Kids Behind Bars: Prison Camp for Children | Free Documentary Shorts

<div>Children Sent to Prison for Bad Grades<br><br></div><div><br>In Chester, South Carolina, children as young as 8 years old are being sent to jail for the weekend. These kids are not convicted prisoners, but instead, their own parents have sent them there as an extreme educational measure. The goal of this program is to push children physically and mentally to their limits, with the hope that they will learn from the experience and avoid the path to real criminal offenses. But is this method of deterrence the right way to teach children the consequences of their actions?<br><br></div><div><br>The Weekend Experience<br><br></div><div><br>The children arrive at the jail on Friday, just before 6 o'clock in the morning, wearing handcuffs and prison clothes. They will spend the entire weekend here, among real inmates, and are only allowed contact with their parents through a thick glass panel. The parents pay $75 for their children to experience life behind bars, even though they have not committed a crime.<br><br></div><div><br>Real Inmates<br><br></div><div><br>An important part of the program is meeting real inmates, but before that happens, the children have to spend their first night in a cell. The next day, they visit a nearby city park for social work time before finally meeting the inmates. Some of these inmates are even serving time for murder. The experience is intended to leave an impression on the children and show them the harsh realities of life behind bars.<br><br></div><div><br>The Impact of the Program<br><br></div><div><br>The program has been around since 2012, and according to program co-founder, Lieutenant Neil, it has a success rate of seven out of around 750 children who have had serious problems with the law afterward. The police officers who volunteer for the program are not paid, but they believe that it is worth sacrificing their weekends to help the children.<br><br></div><div><br>Ethical Concerns<br><br></div><div><br>However, the program also raises ethical concerns. Is it right to subject young children to such harsh treatment, even if it is meant to be educational? And is it fair that only parents who can afford the $75 fee have access to this kind of educational experience for their children?<br><br></div><div><br>Conclusion<br><br></div><div><br>Sending children to jail for bad grades may be a controversial and extreme educational measure, but some parents see it as a last resort to steer their children away from a life of crime. The program has its supporters and its critics, but ultimately, the impact of this kind of experience on a child's life remains to be seen.<br><br></div><div><br>Bullet Points:<br><br></div><ul><li>Children as young as 8 years old are being sent to jail for the weekend for bad grades</li><li>The children are subjected to harsh treatment and are only allowed contact with their parents through a thick glass panel</li><li>The program's goal is to push children to their physical and mental limits to teach them the consequences of their actions</li><li>The program has been around since 2012 and has a success rate of seven out of around 750 children who have had serious problems with the law afterward</li><li>The police officers who volunteer for the program are not paid but believe it is worth sacrificing their weekends to help the children</li><li>Ethical concerns arise with this program, such as whether it is right to subject young children to such harsh treatment and whether it is fair that only parents who can afford the $75 fee have access to this kind of educational experience for their children.</li></ul><div><br></div><div><br></div><div>Why the Program Exists<br><br></div><div><br>According to Lieutenant Neil, one of the co-founders of the program, the reason why he is invested in it is because he was once an average youth who engaged in gang activities. He believes that this program can help kids avoid the same mistakes he made and create better lives for themselves. This program has been around since 2012, and it aims to prevent children from becoming repeat offenders. However, it's not clear whether the program is effective in achieving its goal. Out of around 750 children who have participated in the program, only seven have had serious problems with the law afterwards.<br><br></div><div><br>Meeting Real Inmates<br><br></div><div><br>An important part of the program is meeting real inmates. Before that happens, the kids have to spend their first night in a cell. The next day, the tone changes as the deputies try to talk some sense to the kids. There is no specific profile for the program. The decision to send a child to prison lies solely with their parents. The children are taken to the nearby city park for social work time, and on the way there, one can see that drugs and gangs are a big problem in Chester.<br><br></div><div><br>Deputies' Sacrifices<br><br></div><div><br>The police voluntarily sacrifice their weekends once a month for the program. They are not paid, but they see the value in the program. Deputy Graham even took part in a similar program when he was a teenager. This experience has helped him relate to the kids and the situations they face on the streets. The deputies believe that the program's success is due to their harsh treatment of the kids. They feel that by being hard on them, they can prevent them from becoming repeat offenders and ensure that they take a different path in life.<br><br></div><div><br>A Controversial Program<br><br></div><div><br>The program has received criticism for its extreme handling of the children. Some people question whether it is necessary for an eight-year-old to spend a weekend in jail. The deputies argue that the children need to understand what prison life feels like and everything that goes with it. This extreme deterrence is meant to keep people from going to prison in the future. However, some people feel that there are better ways to teach children the consequences of their actions without resorting to such drastic measures.<br><br></div><div><br>Conclusion<br><br></div><div><br>The program in Chester, South Carolina, is controversial, to say the least. While some people support it and believe that it can help prevent children from becoming repeat offenders, others question its effectiveness and whether it is necessary for children to spend a weekend in jail. The program's success rate is low, with only seven out of around 750 children having serious problems with the law afterwards. However, the police involved in the program believe in it and feel that their harsh treatment of the kids is necessary to ensure that they take a different path in life. The debate around the program will undoubtedly continue, but one thing is clear: something needs to be done to prevent children from becoming repeat offenders and help them lead better lives.</div>

The Lost Atomic Bomb At The Bottom Of The Pacific Ocean | Lost Nuke | Timeline

U.S. Air Force bomber 075 went down off the coast of Canada on February 13, 1950. Two of the plane's six engines went up in flames. The crew of 16 were forced to abandon the plane. Among the five crewmen never found is the man responsible for the bomb's safekeeping. A Canadian Expedition. team travels to the remote crash site of. one of the  U.S military's most closely guarded secrets. The story of 075 is part of the History. Network series, "Broken Arrow" on CNN.com and the iReport channel. The series premieres tonight at 10 p.m. ET on CNN and on the CNN Television Network. For more information, visit www.cnn.com/brokenarrow and www.facebook.com/#/Broken-Arrow-Network-Series-Episode-1-2-3-4-5-5. For the full series, visit the History Network website and the CNN TV Network channel, or go to http://www.crimson.com/. For the rest of the series, see www. crimson.co.uk/broken-arrow-series- Episode 1-2, page 1-3, page 2-4, page 5-6, page 7, page 8, page 9, page 10, page 11, page 12, page 13, page 14, page 15, page 16, page 17, page 18, page 19, page 20, page 21, page 22, page 4, page 3, page 6, and page 5, 10, 11, and 10, 9, 12, are all shown on the same channel and page 11 of the CNN. network. The channel is available in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, and Spanish. The site of the crash site is in the mountains of Northern. British Columbia, Canada, and is accessible by air or sea from Canada's west coast. It is the only place in the world where a nuclear bomb is known to have been dropped from a plane. The plane was carrying a mark. IV nuclear weapon, which was intended to be used for a test detonation. The mission was a top secret mission for the United States Air Force. It was the first time a nuclear weapon has been used in combat. The bomber was shot down over the Pacific Ocean by a Soviet fighter jet. The crash is the first known instance of an atomic bomb being dropped from the air. The U.N. has no record of a nuclear device being dropped in the Pacific at such a high altitude. The world's first atomic bomb test took place in 1945 in the Philippines. The first atomic weapon was detonated in the Marshall Islands. The bomb was never used in battle. The United States has no evidence of a second nuclear bomb being launched from the sky. It has never been detonated from such an altitude. It's believed that the first nuclear bomb was dropped from such a height. The B-36 bomber was the only one ever to do so. The pilot of the 075 was killed in the crash and the crew was rescued by the Canadian Coast Guard. The wreckage of the bomber is found in a remote area of Northern British Columbia. The debris field is just. the size  of the debris field. is just incredible. The. size of  the debris  field is  just. incredible  this is the  center  of  where. the plane was destroyed. The flight of  zero  seven  five  five is. the  world's  first  Broken Arrow incident. I want  to  find  out  what  happened  that night  when  075's  mark  IV bomb was armed for a nuclear detonation  some. secrets  were meant  never  to be told  I. don't think  the mystery  is  one  of them. for  centuries  the native  people  of. Northern  British Columbia have referred. to. the bomber as “the leviathan’s”. One  three  and five  stitching  look  for. survivor  to look for. the man  responsible  for the safekeeping  weaponier  Ted. schreier. He was never found and his remains have never been found.

In February, 1950 the world's largest bomber takes off on a secret Cold War mission from Alaska. Its cargo - a MK IV nuclear bomb. Halfway through the mission three engines catch fire while the bomber is flying near Canada's west coast. Forced to abandon the mission, the crew puts the plane on autopilot, a course that will take the crippled bomber out into the Pacific. Despite the largest search and rescue mission in US Air Force history, the aircraft, five crewmen and their nuclear weapon are presumed lost in the depths of the Pacific Ocean - until now.

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Oymyakon - How to Survive at the Coldest Inhabited Place on Earth | Free Documentary Shorts

Omniacon is the coldest inhabited place on earth. The temperature difference between outside and inside is over 60 degrees. For the 500 inhabitants of omniacon winter is almost eight months long. The family of nikolai are yakuts, a tribe with turkish and mongolian roots. They have been living in siberia since the 12th century. It's still pitch black in omyacon at eight. o'clock in the morning. inside  the house  it's  20  degrees  celsius. for both the cows and the people it's all about survival. [Music]. hello  pasha  little  darling, it's time to get  ready for school. There are  two things which are always. running  in  homes in  omniacons: the stove and the television. this is how  omyacons residents  find  out. what's  happening  in the  rest of the world  the. temperature  difference  of  over. 60 degrees  between  outside and  inside makes  for  constant dressing and. undressing  annoying but  unavoidable. In the winter fresh  grass  only grows  from  may  to  august. so  we  cut  everything  within a  radius  of. 60 to 70 kilometers. and  only in  the  summertime  do  the cows give  milk. Now  in winter  at  -5  degrees  celsius  in. the  barn  for both  cows  and  people  it’s. all  about survival for  both  people and  the cattle. [ music] It's  still. pitch  black  here in  o myacon  at 8. o’clock  in  the  morning. The children  go to  the local  school. unless  they’re  closed  due  to extreme  cold. but  more  about that  later. the smoking  chimneys  in Omyacon  show. it's the  cold  that  determines  life here. We  need  enough   to last  the whole  winter. we’ve cut  the grass  at the  end  of the summer. we don’t  have enough  for the whole winter. We’ll  have  to cut  more in the summer, so   we cut  it in the winter. It’d  be  better  if  we had  more grass  in this  cold, but  we only have  a small amount in summer. It  grows  in May  so  fresh grass  grows from  May  to august, which is  the only time  the people  can  eat. in  winter  we don't have  enough to eat. we  eat  black tea  and fried. pastries in  this cold, a  high  calorie diet is  no  problem. The people  live in a small village near. the siberian tiger. i  grew  up  in a  small  village  near. omyacon. The  father  is  a woodcutter. his  wife  oxana  is a  nurse  in o myacon's. only  hospital. and the  family's  three  children. go  to the  local School.  unless  it is  closed due to  extreme cold. The record  occurred  in 1926. at  minus  71.2  degrees celsius, the. record  now is  -6.2 degrees c Celsius. The. temperature difference  between the outside and the inside is  over 60  degrees. inside. inside the house is  20 degrees  Celsius, which  explains oxana's  summer  style outfit. [music] The family  are  yakuts  this. tribe  with  turkish  and. monglian roots has  been  living  in Siberia  since the. 12th  century. The father is  niklai, a yakut, and  his wife is a nurse in the town's only hospital. He  has  three children who go to school every day.

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When Blackmailing A Drug Lord Goes Wrong

lsd  cocaine  and  ecstasy  are now  just a click  of  a  mouse  away  he is basically. the ebay  or  the amazon  of the drug trafficking world. The name  silk  road. comes  from the  highly  lucrative  trade  of silk textiles that were produced  almost exclusively in china. The sale of these highly  sought  after goods is  likely what. led  ross  ulbricht  or dread pirate. roberts to adopt the name for his dark. net marketplace. He would be facilitating  the  trade of every illegal good  and service you could. imagine. i wanted to see if anyone  here had heard of  it and could. recommend  it. i  found  it  through  this link which  if  you have a  tour browser. directly  to the real site  let  me know. what  you think  this  is the  first  ever. mention of  silk  road  anywhere  on the internet  the user  altoid acting  very poorly as an intrigued  third party with the intent of engaging  in word of  mouth marketing. i'm  thinking. of  buying  off  it but  wanted  to see  if. anyone here  had  heard  of it and  could recommend it  i  simply googled  the word  silk. road  and found  exactly what  he was  looking  for  he found  al toid. in posts that are still active  on. bitcointalk.com. You found  the creator  through a simple  google search  despite. the silk Road being only accessible  on tour  the browser that  gives  users access to the dark web. The fbi closed the site in 2013 after an investigation by irs special agent gary alford. It was. a whole loaf of bread as  explained by. irs  special  agent  gary  alford  the way. The site was. only accessible through a tour  browser. It's a  hidden service that. claims  to allow  you  to  buy  and sell. anything  online  anonymously. The user  was sentenced  to life  in  prison. without parole. [Music]. for  roughly  1500  years  the eurasian. trade routes that  spanned  over  4  000. miles played  a central role in. facilitating  economic  cultural  political. and religious interaction between  the east and  the west. The creator  was also allegedly. hired  a hitman  to kill a  white  rock  bc. in a bid to kill  a black rock  user. It would be unfair to say this  action  or post  was  a. breadcrumb that  led  the fbi to the eventual  closure of the  Silk  road  it was. A. whole  loaf  of bread is what i'm thinking of buying off of the site  but  if you  have  a tour browser directly to  the real  site  lets  me  know. What do you think? i  want to hear  what you think of the Silk  Road? Let me know in the comments below. I'll be back next week with the next installment of the iReporter's weekly webcast. I'm looking forward to hearing your thoughts on this week's episode of The Daily Discussion. I hope to hear from you on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, and Sunday, September 6th, September 7th. I’ll be back with the latest episode of this week’s episode of ‘The Daily Discussion’. I can’t wait to hear your views on the topic of the ‘Silk  Road’ and I hope  you’ve heard  about it too.

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Sam Zell -  The Biggest Real Estate Owner in America | Full Documentary

One man sam zell has built this real estate empire through calculated risk-taking the size of which none has ever seen it's an embodiment of one of the greatest real estate booms in america but as a market boom based on lies and speculation. Underneath the prosperity a financial storm is looming and semzell knows it while the rest. of the market still lives in euphoria it's the perfect opportunity for samzel to exit. with substantial potential profit not that i expected a sale to happen i thought equity. office was too big to be acquired [Music] equity office stock is trading at around. 40 a share but steve schwartzman believes it is undervalued he offers samsel 42 a. share it was looking like the biggest real estate deal in history blackstone's 42 bit. sent a signal to the street that equity office was undervalued now everyone wanted a. piece expecting more bidders to come in samsara rejects blackstone’s initial offer blackstone comes back. with a shrunk price of 47.5 dollars a share the offer has become too good. to ignore if it goes through semzel will make a fortune for shareholders and for. himself but as an astute investor he questions why steve Schwarzman will be buying real. estate assets during the peak of the bubble. sam zhao now has a tough decision to make whoever takes over their company will become the biggestreal estate conglomerate in the. world. through consolidating broken real estate buying out failing properties and companies and returning. them to profitability. samsel has made himself the undisputed king of real estate [Music]. it is the year of 1939. nazi germany and the soviet union just signed a. non-aggression agreement poland is squeezed in the middle and will soon be divided and devoured. It's alarming news for the jewish residents in poland. sam's father bernard zell books his. family the last train out of poland before the nazis bombed the railroad tracks. His father looked at that treaty and said this is basically an agreement to split a. poland and so my father got off he was on a train turned around went. home got my mother and said we are in for a war. He now must find a different buyer that could exceed his offer vornado. royalty offers a shocking bid. of 52 dollars ashare and a promise to keep the real estates intact rather. than breaking them up as blackstone plans to do the same zell and vornada may. have underestimated steveschwarzman's resolve they are inFor a war schwarzman raises the offer. to 52.25 a share 24 higher than a market price when the bidding war started. It will be a. shrewd business move but it will also dismantle the legacy samsung has worked his entire. life for he now has to find a new buyer that can exceed blackstone. It is the last day of 1939 when the nazi germany and the soviet union signed a non aggression agreement to split a poland and will soon be devoured by the nazis and the soviet union. It was the last time the jewish residents in poland were able to leave the country. sam zell looked at the treaty and saw that it was basically an agreement to split a Poland and said this is basically the last time the  jewish people would be able to stay in the country and have a better life. It was the last chance to save their lives. He now has to make the tough decision to make whoever takes over their company to become the biggest real estate conglomerate in the world in the history of the world.

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Most Mysterious Aircraft accident: Malaysia Airlines MH370 | What Went Wrong | Free Documentary

An international search is underway in the Indian Ocean for the missing plane. Malaysia Airlines flight 370 disappeared while on a routine flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing. There is an official hypothesis about where it crashed but nothing has been found. Some private individuals have attempted to calculate where it might be using their own professional experience. finding the black box is vital to. establishing the truth of  one of the world's  most  mysterious air disasters. The search is being coordinated by the royal  australian navy and the  transport  safety board of the Australian government. It is hoped that the search will be completed by the end of the week. The plane was carrying 230 passengers and nine crew and was due to land in Beijing on March 8. It was the first flight of the year for the malaysian airline and is thought to be the most mysterious air disaster in history. It has been missing since March 8, 2014. The Australian government has launched an investigation into the disappearance of the Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 with the help of the Royal Australian Navy and the Australian Air Force. The Malaysian government has also launched an international search for the plane. It's believed that the plane crashed into the sea off the coast of Borneo, in the southern Indian Ocean. There have been no sightings of the plane since it disappeared on March 7, 2014 and no bodies have been found so far. There has been no sign of the missing aircraft or its black box, which is believed to have been on board for more than two years. The black box has not been found and the search for it has been launched by the Australian navy and Australian air force. There are fears that it may have been destroyed in the crash. The missing plane has been described as 'one of the biggest mysteries in the history of aviation' and has been dubbed 'the missing plane' and 'the most mysterious' of all time. The last time a plane went missing in such a way was in 1996, when a plane carrying 239 people disappeared over the South China Sea. In that case, the search was focused on the southern tip of the Philippines. The current search is focusing on the south Indian Ocean in the south of the island of Bali. The Australians are hoping to find the plane's black box in the middle of the Indian ocean. They believe that it could be in an area known as ‘the deep sea’. The searchers are looking for the ‘black box’, which could be located in the depths of the ocean. It’s believed the plane may have crashed into a reef or a shallow water. The pilots may have tried to find a new route to land on, but were unable to do so. It may be that one of them became unconscious before the other. This may have caused the plane to take a very erratic trajectory. This could be the cause of the disappearance. It could also be that the pilots were trying to land somewhere safe and sound on a landing strip, but couldn’t get there in time. This is the only theory that stacks up in every way that we can think of. We have built a theory which is based on. technique. and  this  hypothesis  is  based  on. the facts that  the  radar and  inmarsat data gave  facts  that the  plane. wanted  to land  safe and  sound  somewhere. on a  landing strip able to have them. on  a landing  strip able  to  have them on a. landing strip. We  don't  go any further. We give no political interpretation and  give no. political interpretation. We just give  the facts  and  based on the facts of the radar and the data that the radar  gave. the  data  that  radar  and. inmARSat data  gave  the plane gave. We’re  trying to find out  where the plane  crashed.

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The missing Malaysia Airlines MH370 plane is the most mysterious aircraft accident since the disappearance of Amelia Earhart. Billions have been spent by the Malaysian government and by Australia to find the wreck of the airliner that disappeared with all 228 passengers on board. Could the tragedy have been avoided with better coordination between military and civilian air traffic controllers? Was the pilot suicidal? Did the cargo of lithium batteries play a role? Might the aircraft ever be located? And if so, where? Top aviation experts give their opposing takes as the program delves into the details of this unsolved aviation mystery.
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part1,  but first many people believe that when that computer no longer works the only thing it's, good for is a paperweight. to clutter up their desks but they couldn't be more wrong these men, work for. a new breed of recycler who has discovered gold in old hard drives hidden within. your, old computer is a treasure trove of precious metals the circuit board contains silver. and copper and the, microprocessor is laced with gold all of which are good conductors. that carried electrical signals around your computer, the old computers are sent to a plant. which salvages their precious metals first the outer casings are, taken off cables are unplugged. and disposed of and then all that. remains are the chips and processes all, these components were worth a fortune when they. were brand new but now they would be worth nothing, if they were on a. rubbish pile this company will make a handsome profit though one tonne of, old computers. could fetch them six and a half thousand pounds these micro processors are the easiest. to, recycle as the only metal contained in them is gold a mix of hydrochloric. acid and nitric acid, is used to separate the gold from the ceramics hundreds at. a time it is solved in a, large barrel what remains is pure gold dust. this is melted into gold bullion the stuff of dreams, for any business other parts. of the computers interior are not harder to recycle since they contain a, mix of. metals but the efforts is still well worth while the metal parts are stripped down. and, put into a furnace they melt into a liquid mix of gold silver and. copper which is poured, out cooled pressed and then sliced into place each plate is. placed into a bath and given a, positive charge here we see it on the. left on the right and negative charged copper plates attracts, the copper particles which loosen. from the mixed metal plates and accumulate there  in the next bath, a steel. plate attracts the silver which forms in crystals after the second bath the plate contains. nothing, but gold and could be melted down it will be shaped in two different. forms that have a, variety of uses  these sheets can be used to make. gold salts which will be sold to, the computer industry to create the salt crystals. these. sheets can also be made into. gold. salt which will, become dental crowns what once carried information around a computer's memory. will surely find a home in someone's, mouth this worker is taking mate and measure. gold rods from the furnace they're compressed and twisted into, a coil which is then. transformed into fine wire used in computer circuitry another industry that has a, huge demand. for gold is the space industry satellites and vehicles such as the Space Shuttle use. gold, in their engines everyone knows gold as a precious metal but who would have. thought that it would, have so many industrial uses all of these combined to make, have a very lucrative business,   but it is still. hard to recycle these men work, for a new, breed of, recycler, who has. discovered. gold in the hard drives of your old, computer, which is a, treasure trove. of, precious metals that carry electrical signals. that carry information around your, computer, the old, computers are. sent to, a plant which, salvages. their. precious metals and can be turned into. metal for a. variety of. uses all, this. remains is worth a handsome. profit,   and all of the. parts are. melted into a. furnace from other parts of the computer, is still worth a tonne. pounds as liquid gold is poured into a, large. barrel and all, the. metal parts. are. put into. a furnace and melted down into a, liquid. mix of, gold and copper. all these. parts, are. worth a, lot of money.    the easiest, recycled. parts is not harder. to recycle as they contain. metals and the, metal is still, melted down and this. interior. is a pure gold which is. worth, lots of money, and all. the parts are, put in a, furnace and. melted down then this. is worth. thousand. pounds will be worth, a lot of. money..  . the, parts are, melted down. into a molten. mix metal in this. furnace and then. poured into the. molten. barrel. . this. will be. worth. lots of dollars.  but, it's still hard to. recycle the. metals in the old. computer.  and. it's good, for to keep. in your desk.

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Diamond Mining - Inside the Largest Mine in the World | Free Documentary Shorts

part1, how much money is now on the table yeah $5,000,000 $5 the thousand,000 just on this. table Siberia the middle, of nowhere in it the city of many and its existence. has one reason only the mere diamond, mine one of the largest ones in the. world almost forty thousand people live in many in the, midst of snow ice and. - fifty degrees whether it's hard to imagine but this is the epicenter, of the. Russian diamond mining industry and we want to see these diamonds after more than a. year, of research we finally got a. permit from the world's second largest diamonds producer. al Rosa but first, we are try to be put off unfortunately we can't go. down to the mere mine just yet, but there's a view of it from the. platform is that ok let's go the morning shift is, still working underground and we. are not to interrupt them but the view is worth the waiting well, this is. insane enormous unsurprisingly this is one of of the deepest man-made holds on earth it's one. thousand, seven hundred twenty two feet deep on top of that its diameter is an. astonishing three thousand nine, hundred feet wide the diamond mine is so big that. you can even see the crater from, space but opencast mining has gone dormant for. the past 15 years the mine has been so overworked, that its wards are at. risk of caving in a grave danger for workers but underground mining continues, the entrance. is right around the corner and thanks to a special permit we can see it. from, up close but undergroundmining isn't without its dangers that's why we have to. receive safety training first,  so Moscow said this is a so-called self rescuer the. most important thing to carry on the, ground it's used when there's an accident involving. a gas or smoke leak during the work and it's also used to. rescue the miners if there's any kind of fire or explosion in the mine it's called the breathing apparatus, provides around 50 minutes of. oxygen and we even have to sign a waiver where if something happens, it's our. own responsibility but we came to see diamonds and in order to do so we. have, to go into the mine and our companion is the shift manager sagaie gamble. and the boss is, to show us how business is done around here hurry up. we've gotta move Tookie Tookie I think, it means we don't. know exactly how deep and that's cause for a confusion, no no hey cameraman andreas. come back here we won't be there for a bit we have a, keep going. even deeper a total of three thousand two hundred eighty feet into the ground it can be. hard to find the entrance to the mine because it's a maze and it can't be. easy, to get lost it's. very difficult to find a way to get out of the mine but it's not, nearly as bad surprisingly what's been really good for us. has been the fact that we're at around 60 degrees, in here so about 70. degrees warmer than outside which really makes a difference escaping the icy cold, try Berrian. weather is just one of, the many reasons why sergey loves working underground in many. i've, always found a romantic side to this place and this job I've always been. very enthusiastic because this, means more than just good money to me above all the. contact with my colleagues is important to, me I'm very happy to still have this. job but it't a very dangerous job surprise fires and, smoke in narrow aisles are. Sergei and sometimes even a simple bump on the ground is. risk out I warned we can be in danger if we're not on the right side of the edge of the safety zone and we're on the wrong side of it it's very dangerous to be in the middle of it but we can still get out I think it's worth the risk because we're going to see a lot of diamonds and we are going to be able to see them in a very long time and we can. it's going to take us a long time to get there and we need to, by foot to move our stone wall. to the side of mineral a company- mineral a deposit there'll manage diamonds and there'll be a lot more diamonds in there and there's very much money there. find the workers and there are diamonds in the side. there's no doubt about it and we'll have a company that's very clear if k are the diamonds are very clear it dig idea but this. money is very much worth the time we're waiting. there not diamonds most of the workers are

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Goldman Sachs - Company that Ruled the World | 2023 Documentary

In 1886 Marcus Goldman decided to get into Finance. He sees a need for small businesses to turntheir accounts receivables into cash quickly. Ten years later Goldman grows his businessto selling around 30 million dollars in commercial papers per year. By 1896 Sachs grows the firm to have 1.6 milliondollars in capital, shared among five partners. To grow, they need to find the next big thing- by the late 19th century, it is taking companies. public AKA IPOs. At the time doing IPOs belonged to more elitefirms with a European heritage. As a Jewish firm, Goldman Sachs was sort ofthe outsider.. But the Goldman Sachs partnership is determinedto break into the IPO underwriting business. and they know just where to look.. [Music] They're going to start by taking aJewish company out of the shadows and into the spotlight. [Music]. In the end, for Goldman to be winners, therehad to be losers.. [ music]. in 1886 after making a small fortune fromhis clothing business, the Jewish immigrant. Marcus Goldman decides to get in Finance. In 1896 Goldman grows the Firm to have1.6million dollars in capital,. shared among 5 partners. by 1896 Sachs is determined to break into. the IPOUnderwriting business and they are determined to do so. and in the process become the symbolof Wall Street. In the late 1900s Goldman Sachs becomes one of the world's leading investment banks. The firm is now worth more than $100billion. It is the world’s second largest investment bank, after JPMorgan Chase and the second largest bank in the U.S. Goldman Sachs has been around for more than 100 years and has been a part of the financial industry since the start of the 20th century. It was founded by Marcus Goldman, a Jewish immigrant, in 1886. He would offer to buy short-term debtat a discount and resell them later to other. investors and bankers at a higher price. These short- term loans later became what'scalled commercial papers.. Around that time, it was the beginning ofthe investment banking industry. Unlike commercial banks that provide moreguaranteed and safe financing, firms like Goldman Sachs provide riskier financing - hencethe term Investment Banks. [ music] Goldman Sachs is now the best RiskManager on Wall Street.. it's clearly a culture that cultivates ruthlessness.. Remember for Goldman Sachs to be winner, there had to be loser.. [music]. in the end Goldman Sachs became the symbol of Wall Street and its culture of self-interest and ruthlessness. The Goldman Sachs culture is a culture of cut-throat competition and self- interest. It's a culture where the only winners and losers are the people who stand up for what they believe in and fight for it. In Goldman Sachs, there are no winners and no losers. The only losers are those who stand by their side and stand by what they think are the right thing to do, no matter how difficult it is to do it. The culture of Goldman Sachs means that there is no room for complacency and no time to back down or to take a backseat. The Wall Street culture is that of a firm that is always looking for a way to make a profit, even if it means taking a chance on its own life. Goldman Goldman is a firm with a long history of taking risks and taking a risk. The company has a reputation for taking risks, even when it's not paying the price for its success. It has been called 'the most successful firm in the history of American finance' and it is known as 'the Goldman Sachs of the 21st century' and 'the world's most successful investment banking firm' The firm has gone on to become the most profitable investment bank in history, with a market capitalization of over $1.5 trillion. The bank has been in business since the early 1900s. It also has a history that has made it possible for the company to become a global brand.

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No-Go Zones - World’s Toughest Places | Seven Mile Road, Detroit, USA | Free Documentary

Seven mile road in detroit is one of the most dangerous no-go zones in the usa. The violent crime rate is five times higher than in the rest of the country. In 2018 over 13 000 crimes were reported many more occurred seven mile in particular. It's the front line for the bloody territorial battles that brutally define this no- go zone. The drug game here is extremely dangerous you got to worry about the jackers the stick of kids the police. i mean just the people who just don't want to see you shine well it's. this it comes from all angles your best friend will kill you in this game. his man for the dirty work right hand man moe all right shoot us over. the king so i don't go out i hey i have my business and i'm. back out the way for the most part but they say keep keep you abstract. and that's the best way to protect yourself a bloody territorial war keeps the gang. in turmoil to keep their rivals in check boss money needs a steady flow of. new weapons meanwhile right handMan moe heads over to the gang's dealer a ration. of crack in his pocket even though crack saw its destructive heyday in the 80s there are still plenty of users here and it remains the most lucrative street drug. In detroit poverty and a lack of prospects drive one in six people into drug. addiction. The former heartland of the u.s automobile industry is teetering on the. edge of an abyss poverty crime decay for years detroit has been considered one of. the most most dangerous cities in the world. It was once the engine that powered the american dream but while the wealthier people escaped to the suburbs the bitter reality inside the motor city became. all too apparent in the last few years. The infamous seven mile road stretches from one end of the city to the other on. the west side the law of the seven mile bloods is in full force. Almost no one knows the true identity of the. main members especially not this man gang leader money me i'm accepting my blood i. joined the gang it's more like a family thing i come from a long line. of blood in our territory they have all the seven miles on theWest side of detroit. The street drug of crack is the main source of income crack another word for cocaine mixed with baking powder and water and then boiled up every month money sells a kilogram street value forty thousand dollars i would. give this to a couple more guys in the street the police are always on the look out for the drug dealers. There's been a lot of execution styles lately in the head two times from. detroit's no-Go zone death is themain escape route once you're in it they know. coming out ugh detroit motown once theengine that powered  the American dream but now it's on the verge of collapse. The city is on the brink of collapse and the only way out is to get out of the car and into a life of crime and violence. It is a city where the rich and the poor live in different parts of the same city at different times of the year. The only way to escape is to move to a different part of the U.S. state of michigan where the crime rate has been on the decline for the past few years and the drug trade is still a major source of wealth and opportunity for many people. The gang leader's right-hand man is the guy who does the rough work and under the. jason mask meech the gang street dealer for over 10 years they've been controlling the. drug trade with an iron fist anyone who gets in their way usually gets shot. oh this crap crack okay all gathered it's about a little under half a key. people die for this you wouldn't walk around with this on the street main source. of income Crack is the drug of choice for many in the city.

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For years, Detroit has been considered one of the most dangerous cities in the USA – and especially infamous is Seven Mile Road. This area is so tough that even the police only dare tread during the day. Ruled by the Seven Mile Bloods. One of the most notorious gangs in the city. Drug dealers, hustlers, killers and thieves – prepared to do whatever it takes to defend their territory. For over ten years gang leader Money controls the drug trade with an iron fist. A bloody territorial war keeps the gang in turmoil. To keep their rivals in check, boss Money needs a steady flow of new weapons. Only with the requisite firepower can they continue to dominate their territory and the other gangs – because the touch-paper might light at any moment. The violent crime rate in Detroit is five times higher than the rest of the country. In two thousand eighteen, over thirteen thousand crimes were reported, many more occurred. Seven Mile in particular is the front line for the bloody territorial battles that brutally define this no-go zone. For the police, every assignment is a risk, which is why bounty hunters are often used to go after criminals. A special unit of bounty hunters prepares for their next assignment on the outskirts of downtown. Tommy Depung leads the unit. So far, he’s arrested over twenty-five hundred criminals. Together with his team, they´re following a hot tip about a wanted drug and weapons dealer, and it’s taking them straight into the no-go zone…
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Charles Bukowski: The Wicked Life of America's Most Infamous Poet

 charles bukowski is likely america's most famous poet he wrote thousands of poems hundreds of short stories over 60 novels and has sold millions and millions of books in more than a dozen languages. He represents the average man here was a guy with a blemished face a beer. belly and greasy hair who spent most of his life working a day job. He never sugarcoated any topic he told it like he saw it without censoring himself. in any way and because of this he's a very polarizing figure to some he's. a cult hero and to others he’s a misogynistic lowlife many famous writers enjoy a brief revival when they die and then sink into obscurity but since bukowski's death in 1994 his posthumous legend continues to grow thanks in large part to the internet today. There are hundreds of websites devoted to him not just in america but around the. globe and if you search his name on youtube there are countless videos and interviews involving him that have millions of views. His mainstream appeal is simply that he never belonged to the mainstream he knew who he was he didn't mold to outside expectations. and he wore his flaws openly bukowski said quote somebody once asked me what my theory of life was and i said don't try that fits the writing too i just type i'm like a spider spitting my web it's all i. can do i really don't want to do anything i wake up in the morning. i just want to lay in bed three or four more hours even going to the typewriter as i walk toward it i realize i must be a rider because. you know i made money at it i don't even like the looks of the. typewriter sometimes i stay away from it for days because it seems like jobs i. used to have the minute i sit down to the damn thing i have a. few bottles of wine a few bottles well i have  a bottle well i  have a bottle of wine  well  i  don't even want to. save me how do you know that you're the one you don't know [Music] it's a shot in the dark you take it or either you become a normal civilized. person from eight to five get married have children christmas together here comes grandma hi. grandma come on in how are you you know [__ ] i couldn't take. that i'd rather murder myself there's nothing left to say we're so [ __ ]. boring let it die i say let there be a new beginning it's awful good. night charles. bukowski: "I don't like. the human race i don’t want to save the world i don's even want to... save me"  "The further away i am from the humanRace the better i feel. people do too much they say too much just sleep all day long and forget. the day to me once a person enters the door the first thing i think. of is getting rid of them i love being alone it's not solitary at all. i want to be solitary it's great the best thing in the world is to. get away from other people it's glorious" "There's no pain no struggle it's easy it's beautiful when somebody even. brushes against me with an elbow in a crowd i react i do not like. myself"  "I just don'tlike people i only like.  myself"     "There's  no pain  no struggle  it's great it'sbeautiful when somebody  brushes against  me with a. elbow in the crowd  i react"   "It's beautiful  when somebody. brushes  against me  brushes against  me  with an  elbow in  a crowd  in a  crowd i  react"  "I  don't even want to. save the  world i don't. save  me"

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During his lifetime, Charles Bukowski produced a large, distinctive, widely beloved body of work and changed modern American writing by bringing poetry to a street level where it could be read and enjoyed by the average man.  

Music (In Order):
Sniper Baby by Oli XL
nocares by Aphex Twin
Electric Relaxation by BADBADNOTGOOD
Mac Miller x Earl Sweatshirt Type Beat | "So Far Gone" by eeryskies.
ANTIDOTE – TRAVIS SCOTT (Guitar Cover) by Justice Der
Soho by Cedar Walton
Heatwave by Thom Starr & The Galaxies
Stone River by AKIRA ISHIKAWA & COUNT BUFFALOS
Flim by Aphex Twin
My Ship by Dorothy Ashby
A Dream Deferred by The Mysterious Flying Orchestra
Frank Ocean Type Beat | "Somebody Else" by eeryskies.
Yung Lean – Agony (djpoolboi Remix) by djpoolboi
JoJo by Chikara Ueda & The Power Station

Shot using: Rode NT1 Condenser Microphone, 4K Video Downloader, QuickTime Screen Recording, and Sony A6300 with Vario Tessar 16-70mm Lens

I used these articles to create this video:
https://erikrittenberry.wordpress.com/2011/04/04/charles-bukowski-madman-drunkard-poet/
https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1987-03-22-tm-14539-story.html
https://bukowski.net/poems/lbptarticle.php
https://www.writeratplay.com/2016/05/21/the-writers-corner-an-interview-with-charles-bukowski-posthumously/
https://www.vice.com/en/article/vdpbgy/meeting-bukowskis-lover
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2005/03/14/smashed
https://www.independent.co.uk/independentpremium/long-reads/charles-bukowski-death-age-birthday-america-poet-trump-coronavirus-a9544911.html
https://smokymountainnews.com/archives/item/26464-this-must-be-the-place-some-people-never-go-crazy-what-truly-horrible-lives-they-must-lead
https://www.annahar.com/english/article/1014903-honoring-charles-bukowski-a-working-poet-for-the-ages
https://www.beatdom.com/what-can-be-learned-from-charles-bukowski/amp/
https://medium.com/the-partnered-pen/5-things-charles-bukowski-about-life-and-writing-ad110c96d9b2
https://medium.com/@zat.rana/charles-bukowski-how-to-stand-out-in-a-noisy-world-24720e17a6d1
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/02/20/books/review/charles-bukowski-on-drinking.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Bukowski#Death_and_legacy
https://artsfuse.org/209188/film-review-not-much-of-a-barfly-drinking-red-wine-with-writer-charles-bukowski/
https://www.culturaldaily.com/charles-bukowski-its-humanity-that-bothers-me/
https://clockradiomagazine.com/jay-dougherty/easing-the-monsters-an-interview-with-charles-bukowski/1910/
https://www.filmcomment.com/article/charles-bukowski-interview/
https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1999-jun-08-cl-45167-story.html

I used video footage from:
The Bukowski Tapes, Part 1: https://www.ubu.com/film/bukowski_tapes1.html
The Bukowski Tapes, Part 2: https://www.ubu.com/film/bukowski_tapes2.html
Born Into This (2003): https://www.ubu.com/film/bukowski_born.html
BBC 2 Bookmark Charles Bukowski (1995): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGihOkRNwsc&t=707s

Special thanks to Emilia Cota and Adri Badillo (+ her lovely cats Cleo and Fri) for their contributions to this video.

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0:17 Meet Bukowski
5:18 Rough Childhood
9:43 Books
11:41 Lost Years
14:45 Alcoholic
17:14 Post Office
20:27 Writing
24:09 Fame
27:50 Women
31:46 Legacy
34:55 Put It Somewhere
37:55 Outro

One Mistake Took Down a 29-Yr-Old Dark Web Drug Lord

Ross Ulbricht, 29, ran the largest, most sophisticated online market for illegal drugs in history. Over the two. years and ten months that Silk Road operated, federal prosecutors say it processed nearly $214. million in sales using Bitcoin. The site operated on a hidden part of the internetcalled. the dark web. Prosecutors say a journal the FBI found onUlbricht's computer stated he. wanted “to create a website where people could buy anything anonymously, with no trail whatsoever. that could lead back to them.” He was a boy scout, attaining the highest rank of eagle scout just like his dad had done. He was an easy-going hipster but serious student who scored 1460 on his SATs - within the 96th percentile - and got a full ride to the University of Texas at Dallas. He then won another full scholarship for a Master’s in materials science and engineering at Penn State. He believed that whatever someone decided to put in their body was their choice. and no one else else should be involved in it. He wanted to create a world free from institutional or governmental control. That mindset led him to create Silk. Road in January 2011. He made the site by teaching himself how to code. He also got. coding help from a buddy of his from undergrad, Richard Bates, who also worked on the site. He eventually told his friend what he was up to. One day, he showed her the psychedelic mushrooms he was growing and. selling as a starter product on his new website. Silk Road would eventually be a. marketplace for all kinds of drugs: Weed. Cocaine. LSD Ecstasy. Heroin. He had no choice but to eventually tell his girlfriend Julia Vie that he was selling psychedelic mushrooms. He later made his email public, which would later come back to haunt him. He wrote: “I’m looking for the. best and brightest IT pro in the bitcoin community to be the lead developer in. a venture backed bitcoin startup company’” His email:. rossulbricht@gmail.com was to contact him via his email: ‘Anyone interested in being a lead developer for a bitcoin startup startup company?’ He also wrote: "I'm looking for. the best and best IT pro for a Bitcoin startup company.’ ‘I think the. most important thing is getting us out of the United Nations. I think that’ll be my biggest challenge. I’ve got a lot of work to do,” he told his girlfriend. “You’re going to have to work hard to keep your head above water,’ he told her. ‘You can’t just give up on your dreams. You have to keep trying to do what you want to do.' “He was a fan and follower of libertarian economist Ludwig von. Mises who opposed government interference in the economy. This fit his libertarian mindset.“I think that whatever you put in your body is your choice, and nobody else else can decide what you do with it," he said. ” I think the best way to make a difference in the world is to live your life in a way that makes you feel good, no matter what your circumstances are. ” “If you want the world to be a better place, you have to live in a place that is a little bit better than the one you live in now, and that's where you are right now, no one can tell you how to get there’ – Ludwig von Mises.      “What is the greatest challenge for the U.S. in the future?” asked Mitt Romney when asked what America’S greatest challenge is? “The answer is that we need to get rid of the UN’ — and that means getting out of it.‟    .

Ross Ulbricht never thought he'd get caught. 

*Corrections: Ulbricht attended the University of Texas at Dallas, not Austin. He was born on March 27, not March 17.

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The life of the super-rich in Central Africa | DW Documentary

Fally Ipupa is the DRCís biggest star,and heís known internationally. He is also a multi-millionaire. The DRC is the largest country inCentral Africa, about six times the size of Germany. Its history is one of conflict andexploitation. In 1965, Mobutu Sese Seko came topower. Nicknamed. the ìLeopard of Zaire, he was known as the ‘Leopard Of Zaire.’ Fally likes to relax away from thehustle and bustle of the. city center. I really like being. here, especiallyon Sundays. I can relax here. Iíve always liked coming to the riverwith my. family, so I decided to put down a few bricks. Those ìfew bricksî amount to. aCalifornian style villa, which stands out here in the D Congo, one of theworldís poorest countries. in terms of GDP per capita. With its abundance. of mineral resources, the D RC could be one ofthe richest countries in Africa. Mining is. the countryís mostimportant industry. Many of Fallyís neighbors have made a fortune sellingraw materials to a resource- hungry world. Fally gets one of his marinaworkers to hand out. a few notes. This is a lot! We called out to him, and he gave us. fifty bucks to share amongst ourselves. Each fisherman just got theequivalent of about seven euros,. the amount theyídearn in a whole week. These people have differentproblems than we do. I often give thema little something, even if itís just so. they can take home a treat fortheir children, and Iím happy to do it. I’m one of about 600millionaires in the Democratic Republic of Congo. I never imagined Iíd have multiplecars. I just wanted to sing and make a name for. myself inKinshasa and in Africa, and that’s what I did. I love you man! I. love you too. I want to share my life with you, Fally I pupa, singer of the Congolese national band, the Congo River Band, and my friends and family. I am so happy to have you as my friend, my brother, my family, my colleagues, my friends, my fans, and all of my friends. You are all my family and I am very proud of you. I will always love you. You have made me a better man. I hope to see you in the future. I miss you all so much. I have always loved you, and always want to be with you.” Fally pups a photo of his new home in ìLa. CitÈ du Fleuve, a residential complex forCongoís new upper class. Uninvited guests aren’t. allowed in. The richlive there. They do business deals, we catch fish.. The residential complex is forcongoísnew upper class, including the country�ís millionaires. Itís home tonearly 100. million people. Many people take onmultiple. jobs to get by. Among them are couriers,street-sweepers, maggot sellers, bread sellers, and jewelers. Each. day they count their earnings,dreaming of becoming one of Congoís super-rich. Thereís money if you know where to find it. But large parts of. the populationlive below the poverty line. Albert is a fisherman. He earns lessthan one euro. seventy cents per day. He lives in a poorneighborhood just opposite from his rich people. Thatís ì la CitÉ du Fleuvre.î The rich live there. Thatís where the richlive.. Thatís La CitÅ du Fleuve.

Many millionaires live in the Democratic Republic of Congo, one of the world's poorest countries. This film depicts some of those who have made fortunes amid the chaos, including musicians, mining bosses, entrepreneurs and preachers.

The DRC is rich in raw materials, but only a few profit from its natural resources. While 60% of Congo's inhabitants live on less than $1.25 per day, businessmen, artists, former rebel leaders and evangelists are reaping the rewards of economic growth. In the capital, Kinshasa, these new rich live in safe and luxurious enclaves, while children toil in coltan mines in the eastern part of the country.

Fally Ipupa has made his money with music. Others rely on their business acumen, like Patricia Nzolantima, who founded a taxi company and aims to give more opportunities to women.
With 3,000 mine workers, Cooperamma is the largest employer in North Kivu, in the east of the DRC. Managing director Robert Seninga says his coltan mines are extremely well-run, yet safety standards are poor. Coltan, a globally coveted mineral, is used in cell phones and other devices. It’s both a blessing and a curse for the Congo. It makes some rich, but for others it means death. The region still suffers from ethnic and factional conflicts, with money from illegal coltan smuggling financing new violence. It’s a vicious cycle.

[April 22, 2021: The former president of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Joseph Kabila, in a letter to DW dated 16 April 2021, has rejected as false an estimate in the (aforementioned) documentary that he had amassed a fortune estimated at some 13 billion euros during his tenure in office. Kabila also claimed no sources had been cited supporting this report. The estimate was first published in “Forbes” magazine by American investigative journalist Richard Miniter in June 2014. The text of that article is currently not available online. Joseph Kabila is considered to be very wealthy, though he has never publicly declared his assets.]

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What the Gambling Industry Doesn’t Want You To Know | Informer

i was a customer account supervisor at one of the biggest gambling companies in the world with 21st century technology the punter doesn't really know what's going on. Behind the scenes there's all this maths going on that analyzes your betting and ensures the company wins it will always win customers would be categorized. based on their profitability so if a customer lost millions of dollars they would be. labeled a vip and only the best staff would talk to them. If you were a problem customer that meant that you were winning money so you'd be labelled. with a big budge that said that you're a problem and that needs to be. dealt with the risk rating is done by an algorithm it's just how much they've. lost against whatever other metrics the companies decided. The risk rating essentially turns off winners. and stops them from betting and cranks up the dial for anybody that's losing so. they can lose more and more andMore money it's actually a design feature to ensure that those that lose are allowed to lose more. suicide calls were to be dealt with by only a senior manager but. i had a manager tell me that they just had to make a decision based. on the threat and stick to it and that it didn't really matter once they hung. off the phone because they didn't know whether or not they followed through with their threat or not. i raised things of a similar nature in countries in south america and all of those accounts were waved through and that happened multiple times. When you realize that the company doesn't care about people. makes you feel appalled and sort of disgusted within yourself because you know that your. helping a company harm people and virtually deliberately harm people because the culture is that. it's all about revenue it ruins people's lives it takes their money it ruins their. families the staff either indoctrinated or miserable and then on top of it all it's. changed what sport is if you're about to get into ponting make no mistake about. it you can't win none of these companies will allow you to win in the. long run so just don't bother [Music] you gambling is used extensively all over the world to launder money if i was to estimate based on the amount of accounts. i've seen of that nature it would have to be millions and Millions of dollars that it laundered every year and. that's just that company alone. If there was a whole heap of customers in england sign. up with similar details that would be a suspected syndicate of people trying to get. one up on the company and that's quite obvious that's a systemic tactic. It's just a scam the fact that nobody can win. we only want losing customers that's it it was just and they know what advertising. works what algorithm works they know how to maximize their profit which is to get people to lose  more and more it is just rotten to the call - i've ever heard anybody say because you don't know  whether or not they killed themselves. or not it didn’t matter it's an industry known thing it’s an industry known thing and it's a scam to get people to  lose more and more and more money it's just just a systemic tactic to launder money. If you get 20 individuals join off within a space of 20 minutes or with. matching email addresses and account numbers it's quite  obvious that's a Systemic tactic and that's quite obvious to get people to lose more money. When you get 20 individuals join off within a  space of 20 minutes or with. matching email addresses and account numbers it says that you're a problem customer and that you’ve got a problem with gambling. You’re a problem and the company would treat customers different depending on what. country they were from. I’d just have to. go through a series of questions and just tick ticktick tick tick tick ticks tick tick Tick tick tick  tick tick that. was it suicide calls were to be  dealt with by only aSenior manager but i had a boss who said that it didn't really matter that it wasn't really the worst thing. i’m still the worst thing i’ll ever hear anybody say because you don't know whether or not they killed themselves or not it didn't matter it is just rotten to the call. i raised things at one of the biggest gambling companies in the world with. 21st century technology the punter was a customer account supervisor at one of the bigest gambling companies in the world with 21st century in the world.

A former employee for one of the biggest betting companies reveals the major flaws in the industry, from gambling addictions to money laundering. With over ten years of experience in betting, he has seen just how much the algorithms and systems are designed to encourage losers to lose more, and winners to stop winning. He describes how management has little care for customers, particularly when it comes to losing it all.

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How a Puppy Exposed Corruption in South Korea’s Presidency | The Big Steal

Park geun-hye was found guilty of demanding millions from three chable businesses including samsung. The former president's fall. into disgrace has all the makings of a bizarre political drama influence peddling corruption abuse. of power shamanism and a whistleblower exacting revenge over a puppy revealing a scam involving tens of millions of dollars. Park is the daughter of former military strongman and president park chung-hee. She was only 22 years old when her mother was assassinated in 1974 devastated she assumed. a duty as the nation's first lady. Park retreated from public life after her father's assassination but reappeared in politics in 1998 at the height of the asian financial crisis with a vow to save the country. She won a decisive victory as a conservative candidate in the election for the national assembly and until 2012 served four terms then in 2012 she was elected south korea's first female president in 2012 on the promise to reduce economic inequality and reign in big business [Applause] Her political pedigree was a key factor in her victory her late father seized power in a coup in 1961 and declared a military dictatorship between 1963 and 1979 he imposed a harsh system of authoritarian rule and made himself president. for life although there were waves of protests against his dictatorship he is also fondly remembered by some as the man who lifted korea out of poverty with a series. of economic reforms. The elder pak pursued a policy of rapid economic development he struck deals with a number of companies in the 1960s giving them privileges and access to. cheap credit if they met government targets in return these companies gave politicians kickbacks his plans per development but it also created a culture of cronyism that permeates national politics. In 2014 a close friend of che decided. to blow the whistle on their relationship exposing a web of deceit and fraud according. to ko he met che through a friend in 2012 but other reports allege that. koh met che as early as 2006 when he was working at a host bar. with the help of che khao got into fashion design on one occasion president pack. herself was seen carrying a handbag from his collection giving his career a tremendous boost. A confidential 2007 u.s diplomatic cable published by wikileaks referred to rumors that che had complete control over pak's body and soul and that his children accumulated enormous wealth as a result after chatemin's death she became close friends with his daughter chesun see matsuyane her devotion to the religion continued so much so that her estranged siblings filed a 12-page petition to then president pleading that their sister. be rescued from chess grip. In 2016 a former national fencer from south k Korea grabbed the country's attention with details. of a friendship gone wrong the press called koyungte a toyboy who worked the host. bars in gangnam a wealthy district in seoul and mingled with rich women an allegation. he denies his expose however spelled the end for the most powerful woman in south. korea at the time. It was also revealed that che used her relationship with pak to extort over 60 million dollars from korean family business or owned business or tables or owned by the korean korean government. She ran two foundations to run the two foundations in the form of two foundations she ran to run for president in the 1990s and 2000s. She also had access to classified presidential documents and that she was editing packed packed speeches with many korean lawmakers denouncing it as an affront to democracy. She eventually left the dog house to play some golf with pax's car and was furious accusing the core of abandoning the puppy and going to go to the beach to play golf with a friend. She later left the car to take care of her daughter's puppy but when the car was found out she decided to exact revenge by going to the golf course to hurt pax. She has since been forced to step down from her role as president. She is also accused of using her friendship with che as a political figure to get her through the 2008 presidential election. She had a relationship with the late president's son-in-law to get him out of the way of a corruption scandal. She  was also involved in the death of her late husband, the former leader of South Korea, the late dictator Kim Jong-un. She became the first woman to be president of South korea and the current president to be a member of the National Security Council. In 2012 she also became the leader of the ruling party in charge of the South Korean National Assembly. The country's first woman president to take the oath of office for the first time in more than a decade. She will be the first Korean woman to serve as president of the Republic of Korea in the next presidential election in 20 years. In 2013 she was also the first South Korean president to serve a full term.

In 2016, a former national fencer from South Korea grabbed the country’s attention with shocking details of a friendship gone wrong. His expose spelled the end for the most powerful woman in South Korea at the time, the nation’s first female president, Park Geun-hye.

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