Malaysias power struggle bottom habits something the resignation has thrown the country into uncertainty but whats motivated this just 2 years after a surprise comeback of what is a tell us about politics in malaysia this is inside story. Hello welcome to the program im Adrian Finnegan and Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad has long been seen as a monster of the lazy in politics his shock resignation on monday has triggered speculation over what he may be planning hes been resisting pressure to set a deadline to and over power to his name successor abraham they put aside the decades long rivalry and 28 team and that partnership brought mahathir back into power under the deal to promise to hand over the top job to bring him now the ruling government has collapsed and Political Parties are rushing to forge alliances to form a new one so well come back to power through a different Political Partnership thats what were going to be discussing shortly but 1st i was there as Florence Louis repor
And for me, i just kind of a little bit of background. So for those of you that dont know or have heard whos ever heard of the ludlow massacre, okay. So i want to about 70 of you. Okay. In the mid two, thousands, archeologists at the university of denver did a survey of colorado inns and they found that less than 70 of people had ever in colorado had ever heard of the ludlow massacre and of those that had thought of the love part of the massacre, they thought that it was a massacre by native americans killing white settlers. Okay. So just a little bit of background from my experience with the ludlow massacre. I grew up in southern colorado. My family has lived here for the past 150 years. Ludlow was actually my first field trip in the third grade. I went to college. I ended up studying with an individual who had done research on southern colorado hispanics, and i had the opportunity to do research at the cfa archives, which is our steel mill and our community in the past couple of year
Little bit of background. So for those of you that dont know or have heard whos ever heard of the ludlow massacre, okay. So i want to about 70 of you. Okay. In the mid two, thousands, archeologists at the university of denver did a survey of colorado inns and they found that less than 70 of people had ever in colorado had ever heard of the ludlow massacre and of those that had thought of the love part of the massacre, they thought that it was a massacre by native americans killing white settlers. Okay. So just a little bit of background from my experience with the ludlow massacre. I grew up in southern colorado. My family has lived here for the past 150 years. Ludlow was actually my first field trip in the third grade. I went to college. I ended up studying with an individual who had done research on southern colorado hispanics, and i had the opportunity to do research at the cfa archives, which is our steel mill and our community in the past couple of years, i was also able to sit on
Okay. So i want to about 70 of you. Okay. In the mid two, thousands, archeologists at the university of denver did a survey of colorado inns and they found that less than 70 of people had ever in colorado had ever heard of the ludlow massacre and of those that had thought of the love part of the massacre, they thought that it was a massacre by native americans killing white settlers. Okay. So just a little bit of background from my experience with the ludlow massacre. I grew up in southern colorado. My family has lived here for the past 150 years. Ludlow was actually my first field trip in the third grade. I went to college. I ended up studying with an individual who had done research on southern colorado hispanics, and i had the opportunity to do research at the cfa archives, which is our steel mill and our community in the past couple of years, i was also able to sit on the ludlow Centennial Commission. So it had been 100 years since the lobo massacre. It was a government governor ap
Okay. So i want to about 70 of you. Okay. In the mid two, thousands, archeologists at the university of denver did a survey of colorado inns and they found that less than 70 of people had ever in colorado had ever heard of the ludlow massacre and of those that had thought of the love part of the massacre, they thought that it was a massacre by native americans killing white settlers. Okay. So just a little bit of background from my experience with the ludlow massacre. I grew up in southern colorado. My family has lived here for the past 150 years. Ludlow was actually my first field trip in the third grade. I went to college. I ended up studying with an individual who had done research on southern colorado hispanics, and i had the opportunity to do research at the cfa archives, which is our steel mill and our community in the past couple of years, i was also able to sit on the ludlow Centennial Commission. So it had been 100 years since the lobo massacre. It was a government governor ap