laughter . This particular group, and we take it as a very serious threat stream, one that were concerned about and sometimes it gets lost on the public the threatbased on of isil. Is that is a threat. Probably threat is more immediate and what concerns us most about it is the working with aqap and other affiliates to put together an thats successful mainly targeted at aviation targets, i think all of that has public, but its serious and its rising up. And its interesting that where you see these operatives isnt necessarily where you might see some before. So you might see number s iraq, africa, in con swrungs with another affiliate. Thats a new twist, the way we see it. So you have this immediate threat that we continue to push back on, this al qaeda threat, to what is aon growing National Security threat isil and their ability to get people back into the United States. New threat, what do you see as their goal . Is there one specific goal or them . A bunch of the best defense against
Harass, just to give you a concrete example from a couple weeks ago the california Highway Patrol officers arresting women for drunk driving and taking their phones and share them with each other. He didnt even want her to find out about it so they are simply going to be located with stalking and grass meant and thats not going to be enough so for those that think the laws are adequate i would ask the victims if they think that is true. Ask what has happened, and he times theyve been told its your own fault for taking these pictures and gets turned away by lawyers who say yes we could go after this but hes operating this out of his basement. Theres no money and no reason to pursue this. For all these reasons we are responding to an issue where victims have come forward and said we cannot get any relief and im not going to secondguess the victims because they are the ones experiencing this firsthand. If Law Enforcement is telling women its your own fault this is happening to you, thats
Media. Mr. Forbes discusses his book, freedom manifesto, a followup to his book how capitalism will save us. Now joining us on booktv is magazine publisher, politician and frequent author, steve forbes, whose newest book is coming out in august of 2012 and its called freedom manifesto why free markets are moral and Big Government isnt. We are at freedom fest in las vegas, where mr. Forbes is speaking. Mr. Forbes, why is that free markets are moreover, but that government isnt. With an example of that . Remake the emphasis of Big Government. Going back to it James Madison defined. But in terms of Big Government not being moral, it is the opposite of what it purports to do and creates an environment we have less ability to get ahead increased dependency and not a sense of independence. It plessis crony capitalism, which hurts oil entrepreneurship and creativity. All the things the government says it does hopes the poor to make sure the markets the right direction. They do the opposite. T
Right strategy . Thereve been many approaches but essentially they come down to what i would call what is known today as populationcentric counterinsurgency or hearts and minds. There was kind of a controlled experiment run by to the great nations of europe, britain and france in the 1950s to show which of these approaches is more successful because britain and france were each fighting counterinsurgency is an different colonies on different sides of the world. The french were fighting in algeria from 1954 to 1962. The british were fighting in malaya from 1948 to 1960s and they adopted very different methods of fighting with the french exemplifying the approach in the british applying the british if you want to find out one good way of doing it is by simply renting this wonderful movie the battle of algiers which i would recommend to anybody interested in what happened in algeria because its actually pretty accurate in what it depicts is what happened in 1957 when the french try to bre
Closer than it does now. What is now washington as you walk that end, that was the neck as you come and from now the south bend into boston. This was an island and one of dozens of islands that occupy gigantic boston harbor. They had ships scattered throughout the harbor in strategic areas and cap the entrance opens so that they could get revisions whether they be from england or from canada. This meant even though they were completely surrounded by land boston as it british occupy a garrison is going to starve. So it became a stalemate that then erupted into violence in the battle of bunker hill in june 1775. And this was a battle like none other. It was a terrifying cater for those not only living in boston but in towns around because all of the roofs of boston were filled with people watching as more than 2000 british regulars made their way across the harbor into the Charles River to the charles town financial and began the assault that would erupt into the battle of bunker hill. S