that the white h

come on the program here on to cast has been deployed as protesters in greece attempt to storm the prime minister's office details off the. when you have no clean water no health care no infrastructure those are all sins of a greater problem in haiti and that greater problem is imperialism the problem is debt dependency and domination that haiti has had to deal with since it became the first. free republic ruled by black people since eighty four. thanks for joining us here today an independent autopsy of an unarmed black man who was fatally shot by police in the u.s. city of sacramento earlier this month has found that he was shot in the back the victim's family lawyer says that contradicts the police officers claims that he was advancing towards them and what happened was not clear from the body video released earlier this month. thank you thank you. twenty two year old stuff. twenty times saying they had mistaken his phone for a gun and they were responding to a call about someone breaking windows clock was short in his grandmother's backyard police officers were placed on paid a

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fight terrorism look at themselves why are they silent about the s three hundred which greece has and they tell us that this is a wrong step what kind of alliance what kind of solidarity is this. nate has made his dissatisfaction clear every step of the way early this month deputy secretary general rose gottemoeller pointed out the problem that the s four hundred doesn't integrate with current nato hardware well the s four hundred would give turkey a new level of control over its airspace and beyond its surface to where the aircraft missile system it can apparently the scientists say engage up to eighty targets of the time up to four hundred kilometers away it can also hit fast moving targets up to an astonishing four point eight kilometers per second. turkish international relations professors saying but she told us that that's important and he thinks ankara needs russian weapons more than western support right now we live very interesting crisis between turkey and the united states of america in by literal terms as well as in nato in by israel terms i think the turkish position. fou

feel like let's say i'm it's like this and your theories on greece some banks have to fight well stay strong thank you for. the story that's true love debt slavery. your column say that. something is good in kosovo oh but so barcelona oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh but for for crimea . or whatever. you the principle is good or the principle is but has to be a ploy equally and that is. our politics often precludes us from seeing the struggles of those we disagree with for those who are anti-war like myself it can be hard to care about soldiers and what happens to them after the battlefield when they volunteered for a job that we may find a boring but it is in that act of humanity that we can heal the lasting wounds of war former brigadier general tony tate of for the united states army and author of fiction thriller direct fire joined us recently to give his advice for servicemen and servicewomen adjusting killing and succeeding after their military careers have ended. that's such an important topic of discussion i was getting ready to do a show in my first but b

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three hundred which greece has and they tell us that this is a wrong step what kind of alliance what kind of solidarity is this or nato has made its dissatisfaction clear every step of the way over this purchase earlier this month. rose gottemoeller pointed out the problem that the s four hundred doesn't as she put it into great with current nato hardware the s four hundred would give turkey though a new level of control over its airspace and beyond if it is board eventually it's a surface to wear anti aircraft missile system developed in the one nine hundred ninety s. it's a state of the art stuff or it could engage up to eighty targets of the time up to four hundred kilometers away apparently can also hit fast moving targets up to an astonishing eight point zero four point eight kilometers per second the thing to be reckoned with are all turkish international relations professor hussein but she spoke to me about this earlier on in told me things ankara needs russian weapons more than western support right now. we live. very interesting crisis between turkey and the united states of

estimated eighteen since under-age refugees are now living in greece. you know still more. to do at home in their euro food bring. many sell their bodies just to make ends meet. on the second on and on the city and with. the afghans. dealing drugs to make a living. legend of the. game of the. moment we've had a period of fake the flame. engineer by all the central banks of the day don't have the control that they think that they have and that once you start to see this being picked up in markets like the go. martin and others you know you got to start to see feed on itself in a big way. fifty years ago breaking within two conjugation as a sleeping pill does this would only does. the side effects were terrible but not on. indulge one for board more worldly feel not war then boom boom of across europe victims or starting legal battles demanding at least some compensation. in two ways first will the physical damage itself as well that the concert mind that the people who actually perpetrated this crime has never been able to justice and there has been a cover up. welcome back to dublin i'm

sources of the rule where are those sources first we need to know greece are products. we are still lagging behind. and we need to increase in productivity and made sure that's the middle sized companies construction agriculture trade commerce and so on but we need growth rate that would list five percent a year by the end of the next decade and we'll be among the world's leading economies increasing productivity means increased salaries as well it was before with us this means that demand will grow this in turn will provide an additional driver for economic development. we should mark to beat companies to reduce. that we. revise our system of subsidies and retarget them to. stimulate the production of the sophisticated what's next in the investment if we had a goal of increasing it to twenty five percent of g.d.p. and we were unable to achieve this goal unfortunately but we still have to get. any cost and i hope that the next government and the bank of russia will present your specific program on how to get. what we need. need to get to a level where on the average. every other and

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have a political discussion i'm sure italy greece hungary and spain may be would be blocking minority is strong enough to veto any kind of a renewal sanction i am free to say so because no governmental responsibility but this is convinced about a few years ago the former italian prime minister materazzi suggested in a conversation of russian president vladimir putin that perhaps russia could make the first step in lifting some of those sanctions and when you think about it it's an interesting proposition because i guess moscow could lift sanctions against friendlier countries and leave them in place for some of its harshest critics but then certainly in the face accusations of trying to start divisions within the e.u. do you think that's a good idea and. the ideal prime minister renzi was a good one. unfortunately as we know it followed by a practical and concrete decision from president to russia because. probably if. the atmosphere for such as decision was zero again was premature these would have been a zero game decision from the russians. present we should have responded to it by

now living in greece. you know go. to your home when there you go food during. the many sell their bodies just to make ends meet. for them on the second off again and all the sense in that. says an alumnus could. also has turned to dealing drugs to make a living. and love love love. him and then you. move. but i mean by old russia's new strategic arsenal including a nuclear capable missiles said to outsmart all existing defense systems in his annual stage of the union address the president added that all of this comes in response to the u.s. stance in the cell system builder. also to come this hour four civilians are killed by militants in the syrian district. that is a humanitarian palls established by russia collapses it also comes as the u.n. security council debates possible solutions to the crisis and south africa's parliament passes a motion that could see white farmers across the country stripped of their land without compensation but hear different opinions on the controversial move. they're welcome at seven pm here in moscow you're watching international president vladimir

action and not expelling any russian diplomats monk this list austria greece portugal perhaps they want to keep an open dialogue with russia something that the president of the commission stressed in his summit last week but new zealand have come full though and after running a few background checks on that russian that perhaps this is what new zealand have to say to the people who've been exposed being undeclared by large undeclared intelligence offices and we've done a cheek a new zealand we don't have russian and declared intelligence officers here if we did we would expel them. the russian ambassador to the e.u. vladimir change of believes the u.k. is reaction in the script case was pre-determined. and i have the impression that the british government never wanted the conclusion that it had its own. decisions ready well in advance and the swiftness with which. a number of countries followed the u.k. and the united states should dead their lead in this is deeply disappointing of course. i don't think the british government. is. should be satisfied with this they have managed to

eighteen thousand under-age refugees in greece and one in five of them is here alone many went for help to get here and that tell continues for some teenagers in the heart of athens where they now sell their forty's to make ends meet. these days stories. a very nice move toward goal from says who knows all of the songs from syria. how old are you a mama from a civil servant. just. seventeen seventeen sixteen and twenty one. ok so where do you live where do you sleep the shopping center soon the money lying here oh i know it's a shelter lamond don't lose time. on a bit new son noticed some of the. new greek system going to get great system system laws. and. you've got one of them a sort of a mano. standing. oh i love your job it looked like.

these e.u. member states of austria greece portugal it's a list of eleven other countries that perhaps want to keep an open dialogue with russia it's what the president of the european commission stressed summits last week but the largest response that we've seen has been from outside of the e.u. to the u.s. now where a sixty russian diplomats will have to leave u.s. soil let's take a listen to what's washington had to say the president spoke with many foreign leaders or european allies and others and encourage them to join the united states . in this announcement. now these measures have been taken despite the ongoing investigation despite russia saying that they will want to cooperate with the investigation and despite the chemical weapons bodies saying it will still take two to three weeks before they can finalize their results and they said thank you for the update let's get some more analysis on this now with our guests tara mccormack here's the international politics britain's let's say university mr clark thank you for joining us on the program what do you make of this b

will defend our interests if we need to come. to greece terrorists will hurt us all the boom trade rules are an easy tools. and it's expected that all steel exporters to the us will pay an extra twenty five percent with a ten percent tariff slapped on our new million coming into the country. opposes the move and is considering employing counter measures the states are considering new tariffs on consumer goods produced in the u.s. including clothes motorcycles peanut butter and juice.

join with to go. to greece really clear that we are engaged in a hybrid for which russia. clude stis information political and fear of cyber attacks are now very possibly this act of attempted murder in considering how to respond for him to also look at what additional hope we might give to the people of ukraine who operate from clawing and resisting russian aggression and to expansionism you i think i think my right arm befriended he's absolutely right we do need to look across the very diverse nature of the threat that we that we face and the actions that we are taking and we have already been taking a number of actions in support of the of the ukraine is also an important part of our deliberations an important part of of our response michael mcdonald as we call stein question was understood by only three people everybody understands what is happening here to date and there can be no criticism of the told the prime minister has adopted she will know that under article four of neutral she can raise this is a concern of what our nato allies does she tend to do so. as i could says in

greece d.c. is all up to my view of you whose will tell you probably a method to prevent will come if. you give of the sheep but having the bees up officers just fell noir the breeze a bomb got to get down the tube the idea is that the blood. what if still there were a lot of people here but then in a couple of hours the atmosphere here had this event started to change and became distinctly political now there was a group of people that started to shout different slogans they were protesting against the current russian government they were also calling for the governor of the canada frege and this is where the treasure is easy to place to step down earlier and other events took place by the walls of the kremlin where as well a lot of people came there bringing flowers and lighting candles it is a very difficult moment for the whole country as this horrible tragedy has shaken everyone here not only in the country but around the world the number of the victims could have been much higher it has not been for the courage of people nearby some even lost their lives trying to get children o

refugees are now living in greece. you know still more to go. to get a home in the euro food bring. as many sell their bodies just to make ends meet. on the second on and on the sense in that. says a lot of things but it. also has turned to dealing drugs to make a living. just saying it isn't a lot of goods a little. game of. ukraine isn't a pre-collapse a situational crisis their moment told you bring you all of you ukraine agreement was that all region all just blowing its coalitional decries exactly because of some countries forty story caries of something appear in countries. above the role of russian for the rich i can understand why cannot the greek. economic war is unfolding in the realm of education the right to education being supplanted by the right to. education. higher education is becoming just another product that can be bought and sold under snot just about education anymore it's also about running a business where you. want is the place of students in this business model before college i was born now i'm running stream or higher education the new global economic war. th

s three hundred which greece has and they tennis that this is a wrong step what kind of alliance what kind of solidarity is this. well nato has made its dissatisfaction clear every step of the way earlier this month. rose gottemoeller pointed out the problem at the desk four hundred system doesn't integrate with current nato are where there's four hundred would give turkey a new level of control over its airspace and beyond it's a surface to air anti aircraft missile system developed back in the ninety's but state of the art it can engage up to eighty targets at a time to four hundred kilometers away apparently and apparently the boffins say it could also hit fast moving targets up to the story four point eight kilometers a second it's impressive stuff anyway hence the turks want it turkish intelligence international relations professor hussein but she told us that he thinks ankara needs russian weapons more right now the western support we live in the moment they're very interesting prices between turkey and the united states of america in by literal terms as well as in major te

in greece. you know still more the. whole idea of home in the euro food drink. many sell their bodies just to make ends meet it's. only them the second or the in the second or the on the sins in the pool of says in the left and it. also has to turn to dealing drugs to make a living. justice in their lives and lot of lives in the. name of being. hi america this is the kaiser report coming at the speed of sound and the speed of light that's one hundred eighty six thousand miles per second imagine that into your own conscious mind causing all kinds of havoc. they said max we had the good fortune of recording the second half of this episode first so i know what you're going to talk about and i'm going to introduce it with this headline because this headline happened over the past week or two we did not cover it at the time because we knew we were going to get the expert on vick's onto the program to talk about the details of it but i just want to remind people in case they're under the misguided notion that there's been any sort of you know you know we down in criminal activity wit