could happen here, and a lot of experts felt the same way. and what we re looking at is a place that has had a civil war for 22 years. 2.5 million people have died. you think this could start up again? if this referendum, if the aftermath of this referendum goes badly? of course this could start up again. there is always a very good possibility of that. tremendous steps forward, even since october, since we were here in october. the fact that there is a referendum at all which no one thought would happen, is a testament to the skill of not just not just the government of south sudan who has gotten their act together, the u.n. has been very helpful along the way. the truth of the matter, there are so many ways this could fall apart as you know. this is a nation being born, and there are a lot of problems with that. let me let me bring in your partner in this project, the enough project, john pendergast. can you describe you ve been
battle between the meserea and the dinca and if that happens, and those two fight it out as a proxy war, then this could escalate again into war. so that seems to be the main piece of the puzzle that everyone here is concerned with. and that s something we re going there tomorrow again. it s an area that we constantly monitor and pay attention to. and that s where your satellites become so crucial. they will be there and we ll be able to see early movements of any kind and alert the world to what is going on. george clooney, john pendergast, a pleasure to have you on. this is a great project. it s a very important project and also a very innovative project. preventive crisis diplomacy, fascinating it s coming from private citizens rather than governments, and i wish you all the best. thank you. the security guard had made up his mind he says, and had come there with a purpose, and the purpose was to kill him. and when he did that, he laid down his gun and said that i
that. let me let me bring in your partner in this project, the enough project, john pendergast. can you describe you ve been working tirelessly on this issue and other african issues. what is the sentinal project you guys have put together? explain to the viewers what you guys are doing? the idea is to try to prevent human rights abuses before they occur, by shining a spotlight on the places on the locations along the border between the north and the south where the possibility exists that if there is conflict, if there is a crisis that will erupt it will be in those places, and the idea is if we can put a spotlight on those areas, and ensure that photography, that satellite imagery, 24, 48 hours after the fact, can be beamed around the world, if there is large-scale troop movements, movements of tanks, other kinds of provocative actions or offensive actions, if those can be
piece of the puzzle that everyone here is concerned with. and that s something we re going there tomorrow again. it s an area that we constantly monitor and pay attention to. and that s where your satellites become so crucial. they will be there and we ll be able to see early movements of any kind and alert the world to what is going on. george clooney, john pendergast, a pressure leasure to have you . a great project, a very important project and also a very innovative project. preventive crisis diplomacy, fascinating it s coming from private citizens rather than governments, and i wish you all the best. thank you. the security guard had made up his mind he says, and had come there with a purpose, and the purpose was to kill him. and when he did that, he laid down his gun and said that i have killed. i got into one of the best schools in the country!
world by slow growth, economic crises and political discord. things are looking up. economic data suggests that the u.s. is moving toward stronger growth if that happens it has a restorative effect everywhere. the u.s. economy remains the world s largest by far, still three times the size of china s economy in real dollars. so if the american economy begins to boom, everyone prospers, and all of america s problems, while real, get less dire. tax revenues go up, state budgets look better, pension plans become more solvent. the crucial statistic is unemployment. while i hope that goes down, it remains the most difficult. it s possible to get real economic growth without much improvement in u.s. employment numbers. beyond america, i predict europe will also grow, and it s crisis will not overwhelm the continent. if you think about it the eurozone has been rocked by a series of crises, but the net effect is to make europe realize it has no choice but to bail out its spend-thrift