there s also bricks. there s nafta, there s co mesa, which interestingly enough brings together all of the countries in eastern and southern africa. that specific. and then there s that one that we want to focus on today because this is really the breakout one, right? it s called off eod, not asian asi on a s e a. it s the association of southeast asian nations. and the grouping by the way, regional countries, once again, they include brunei, cambodia, indonesia, louse, malaysia, me and mar, the philippines. second port thailand and you know, vietnam. they have a population of almost 3 quarters of a 1000000000 people. and a g d, p of $3.00 trillion dollars. that s the big the reason that these countries are so important is because together, they re now so powerful enough to matter, especially economically that all recent reports seem to show that, well, our economy here in the united states where we are in our nation s capital. i m a block from the white house, from where i s
of these groupings. like, for example, in my part of the world, the yo, a and the organization of american states, you know, which is really controlled by the united states, right? most would argue, still is, or the organization of not ally nations that ended up being kind of on the align side. not the mon, aligned side today though, and this is important because it gives us a sense of where we are and where things are heading. there seemed to be more a lot more there. you know, obviously the, the big ones are the you. there s also breaks. there s nafta, there s co mesa, which interestingly enough brings together all of the countries in eastern and southern africa. that specific. and then there s one that we want to focus on today because this is really the breakout one, right? it s called off eod, not asian asi on a s e a n. it s the association of southeast asian nations. and this grouping, by the way, regional countries, once again, they include brunei, cambodia, indonesia
after covering news all over the world founding a $1000000000.00 company, i m here to tell you, well, as much as i possibly can tell it like it is. so welcome to what we call direct impact. it seems these days to me anyway, like there s every day another group of countries who are forging a coalition to see if there really is strength in numbers, right? you know what they re finding, what, what they re finding is they re really, you ve strike the numbers. is it used to be with the superpowers had to invite you to be part of one of these groupings. like, for example, in my part of the world, the yo, i am the organization of american states. you know, which is really controlled by the united states, right? most would argue, still is, or the organization of not ally nations that ended up being kind of on the align side. not the mon, aligned side today though, and this is important because it gives us a sense of where we are and where things are heading. there seemed to be more a
at this hour, american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq, to free its people, and to defend the world from gravely booth with proof, we will bring to the iraqi people, food and medicine in supplies and fleet with ah, everybody. i m rick sanchez. you know, after covering news all over the world founding a $1000000000.00 company, i m here to tell you, well, as much as i possibly can tell it like it is. so welcome to what we call direct impact. it seems these days to me anyway, like there s every day another group of countries who are forging a coalition to see if there really is strength in numbers, right? you know what they re finding, what they re finding is there really is strike the numbers. is it used to be with the superpowers had to invite you to be part of one of these groupings, like, for example, and my part of the world, the yo and the organization of american states. you know, which is really controlled by the united
and this is important because this gives us a sense of where we are and where things are heading. there seemed to be more a lot more there. you know, obviously the, the big ones are the you. there s also bricks. there s nafta, there s co mesa, which interestingly enough brings together all of the countries in eastern and southern africa. that specific. and then there s that one that we want to focus on today cuz this is really the breakout one, right? it s called asi on not asian asana a s e a n. it s the association of southeast asian nations. and this grouping by the way, regional countries, once again, they include brunei, cambodia, indonesia, louse, malaysia, me and mar the philippines. second port thailand and you know, the nom they have a population of almost 3 quarters of a 1000000000 people and a gdp of $3.00 trillion dollars. that s big. the reason that these countries are so important is because together, they re now so powerful enough to matter, especially economic