A better opportunity to resonate with and take a short break right now when were back well continue talking to professor Jack Goldstone talking about the nature of revolutions and where the next revolution may take place stay with us. About your sudden passing ive only just learnt. And taken your last. Year at new it would i tell you im sorry. So i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. I remember when we first met my life turned on each. And my feeling starting to change you talked about war and i could. It was a game still some are fond of you those that didnt like to question our arcade and i secretly promised to never be like it said one does not leave a funeral the same as one enters the mind gets consumed with death this one defines the speech because there are no other takers. To claim that Mainstream Media has met its maker. For page memo detailing extensive pfizer court abuse changed the course of what is known as russia gate
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A number of limited movements now in American History when there was a time of major changes the Little Movement sometimes coming together and produce a big outcome i think that was the case in the one nine hundred sixty s. It may be the case in twenty eight teen if there is a transformative democratic wave that leads to electoral change perhaps well see movements come together but we dont know yet all i can tell you is there is potential but so far it remains divided so youve said many times that actually people need to come out and protest time to time to remind the government what they want and why theyre unhappy but shit this is and overthrowing the government of these protests are for instance ignored by the government no of course not the advantage of a democracy is that people can vote to change the government without having to overthrow it in the streets and indeed one could argue that the election of donald trump was a major protest against both of the mainstream Political Par
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Hakone gardens has been a popular place for many of us growing up in the bay area, an oasis of japanese history, culture, and atmosphere that has never become a commercially oriented tourist spot. It is a haven for many visitors, not just japaneseamericans, by the way, and it is celebrating a centennial celebration. Joining me to talk about Hakone Gardens and its history and celebration are some old friends, the executive director of the Hakone Foundation, shozo kagoshima. And a wellknown bay area historian, a member of the Hakone Foundation board of trustees, as well as a former chair, Connie Young Yu. Its great to see both of you here. Shozo kagoshima well, thank you for having us. Connie young yu delighted. Robert for people who dont know much about it, give us sort of an overview of Hakone Gardens, what it is, and where it is today. Shozo well, i think most people recognize hakone as being an event venue. Its a popular place for wedding and receptions. But people really dont realiz