The leader of the indigenous people of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu, has been re-arrested and returned to Nigeria. In less than a year, three governors defect from the PDP to the APC. Who's next, and more importantly, what's the future of the PDP? Well, this is Plus Politics, and I am Mary Anna Cohen. The leader of the prescribed indigenous people of Biafra, Aipop Nnamdi Kanu, has been re-arrested and brought back to Nigeria to face trial. Nigeria's Attorney General and Minister of Justice Abubakar Malami has disclosed. Speaking on the re-arrest, the lead counsel to the prescribed indigenous people of Biafra, Aipop Nnamdi Kanu, had said that Kanu is still presumed innocent of all the allegations under the law. And Kanu denied all the allegations that he's fleeing the country in September of 2017, amounts to him jumping bail. Well, joining us to discuss this is Professor Richard Wokocha. He is an associate professor of public law at the River State University. And of course, we are being joined by Barista Julio O'Logan. Thank you very much, gentlemen, for joining us. Thank you for having us. Great. Good evening. I'm going to start by looking at the situation. Yes, the court has placed a date for his hearing, but let's just look at the man himself. In 2017, just as I said, he jumped bail. Although he has said the reason why he fled the country was for his own safety. He feared for his life. But I want to start by looking at how Nnamdi Kanu was arrested. The government had told us that he was done in collaboration with security agencies on the international scene. But then there's something called a red notice. And I'd like to put it on the screen so that you can understand where I'm going to. I'll tell you what a red notice is. It is a request to law enforcement worldwide to locate and provisionally arrest a person pending extradition, surrender or similar legal action. Now there are two types of information under red notices. It contains two forms of information. The first one is the information on the identity of the wanted person, name, date of birth, the nationality, hair color, eye color of the person, etc. And even a picture of the person that's been wanted. Again, the second information that is contained in a red notice is information that is related to the crime that the person may have committed allegedly. So, because both of you are Leonard gentlemen, I'm going to ask this question, even though that's not necessarily what the government has given us. I mean, the information we have is sketchy. Do you think that the government followed this process to get Nnamdi Kanu back into the country? I'll start with you, Professor Wakacha. The government has told us that they followed due process. And I am a bit, not a bit, but a bit, I have wondered, since yesterday, why that appears to us to be very important? Because the trial is a domestic issue. And with respect to the procedure for trial, if a fugitive is recovered and brought back to court, the trial will continue. It's of no consequence how he was arrested and where he was arrested from. That has no effect and no consequence on the trial process. So I have wondered why we have spent so much time on how he was arrested. There is no relevance to the trial process. So you're saying that he's a fugitive and so, however the government decides to apprehend him and bring him back to the country, it's not of any importance. And even if his fundamental human rights were being one way or the other trampled on, we should not be asking questions. If you could give a swan who you found around from him. I think we will go to Baris Al-Logun for a minute because we're having connection issues with Professor Wacocha. Baris Al-Logun, can you jump in here and tell me what you think about the issue of a red notice and how he was brought into the country. Do you also hold the opinion of Professor Wacocha? Professor Wacocha, I think the British government is coming out to say that he was not released through a traditional process and then I think an issue is being raised on how he was arrested. We have several reports right now, one claiming that he was arrested instead, another one claiming that he was arrested in Kenya, that Kenya and the Nigerian government came together to get him arrested. But then let's wait and see how this unfolds because the big issue we have right now is that he has been brought back to the country to continue trial. Recall that he was on trial, he was granted bail and he has condemned and he also has addressed the cause.   And right now he has been asked to be kept in custody of the DSS pending when the matter will come up again in court on 26th of July 2021. And the lawyers are ready to engage issues that arise and it is instructive to know that as sensational as this may be that on that section 36 of the profile from the Nigerian Constitution in 1999 as amended, there's a provision that every person who is charged with criminal offence shall be presumed innocent until he is proved guilty. So the government really has a lot to do in protecting Nambikan and he has been accused of engaging in subculture activities including inciting violence through the television radio online broadcast against Nigeria. And Nigerian state has been accused of being involved in reasonable felonry in trying to onset the government rather than through constitutional procedure. And how well the government can prove this in court is the case we have to wait for. But I know that if you look at the serious level of insecurity in the South Eastern part of Nigeria, leading to the killings of military paramilitary police forces, destruction of civil institutions and symbols of authority, it may also be brought in there. But like I mentioned, as we speak now, Nambikan is presumed innocent of all these allegations until the post-secutor who's beyond all this they put out and he is convicted to penalize for these allegations. Otherwise it will be acquitted and discharged and then all this we just go into the blues. But I must say beyond that that Nambikanu that we are talking about was born on September 25, 1967. And recall that the Biafran war started in 1967 and ended in 1977, claiming federal rights. And that tells us that beyond Nambikanu, we have a movement that is ongoing. Actually, what used to be notable in our history, asking for self-realization. And in fact, the coalition of Northern groups said that the arrays of Nambikanu may not end the Biafran agitation. So I think the government should look beyond Nambikanu and begin to address the fundamental crisis that we have in the country that we define our coexistence on the platform of our motto that says unity and faith, peace and progress. Because as we speak now, we have agitations in the middle world, even in the North we have the South West. And what is all this all about is about engaging our common world for the common good of the citizens. Okay. I will come back to you, Barisalogu, because you've dug deep into issues that I wanted to bring up later. But back to you, Professor Wakata, I hope that you can hear me now. So Barisalogu has made some interesting points. And before now you seem to be, you have actually said that the circumstances in which he was brought into the country is not necessary and not as important as the case that is before the court. But Barisalogu is saying that, look, he's a British citizen and the British government is saying that, you know, the proper ways or the proper modus operandi for extradition was not followed by the Nigerian government. Will this also pose a problem in terms of, you know, the case that is at hand? Certainly not. That's exactly the point I was making, that the question of how he was apprehended or arrested and all that may generate a diplomatic role between the countries. But it will have no consequence on the trial process. Now, there is no circumstances in which the court will say, oh, hold on here.   So it will have no effect on the validity of the trial process. But it can generate a diplomatic role between the two countries. If the country from which he was arrested is of the opinion that the process was not followed. But it will have no consequence on the validity of the trial.  We really can't ascertain which is true or who's telling the truth. And that's because a lot of information has not been released to the public. But let's go back to the statement that was credited to Namdi Kanu as to if he jumped bail or not. He had addressed the court saying that he was afraid for his life as to the fact that the army had sacked his, you know, family home and certain people were killed. And that's why he ran away. Does that, I mean, and we're not preempting the court case right now. I'm just saying, would that in any way hold water in court if you were to make this as a case? That will explain or provide a reason why he jumped bail. As for whether he jumped bail, the answer is yes. From the moment you fail to turn off your trial, when trial dates are fixed, you have jumped bail. So what he has done is provide a good reason, so to speak, for his jumping bail to explain why he couldn't come for his trials. That does not affect the substance of the trial itself. Now that doesn't affect the substance of his case. The question of whether he jumped bail or not does not affect the charges before him. It raises questions as to whether he was irresponsible and abused the privilege of the court in granting him bail. But it does not at all touch the issue of the allegations before the court concerning him, which have to be proved unreasonable that there are criminal allegations. It doesn't touch that at all. There are charges that have been brought against him, of course, through reasonable felony. We've heard that he's also being charged for terrorism and the likes. But we remember when Namdi Kanu was agitating for the state of Biafra, he did say, and I'd like to quote him directly, that for this issue of Biafra, the agitation to be put to bed, there needs to be a referendum. And Bajdao Logo has said that government needs to sit down and dialogue with, you know, the people from that part of the country, the Southeast, because for us to, getting a Namdi Kanu right now might not be the end to Biafra, just as he said. But you were quoted, you granted an interview on radio today, and you were quoted to say that arresting Kanu would help the government to negotiate with the leaders. And I'm trying to understand how does this work? You know, prior to his arrest, the scenario unfolded in the Southeast was becoming extremely dangerous. Extremely dangerous in the sense that it became unsafe, even for Yubu leaders to speak up. They were no longer sure of what to do and where to be. And I'm sure that for a number of them, it became difficult for them to even think of going home if they were not already originally at home. So if you have this scenario, and he is not in position to quote and unquote influence whatever was happening in the Southeast, it opens the door for real leaders, representatives of the people, I don't mean elected representatives, leaders of the ethnic nationality to sit down and to dialogue with the government. It takes that fear off and it takes that distraction off. And if the government is serious, they can discuss. My friend just talked about the situation in the country. He's absolutely correct. And it's not about Diyafra. This country is on a tripod of gunpowder waiting to explode. And I do not see the government doing anything to show the consciousness that look there is trouble looming around the corner. Diyafra is just, a judicial term for Diyafra is just one. People are complaining about refugees emerging within their own home. And people are being driven out of their territories. And I wonder what's going to happen in this country in the next one year when farmers cannot farm to produce food. We are in trouble in this country and the government does not seem to be conscious of it at all and it's not doing anything about it. The agenda for Diyafra is just one. There are agitations all over in the west, in the middle belt, in the north as he said. Absolutely correct. This government needs to realize that we are heading towards a collision course and anything can happen. We need to sit down and discuss how we want to coexist as a country. Okay. I want to quickly ask you one more question before I go back to my stuff. If it was considered a talk show before now it is now absolutely necessary. Okay. I just want to quickly ask you, push back on something that you said earlier on that while Kanu was not arrested, there seemed to be some form of fear. I'm trying to understand where states in the southeast that have governors, they have elected officials, senators and all of these people have security, especially the governors. They have the powers to security and you're telling me that one person, a person who has no powers of the state is a non-state actor. You're telling me or insinuating that Kanu held the whole southeast to ransom? Is that what you're telling me? And that there could not be negotiations if there was a need for it between these governments and the federal government? Is that what you're insinuating? You know, the current thought of the kind of conflict that emerged in the southeast was one that put everybody on the line. You recall that the first asset was an attack on the country from the governor of the state. I think that began the deep end of the conflict. And how is that tied to Namib Kanu? A man that was not in the country. Anybody could have, I mean... No, no, you were not in the country, but can you really say, was there a message saying go to the governor's house and burn it down? But that's what the council considered. As to whether he was in the country, he does not need to be in the country to accomplish it. But did the... Did iPops say that they were the ones who went to the governor's house to burn it down? Was there a message? Was there a memo sent out to say we're targeting the government house? We're targeting the electoral office? Why are we insinuating that that's iPops? And I'm not in any way speaking for iPops. I'm just probing... No, the inauguration of the eastern security network which is uniform and military and character and contrary to law was undertaken and he addressed on that and he talked of what they were going to do and all that. I don't want to... I would have rather preferred not to discuss facts that the court will have to deal with. All right, so I'll move away from it. I'll go to... I would have preferred not to discuss those facts. But as for participation and whether he did anything, the fact that he was not in the country is not at all an issue. Because evidence can be led as to audio clips that were produced in which he gave instructions. Evidence can be led showing video clips in which he gave instructions. If you think that those clips are original and proper and all that are admissible are all issues that are going to be before the court. But you don't need to be in the country in today's world to be able to create the effect. Okay, let me go to Baista. Let me go to Baista's video logo. Again, from what the professor is saying now, does this not also rub off badly on the security apparatus in the southeast? I'm talking about the governors, the security operatives, the commissioners, the police in all of these states. Does it not show a form of weakness? Because this seems to show a lapse in their operations for a group of unknown people to continually attack government facilities in the name of unknown government or attributed to IPOP. Doesn't it show that there had been a collapse of security in those areas and that's why these people are able to do what they're doing? Let's start from the macro environment. Section 14 subsection 2 of the Nigerian Constitution 1999 as amended says that the security and the welfare of the people shall be the primary purpose of government. And it did not say the people of the north or south east or south west or the cities east. So the government has a responsibility to ensure security in the country and to provide meaningful welfare. And if the government has lived up to that expectation, if you're not having the scenario of unknown government, what's the meaning of unknown government that are invading the country, banned it, some of them imported into this country, with supportive policy actions from the government? Look at the case of Sheikh Gumi, who is now the spokesperson for the bandage. He came out with helpers and he found out where the bandages are, that the bandages are pushed into their terrorist activities because of marginalization. Who is marginalizing them? He is now telling us that the military is even complicit in the activities of bandits and the military is responding to pushing him. DSS invited him. He has been released again. And all these tools together will create a worst trust capital deficit that the government has. Don't forget that one of the issues plaguing us in the country now is the issue of nepotism. The presidency, the government has been accused of shifting song with kids gloves and coming hard on Nandik Khadno and Ipob while perhaps making excuses for the headsmen who are killing, across the country, killing farmers. But by the way, could that also be, I'm sorry to speak over you, but could that also be, just hold on, could that also be the reason why Ipob is being proscribed is because there is a face to it. Could that also be that the bandits, there is no face and that's why they're called, you know, unknown gunmen bandits because there are no faces, there is nobody, you know, fronting for them. Maybe Ipob was prescribed because there was a face, there was a group, there was a movement, but the bandits, we do not know exactly who they are. Could that... Where do we position Shekau who has been reportedly killed up to five times? If for the last report that the... Well, let's vocal her up. I do not believe that. Well, let's vocal her up. Vocal her up, as we all know, is a terrorist organization. We all know that it's known worldwide. But we're talking about a case of unknown gunmen, people who are disguising as either the, as either Hertzmen or kidnappers. How do we prescribe those people? Do you know that this country has, this great country of ours has about 40, if not over 40, security apparatus of us. Not just the military, the air force and the navy that are commonly known to the people. You have the customs, you have the immigration, several other agencies and ministries and departments. So if a country like Nigeria is claiming to have unknown gunmen who are operating civilly so freely, we have a virus, we have a terrible case in our hands. And it's a great challenge to the people. I mean, have you recovered from the shock of a report that in Kaduna State alone, within three months, 323 human beings were killed. Reportedly, I'm not talking about those that were not reported, that 949 human beings were kidnapped. I mean, what are we talking about? Consistently, for about two years now, you pick the news in the morning, it's about lawshed, for the something farmers beheaded, this and this and that. So I think we have a terrorism invasion in this country. And the most recent development now is that we are hearing that the Boko Haram and the Bandits and the Samuels of West Africa are now collaborating. All right? To push the jihadist agenda. So where do you put the caution of the Kodushek Obam Sadio that there may be a fuller national agenda of Nigeria and Islamization of West Africa? And Prof. mentioned something earlier about people who are displaced from their natural habitat and others are coming to occupy and General Philos Danjuman retired. Mentioned at the time also that the military may be colluding on ethnic cleansing. The big question of course and asking is that if you have this internally displaced people who is taking over their territories and what the Islamic States of West Africa is coming to do now is to push the agenda of taking up territories within Nigeria and the strategy is to go to the people who feel terrified by the terrorism and offer them support and begin to let the taxes on them offer them what they appear not to be getting from their government. And that is a serious sign of governance failure if you ask me and I'm not so surprised if I go back to the comment by President and Commander-in-Chief of the Amtposes when he was as swimming office in 2015 that Boko Haram has been technically defeated and I think in other areas this Boko Haram appears to be growing in their export. So right now we've come to the point where in Amdicangu it's not the big issue. The big issue now is that is Nigeria united? Can we unite Nigeria? Should Nigeria be the capital of poverty? Should dollar rate be 500 Nairan? Should we be, I mean should we be preparing for increased performance of petroleum? Should we be dealing with the food inflation that's about 2%? Should the hardship in the land the unemployment continue to block share? I know these are the main questions and I really wish that Mr. President was here I would love to ask those questions but in closing because we're out of time Professor Wakacat going forward Ohanez Ndebo has come out to say that there was a forced press release that was put out in their name they've come out to say that they had not put out any release they have nothing to say on Namdicangu's arrest everybody is just asking that he be tried fairly because obviously all eyes will be on this case but going forward do you see any push do you envisage any push or any reactions coming from his followers because they seem to have been a big following and a lot of sympathizers of Namdicangu do you see people coming out in their numbers to probably attack the government saying that maybe the government is just using the sledge hammer on an ant? I do not think so that we this arrest was made so much has already happened in the southeast and his followers have already had so much conflict has already happened so much lives have been lost officially reported and all reported that I do not think that I'm expecting much more from his background at the moment from his sexual at the moment I am more concerned with what my learning friend just raised government needs to change his policies let's not go far at least to the president address the nation on Arise TV I may not be granted to Arise he made two statements I found already disturbing and I think this mission needs to take seriously first he said we have cousins around us which implies that and then he tied up that one with saying that we can't just rely on the sand and separate people so I take that to mean that our borders in those areas where this influence is coming from are officially open as a government policy they are officially open and when he was confronted with the fact that huts men are killing people he said those are foreign huts men so if we have to leave the borders open because we can't rely on the sand and separate people and those who are coming are killing people and displacing them in their positions it means to have problem on our hand and to fire the kind of reactions and the kind of activities that has led our discussion today people are going to be disgruntled displaced people are going to react and all that it's time for our government to take this matter seriously that it cannot be business as usual and we need to confront the Nigerian problem properly and get the Nigerian people to participate in resolving that problem with the progress well I want to thank you Judo Lagoon is a lawyer and of course Professor Richard Wokocha is a professor at the University of River States University and he is of the Department of Public Law thank you very much gentlemen for being part of this conversation God bless Nigeria


Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus posted an all-hands call aboard guided-missile destroyer USS Mustin. I'm doing a couple things. One is to bank sailors and Marines for what you do every single day. And secondly is to talk about this re-battles to the Pacific, talk about the importance of the mission that the Navy and Marine Corps have in this part of the world. Following his address, Mabus spoke one-on-one with sailors about what they can expect during their time in the Indo-Asia Pacific region. It helps me understand everything that's going on in the world, understand what we're doing and how we're doing it right. The SACNABS visit helps sailors realize their concerns are not going unheard and can aid sailors in understanding their importance in today's Navy. At the Officer Michael Story, Yokozka Naval Base, Japan.


Okay, very good morning to you. It is Wednesday the 15th of July. I hope you're doing well Much for me to discuss including this latest article here that came out after the close last night There's caused a gap up in prices in stock index futures after Moderna vaccine produces antibodies in an early trial So going to discuss that a little bit more detail going to talk about the coronavirus as a whole also going to have a quick Look at the chart some interesting moves and actually I'm feeling a little bit more bullish about things and I'll underline my reasoning why in this briefing Also going to update you on the latest in regard to the US and China trade wars a few developments there to be aware of You've got the OPEC JMMC meeting today. You've had the BOJ overnight. You've got the BOC coming Later on this afternoon. So plenty for me to discuss them for us to get through so Without further ado, let's have a look at the charts first this morning And what is most interesting is the speed of which we've recovered This time yesterday, obviously we were talking about the prior night's news where California had got into a new state of kind of closure in regards to Restaurants bars kind of dining indoor gathering essentially and that caused quite a severe sell-off into the market However, yesterday quite the opposite and that in itself. I think is quite a telling sign I'm going to have a look at the COVID numbers on a state level in a second, but for me the overall lack of Persistency in any downside pressure given that one of the biggest I thought Risks to markets in the near term would have been the closures on one of these major Significant states California, of course being one of those That if the market's not going to go down on the back of that type of news which others would assume then the other states potentially That Texas and Florida follow suit then what is going to knock this market down? I mean that is a big negative in terms of the speed of recovery of which then these localized areas can start to Get back to some sort of normal state of activity and that California news certainly is a bit of a hindrance to those reopening plans So that in itself in combination with what has been there a mild Moderate escalation in the trade war and still equities want to don't want to sell off Continuously so that for me is quite a telling sign and Does put me in the mindset over the short medium term of remaining fairly positive on things for the moment in terms of equity prices overnight, of course, though There's been a new piece of information Moderna has come out with the latest vaccine producing antibodies in an early trial And that's called that came after the market close Hence the reason why you've had a big gap up in the futures and you can see here then technically we've got the Initial opening price with a retest in the Asia-Pacific session and that also being a level of significant resistance as well in prior days session so quite a Strong near-term level of support on the upside. You've got the R1 just containing some of the price action at the moment So I'd say probably likely just given the European morning fairly quiet in regards to fixed events You're going to see potentially a range bound until the Americans come in between 3203 and 11 on the upside Looking elsewhere then a few other charts just quickly in the FX market We continue to see that kind of correlated move with the dollar IE whenever there is a bit of a bump in risk appetite the dollar typically weakens That is the case this morning. So Dixie's down about zero point one five percent So the currency pairs cables just managed to see a bit of a breach Then above what was restricting some of the price action yesterday Well, I should say in the overnight Asia-Pacific session and around the daily R1 level We've broken a little higher here on the the daily of course Who's still a little bit way off? Where we would be about a point to we get to the 200 DMA and certainly on the upside as we go through the next day Or so this week be keeping an eye on that kind of triple test that we've had Through the end of last week and beginning of this week So some decent upside levels of resistance here in sterling But as you can see here some clean air perhaps to get a little higher from where we are at the moment Particularly if the dollar continues to remain on the back foot here The euro as well looking quite interesting coming back up towards Where we were in the Asia-Pacific high in the overnight session because if we start looking on the weekly There's that really interesting area be watching longer term in the euro which dates back to around the summer of 2018 We've had multiple retests on this descending trend line and also what's been capping some of the recent price activity here And so if people will be continues to remain fairly positive Discounting a lot of the COVID developments nationwide in the US and we've got this positive drug news albeit I'm gonna give you some big caveats on that news we had last night But then you've got the EU leaders meeting happening on Friday and Saturday If they can formulate a real concrete action plan for delivery of their recovery fund Well, then this is that euro Positive moves that we've been looking and some technical breaches here could open up the door for a run up to 115 For sure over the the coming period ahead Oil markets Little bit of movement seen overnight You can see here with this ellipse just marking then a momentary break or albeit still in play. I'd say that 40 73 being a near-term level of technical resistance Going back to last week also the beginning of this week on Monday and last night That the pop here in price came after we had the API inventories last night pretty sizable drawdown 8.3 to 2 million analysts really anticipating a drawdown of 2.1 gasoline also slightly larger draw than anticipated Haven't managed to sustain though any price I think it was more of a short-term Traydable affair if you were in the market last night, which I know some of you were Otherwise, we've just faded that move and we're sitting back now waiting for the details coming over that OPEC technical Gathering in particular interest, of course about their decision-making about whether to taper down on those supply cuts at the end of this Month going into August So that that's pretty much the overall picture on the charts this morning, but certainly some headlines I need to run you through so let's get on to those and start with that main news Madonna's potential COVID-19 vaccine Reported in the FT last night. I mean I did tweet this a couple minutes after it came out surely after 10 p.m. So Yeah, I'm looking at this stuff all the time. So feel free to follow me on Twitter But the vaccine produced immune responses in patients in early stage trials. So look, whatever we see this type of information There is always nearly or has been whether it's Gilead Sciences or Moderna being a knee-jerk reaction over estimating the positivity to some of the headline information that we see in relation to medical trials particularly therapies and vaccines for COVID-19 Obviously, there's this innate human response where we really jump on it because of the nature of the the pandemic and the Subject matter in itself evokes quite an emotive response The one thing I would say and I've said this before in many of the other briefings is whenever you're looking at medical news The devil really isn't a detail Because anyone who's semi-familiar with the process would show that you know the clinical trial process goes through many Multiple steps before it then becomes a proven and tried and tested method or Vaccine whatever the case might be and typically this is why in order to get these things approved into market It takes it can take years And so hence the expectation that you know markets really you know gap up and we jump on this positive thing as look I Would all I would say is that in previous occasions? We've gapped up and faded the move nearly every single time. So Let's let's just wait and see but there's a potential for that to repeat again Now I wouldn't be looking for a massive sell-off. We just fill the gap to where we were and all things remaining neutral It's just a very short live knee-jerk reaction The biotech is a US biotech company their vaccine candidate produced antibodies in all 45 Participants in the first cohort of phase one trial run by the National Institute of Health While the paper also said there were no safety problems that could fertile or curtail further testing So that was all positive The trial showed that after 15 days of the first dose all participants had produced antibodies after 57 days The participants had on average more antibodies than a group of 38 recovered patients. So again some positive indications there However, a couple of things to be aware of more than half of the participants experienced side effects Including fatigue chills headaches and muscle pains the adverse effects became even worse after the second Injection so look, there's still a long way to go here With this and the vaccine now will move to a larger Late-stage trial later this month decided to determine whether or not it can get approval from US regulators Nonetheless, Moderna shares they were up around 13 plus percent overnight. However, as I said from a broader overall risk perspective Personally, I wouldn't buy too much into that headline in isolation on its own And if anything, there's some key levels there We just discussed in the S&P pretty similar to the other charts I'd keep an eye on and retesting that overnight Asia-Pacific low You can see the DAX just testing close to it at the moment. Let me just quickly show you And that coinciding with close proximity to some reference points from yesterday's session here You can see here and also you've got that the low that we saw just before the urex close And that was the Asia-Pacific low. So, yeah, some some areas of support to keep an eye on But yeah, I wouldn't be looking for that to be the silver bullet to really define the data activities In terms of the Moderna news Talking of though COVID and a couple of important things I just wanted to show you just looking here at the CDC's COVID data tracker overall numbers I think we're fairly Up to speed on in terms of total cases now north of 3.3 million death count at higher than 135,000 a couple of interesting things that I've been reading from some of the banks and I'm going to start off with The recent surge that we've had in new cases across the Sun Belt states So that being here, California, Arizona, Texas, Florida These areas here with the slightly deeper kind of tan color that you can see on this this graphic Indicating of more total number of COVID-19 cases Now a few things here to be aware of The recent surge in new cases across the Sun Belt states Worn that there could result then and another spike in deaths That would be the illogical assumption would be as that figure continues to go higher than well Then naturally there's going to be more deaths That as well as a reduction in mobility and overall consumption It would would suggest then a potential threat of a fresh hit to the economy as a new round of Shutdowns either mandatory or voluntary getting acted hence like what we saw in california and that knee jerk negative reaction We had just the other night That would be the more pessimistic view of looking what's going on. However If we look at this chart, this is then looking at the more optimistic view of what's going on And this is looking at an increase in testing and looking at u.s. Daily tests on a seven day Average going all the way back to mid-march to where we are today So the optimists meanwhile, they're more inclined to look at the case that you know higher cases Are merely a function of widespread and successful testing strategies Now what we have seen as this case number has continued to accelerate chiefly led by Just a handful of the Sun Belt states death count rate really hasn't moved So the optimistic scenario would be look look testing is just getting more Effective in that respect now isolating out these things to look at it the world in a slightly different Composition some people prefer to look at the number of hospital hospitalized people That although is a bit lagged if you look back on the data to around the march april period The peak in number of hospitalized came 17 days after the peak in newly infected According to certain models that a few banks like Bank of America have been running This is less dependent on testing strategy, but if you look at these three colored lines here They're quite interesting. The black line is the estimated daily u.s. Covid 19 infections then you're looking at the X florida would be the orange line and then x arizona california florida texas Which are some of those hardest hit states And so actually when you start to x out then a number of the those Those big four things are relatively flat lining the outbreak Definitely somewhat driven by those areas But if you extrapolate that out and look at the nationwide picture Perhaps then this is a little bit more controlled Then people may have feared and then if we are focusing on the four I know it's a slightly difficult to see on this chart, but arizona cases Appear now to be easing Over the course of the last two days or so It's almost like we're seeing the first emergence of hitting that peak Starting to come out on the other side in what was arizona The leader of the acceleration of this initial second wave spike that we've seen in north america So have we got to that point now where these cases here start to moderate and hit their plateau? And all the meanwhile more effective more successful testing strategies are leading to more contained deaths That in in in combination with the fact that the market has not managed to remain beaten down for long as per The the kind of litmus test of california the other night. I think means for me Disequity market if for whatever reason does come down I don't think it's going to come down hard and fast In a persistent manner meaning then I just think people are going to come in lower down and just bid the market back up So any selling of an aggressive nature Sam's going to be very happy for me to hear me say this But I'll be looking to be a buyer at that point all things remaining equal as I see it this morning at least All right, a few other things and reasons that support that argument even further is the federal reserve Some comments out of brainard last night. The fmc member gave a speech And she painted a pretty dark picture about the us economic outlook She was using the words that downside risks are the predominant theme Uncertainty is as thick as fog. She was saying Where does Brainard sit on the kind of hawk dove spectrum. She's kind of center leaning dove So it's not massively surprising that she's said this sort of thing But certainly she's ramped up the dovish rhetoric quite a bit She said the central bank should pivot its forward guidance and asset purchases towards providing Longer run accommodation now. What does that mean? Well when they're talking in this type of Um language when she's talking about the longer run She's usually inferring about the dot-plot matrix and the fact that when these fmc members are Requested to update their summary of economic projections about where they see interest rates At the end of this year and subsequent years thereafter. They only map out in detail the next two years Then they have what's called the longer run Which is kind of this unknown period of just further into the future And what she's indicating essentially is that it's this longer run which was Just highly inaccurate really because it's a bit pine the sky thinking with this dot-plot We're basically flatlining zero for the next through 2022 Which is current fed stance and then at some point in time undefined We're going to normalize at around two and a half percent. What she's saying is this has got to be way lower Which I agree with so That being said that's another supportive factor. You could argue not her alone But if other Fed officials share that theme So you've got a lower longer looser cognitive policy Coupled with perhaps some emerging signs that the covid situation in the u.s starting to Get to a degree of peaking in some of those hot spot areas in the market not being phased by the likes of A reversal of the pace of reopening With then the idea that the Fed have got ample Sources of liquidity that they can turn to which really haven't been picked up in a number of these Main street lending programs other facilities are highly underutilized at this point but are ready to fire Yeah, it's just really it's hard to see Um, what's going to what's going to weigh on this market at the moment? And I'm not indicating that let's just get long today But what I'm saying is that I find it hard to see how this market's going to go down Over the medium term Because on that front we've even got china kicking off at the moment and still no real tangible impact What is happening here? Well, president trump has issued an order to end hong kong's special status With the u.s and signed legislation yesterday that would sanction chinese officials Responsible for cracking down on political dissent in in hong kong This is as expected. So hence the fairly Kind of muted reaction in markets However, china have come out overnight and the foreign ministry said That beijing will impose retaliatory sanctions against u.s individuals and entities in response to the law Targeting their banks What has trump said? Well, he's basically come out and said he's not interested in trade talks with china Um, I quote he said we've made a great trade deal In phase one agreement in january, but as soon as the deal was done the ink wasn't even dry and they hit us with the plague So continued Uh, kind of framing of the situation here blaming then the outbreak of the pandemic of corona virus solely at the door of china Nothing's really changed there. And so at the moment it's kind of just the usual rhetoric I would say the chinese thing overnight symbolic, of course And actually there is some underlying implications here and some argument that actually By not treating hong kong Differently to the rest of the mainland in china that actually this is somewhat self-harming to u.s interests in itself But I think a lot of this now has been in being priced in at least in the the intraday perspective Um, one country, of course, which is suffering is hong kong And you know, it's hard to forget, you know, I've got half my family out there and and certainly they've had A bad run of it of late from protests a global pandemic a collapsing economy a crackdown on individual freedom Um, the end now of the city's special status in relationship with the united states Uh, it continues to see then quite Out, uh, distinct underperformance of the hengseng index Comparative to the overall msei all country world index Uh, you can see here if anything a further divergence been materializing as we've gone through the last Few weeks and with this latest Um status change that we've seen Over the the course of the last two weeks or so Elsewhere then the opec Is going to be a key talking point for today Opec is seeking extra production cuts from its members That haven't missed or that haven't missed their targets again in june potentially tapering the impact of supply Resumption planned by the wider coalition in august. So essentially what this means is is that within opec There are countries like saudi who are nearly always compliant or over compliant and then they're always those That typically iraq, nigeria, kazakhstan that tend to be very loose in their compliance And what opec have been very stringent to try to enforce or I should say Encourage is to try and get them to be more compliant and that in itself picks up a degree of slack then for Um, how effective the overall supply pact has become So at the moment it is looking still The opec are going to push ahead and they're going to drop this kind of Around a an impact of 10 of global supply of crude down from Supply cut of 9.4 million to 7.7 million That looks like it will go ahead But they're going to try and offset that by looking to get greater compliance out of some of these other names Who need to pick up and over comply to compensate for their lack of compliancy I know that sounds a bit odd to say in that way, but hopefully that makes sense So a technical committee will meet They've already spoken yesterday. They've outlined for countries including some of those names I mentioned to make an additional 842,000 bowels a day of Compensatory cuts in august and september According to delegates to make up for some of the inaction that they've done Uh, a technical committee then is going to be meeting later on today And this is where we're going to look out for ministers to confirm the overall cut to be tapered in august Boj not going to talk too much about this kept short-term interest rates on hold at 0.1 percent They left its asset purchases unchanged everything as expected They they got a little bit more gloomy about their economic prospects on the economy for this year But I don't think that's particularly New information or exciting in that respect. So not really a market mover very much a recurring theme at the moment You're going to see from the boj from the boc and the ecb. They've already done quite a lot in terms of their strategic response to the pandemic and now it's about just waiting and see And potential next big decisions points will come in the months ahead And so at the moment it's kind of just assessing conditions for the time being For the calendar for today, we've already had some uk data the cpi numbers came out this morning In combination with the slightly weaker dollar the uk cpi numbers year and year 0.6 percent above the expected 0.4 I'm not going to say that that's a major thing But certainly just helps the directional play of sterling this morning amid the dollar softness Otherwise in the the morning relatively quiet We then get the us sessions a little bit more interesting new op fed manufacturing import export prices industrial production And then you've got the doe all infantry numbers and the feds beige but later on this evening Bank of canada not expecting any rate change there But of course anyone looking at the loonie it will be responsive as it always is And then speaker wise ten raro at the bank of england And worth keeping an arm again kind of center leaning dove to be speaking on covet 19 in the economy lessons learned so far Could be quite interesting at 9 a.m They've got governor Macklem the new governor at the bank of canada speaking 4 15 this afternoon harker as well at 5 p.m And supply coming out of the uk in germany earnings wise The third of the next big banks as we were discussing since the macro menu at the weekend that I that I issued disparity between the kind of investment banks And the lending oriented financial institutions that was brought to the forefront yesterday Whilst far go out under performance j.p. Morgan our performance. So goldman's probably like to follow suit Of the former in that respect And yeah, that is it as I speak Just as we were discussing Several minutes ago you can see now we've broken that Asia pacific range And the market now is looking to just back off What I feel is an inappropriately large bounce that we have on the madonna news This kind of reality hits home and people get over that a motive knee jerk reaction So yeah, I'd anticipate a gap fill. Would we trade any any heavier than that? Possibly not then we consolidate wait for the u.s. To come in on that note I wish you all good day ahead any questions as usual feel free to reach out Leave a comment on the on the video. Happy to help as always.


Shlače, da tem načalim v stajnjih, ''Risk jaz evoč nešto nežal'' ''Risk jaz evoč nešto nežal.'' ''Risk jaz je vylem splJe evenly biologicalne in nezattajna'' In je to dobre, da se tako zelo zelo začeljno, kako smo zelo, nekaj je zelo, in nekaj je informacij, in vse, kaj je vse zelo, bo vse zelo zelo. Zato, da je vse zelo, vse, ki je vse, ki je težavo, ko je satanice, težavosti, način je tudi najspolj cožen, in inžitosti krišan, da je tudi za mnih informacij, izgledajko, da je tento kraj, weldične začnega. Vedo taj principoli, ta teknik zvržotinga, da povoditi in plasite vživo, God's world and demonic world, not demonic, because devil doesn't have his world. He does not create anything. He just operates on the opposite against us in God's world. And he uses God's principles. Sambtimes, peoples of this world are smarter as people of light, that the Bible tells us. And it's right to understand that magicians in Egypt, they practice a lot of things, but concentrating on their practicing and stop ourselves to claim for better, for freedom, for nicer, for wealth, for health, for blessing. Because, because looks like principle somewhere are same. But when Moses came to Egypt, he did not afraid to apply same principle in overcome and go forward and higher. We have to discover for ourselves, that gap between average and better, mediocrity and best, that gap, space filled with invisible entities, personalities, and visible as Lewis testified just over here. We have to be wise enough to discover, not be lazy, blind, just satisfied ourselves with the small things, when we created for big things. Between average and better, best, there is always risk, there is always risk. When Joseph in his life grew up in a big family, and great dream, big dream, it's acceptable for each of us. We like to dream sometimes for a while, and when one dream came to pass another and third one and another one, later we stopped dream for better. But in life of Joseph was an opposite. When he received dream for his personal life from God, it is God's will to dream about yourself for better, for best. It is not deception from devil, it is God's will for your better, for your best. But there is risk, there is step which you have to take, and this step really often leads you out of common people, average. And that's happened in the life of Joseph. It's big family, that can be your friends, your family, your relatives, company, where you are. And your dream, your better, your best lays beyond that's surrounding. And you stay before the risk. Are you ready to make this step out of this corrupt, maybe average company or not? In the life of Joseph, for him it was cost a lot. His father, his mother, brothers, but concentrating on his dream, he couldn't achieve inside this company. There is no way, is usually your better, your best lays beyond your company, your friends. And you have to make choice. You will take that step toward your better, your best, or you will stay on this average surrounding. And Joseph took that step. In the life of Israelites, when they were in slavery in Egypt, that slavery was long time. And to be free, to have houses, vineyards, to have blessing, milk and honey, that was really great dream. But risk was so big. I want to talk to you about your better, your best for your life. And based for making that step of risk. As a spiritual entities, we as a human, we know supernatural God, that we have spirit of life from God. It is right for us to claim for best. And have base, which can bring for us confirmation, confidence. When God sent Moses to Egypt, to free great nation, Moses knew that's really big risk. It's danger there. But Moses was looking for confirmation, where his risk can be based. And when God show for him supernatural confirmation, when God prove himself, his supernatural ability, supernatural power, it's unbelievable to do on such a risk, such a journey. One person somewhere from wilderness to come in great empire, empire Israel, is Egypt. And free whole nation without army, weapon, anything. That's the great risk there. But that risk was based on God's proven. God prove himself as a mighty God. God show himself as supernatural power today. When you claim for your better. When you claim for your best in your life. To claim it's God's will, because through your better, through your best life on earth. Name of God glorifies. Your life attract attention of many people. You present alternative for those who are parish. When I come and many of you come every morning for prayer over here, 5 in the morning. What encourage me to continue to pray? I bring in my remembrance tens of you, even hundreds, who will be dead today because of drugs. That's Brian was few times already dead. But today he possess this car and his family here and many of you and including me. If not God's forgiveness, salvation, many of you and including me, we will be dead today. And to go on such a risk in prayer. We just recently talked about next crusade, raise to deliver. It's really big arena. Long ago that's arena Toyota Center wasn't rented by churches and Christians. And we as a small, really small church claim after few months to pack that century. It is risk over here. But if we will not stretch ourselves, if we will not take that's goal, if we will not claim that's arena. We will never stretch ourselves. We will not use everything claiming for such arena. Stretching ourselves, we will discover in ourselves such talents, ability which will be never discovered. If you will not go on that journey. Moses, he will never discover such a great God, miracles, signs and wonders. So power, deliverance, healing. He will never discover such big abundance. If he will not go on such risk. But that's risk wasn't just imagination. It was based on God's proven manifestation of his power. It's so important that your race has foundation. Foundation is communion with God's power, with the Holy Spirit. Working with the Holy Spirit, all things is possible with Jesus Christ. And when Moses took that risk, he proved all these signs, supernatural, miracle, unimaginable miracle happen. It's unrepeatable through the whole history. Men who trust his life, his will to God Almighty prove himself as a faithful and brought deliverance for whole nation. That's great miracle. Between your average and your better and your best, there is risk. If you will not stay, if you will not step toward it, if you will not make decision, if you will not make, that's risk. You will never achieve, you will be mediocre. But praise God for your life, for everything. But God will be more glorified through your better or best. And you have to do not only for yourself to claim for bigger house, more expensive car. Not only your personal pleasure, but for the glory of God. Because if you drive on a broken car, that's not much glory for God. If your neighbor watch you.  People want to see such and have relationship. That's so important that you always in your heart for the sake of your savior, of your God to present him on this earth. Want for yourself, better, best claim and do this risk with God. Leave your life that your risk will be justified. It will be justified when you find enough evidence in your life. It was risk for David to go on a battle with Goliath. But his risk was based on many events when God show himself faithful. In your life is so important that you follow the miracles of God. Do not leave day when you hear and there internet full today proves evidence with God show himself faithful. Claim this that's miracle for yourself. Base your risk, your claim for better and evidence of God's faithfulness. That's lady in the life of Jesus who was bleeding 12 years. He tried in her life everything. But in the end she found Messiah who create a lot of miracles. And despise all doctors who tried to help her. She put her risk on the evidence that Jesus healed there, help there, resurrect there, open eyes there. And she accumulate a lot of evidence. And she turn aside, hold her twice before and she make her last but right risk. I will sneak among these people and try to touch her, his garment. I will behold, do not despise, reject, push away your better, your best is for you. There is risk, find base for your risk and your risk will bring you to your best. God will justify, God will help you. Right now, as a David, on his way there is was, was Goliah, slavery, poverty. On his way there is was sickness, any Goliah. It was great risk, his own family reject him. Goliah, kin, kin does not recognize him, it was big risk. Uncomparable size. But David found right base for his risk. When we do these conferences, crusades, when we pray right now for next crusade, when we pray for thousands locally and millions globally, it's risk. But what we do, we turn ourselves toward the miracles of God. People, prophets at Shepard Bushiri, Tibi Joshua, John Chi, and miracles happen on a daily basis. And we lay foundation that our risk will be justifiable. Your miracle today requires risk. But it's possible you are here because you have evidence. If God did for, for, there, there, for her, for him, for her, for him, you accumulate a lot of evidence for yourself. And looks, that's risk. But when David came on this field of battle, that's risk, brought great victory, your risk today will bring for you healing, deliverance, salvation, healings, blessing and breakthrough in the name of Jesus. Hallelujah. Reject life of mediocrity. Just great color. Nothing in your life moves. Make this step, maybe it's will require for you to leave your company and cling to these places where miracles, signs and wonders, where manifestation of the Holy Spirit, that will be base for your answer. Your better and your best is about to come over here, right now in Jesus' name. Hallelujah.


One thing that we are big advocates for, always have been and always will be is growth. There's personal growth, there's financial growth, there's growth in your workplace, growth spiritually, just growth period. It's always good when you can grow because when you grow that means you get better, you get more advanced, you learn from the past and you get better for the future. But when it came to Lamar Jackson, we knew because we talked about it a lot. We knew that the Ravens had not maximized Lamar Jackson. They had not maximized his growth. And it's something that I said a lot of y'all that have been around for a while, y'all may remember this. I said that I was scared for Lamar Jackson if he stayed with the Ravens because I was scared that with the philosophy and the way that they did things that they would not be maximizing his potential. And I felt like he would never reach his true potential if he stayed with the Baltimore Ravens. And they kept doing things the way that they had been doing. But this offseason has seemed like a lot of the philosophy changed. They got a new offensive coordinator. They really invested in receivers in more ways than one and they have continued to do it up to the most recent signing with Laquan Treadwell. And again, like we always say, he may not have been the best throughout his career thus far. But again, if you keep adding quality and you keep adding quality depth, then your worst guy is a lot better. Your worst guy with quotation marks. But anyway, with Lamar Jackson specifically, I knew that he had been restricted with the offense. I knew that it had been a limited offense, but I know it was this bad. I did not know it was this bad. But hopefully with the changes that the Ravens have made, they can really allow him to grow as a professional. Because after reading this article, it's almost scary how limited it was. But let's get to it. Jamison Hensley put this article out yesterday. And the title of it is You Become the Coordinator. Ravens giving Lamar Jackson more freedom to Audible. And when it comes to Audible, y'all know that's been a conversation amongst Ravens fans for a while about Lamar Jackson having more control of the offense. They're being more flow to offense. And just let's just get to the article says the Ravens changed how they ran their offense against the Miami Dolphins in week two last season to get a better read on Miami's pressure package. The Ravens scrapped the huddle and allowed quarterback Lamar Jackson to make the calls at the line of scrimmage. And if you all remember how that game went, well, offense wise, Ravens put up a lot of points. They really did. They went off. But anyway, continuing, it says Jackson ran for 119 yards and a touchdown and threw for 318 yards and three touchdowns and a 42 to 38 loss to the Dolphins. But that wasn't the lasting impression. Ravens quarterback coach T. Martin remembers Jackson being extremely comfortable in gaining this increased freedom. I just saw the expression on his face when he came off the field. Martin said he was in a good place. Now see what these dolphins games dolphins games because those are personal because that's they South Florida Lamar from South Florida. But anyway, the dolphins game dolphins games are like benchmarks in Lamar Jackson's career. Because obviously his very first start, his first start in the beginning of a season, his first start, his first week, one start came against the Miami Dolphins. We are I remember 2019. Oh, it was just amazing being there to see in that live and praising. But first start as a four time starter, week one, five touchdowns against Miami Dolphins in the dolphins. Yeah, he did that. But then a couple years back against the Miami Dolphins and being there in person. Yikes, that was rough. But if that study is Miami Dolphins in Miami, it was rough. It was rough. That was the infamous blitz game. Everybody talk about the cut the zero blitz, zero blitz, this there was that. So everybody in the world, I started to learn what a zero blitz was. And that's when everybody Oh, yo, the ball Jackson figured out this that. So then last year, against the Miami Dolphins again, when he plays with dolphins, they always be games in his group. But anyway, continuing Jackson will have the opportunity to get back to that good place on the new offensive coordinator Todd Monke. Now he goes a scary part right here. Because let's just read it in four seasons with offensive coordinator, Greg Roman, Baltimore primarily huddled up and ran the play that was called. Meaning Greg was like, A, you got play A. And I believe I've heard before that he was given like two plays. And that was it.  But this is same in four seasons with offensive coordinator Greg Roman by Baltimore primarily huddled up and ran the play that was called. So meaning a whatever we call that's what we are usually going to be running.  We don't care what D line doing if they shift into the left shift into the right. We don't care if it looks like somebody blitzing or not.  The play that we were running is most likely the play that we call in is most likely to play that we running. That's scary. That's scary. Because that just limits your quarterback that limits your running back. The limits your receivers that limits your offense. But get this even before we continue the Ravens offense limited. They still had a lot of success over the years. So this is why we are such advocates for growth. Because it's like if they had success over the year. Now situationally, we know, but they've had a lot of success over the years. They scored a lot of points. But if they did that in a limited offense, in a limited offense, just imagine what they could do. You take the shackles off, man.  Just let them free, man. Anyway, let's just start it over. In four seasons with offensive coordinator Greg Roman Baltimore primarily huddled up and ran the play that was called. Under Munkin, Jackson can slide the pass protection to one side if he sees a defender blitzing or switcher receivers route if the cornerback lines up a certain way. So that's freedom right there. That's freedom. So it's just such a good move. It's something that needed to have been done years ago. But the fact that it's being done that like, see with the Ravens, this has been a thing that's offseason there. With the move that they've made, with the way that they really changed stuff, this is something that we've been asking for for years. Add more plural to that. I know with the essence plural, but add even more. We've been asking for this stuff for years. Been asking them to move like this for years. We've been asking them to go about stuff like this for years. And they haven't. Because one thing with Baltimore Ravens that they have been is loyal to a fault. Loyal to the way that they've done things to a fault. They can be loyal to certain coaches and coordinators to a fault. When it's time to move on from certain things, certain players, certain coaches, certain coordinators, certain this, that philosophy, they have been loyal to a fault. Because I get Ravens all about loyalty. Trust me. I get it. I love loyalty. Loyalty is good. But you also got to be smart, especially when it's about your business. So you got to know when to move on. You got to know when to move on. You got to do what's best for business. And there were a lot of things that they were doing that just weren't best for business. And it's like with the Ravens, the way that they have been going about stuff, they didn't just limit Lamar Jackson. They didn't just limit their offense. They limited their team. They limited their team success. They limited their franchise, in my opinion. But now the way that they've moved this offseason and show like, okay, we finally going to get with the times.  And I love it. That's what I've been loving it. I've been loving the way that they've been moving, man. Loving it. It's still a shock right now to this day, man. It's still a shock. I'm still like, man, this is my, this is, this is my favorite. Raven, this is my team right here. This is them. I love it. So anyway, continuing. Said Coach Monkham is basically giving us the keys to the offense, really, Jackson said, and I'm loving it. Now it goes another scary part. This is very, very scary right here, man. All right, here we go. Said in his first, in his four full seasons of starting quarterback, Lamar Jackson totaled 32 no huddle plays, which ranked 32nd in the NFL with a span 32 no huddle plays 32. That's scary bad, man. And that is the exact opposite of the saying that Mark Ingram came up with. Big trust. That's not even baby trust. That's no trust. 32 no huddle plays. That's again, that's something else that we have been talking about for years, doing more of the up tempo offense, more fast paced offense, more no huddle offense. Now, again, and we said this before too, nobody's asking it to be Chip Kelly style. Like me, y'all remember Chip Kelly offense with the Eagles, I think when they were no huddle every single play and it was like crazy because while yeah, your offense is moving faster whatnot, but if it doesn't work, like that the opposing team often gets the ball back like that. And they got a lot of time, man. So, but what we were just saying with that with the Ravens offense, do more of that. It ain't got to be every play. It ain't got to be every down. It ain't got to be every possession, but just incorporate it more here and there because it can add some life to your offense. It can pick it up. And with the no huddle offense is obviously would be giving Lamar Jackson a lot more control. And it just seemed like they didn't want to give Lamar Jackson a lot more control. So that's a scary stat, though. And then this is this is probably the worst part about it. Said he had success completing 70.5% of his throws when not huddling.  You don't do good. Every time you go no huddle, it doesn't look good. It doesn't help our team. We always end up missing nothing. No, it's not good. But the numbers say otherwise. The numbers say otherwise. So again, love love love this offseason love the way that it's been going. But this is stuff that should have happened years ago, years ago, but better late than ever, right? But never late is better. Tell me time is money. So it's been a together. Shout out to Drake. Anyway, we've been in that world before, but not to this degree. Coach Harbaugh said, to me, the offense starts in that world more than it did before. And I'm excited about that. And I know Lamar's excited about it. There's something that again, they should have been excited about this. They should have been thinking about this years ago, years ago, like you got such a special quarterback, you didn't maximize them. They should have been doing this stuff years ago. But anyway, continuing. And then another thing too, like if you would have done this years ago, like you could have really saw who Lamar was. Because I feel like Lamar's been great. Lamar's been a phenomenal so far. And I feel like he's gonna get even better, but he could have been even better before. If the Ravens would have really done more for him offensive wise, let him open it up offensive wise. If the Ravens would have invested more in the receivers, that would have opened stuff up too. And anyway, continuing. He said, I think you saw the communication is probably better than what you saw last week. So we just got to keep building on it. And then he's just talking about some other stuff with the contract and whatnot. But the gist of it, y'all got the gist of it. And I'll link the link to the article down below in the description. But this is it's just big, man. It's so significant. And I love that the Ravens are here now. So yeah, took a little while. They were moving a little slow. But yeah, they they're here now. So we're very grateful for that. But anyway, team keeping clean. I am very grateful for y'all. I appreciate y'all. Today, today is a very special day. Shout out to Tom grassy grassy posse. Because I believe today is the day that the video will be dropping for Tom grass where he hit up Baltimore. So that'll be fun to watch fun to see how that goes. So y'all look out for that. And I'll share it with all of y'all too. And then again, like I said, I will I'll give my personal experience to how that was. But I'm really excited to see it. I'm really excited for y'all to see it. But like I said, I'll give my personal experience to how that whole day went. Because it was crazy. It's real crazy. But in a good way, it was crazy good. Like he says, chaotic good. But anyway, I love y'all. I appreciate y'all so much team keeping clean. And like the Ravens old ways are, at least they better be. We out.


Hello everyone and welcome to a completely random Trustable The Live video that I completely forgot I was doing today. So the game has updated and it is 3am so maybe we should actually be a little bit quiet. So I am playing with, I thought everyone would say thanks to David and Pro C for setting this up because the game just updated and there is a completely new raid boss. We had Mortem Rex, I think it was Mortem Rex, yeah Mortem Rex retired so no more of that which in my head is kind of good in a way because it shows that we're not going to be getting like a level above Apex if you know what I mean because if they kept that going well for me anyway I kind of stopped doing the raids and I was like oh uh I've got level 30 Mortem Rex I don't want to keep on doing it because so thankfully it doesn't look like it's getting a hybrid so or at least another you know a next level above Apex which would be crazy. So David saying to all the Beaver babies around watching send a big hello there hello there um so I put it also did the type of a stratagem or the raid that we're doing so it revolves around having uh three level 26 plus refs um and this is going to be a three round three turn sort of a shtick um so I should have a level 26 I have a level 28 even ho ho ho oh here we go we got um we've got a flex of a level 30 raptor there oh well done okay here we are at the impertisutis boss will it be an easy one or will it be a hard one will we get it first time oh I don't know I'd be very surprised all right okay I'm number three so I go four I mean it's all distract right I'm wondering what in fact impertisutis house in terms of like resistances uh yeah because everything's oh 75 percent chat so we're all gonna go for the oh no me and two and three are the same oh right so this all relies on no one running out of battery and or disconnecting and everyone following the stratagems okay so I don't know what this does I'm assuming it gives ferocious and oh it's invincible oh okay okay so the little one we need to worry about here is not hitting the majungasaurus however we've all hit the majungasaurus okay oh it's also bleed oh oh my god this is gonna be a long one how many things came up there Jesus so we're gonna hit by that I think I'm also gonna be hit by the majungasaurus well oh thank god we're getting a heal oh thank god oh this looks awesome though this is great three three reps against a what looks like an albino uh killer croc but geez this is gonna be long like look at this this animation of like four or six probably things per turn happening damn wait have they got health boosted uh reps why did mine like oh yeah wait oh okay right two are the same that guy must have hit uh the uh the wajima call it the croc or if he did hit the croc ooh we do zero damage of course right so the crocodile at the moment I think is three attack nullifies now four nullifies no crit chance is bleeding and has also had his attack remove I think I think that's what that does that break it up by but anyway here we go oh look I can do it love kissy mama ah yes so majung does nothing now now this is where we stray a little bit different so I go for the big one and then they sort of do a mixture between uh the nullifying and the instant like hit everything with the distraction so hopefully all of these minions do nothing because they've been completely not cut here completely nullified um so yes they've lost all their attack boosts and they've also reduced damage and we didn't hit them so that means that the crocodile also doesn't give them any extra right is this good at the highest attack now I'm assuming that's probably the crocodile because it does boost its own attack when it fights back okay so that guarantees that we hit it first and now it's doing nothing how many attacks does it have on it 12 plus 12 more hold on hold on look at this nonsense 2.5 damage 12.5 damage wow yeah that's a lot it doesn't okay okay a little bit slower he's like that's gonna hit everybody I guess also at the same time there's no chance of this really going wrong and now he's gonna get everyone puts nullifies on him what's your 13 more oh my god and then I'm gonna do a hit here and that's oh wow okay okay this is this kind of hilarious even though it has like 75% chance to be resistant or it is resistant I should say uh two attack um it's interesting okay so here we go so now we'll do oh uh oh is that good was that bad oh oh it's good it's good it's good we give the bumpy love hearts we give the boat so we get loads of help oh I need more help okay next one's a even then though I don't think it's quicker so how many does it have on them that's 13 going so I've got to go for this and if I remember right this means that I don't actually hit the importer sutures or whatever it's called and I just nullify it I get rid of all its boosts and I also just make sure that they don't have any attack it's fun though this is interesting I like it right hmm nullifies you okay but yeah I don't even know how much you've got only only three on you that's interesting I guess because we've all we've focused on the crocodile the crocodiles hit everything so it's also hard our counters off was that a me I think it was why did you choose me is it because I'm level 28 how dare you how dare you pick me there's three other ones you're spitting its face like oh oh oh oh oh it's doing some damage now oh so it's damaged increases attack I think we get rid of it when we attack no we just reduce it and take away its critical chance ah no one of mine and there's the reduction of that as well and that hasn't killed it but hopefully this will I mean it says in the strategy that we need a level 25 plus power but we got level 27 oh no oh he should have probably died oh that does oh that didn't kill him oh god we've got to go off script oh no oh nullify that positive effects yeah pretty much but I'm gonna have to attack it I mean what am I doing next next I'm going for that one so I think I've just got to go for just a regular it makes no difference I mean I've only got three options two of them are basically the same one does more damage um but yeah yeah this oh he's on low health now what does this mean how much damage does it do oh it doesn't do anything but it's also invincible how long is it invincible for though because I think maybe the bleed might kill it oh god oh okay okay how much damage oh we've all survived we've all survived oh my god okay maybe it's gonna be four per four per round why can't we just have something as nice as more than rex was more than rex was lovely I love more than rex it was like two two rounds that was it it was nice it was it was chill it was it was just a good time this one however no okay so how how many hits is it gonna take before its invincibility is gone is it four attacks it's probably gonna be four attacks so we got a hope hope that uh I mean we're gonna need parasrops we're gonna need parasrops to go for its heal next turn we're gonna need to and here comes reduced damage it's got the invincibility um we're completely nullifying all its attacks for next turn because it went first um so it's gonna have so many it's gonna do yeah no damage we need a heal now we need a heal um I don't know what the cooldown is for it though um we need a heal we need a heal for my power uh uh time to heal I mean I we're gonna surrender I think if we heal what's this cooldown on this other heal it's cool down too I think I think we I think we're okay I honestly think we're okay here I wanted to stick this out and see if we can I mean he's not going to be able to do his healing this like next turn but this should just like get everybody yeah okay okay okay and again I don't know what the cooldown is for that it might be good might be bad what does this do yeah we're gonna oh dear oh dear I don't know we're slowed as well bear in mind yeah oh I'm still gonna do my attack I don't know but yes we reduce him now everything's reduced but I think even though everything's reduced he's still gonna be able to kill us because he's gonna end up having the um the the increased attack on him surrender so somebody just said no instantly and he said no what okay unless it's just oh no I don't know I don't think we can do it it depends what does he do what does he do turn two okay okay that's that's okay I I don't I think we might be good if one of us had died there that could have been it um in fact it might be it might be it yeah yeah yeah yeah no no it's it's over it's over yeah because next turn the paris robs hasn't went for its healing and because of that we're all gonna be hit by 700 and I'm dead I'm dead next to oh well well there you go first round it often you know first time we tried it could be worse could be worse but at least we got through this round two oh okay we've done it we've got through round one and everything's okay I am no longer the third one and I don't know if that I mean obviously it's made some sort of difference because we're alive and I've been recording now for over half an hour yay so I have now moved to the first ref um and I'm wondering if it's something to do with me being level 28 and not level 26 like the rest of them maybe I do more damage like that's the thing when it comes to these sorts of raids like even the tiniest bit of difference and that's it it's like yep can't do it because this has happened um I don't know it's it's interesting when it when it comes to raids because I don't know if they could do like I mean they've tried different things with apex DNA and that's what I'm trying to get at is like how can you implement DNA of creatures that are so sought after and so hard to get and so OP in some regards um and sort of you know make it fair for everyone um they could release them as infusers however you know people like myself don't have those dinosaurs because you know I don't have the DNA so I can't make them whereas other people have already maxed up to level 30 and boosted and what have you and I think that's just something that the problem that the game has and that is this whole like reward system so everyone who is good in the game at the moment or you know who finishes top in tournaments who has a really really active alliance and they all contribute um you end up with really like polar opposites you have and I I'm pretty sure if I I don't have statistics on me but I would assume that's how it looks to ludia as well you have like a group of people that are like super like play the game all the time and get the best rewards and stuff and then you just have like everyone else who's like really slow to progress doesn't have a very active alliance and it's kind of like I don't know it's obviously like not the best system they can do because the people who are in that section don't get the chance to do raids like this and they will never have the opportunity without communicating without you know going on discord and all that just because you try you cannot communicate this kind of raid in game what what what can I do like we I chat in here and say heal group shield nice debuff them that's a lot of like there's only so many different things that I can put on it without it you know then being cryptic and maybe if I'm saying mistake would stop me from you know accidentally clicking the wrong one and it gets lost in translation and maybe you can communicate outside of the battle with alliances and stuff like that where you can actually type but then you're just kind of like you have to play with your alliance members so the whole game relies on either you you know communicating with people in a facebook group or you know some sort of social media site like discord or something like that and so you cannot get the most out of this game and maybe that's true for most games and you can't get the most out of it in the actual game itself communications wise and I don't really know if there's a way for them to fix that tail hit we haven't seen that one before please don't kill me oh good thank you but this is good because we've made it to round two and turn six and we've done it I think so we got three big hits I'm pretty sure like two of them will be like yeah two thousand so three thousand four hundred three thousand five hundred and fourteen is it it whoa three thousand five hundred and oh god oh twenty eight is something like that but he's probably got armor sorry I just when I get a number at my head I have to I have to solve it we have to so we we're approaching the final hurdle oh we're gonna do it so and another thing is I don't mind like the randomness oh you get a 10 you get a 20 or you got a 50 you know the dna incubators and stuff like that infusing as well that's fine um but the model for Jurassic World live the way it goes is it's interesting because it's sort of it you get like matters that appear like dinosaurs that really good and then before you know it that dinosaurs nirved and it's a bit of a shame because it's happened so many times now that with this game you can you can never feel confident you know putting boosts on creatures and I know I probably sound like a broken record at this point let's be honest um but it's true and it's still it's still prevalent you know throughout the game and and how it is and I do try and think of ways that they could sort of fix that because if if you didn't nerf creatures why why not just add new creatures that can counter those creatures and therefore you haven't made there's no feels bad you know like on people like that feels bad like oh well great I I can't lose this creature that I made because Lydia went no you can't use that instead of why not just making a new creature that completely counters that one and that way it's not like it feels bad on the player it's just that's the way the game is there's a new thing out and you've got to be aware of it and then maybe another creature will be used to take out that one you know that wasn't used before instead of this almost fixing of the you know the the meta as it were it's like did you go up balance yep that's nirved this increase in all this jazz I don't know I mean that maybe they thought about that but it even seems to start with a velociraptor if anyone remembers when this game first came out velociraptor was used so much it was so OP because it was faster it could pounce and then you could switch it out and then just repeat when the next thing died and you were good um so then they ended they made you know the superiority strike which cleans your damage reduction and then sped reduce them and that completely changed the game and from there on out I think you know the creators of the game were like this is how we do it now something's overpowered remove its power and then just no one uses it anymore and that way people will have to spend more you know in-game currency to level up a different creature and and therefore they'll keep on playing oh my god that was oh that was tough we have one more we're on turn eight or I should say round eight and wow wow oh but good news is I think I'm going to reduce the attack increase that the kool-aid's got there the kool-a-sooches and hopefully maybe even stun it um oh kill it even I'm not dead as well I'm actually oh god we don't have a cleanse do we oh we do oh oh thank goodness oh that was close and we've all survived as long as it doesn't get a crit which it won't get a crit because I think it's been completely reduced oh this this is the closest I've ever seen it could so easily go it like we all get bleed dead like everyone if we didn't cleanse ourselves or whatever I didn't get that heal pretty much everyone to be dead at this point whoa and then the last one three of us go for attacks and then one nullifies oh no no no no no that's it I think we're okay though I think I think we're good hopefully yes that was the one that attacked that's fine he was only going to do some sort of nullifying five thousand okay here we go we got this we got this bloke she's nonetheless oh yeah just everything okay he's gonna go for the one with the lowest hp so somebody's dead right I think okay it was a hit everybody that must be it's revenge it's revenge profile as it hits everybody oh oh my god this was this is not gonna be an easy raid wow I think we've done it though they're pretty much as soon as one hits they die and the next one hits it dies but that's fine because I think we've killed it yep yep it's my turn to die I'm sorry I couldn't handle it oh too dead and then this guy if it didn't kill him now it would die I think it's just 2400 so we should be all right and oh god they're great and there it is oh oh my god that was tough so I mean first time we've ever done this and that took 45 minutes good god and we I mean we got lucky I think um but then again did we because I mean looks not part of it because we reduce its great chance to zero and there it is it looks like a decapitated crocodile head sweet oh I kind of want to know what this guy's like you know if we manage to unlock is it any good so how much did we get we got a 15 that's actually not so bad a 15 like a 10s feels bad a 15s like I think 15 has the highest chance of like you getting it and 10s quite low 20s like not as low as 10 because they I think Ludian knows that you give somebody a 10 it's like middle finger well anyway guys I want to say quick thank you to your chance there I want to give a thank you to Proce and as well as David for just making that as speedy as possible so we can get the god that up for you as quickly as possible but of course thank you you guys for tuning in I mean if I'm pretty sure this update is updated a load of different dinosaurs as well so we definitely need to check those out and just see what the change is or what the changes are because I think they may have already been affected by it I'll have a quick check to see if my uh because I know the bird is getting a change oh interesting so I don't that is my pvp team yes wait it doesn't show you how much you need anymore oh well that's a that's a little bit of a change now isn't it but um yep you've you don't have your swap in rend but I think that was already taken out anyway but anyway guys I'm not going to hold you for any more time because you've got stuff to do and I've I got sleep because now it's uh it's almost four in the four the morning but if you try this video guys leave a like until next time I'll see you guys later oh bye bye


We present a method for change detection in images using conditional adversarial network approach. The original network architecture based on PIX2PIX is proposed and evaluated for difference map creation. The paper addressed three types of experiments, change detection in synthetic images without objects relative shift, change detection in synthetic images with small relative shift of objects, and change detection in real season varying remote sensing images. This article was authored by M. Alebedev, Y. V. Vizilter, O. V. Vigilov, and others.