Cross talking some real news im joined by i guess robert bridge hes an r. T. Website writer also we have Dimitri Bobbitt shes a political analyst and editor at innocent me internet media project and in london we cross to Marcus Papadopoulos he is the editor of politics 1st magazine our gentleman crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate lets go to marcus 1st in london lets talk about. The trump administrations agreement with at least tacitly to sanction. China over whats going on in hong kong when theres something i just dont really seem to understand i mean and looking at hong kong i know that theres an enormous amount of inequality there that is the responsibility of the Hong Kong Government and its a one country 2 systems so why all the arrow at beijing and of course we know the United States is cheering it on along with its western allies. As an irritant to china go ahead marcus your thoughts well peter anyone curious oshea if pik
Opinions that american and British Services are tense in to the stabilized destabilized no right yes no it hong kong is a big revenue and for beijing well i hope so but mostly you know what they want to go but what is happening here is that theyre hurting themselves hong kong and in the process here deem one of the interesting things is that if you look at the media you know its all about democracy or you know why you think waving a British Colonial flag there was no democracy in heart in hong kong under British Colonial rule what are they talking about or is it just a talking point obviously this wasnt the right kind of colonialism it was British Colonialism if not russian colonialism or Spanish Colonial but i just love this you know in their water drawn oh you know what they describe their Peaceful Protesters who were just staying in for their freedom so then just the next paragraph one. The police collect a contraflow more of cork tales hold out baskets of premature weapons in the g
Their ailing president was propped up by a ruling elite, widely seen as corrupt. For almost five months, the algerian people have been demanding change. Until now, the demonstrations have been peaceful, with the army acting as referee between the people and the regime. But now it has to decide which side to back. For the first time, this film tells the full story of algerias protest movement, with exclusive footage of the demonstrations and the voices of people calling for change. Anes tina is one of algerias most daring screenwriters. Known for his outspoken critique of algerian society, his Award Winning sitcoms are a hit with the countrys youth. In 2014, he used his own Youtube Channel to speak directly to his fans. Three years later, he went on to savage the nations ruling elite in his video im angry. Within months, it had over 14 million views and anes tina was banned from appearing on algerian state media. Anes tina became a symbol of the nations disenfranchised youth, fed up wit
You are up to date on the headlines. Now on bbc news its time for algeria a revolution of smiles. In february this year, millions of algerians took to the streets. Their 82 year old president was rumoured to be considering a fifth term of office. Their ailing president was propped up by a ruling elite, widely seen as corrupt. For almost five months, the algerian people have been demanding change. Until now, the demonstrations have been peaceful, with the army acting as referee between the people and the regime. But now it has to decide which side to back. For the first time, this film tells the full story of algerias protest movement, with exclusive footage of the demonstrations and the voices of people calling for change. Anes tina is one of algerias most daring screenwriters. Known for his outspoken critique of algerian society, his Award Winning sitcoms are a hit with the countrys youth. In 2014, he used his own Youtube Channel to speak directly to his fans. Three years later, he we
And now on the bbc news channel, a look at how algerians are trying to rewrite the history of revolutions in the arabic speaking world, in algeria revolution of smiles. In february this year, millions of algerians took to the streets. Their 82 year old president was rumoured to be considering a fifth term of office. Their ailing president was propped up by a ruling elite, widely seen as corrupt. For almost five months, the algerian people have been demanding change. Until now, the demonstrations have been peaceful, with the army acting as referee between the people and the regime. But now it has to decide which side to back. For the first time, this film tells the full story of algerias protest movement, with exclusive footage of the demonstrations and the voices of people calling for change. Anes tina is one of algerias most daring screenwriters. Known for his outspoken critique of algerian society, his Award Winning sitcoms are a hit with the countrys youth. In 2014, he used his own