with themes like nature and environmental apocalypse he captures that side guys. that really interests me how humans perceive the world and nature are we think about it how much can we understand what forces are hidden there is there an arrogance in our attitude toward it and. be an martin s in vietnam it. he spray painted pigeons in venice to the consternation of animal rights campaigners they didn t like it but the art world loves his poem artificially altering his surroundings. his image file greater produces photographic interventions manipulations that occur at the moment the photograph is taken but are only noticeable on the final image. a dub gracing an image of man on.
it is not as if this is far away and nothing to do with us. isis wants to destroy us. russia doesn t care and doesn t deal with the threat of isis we do. it is a threat to us and it is part of it should be our concern. jess, i m again, isis, i agree. they re our enemy. absolutely. not suggesting to go easy on isis. there are other ways to fight isis. there are, yes. can we do the full screen? we trained $500 million spent training syrian fighters. jihadists. whatever. our side guys. you know how many we got for that $500 million? five. five. five. i know. one, two, three, four $100 million per fighter. i understand. it is incredibly disappointed. we are humiliated on the world stage and doesn t mean all hope is not lost and should not go into syria but there are things to do like increase the presence in eastern europe. saying to china michelle was
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there s the analysts and they are charged with sort of running the models and being independent. there s a business side for folks doing sales. they want the fees. you re going over the head of the people who should be making the decision to the business side guys. you re going to turn us away? what s the difference? you want a 1% capital buffer, they want .75%. can t we meet in the middle somewhere. it ends up being exactly what the banks want. this is what happens over time. the analysts really didn t have the juice in the bureaucracy. it it ended up being the sales side people with the power. karl eleven has a great way to describe this. it s like one of the parties in court paying the judge s salary. it wasn t always this way. the rating agencies used to work on a subscription model where people bought financial products. investors were paying for the ratings.
they are talking to the analyst and it s aaa. it s just how it worked. the entire scheme is laid out this way in these documents. there s the analysts and they are charged with sort of running the models and being independent. there s a business side for folks doing sales. they want the fees. you re going over the head of the people who should be making the decision to the business side guys. you re going to turn us away? what s the difference? you want a 1% capital buffer, they want .75%. can t we meet in the middle somewhere. it ends up being exactly what the banks want. this is what happens over time. the analysts really didn t have the juice in the bureaucracy. it it ended up being the sales side people with the power. karl eleven has a great way to describe this. it s like one of the parties in court paying the judge s salary. it wasn t always this way. the rating agencies used to work on a subscription model where people bought financial