this is the kaiser report our of one is there is argentina so many head of. this country for can rock stars yes we re going to talk about some of the opportunities that have been taken over the last few months or years and you know it fits into this theme that we ve covered over the past few years which is that as soon as the u.s. used the u.s. dollar and in particular swift as a financial weapon alternatives emerged and thus said in the end of the power of empire this is happened throughout history hubris often sinks an empire when they become a bully and so we re going to look at what a story about china china working with a dutch company by the way here this is when the u.s. lapped all those tariffs on agricultural goods and all sorts of goods that china retaliated by stopping all imports of sawrey being products and of course argentina is a big producer of that so there china s pivoting and having to really develop and build infrastructure in countries that they want to d
titles of the books because that peppered with the expletives except for your latest one called do you do work i know how much you care about language as a means of self-expression what was the reason for using the before it s in your 1st 2 titles and defying that habit with the latest one yeah well you know that s just basically the way that i talk i really wanted to write a book that was an authentic expression of me i didn t want to do something that was just designed to sell books you know i wanted to do some that really was my voice so the titles of the books just you know normal to me doesn t mean that at this point in your life you re relying on the expletives a little bit less than before well. you know a long time ago. somebody said there s a big difference between being in trouble and being a bleep in trouble and you know it it really can a resonated with me i really got like there s a there s a seriousness about our lives that i think occasionally a little explicit
was just designed to sell books you know i wanted to do some that really was my voice so the titles of the books just you know normal to me doesn t mean that at this point in your life you re relying on the expletives a little bit less than before well. you know a long time ago. somebody said there s a big difference between being in trouble and being a bleep and trouble and you know it it really can a resonated with me i really got like there s a there s a seriousness about our lives that i think occasionally a little explicit expletive or 2 helps to can i really point to the can a gravity of what we re dealing with and allies so you know i m on a by the by the occasional curse word now in your books you project this image of a no-b.s. guy and yet you cite a lot of philosophers including one of the forefathers of modern linguistics ludovick with can stein who is famous for his thinking on how the limits of our language is sad the limits of our worlds and not only him in a br
follow their latest news and look back at the last 7 days to you watch the weeklies here on r.t. international now russia s investigative committee has released the identity of the gunman who opened fire at side the headquarters of the federal security service building in central moscow on thursday evening the shooter was 39 year old you have any minute of who lived in the moscow region he killed in f.s.b. officer before being shot dead himself another officer died later in hospital 5 other people including one civilian were injured the investigation into possible motives is still ongoing we spoke to the suspects neighbors and father. but lately he became very secretive and also got some kind of strange eastern accent used to tell me that he liked shooting leave and wanted to get a sports rank become a more star or sports team where he worked he replied in the emirates embassy as a security guard but i do not know if it is true he was a very calm guy and then somehow the chan
distinctions they ll be very distinct things that are that are clearly different from another and so another way to say that is we all living life through a very unique lens and that lens is created the language it s in the now what of that you re telling yourself and you tell other people and and i think it s important for people to pay attention to how they re describing the lives and what their narrative as we are also the products of our conditioning life conditioning and i think the only difference really is that some people recognize and sometimes even break free of that automated behavioral pattern something that you call to on after yourself and others get semantic in those patterns and till they re totally sapphic hated what was your personal jolt out of these throttle south patchy ation mind less south perpetuation mostly in our lives we can only see the circumstances when we look at what s going on around us and we don t really have a sense that we are shaping them