Live from Las Vegas, it's theCUBE, covering Fortinet Accelerate 18, brought to you by Fortinet. Welcome back to theCUBE's continuing coverage of Fortinet Accelerate 2018. I'm Lisa Martin here in Las Vegas with my co-host Peter Burrs, and we're excited to welcome a CUBE alumni back to theCUBE. Please welcome Eric Cole, the VP of Advanced Solutions from Ingram Micro. Welcome back. Thank you, thanks for having me back. I'm excited to be here. Yes, we're very excited. So tell us what's new. We talked to you last year at this event. What's new at Ingram? Tell us about your role there and the things that are all exciting, Ingram Micro. Yeah, brand new for me. I'm in my 20th year at Ingram Micro. I lead our security practice for Ingram Micro US, and I have responsibility for sales, vendor management, strategy, and execution on behalf of our manufacturer partners. It's an ever-evolving space. It's such a great space to be in. I love watching the news every day. You know there's going to be some big logo, but just as much fun as I have watching those, it's some of these small breaches that you don't hear about. And it's just fascinating. So much more exciting than virtualization. Isn't it? Some might argue with that. So tell us about the partnership that you guys have with Fortinet. How has that evolved over your time? So I've been at Ingram for 10 and I've been working with Fortinet for, I'm sorry, I've been at Ingram for 20 and been with Fortinet for over 10, back to when we signed the contract together. Just a very great partnership. They were our security partner of the year last year. Good friends, excited to see John Bove back leading channels, back to Fortinet. And you know we both invest in each other's success. And so I think that's pretty unique. Huge investment for them here. Having an event like this, not every company does it, but to bring everybody together where you can have security conversations, get on the same page, it's extremely valuable. Huge investment and we're proud to be a sponsor. I'd love to chat about a little bit of the evolution that you've seen at Fortinet in the last 10 years. As we look at, you mentioned breaches. I mean, there were some very notable things that happened in 2017. How have you seen the evolution from them on a security transformation standpoint as it relates to your customers and digital transformation? Yeah, so I mean, it's something that we see every day from, as you know, we sell to and through partners, but one thing obviously is their breadth of solutions has expanded. But also things that partners are asking us today is how is this technology being consumed? And in the face of digital transformation, that's a huge value point because ultimately we want to help our partners to architect, recommend the right technology to solve that business problem. And then how do you want to consume it? How does your client want to consume that? So I think that's one of the biggest trends that we're seeing right now. So as you think about where you've come from to where you are, and we'll talk a little bit about where you think it might go, what were the stories you told about security 10 years ago? And how are they different from the stories you're telling about security today? I would say it's changed from my perspective because at Ingram, we have never ever been a services company like we are today. And so what I mean by that is we wrap our services, partner services around the Fortinet solution to make it stronger. 10 years ago, I would say we were living more in the traditional distribution role of, hey, how do we get a box from here to there? Certainly channel enablement, we've been doing that for a long time, but our offering of services to help drive demand is incredibly strong. We work with Fortinet, for example, on their threat assessment program, and we have an engineer that can go and help our partners understand to do that. It's a huge partner ecosystem, and so we've got to help them with all those channel enablement efforts. What are some of the biggest security challenges that you're hearing, say in the last year or so, through the channel that your partnership with Fortinet can help address? You know, it's all around complexity, and as you have likely heard, the shortage of folks that can get out and do some of these services implementations. There's incredibly high demand for services. We're serving a channel ecosystem of roughly 12,000 companies that are buying security technology from us, all with varying degrees of capability, and so we've really got to help them understand, hey, how can we help you deploy these services, et cetera? So as you imagine then, the steps associated with helping the customer, the roles and relationships between Fortinet, Ingram, and your partners also must be evolving. So how is, as a person responsible for ensuring that that stays bound together in a coherent way for customers, how are you seeing that changing?  Look, we couldn't be as great as we are working with our Fortinet channel ecosystem if we didn't have the support of Fortinet, the investments they make, the team that they have wrapped around our business, the team we've put in place wrapped around their business. So that's kind of what I'm seeing there. They shared a lot of momentum, not only in the keynotes this morning, but also a number of the guests that we've had on the show today, in terms of what Fortinet achieved last year, 1.8 billion and billing, nearly 18,000 new customers acquired, a lot of momentum, a lot of numbers. I love that theme of the event today. So if we look at some of the things that were shared by Kenzie this morning, for example, like I mentioned the customer numbers, and even talking about what they're doing to protect 90% of customers in the global S&P 100, and they showed some big brands there, tell us a little bit about the partnership and how you're leveraging the momentum of what Fortinet is able to do in terms of capturing customers. How does that momentum translate and really kind of maybe fuel anger in what you're able to do? Well, look, I mean, there's incredible demand in security today. There was a slide that they showed this morning and I think it was the perfect storm. I like to call the security space a beautiful disaster. It's a mess, it's complicated, it's scary, the threat attacks are new and different and they're never going to stop, but it again comes back to, hey, how do we work together to kind of harness this? How do we go? And there's a great partner community here, lots of our friends are here, but they can't all be here. So we want to be able to help take that message out to our channel partners that we're not here. Things like that, yeah. What are some, oh, sorry, go ahead, Peter. No, I was going to say, so Ingram itself has changed. You said you now are now introducing security or you're now introducing more services. Right. So how is that, how is security leading that charge to move from more of a product and a distributor to now services? Is security one of the reasons why Ingram's going in that direction? It's one of them, I joked on virtualization, but there's a lot of services that we can wrap around. And I think, obviously there's a high demand of services and we will lead with Fortinet services and solutions where we can. We want our partners to lead with theirs, but really we've hired people to go out and do assessments. We have a partner ecosystem where, hey, I can't get down to New Mexico to do an install. We have a partner network where they can tap into that and make sure that everything is installed correctly. All the features are turned on. You think about all these breaches that happen in the news. It's not that they didn't have the technology. They missed an alert or they didn't have it all deployed. We want to be able to help our partners solve for that. Along the partnership front, what are some of the things that excite you about the Fabric Ready Partner Program and the announcements they've made today? Yeah, love it. Look, Fortinet has built comprehensive end-to-end solutions within their Fortinet, I'm sorry, their Fabric ecosystem, but they've also recognized that they can't do it all alone and so they've introduced a lot of partners into that. And so what's exciting for me, leading our security category, is hey, how do we bring new partners into our ecosystem too, because it is a differentiator for Ingram to be able to provide multi-vendor solutions, to have somebody you can go to to say, how does Sentinel-1 work with Fortinet Fabric? Those types of things, those conversations are happening all the time. Another thing that was announced today was what they're doing with AI. Tell us a little bit about that and how are you seeing what they're going to be able to do with AI as an advantage for your partners and customers? Again, the artificial intelligence, machine learning, it all goes back to making the technology easier to use. I still think you think intelligence and I think back to the human factor. Some of these big breaches, look, the threat actors are going to get in, but how you recover from a breach, I think if we could inject some artificial intelligence into some of these companies that haven't figured out how to successfully pivot, paying your hacker $100,000 to keep quiet is not the answer, but I think that some of these machine learning things are going to make it easier. It's going to be easier to manage the alerts that are happening every day. So anything that helps eliminate, as they said today, the enemy of security is complexity, things that help to discover these threats and remediate against them, all good stuff for our partners. On the enablement side, we were talking with channel chief, John Bove, earlier today, and talking about sort of this long history of a partner-focused culture at Fortinet. Tell us about that in terms of the enablement that you're able to glean from them and then pass on to your channels in terms of selling strategies, marketing to, marketing through, what are some of the things that you really think about? Look, we have an amazing team, John Bove, Kurt Stratton, the folks that really spent so much time working with Ingram, and then we've built an amazing team. I think we have 12 people from our company here at this event to make sure we're making the most out of it, but if you're at the Cosmo, they have Secret Pizza.  Have you heard about it? No, Secret Pizza. It's amazing. It's pretty good. Okay. You didn't bring any. I noticed that, but continue. I didn't, but it's secret not-so-secret pizza, but we have some secret not-so-secret weapons. Jenna Tambalesi is an NSE7. She's one of the highest certified engineers on the planet, and she works for Ingram Micro helping to technically enable some of our partners. We've got a guy by the name of Will the Thrill, Charlotte, and the thrill is out talking to partners every single day, helping them to be more profitable, trusted security advisors, helping them through anything you can imagine from a channel-enablement perspective, and then just huge teams of people that we go to serve this big market together. Are you seeing any vertical specificities? When Ken was sharing some slides this morning they were talking about, they were showing some verticals from a kind of market share perspective. But I'm curious, some of the verticals that kind of come to mind where security is concerned that maybe are a little bit more elevated than some of the others in terms of risk or healthcare, education, and financial services, maybe feds-led. Are you seeing any verticals in particular, maybe those that are really going to be kind of having to be leading edge where security transformation is concerned? They have to be. Think about healthcare and when their big ransomware attack hit last year, there's guys on CNN saying they had to postpone my surgery because ransomware hit. I mean, that's life and death stuff there. But I don't think there's any vertical that's immune to what's going on today. So I think regardless of your vertical, you have to be prepared. You have to choose the right technology and choose the right partner to help you implement it. If you imagine where Ingram is going to go with this relationship, what kinds of things are you looking to be able to do as a consequence of great strong partnership with Fortinet? Look, the way that companies want to consume technology is changing in this face of digital transformation. Once we work with Fortinet and the partner to recommend the right technology, and I mentioned this, like how do you want to consume it? Is it public cloud? Is it AWS or Azure? We have an answer for that today. Is it, hey, it's on premise, but I need some creative financing to help close this deal, to solve a budget constraint. We have an answer for that. There's several variations of that, but however that technology wants to be consumed, we have an answer together. So I think that's a testament to the strength of our relationship. And I think one of the words that I saw in at least one of the press releases was adaptability. Adaptability is some of the technologies. And even John Madison was kind of talking about how customers can go, I've got 20 plus security products. How do I start this babreg? And that word adaptability kind of jumped out at me is how do you enable adaptability when your customers through the channel have so many technologies in place and how does Fortinet help that adaptation? I would say they're placing bets like we are on top partners that are going to lead with that technology. They've got to go be the experts in that field and really start driving that. Events like this help get everybody on the same page, understand the new offerings. I mentioned Jenna. She was locked in a room all day yesterday, all excited about all these things. She's been running around all day, but look, we've just got to help the channel understand what the new technologies are, what are the new offerings, and hey, how do we go solve that customer problem together? So are there any particular new approaches or tactics or techniques that you're using to get the channels to understand better? I don't think that there's anything necessarily new. We're all driving towards the same common goal. Having a security conversation today is easier than ever before. So I think we're going to continue doing what we've been doing. It's been very successful for us, but yeah. What are some of the things kind of wrapping up here that you're looking forward to throughout the rest of 2018? We're kind of been still in the first quarter calendar. Some big announcements from your partner here today. What are some of the things that except you at Ingram about this year of 2018? Look, it's a market that's really ripe right now, and I think that when you talk about their new technologies, when you talk about the machine learning, there's a lot of these things happening out there. It's just, look, we've got a huge market. The potential is unlimited. And I think one area where we're really going to drill down this year is down market, down SMB and mid market, because they need enterprise grade technology, and Fortinet delivers that, and has a history of delivering that. So I think we're going to double click down there together this year, and John and his team have been great around putting some programs together for us to go and tackle that together. Excellent. Well, we thank you so much, Eric, for stopping by theCUBE again. Thank you. Yes, I'll bring pizza next time. Please do. Yes, and maybe some beverages so we don't have to drive it. Of course, yes. So we wish you and Ingram the best of luck in this next year. We look forward to talking to you next year Not sooner. Sounds good, great, thank you. We want to thank you for watching theCUBE's continuing coverage of Fortinet Accelerate 2018. For Peter Burris, I'm Lisa Martin. After the short break, we will be right back.


Okay, so this week I thought that I would do like a week in my life log I'm first thing on the agenda today is I'm supposed to get a haircut at like 11 o'clock Do not spill any pickle juice on anything. Good morning. So I didn't just really log anything yesterday because the other thing that happened to me was that I went to work for eight hours and Then I got stuck in traffic for an hour and a half. You're wondering what living in DC is like That's what it is. So today I actually like a fun day Which I can't really show you guys because like like privacy reasons. I have a kind of a cool thing today So I'm going to an art gallery Get to see a new exhibit before it, you know, gets open to the public. It's gonna be a good day Hopefully don't get stuck in traffic. That's pretty much all I got Excellent. Have a nice day So Thursday is my first like day off of the week is what I would say So obviously I have the weekend, but Thursday and Friday really reserved for doing YouTube stuff I also have a small job writing articles for a blog This week is actually kind of exciting because I got an email saying that this company in London Wanted to do a podcast episode on gap years. So they sent me a list of questions So that's what I was working on this morning is just sort of looking over the questions for the gap year podcast and then I just edited my Thursday video and it takes a while to upload it and get it going I I Really don't know how to explain this next part except that I just like had an existential crisis and filmed it so enjoy They were wondering like what being on a gap year is like this year Like sometimes I'm really productive and then sometimes I just have like complete existential crisis It's just such a mess. So what I will tell you is that this is what this was all spurred by study abroad plans I have been trying to study abroad for Since October of 2019, which is a super cute number and they keep on saying like, oh, you know Like in Marshall get an answer and then it was like, oh, and you know in April you'll get an answer and like now It's the I get one answer at the end of May one in July and it's just that made me panic a lot when I found out that news so So that's what I've been doing on my gap year days off is just panicking and looking up tuition rates in Amsterdam I really wish that that was a joke like I wish that I was like clever enough to come up with like a Chaotic episode like that like on my own, but that is something that I really did So this is some footage from Friday basically I got up I just sort of had an easy morning went and got myself a pliable, which is this like us equal place that's pretty much everywhere on the East Coast and I just ate my breakfast and Came up with some new ideas for the blog I try to come up with ideas monthly so that I don't run out of content I've been doing it for almost a year and there are definitely some days where I'm like I have no ideas so Dedicating time to come with ideas is definitely an important part Hi everyone. I just filmed a video over there For like maybe next week. I don't know but if I hate the footage and I'll just throw it out I have a really hard time like putting videos up where I talk about Television because I just like never liked them or I can't like figure out like how to kind of do it right? Sorry, that's my cabinet. So yeah, we'll see if I like this one. I don't know It's just hard doing YouTube every single week like sometimes I just like film a video and I'm like I really don't Know if anyone will watch this and I just like throw it away But then sometimes like those videos end up doing the best I also sometimes struggle with like the direction that this channel is gonna go in because I've spent the whole year like inside the house not going anywhere and like trying to come up with stuff, but like I know that I would definitely Like to like do travel vlogs like if I do end up traveling and this is not making any sense but yeah, I feel like my channel like doesn't really have a theme or uh, I don't know It's it's definitely hard to like put yourself in a box And be like this is like my category. I definitely struggle with that too Like I'm just because I'm just like more of a scattered person but yeah, I might film another video right now because I have time no one's in the house and Sometimes like if if I film one video, I'm like kind of weird and jittery in it And then like I film another one and it's better But yeah, it's pretty much my Friday and then tomorrow I am gonna be on the podcast which It's very exciting. Okay. I'll see you guys tomorrow. Maybe hello and good morning. Um, I am so nervous No, it's 8 40 in the morning So I'm about like 12 minutes away from this podcast, which I'm very excited for I'm like a little nervous I've never done anything like this before. I hope it goes well. I have my list of questions here I don't know if anyone does this but like if I ever have like a zoom meeting Like I always not like school when I was in zoom school Like I just turned the camera on when it was time But like if I have like an interview or like something like this Like I just like sit and wait for like 20 minutes like looking at my computer being like well Five minutes I Have I have no chill sometimes I will admit


Hey everyone, this is Dan. Since the beginning of the year, S&P has dropped 21% and NASDAQ has dropped 31%. Has the market bottomed yet? When will the market recover? I looked at the macroeconomic events and also looked at market data from the last 50 years and came to some very alarming conclusions. Let's get into the details. First, let's look at the two ETFs, SPY, which is pegged to the movement of S&P 500 and QQQ, which is pegged to the movement of NASDAQ 100. As you can see, since the beginning of the year, both of them have been trending down. SPY has been down 23% as of last Friday and QQQ down 31% as of market close last Friday also. There is even a more alarming picture which has to do with the cryptocurrency market. As you can see here from its all-time high around November of last year, the crypto market has gone from $3 trillion to less than $1 trillion. In other words, $2 trillion or two-thirds of the value has evaporated. If you look back to the 2007 market crash, which was triggered by the collapse of the CDO market, you will see that at its peak, the CDO market was only about $1.4 trillion. Of course, between 2007 and today, the Fed pumped more than $4 trillion into the economy, therefore $2 trillion back then is not the same as $2 trillion now. It is nevertheless still very alarming to see the magnitude of wealth destruction in the crypto market today. I believe we need to prepare for what might be hitting us next. At this point, I'd like to pause for a moment and remind you to subscribe to my Twitter account in addition to subscribing to my YouTube channel. I share almost on a daily basis some of my trades as well as any significant event related to the stocks or ETFs that I've been trading. For example, on June 7th, I tweeted that I bought SQQQ and then three days later on June 10th, I tweeted that I sold half of the SQQQQ share bought on June 7th at 14% gain. You might want to take a screenshot of this slide to see what other information I shared, especially if you're interested, you might want to look at the video I posted on June 12th about the specific ETFs that I've been trading, which enabled me to actually make profits while the market has been going down. If you like what you've seen so far, I'd like to encourage you to click the like, subscribe and notification button. It'll enable you to receive notification when I post my next video. It'll also motivate me to post more videos like this in the future. Thank you very much. Let's continue. We have a lot to cover. To understand where the market might be going, we must first understand what major driving forces are behind the market. The most important event at this point is certainly the Ukraine war that has been going on since February 24th. The Ukraine war has caused unimaginable human suffering. It has also driven up the prices of crude oil, gasoline, natural gas, weed and many other commodities. Because of last Wednesday, the Federal Reserve Bank decided to raise interest rate by 0.75% in order to curb inflation. In the meanwhile, the Fed continues to embark on the path of very aggressive quantitative tightening or QT. Since the middle of April, a few major cities in China, including Shanghai, have been in COVID lockdown. The lockdowns finally have been easing, but these cities are not fully open yet. Because of the COVID lockdown in China, we have seen disruptions in the supply chain which caused inflation to go up even further. The May CPI came in at 8.6%, which was higher than the April CPI, that means inflation is not coming down anytime soon, which has a bearish effect on the stock market of course, and the high inflation rate compelled the Fed to raise interest rate and continue to do QT. The May producer price index, PPI, came in at 10.8% year-to-year, which was almost as high as the April number of 10.9%, again reflecting the fact that inflation is not coming down anytime soon. So May 30th, the leaders of the European Union said they would eliminate two-thirds of the Russian oil imports by the end of 2022. This action of course has been driving up the price of crude oil. In the meanwhile, Russia reduced the natural gas supply to Italy and Slovakia by 50% as of last week, and they completely shut off their natural gas export to France. Even before that, Russia already cut off natural gas supply to Poland, Bulgaria, Finland, and Denmark. The Ukraine War has been restricting the export of wheat from Ukraine, which is a major wheat producing nation. Recently there has been talk about the possibility of a humanitarian corridor opened up by the Russians to allow for wheat export from Ukraine, but this corridor has not come to fruition yet. The White House recently announced that President Biden will be visiting the Middle East during the period from July 13th to July 16th, including a stop in Saudi Arabia when President Biden is in Saudi Arabia. He will certainly try to convince the leaders of Saudi Arabia to produce more crude oil, which hopefully will ease the price of crude oil. So last Friday, it was reported that the New York Fed built a computer model which showed that chances of a soft landing would be at only 10%, whereas the probability of a hard landing would be at 80%. This is certainly bearish news for the market. Recently, the CEO of JPMorgan Chase, Mr. Jamie Diamond, said that he saw a hurricane coming over our economy. That's another bearish remark about the market. And as of June 3rd, Microsoft announced that they were lowering their earnings guideline because of a strong dollar. In the meanwhile, several major companies announced their layoff plans. For example, Coinbase planned to lay off 18% of their workforce, Compass 10%, Redfin 8%, BlockFi 20%, Tesla 10% of their office staff, Desktop Metal 12%, Warner Bros. Discovery laying off 30% of its sales team. A lot of people are saying that a recession might be coming in the next six months. The reason for the Fed rate hikes and quantitative tightening is the inflation rate. So where do we stand on our inflation rate? As of April, the CPI was at 8.3%, and then from May, it came in at 8.6%. I believe the Fed will continue to tighten unless the CPI is down to less than 5%, which will be the point where we might expect the market to recover. I will talk more about that in the next few minutes. Recently, the former Fed official Bill Dudley said that the Fed funds rate might have to go as high as 6% before inflation rate can be brought under control. I believe he is being optimistic. Based on my own analysis, which I posted on May 22nd, I looked at the data from two periods from 1973 to 1976 and from 1978 to 1982. During those two periods, the inflation rate was 8% or higher, and the S&P during those two periods went down between 27% and 50%. Therefore I don't think we have seen the bottom of the current market drop yet. Let's talk more about that later. Let's take a quick look of the Fed funds rate, which is the mother of all interest rates. Let's take a quick look of the Fed funds rate, which is the mother of all interest rates. Before last week's announcement, the Fed funds rate was at 0.77% as of May. Then it jumped up to the new target of 1.5 to 1.75%. Currently the bounce market priced the Fed funds rate at roughly about 3.5% by the end of the year. If the Fed funds rate is going to go up to about 6% or higher, then ETFs such as TMV, which I have invested in, will go up a lot higher. Let's look at the total Fed assets. Since the middle of 2020, the Fed asset has been going up at the rate of $120 billion a month. That's during the period of QE, quantitative easing. But what we see now is the reverse of QE. We have QT in action. In the last 2-3 months, as you can see, the Fed asset has been flattening and actually has come down a little bit. The goal of the Federal Reserve Bank is to reduce the asset at the rate of $47.5 billion a month in the month of June, July, and August. The rate of reduction will increase to $95 billion a month starting the month of September. As the Fed reduces total assets, it will be taking money or liquidity out of the market, which will cause the stock market to go down. In my June 5th video, which you can find on my YouTube channel, I have provided more explanations about how total Fed assets can affect the stock market. You might want to refer to that video for more information. So when will the market recover? In the last 50 years, there were only two periods when the inflation rate exceeded 8% and when the Federal Reserve Bank increased interest rates in order to lower inflation. The first such period was during 1973 to 1977. And on this chart, I plotted the Fed funds rate in green and the CPI representing inflation in orange color. And as you can see with this vertical line, we can spot where S&P 500 started to come down as the Fed increased interest rate. And then the market started to go up again at basically two, three months after the Federal Reserve Bank started to lower interest rate. And then another period in which the inflation rate was greater than 8% was between 1978 and 1982. Again, from this vertical line, you can see that the stock market started to go up when the Fed funds rate started to come down. Again, after about a year from that first vertical line, then we have another situation where the stock market picked up again when the Fed funds rate took another snookin drop. In other words, the stock market will recover when the Fed stops raising interest rates and stops quantitative tightening. And when will the Fed stop raising interest rate and stop QT? In my opinion, that's when CPI is less than 5%. Even though the Fed's long-term target for CPI is 2%, but I don't think they'll wait until CPI to be 2% to stop raising rate. When the rate is down to about 5%, they will believe that there's enough downward momentum that at least they will slow down the rate hikes for a while. And that's when the stock market might start to recover. Alternatively, which is not a good scenario is when an employment rate is higher than 6% and then the Fed might get worried about a major recession setting in. At that point, regardless of the inflation rate, the Fed might stop raising interest rate at least for a few months to increase employment rate. But before I can see CPI at less than 5% or an employment rate at higher than 6%, I'm just going to operate based on the assumption that the stock market will continue to trend down. I've assembled a portfolio with certain ETFs that have been going up while the market has been going down. If you're curious about what's in the portfolio, you might want to refer to the video that I posted on June 12th, which you can find on my YouTube channel. At this point, I'd like to remind you that I'm not a financial advisor. I share my stock trading strategies and analyses for educational and entertainment purposes only. If you want to sell or buy stock, you should definitely make your own decisions and you should consult with your financial advisors before you do so. This wraps up my video for now. I will chat with you again in the next few days. In the meanwhile, I'd like to wish you the very best of luck with your financial investments.


Hi my name is Jenny Ingram and I want to invite you to attend to some little words. There is a lot of discussion and talk about vocabulary mathematics teaching but I want us to focus on little words that we often say without noticing them. The words whose meaning makes a difference to the mathematics but perhaps in ways we are not aware of when we use them. Take for example these four statements. The price was reduced to ten pounds. The price was reduced by ten pounds. The price was reduced from ten pounds. The price was reduced ten pounds. As we move from one statement to the next just one word is changed yet that one word completely changes the meaning. Some of the changes might change how we think about a statement. Giving you this statement the square of the hypotenuse is equal to the sum of the squares of the other two sides. Some of you might be thinking about this equation what we call Pythagoras' theorem. Though some of you might have been thinking about this equation or possibly this equation but if we pay attention to the changes in little words in this case of we might begin to think in a different way. Here the square on the hypotenuse is equal to the sum of the squares on the other two sides. I invite you to pause for a moment and notice what is the same and what is different in your reaction to each of these statements. Show me a number divisible by six is even. Show me that all numbers divisible by six are even. Show me that any number divisible by six is even. Can you notice something that was the same? Can you name this thing that is the same? Where you notice something that was different what are the consequences of this difference? For many of these little words their use in different contexts can also influence how we respond to statements. In some cases we might spend some time working with students explicitly on the consequences of these little words on the mathematics that we're doing. For example we often explicitly teach what the word and and or means within probability but in the context of quadratic equations we might not stop to think about whether the choice of word matters. Take for example factorizing quadratic equations to find the solutions. Are these solutions x equals 3 and x equals 2 or are these solutions x equals 3 or x equals 2? Why might different teachers and students argue that the word and is appropriate? Why might different teachers and students argue that the word or is appropriate? Here's another situation. Here I invite you to take some time to think about each of these statements and what we mean by same in each context. So two thirds is the same as six ninths. 54 take away 22 is the same as 58 take away 22 take away 4. Sine 2x is the same as 2x, 2 sine x cos x. 5x plus 2 equals 2x minus 7 is the same as 3x plus 2 equals minus 7 and then for this diagram angle AOC is the same as angle BOD but in what cases the angle AOC the same as EOF? In both those situations we've used the word same but is that sameness the same? So in what way are each of these pairs the same? Are we hiding the mathematics underpinning each of these statements by using this phrase the same as? And to end with I just want to shift our attention away from mathematics briefly towards how we say what we say affects the learning of mathematics. Here are some words I often hear teachers say and also catch myself saying but who is it obvious to? What is it that is obvious? Each of these words implies that there is something our students should know that makes something obvious or easy. What if you're that student who does not know or does not remember in that moment that knowledge that is obvious to you? To end with I invite you to do a couple of tasks. So I invite you to return to each of these statements that we talked about earlier and think about different ways of expressing the meanings and in particular the actions involved in order to say that one is the same as the other. For a second task I also want you to think about the many other little words in mathematics or words that we use but do not necessarily pay attention to such as explain or simplify. Another task for you is to construct some statements like the ones in this slide from a range of mathematical topics within the maths curriculum that use one particular word such as simplify where the meaning varies between these examples.


What's up guys and welcome to trendy updates up our SPM birds now until the trendiness today is a divine collection as CEO Masi Malouli who has now gifted herself a Mercedes Benz G-Wagon that is approximately worth 18 a million Canyon shillings for her birthday. Of course Masi Malouli took to her Instagram page and put up a picture of herself in front of that G-Wagon and captioned it and I wrote Dear God I want you to bless me with a G-Wagon on my 40th birthday and then as she says God say to her my child I have a better and bigger plans for you bigger than your dreams you deserve it on your 33rd birthday the best the best is yet to come now clearly that is something Masi was actually wishing for on her 40th birthday but it looks like it has come in early on her 33rd birthday and she says you guys I serve a living god my birthday gift is gift is so beautiful that is Masi Malouli who is the CEO of a divine collection saying that indeed God has been faithful to her she has been able to buy herself a Mercedes Benz G-Wagon as a birthday present this is something that has led the Kenyans to go crazy saying indeed he Kenya when you have a person who will be back now we all remember a while back Masi had bought herself a Mercedes Benz ML350 SUV and she was very excited to buy this for herself a while back and she took to her Instagram page and did the same took a picture on top of that Mercedes ML350 and said that she appreciates the hard work that she has been bringing and she can see the results of course we all know Masi once bought her son a house during his sixth birthday and of course as she surprised the bride and who is her son the mansion in celebration of that year's birthday of course Masi had shared pictures of the castle with a caption he has been praying for a house because mommy promised one god and he is the newest home owner in town and she said anything for my boys to brighter days ahead now clearly Masi is known to give herself really lavish things and at this time round as she bought herself a G-Wagon now a little brand of the common section and a SEMA women who work hard and do these kind of things for themselves really inspire me god of Masi please locate me don't be sure it says Mercedes Benz the best or nothing congratulations and then blue first says the lantern and a SEMA club for others until your time comes of course there is a reaction of Kenyans after divine collection is CEO Masi Malouli buying herself a G-Wagon on her thirtieth third birthday while from SBM buzz all we have to say is congratulations are in order with this divine collection CEO but in the meantime keep it trendy updates papa SBM buzz buzz


Public-private partnerships, PPPs, can be effective in addressing malnutrition if they are guided by clear objectives, involve multiple stakeholders, and hold companies accountable for their performance. Governments, UN agencies, and civil society organizations should work together to develop strategic frameworks for engaging with industry actors, set performance standards for corporations, and use incentives, penalties, and advocacy campaigns to ensure that PPPs lead to positive outcomes. This article was authored by Vivica I. Croc.


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This is stock number 20T47, we are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. Your new and used Ram and Heavy Duty Truck headquarters today, we are checking out this brand new 2020 Ram 2500 Crew Cab Short Box, Big Horn Level 2 with the Sport Appearance Group. This vehicle has a 6.4 liter V8 Hemi motor with the MDS system, which gives you 410 horsepower. You can see the sport stickers on the box there, those are just decals so you can take those off if you want. Diamond black pearl coat is the color. We shoot all of our videos in 1080p 60 frames per second, so if you have HD capabilities on your computer tablet or smartphone device, turn them on right now because it's like you're right here looking at the truck with me. And definitely your best way to check out the vehicle before seeing it in person. We're going to get up close and go over all the options on this truck. If you want to check out more photos of this truck in the upper right hand part of your screen, there's a link right to our website. Click that and check us out there. Polished aluminum 18 inch rims, Firestone TransForce AT LT27570R18 tires, an all terrain tread on there, 6.4 liter Hemi. So the sport package is going to give you the painted bumpers and the painted grille surrounding. This one does have the LED lighting group. Let's take the LED headlamps, LED running lights, and the LED fog lamps. This one also has the snow chief group, which gives you the clearance lights up top. You can see it does have the front bumper parking sensors. We're going to take a look at the original Buyer's Guide here, a window sticker, whatever you want to call it. Feel free to pause this at any second. Also in the upper right hand part of your screen is a link to our website where you can check this out. As you can see, this is a level two, which gives you the heated seats, power sliding rear window, black tow mirrors. I'm not going to go through all the options, but you can see all the stuff that gives you if you pause it. Down here you've got the protection group, snow chief group, and then the LED headlamp group, which is a 795 option. Total MSRP is $55, 425, and they don't rate heavy-duty trucks for fuel mileage. But 373 gears on this truck, and we'll go through it the rest of the way. Also a spray and bed liner is an option on this truck. You can see it has the rear coil spring, rear suspension. So when you're unloaded, this truck's going to ride a lot smoother than trucks with normal leaf springs. You can see it does have the backup parking sensors, full towing package. I apologize for the tailgate having all the water spots on it kind of running out of daylight here today. LED license plate lights, 4-pin and 7-pin wiring. Has the shock down assist tailgate, the spray and bed liner. You get side box tie downs, it's a really nice bed liner, nice and grippy. Get the LED tail lamps as well. Like I said, those are just decals, those are just stickers that you can take off if you don't like the sport on the box there. And on the rest of this side of the truck, you can see it does have the tow mirrors. You have the blind spot monitoring in the mirrors, that's new for the new body style.  You can see the LED turn signals on the side there. Inside the Laramie level 2 package gives you the dark charcoal cloth interior. Both of these seats are heated in the front. You do get driver's side lumbar, factory floor mats, auto headlamps and power pedals. Power windows, power locks. I'm sorry, these mirrors are power fold in, my bad. So they fold in like so and out. You get the nice dark wood grain trim, the cloth inserts on the door there, power pedals. And as we hop inside the truck here, you can see that this one has the 7-inch LCD display, outside temp, composite display as well. You can change those corners to read pretty much whatever you want. You have the Bluetooth audio controls on the heated leather-wrapped steering wheel. You've got cruise controls and gear selector on the right, Bluetooth and information center controls on the left. New for the new body style, 8-speed automatic transmission, push button 4-wheel drive. Comes with the 8.4 touchscreen radio, AM-FM and Sirius XM radio capabilities. You also have Android Auto and Apple CarPlay capabilities on this radio as well. You do get a one-year Sirius subscription with this radio. You can do all your climate controls here as well. If you don't like doing the climate controls, you can do them down here. And you can also do your heated seats and heated steering wheel. You can also check out your backup camera here and you can see that that is a nice, crisp, clear HD backup camera. Those are dynamic grid lines, which are great when you're hooking up to the trailer because that middle line goes straight to your receiver hitch. You've got your heated seats, heated steering wheel buttons here. Part of the snow chief group gives you these six auxiliary up-fitter switches. You also have a factory brake controller, tow-haul stability control on your front and rear parking sensors. You've got two USBs, two USB-Cs and an AUX jack right there. You get a cell phone holder and then a 115-volt 400-watt plug-in down there. Dual glove boxes. I like the design on the seats. Simple, yet looks good. You get home link buttons up on the visor there, map lights, and your power sliding rear window button is right there. We'll take a quick look at the back seats and then we'll do one more final walk around on this truck. So really a good truck, a good-looking truck, nicely equipped truck.  These seats fold up and just like all the old trucks, you get the load floor still. A lot of guys like that, so if you got muddy boots or tools, you can put them on there and you're not going to get your seats dirty. Or if you got pets, you can put both sides down, you got a nice flat surface.  You got storage underneath here, some auxiliary wiring, your receiver hitch reducer. Then you also have in-floor storage here. These are removable bins for easy cleaning. And finally we have two USBs, two USB-Cs back here and another 115 volt, 400 watt plug-in. Side current and airbags, you get the nice wood grin and cloth trim on the doors back here and your child safety locks. We'll go around the truck one more time. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today. 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لدينا جنوني ، يجب أن يكون هناك مجموعة مجموعة أخرى ولكن أريد أن أبدأ مع مجموعة مجموعة الإنسانية في أل-عال يجب أن ينزل في جيفك وإنه يجب أن يشعر المجموعة for the migration يجب أن يكون أكثر كبير جداً أولاً هناك محافظة even within the Palestinian arena ما هو المفتاح؟ هو المفتاح ما حدث في 1967 يعني المنطقة التي كانت اناقسة التي كانت تأخذت بإسرائل في العام العام في 1967 تباً جداً سماريار سيني التي كانت مفتاحة بإسرائل والأسرائل التي كانت تأخذت بإسرائل أو إذا كانت مفتاحة من 1948 يعني كل إسرائل كما كانت بين 1948 و 1967 إنه أيضاً مفتاحة إذا كانت تأخذت بأسرائل عزمي بشارة التي كانت مفتاحة المنطقة ومن المقلومة about him find that he supported his Bala in the war of 2006 so he ran away from the country and the country allowed him to run away so that he could not bring him to court to expose all the evidence which Israel has against them because the Shabbat preferred not to expose the evidence so they let him run away and that's it he كذلك كنسات المنزل يساعد المنزل بالنسبة to 1948 ليس ستة سبب لأن الإسرال يبدأ بالنسبة لكي لا يوجد خطأ even if it was in the size of a letter stamped on the seashore of Tel Aviv هذا هو المنزل و what he kept saying all the time The Designists are so witty .. are so clever are so bright that they succeeded to convince the world that the occupation is 67 and not 48 means that Israel in the borders as it had between 48 and 67 is legitimate he kept saying Israelis are the brightest people on the earth is situation where state A occupies areas which belong to state B this occupation means that the land should be belonging from the sovereignty point of view to state B and state A comes and occupy this lands which belong to state B ولكن ما حدثت في المدينة الإسرانية ، فالتالي 48 و 67 و سأضع here the Golan and Sinai ، I'm talking about the Judea and Samaria there was no sovereignty on this part of the world to any state in the world so how possibly can you define it according to the international law as occupation neither the occupation of 48 nor the occupation of 67 when it comes to Judea and Samaria and here a footnote the Golan until this very day is Syrian soil what Israel did in 1981 the Hoka Golan the Golan law did not change the status of the sovereignty over the Golan it changed something else we don't get into this but even in Israel we know that a sovereignty over a land has to go through an agreement between two countries which agreed to move a land from country to country and this agreement must get the consent of the security council of the United Nations this is how since 1945 since the United Nations were established this is how you move a land from country to country and this is international law it did not happen in the Golan because there is no agreement between Israel and Syria Israel took it by force 1967 and Israel keeps it until nobody knows when so from this point of view we have to admit yes the Golan is not under Israeli sovereignty it is not recognized by any state in the world Trump recently said something that he supports but the fact that a president as mighty as he can be supports the Israeli will to remain in the Golan forever does not change the legal status of the Golan so I'm not going to give a Golan, Sinai anyway we give back so what we remain from the occupation of 1967 is the West Bank as they call it or Judea and Samaria they should call it so in this since no state in the world had any sovereignty over this part of the world no one can say that this is occupied from which country state A took it from state B so by definition it cannot be occupation it is area in dispute according to international law however we should all remember what happened in 1917 the Balfour Declaration which became an international document in the San Remo convention of 1920 and later agreements between United States and Britain in 1924 which actually gave what is today between the sea and the river means the Jordan River the only group in the world which can testify to it what given to it is the Jewish people you and me alike means only the Jews have an international document which is valid until this very day that this land should be given to the Jewish people of course originally it included Jordan as well later Jordan was cut off from this part so at least between the river and the sea is the area which was given internationally only to the Jewish people and on this you can read the magnificent book of written by Solomon Ben-Zimra of Blessed Memory who lived in this town and was published by the Canadians for Israel Legal Rights headed by Goldisch-Steiner and recently it was published in Hebrew in Israel by Imtir Tzu and many Israelis today are exposed to this kind of interpretation yet we have to admit that not all the judicial world agrees with this it is a theory which some jurists stood behind it like Howard Griff Jacques Autier who lives in this town and others including Euda Blum who served as the chief of the judicial department in the ministry of foreign affairs in Israel and later he became the representative of Israel in the United Nations in the 80s so he was also one of this school of teaching yet we have to admit that there are jurists in the world who do not agree to this theory and this is a dispute between jurists Ladies and gentlemen occupation let's assume that we talked about this there is a lot to say more about occupation I want to go to other part and this is the lies which are being told about Israel and about what Israel is and what happens there and here there is a plethora of lies which really you don't know where to start and you don't know when to finish let me show you some of the examples of lies which are today in the air and they are repeated just like what Goebbels يمارك شمول said that if you repeat a lie a thousand times it becomes a truth and this is actually what people are doing first of all let's look at maps you know maps do mean something when you look at the Jordanian maps of Judea and Samaria of West Bank as they call it because Jordan is divided in the East Bank to the East from Jordan and the West Bank this is what the term West Bank came from from Jordanian occupation and this was an occupation because this part of the land was given to the Jews yet the Jordanian army the Jordanian Legion هدى by the British a commandment Gleb Pasha occupied parts of France Israel and here we have to commemorate that this occupation of Jordan to the West Bank as they called it was not recognized not only by the world even the Arab world did not recognize the legitimacy of the Jordanian occupation of the West Bank people are not aware of it people say Jordan control the West Bank controlled by occupation first of all in the whole world only two countries recognized it Britain and Pakistan and in the Arab world not even one country recognized the legitimacy of the presence of Jordan in the West Bank between 1948 and 1967 we have to bear it in mind because when Jordanians today talk about the Israeli occupation of the West Bank what were they in the West Bank as they call it occupiers as well so sometimes a camel does not see his his because by the way Jordanians when I appear in Jordanian media and they keep telling me why don't you establish a Palestinian state in the West Bank as they call it and Jerusalem is Jerusalem as its capital I always tell them why didn't you do it after all they occupied the West Bank as they call it for 19 years 19 years it's more or less 7000 days they had 7000 opportunities to do exactly what they demand Israel to do today why didn't they do it when they could the Arab world calls us as well to establish a Palestinian state in the West Bank and Jerusalem as a capital why didn't the same Arab world maintain the same pressure on Jordan to do exactly the same thing if there was a Palestinian nation and if there was a reason why to establish a Palestinian state they started to demand only when we liberated that part of Israel okay the world European countries also people here who think that there should be a Palestinian state why didn't they say the same thing when Jordan occupied the West Bank okay so this is some kind of hypocrisy maybe ladies and gentlemen when Jordan was there in that area Jordan published published this book this book guide to the West Bank of Jordan Jerusalem this was published in 1963 this is the book you can see it on the screen this is the book 1963 means four years before we liberated Jerusalem the first page of this booklet has a map attached to it I also took picture of the map and the map is this okay let's look at this map from this is a Temple Mount what is written on it in English Mount Moray Haramorya the name of the dog is in the middle and Al Aqsa Mosque is in the south in the southern part of this court okay Solomon's Stables or Wachlomo Value of Jehoshaphat Tomb of Zechariah Absalom's Pillar Mount Zai and this is an official book and official map of the Jordanian Ministry of Tourism okay means the Jordanians when they were controlling Jerusalem they had no problem to show half of the Bible on the map of course there are also Christian things here okay because this is the history which the whole world agrees upon this is not the only map which talks about Mount Moray let me show you a couple of more this is map which belongs to a friend of mine who lives in New York this is a map here it's even open it's not even initials Mount Morayah see and again the Aqsa is the mosque which is built in the southern part of the Temple Mount with topped by the silver silver dome as opposed to the golden dome which is in the center of the court okay and this is in every Jordanian map which was published prior to 1967 an Aqsa in the south and the place is Mount Morayah okay after 1967 the maps are changed because now they cannot take it the fact that we are there in look at this now what happened is first of all Mount Morayah disappeared this is in Arabic an Aqsa which was this building all the years the building in the south part of the court now the whole court is called El Majed El Aqsa not only the building in the south the whole Harabai the whole Temple Mount no more no more Mount Morayah now it's called El Aqsa and what is the name of the mosque in the south it changed the name now it has El Majed El Kibli means the mosque of the direction of the prayer because they pray to the south to Mecca so now the mosque which is built in the southern part of the court is the name of the mosque of the direction of the prayer because now the El Aqsa was employed to name the whole court which is $144 why did it happen and it appears on all the maps the modern maps after 67 means forging maps something which was correct before 67 now it changed why did they change it what made them changed what happened is in 67 after Israel liberated Jerusalem or the east part of Jerusalem to Rabbanim Rabbi Gorem who was then the Rabbi of the army and Rabbi Ar-Yashuv Kohen the Rabbi of Haifa who was his brother-in-law Rabbi Gorem's brother-in-law they tried to convince the Israeli government to allow building a synagogue on the northern part of the temple mount the northern part of the temple mount was not originally part of the temple mount this is why that part of the mount of the court is not sanctified in the kdushah in the sanctity of the temple because it was outside it was annexed by Herod and our sages did not approve so thanks to this we can go near the ektalim near the walls and maybe also build a little synagogue in the far part of inside the temple mount when the Muslims heard it that the Jews want to build a synagogue on the temple mount they changed the name of the temple mount to be al-Aqsa why? al-Aqsa appears in the Quran not Jerusalem al-Aqsa appears in the Quran and now since we call the whole thing al-Aqsa we can incite the whole Islamic world that the Jews want to establish a synagogue in al-Aqsa this is why they brought it however in Arabic they say liars should have good memory لازم يكون زكور زكور means good zikaron good memory al-Aqsa originally was not in Jerusalem according to Islamic sources the original al-Aqsa in the days of prophet Muhammad peace be upon him was near a town or village in Saudi Arabia of today between Mecca and Jerusalem and that place was named جيران I will talk about this more elaborately tomorrow in Bait Ahmed Bait Yudah yet what we all have to bear in mind that al-Aqsa in Jerusalem is an invention of the Umayyads 50 years after Muhammad died they moved the al-Aqsa from they didn't move anything they just named them Temple Mount in Jerusalem al-Aqsa in order to divert the Hajj from Mecca to Jerusalem because of a rebellion which erupted in Mecca so the whole thing about al-Aqsa in Jerusalem is fake news already from the 7th century and today they continue to perpetuate the fake news of the 7th century which were concocted because of political problems which they had in the 7th century again tomorrow night we'll speak about this in Bait Ahmed Bait Yudah in much more wider way so today they continue this fake news so now al-Aqsa is not only Jerusalem now it contains the whole Temple Mount why? because those Jews want to build a synagogue a little synagogue on the Temple Mount so this is why they changed the maps lies here we have something which people are not aware of yet you can see it from original maps which I can be not only this even formally beforehand Jerusalem as you know since the British occupation of the land of Israel during the first World War the British Empire nominated the Mufti to be the custodian of Jerusalem from the religious point of view for the Muslims at least if not others as well this Mufti was a Jew hater tremendously he is the one who incited the Arabs to massacre the Jews in 1920 1921 1929 in Hebron in Yaffo in Jerusalem in Tzfat in Tveria all these are Yishuvayashan people who were not even Zionists they were ultra-religious people who were slaughtered by their neighbors after the incitement of the Mufti this is how he hated Jews he is the one who ignited the big Arab revolt between 1936 and 1939 so the British chased him and he ran away to Iraq he set in Baghdad and incited against the Jews so the Iraqis massacred the Jews of Iraq of Baghdad in 1941 what is called the Farhud 179 Jews were slaughtered hundreds were injured amputated women were humiliated by them for two long days of riots against the Jews massacre the one who was behind it was the Mufti Haj Amir Hussein not only this he ran away from Iraq to Hitler and there are many much evidence about his participants participants in the final solution well there is a debate whether he was inciting the Germans or not but in 1944 the Germans collected the Jews of Hungary in Budapest area to take them to Auschwitz you know what for but they were afraid that partisans will blow up the bridges of the trains so Jews cannot be sent to Auschwitz so he the Mufti Haj Amir Hussein the founder of the Palestinian national movement went to Yugoslavia went to Bulgaria and he recorded 30,000 Waffen SS Muslims in order to guard the bridges of the trains which were supposed to which took actually large part of the Hungarian Jewry to Auschwitz this is the man the Palestinian founder or the founder of the Palestinian national movement now this man as a Jew as he was both in words and deeds had no problem to publish another booklet which I have here also which is this this booklet my printing is 1930 they printed many times because this actually was the ticket to go to the Temple Mount so my version my copy is 2997 it's a number now this man published this booklet and the title is a brief guide to Al-Khada Meshareef Jerusalem in English and in French because he wanted to give it to tourists from Britain and from France it's okay published by the Supreme Muslim Council which he headed he was the head of the Supreme Muslim Council it cost 150 ml means 15 pence this what I show you is 29 what I hold in my head is 30 the same thing the content is the same content what does he write in this book I want to read the whole book I will read only two sentences the Haram it's page number 4 historical sketch will read two sentences and it's clear English I don't even have to translate it's identity means the Haram the Temple Mount's identity with the site of Solomon's Temple is beyond dispute again it's identity means the identity of the Temple Mount of the Haram Meshareef as they call it the court of the Temple Mount it's identity with the site of Solomon's Temple is beyond dispute these two is the spot according to the universal belief universal belief including the Islamic world universal on which and here he quotes a verse from Shmuel Bet David built an altar unto the Lord and offered burnt offerings and peace offerings the Mufti the big Jew hater had no problem to admit in an official book which was published by the Supreme Muslim Council under his leadership that the Temple Mount is the site of Solomon's Temple means the Haram Meshareef and even his father David did what he did today the Muslim whom you can ask clerics and others there was never a Temple if there was any maybe in Sinai maybe in Shchem where the Samaritans still keep their worship maybe in heaven there was no evidence that it was here in Jerusalem and it's a concoction by the Jews this is what they say today excuse me didn't they read what he published and I have one so we looked at this it says this looks like a Zionist forgery this was published by Zionists and it was not 1930 not 92 it was after the state was established and you actually forged it for every Muslim council this is in libraries in many countries in the world so Israel succeeded to stick it to every library in the world okay lies but the thing that Jews are forging things were not invented recently first of all already Islam from the beginning claims that Judaism is based on a forgery because the Jews forged the bible how the Jews erased every mention of Muhammad in the bible how do they know one time they left in وكل محمد evidently this is what they left and this is a proof of the occurrences of Muhammad they erased see this by the way Allah got angry at the Jews threw them to exile and took the gospel from them again to the Christians who also forged and changed so Allah also took the gospel from them and now Allah gave the gospel to the Muslims who are the real custodians of the word Allah and they will never change and never omit anything because they are faithful to Allah unlike Jews and Christians this is an Islamic theory about how Jews forged things in their favor so it didn't start with the maps of the Jordanians or the Palestinians it started already in the 7th century they claimed that Jews are forging holy scriptures and this is in ancient times recent times we see it on right, left and center first of all years ago I was watching the Jordanian TV those days I'm talking about 20 years ago had a very interesting habit during the day like between 4 or 5 afternoons when people are at work few people are at home watching TV so instead of producing talk shows they did something in my view very nice they put cameras in the university in different classes physics, biology history whatever psychology, social sciences every hour and a half they had another class and people could sit at home and study and be like in class between you and me much better way how to fill the day in a TV channel rather than talk shows about things which nobody interested so I was once watching a lesson in history a professor stands in the University of Amman the class look like students of like 30, 40 years old means MA or PhD and he tells them something which I almost ran to the calendar to see if it's not April 1st what he says that the bible the bible was authored by the Zionists after 1948 in order to justify the existence of the state of Israel the bible was written by the Zionists after 1948 in order to justify the existence of the state of Israel and nobody of the class not even one raises their hand to ask a very simple question tell me my dear teacher is the sep to agimta the 70 70 translation to greek which was written in the 3rd century BCE was also authored by the Zionists after 1948 was the volgata translation to latin which was made in the 1st century CE also was written or forged by the Zionists after 1948 and all those manuscripts of the bible in english in french which are bound with chains in museums and libraries in europe which were handwritten in the 12th century 13th century before print came to the world are these also israeli modern forgery after 1948 of course so what i mean that somebody can stand and without blinking with a poker face say the most stupid thing that the bible maybe you can say but some book which nobody heard which the whole world knows about and was translated to who knows how many languages who knows when in history middle ages spanish, portuguese these are also all these translations to who knows how many languages are also written by the Zionists after 1948 this kind of fly is so easy to refute but nobody has a hand and nobody asks and today this is what people in the arab world believe that the whole thing is forged by the Zionist but this is not the only problem of lies which ok i want to show you something a sheikh means a learned man sits in al jazeera and tells his viewers i took part in this i am not part of what i am going to show you i want to show you what he says what i answered is something different لا يشكوا عاقل بعروبة فلسطين ولا يشكوا عاقل ولا منصف ولا مؤرخ بإسلامية فلسطين هي أرض الكلعانين للأوائل عاش فيها منذ آلاف السنين أما الصهائنا واليهود فقد مر بها بدو رحل لم يبنوا بها حضارة means the Jews ورحلوا بها فهم لم يبنوا بها فهم فقط مروا في الشرط وليس قد تطلق في جميل إسرائي فهم لم يبنوا بها بها في القطاق ودليل على ذلك أن أثار القدس وأثار فلسطين 80% منها هي أثار إسلامية 18% منها أثار مسيحية و2% منها 80% أثار إسلامية و12% أثار مسيحية و2% كان عنية 80% إسلامي 18% كرشن 2% كنانيط all together 100% means Jews did not leave anything in the ground لم يجد مع الحفريات العالمية الطاغية من الكيان الصحيوني لم يجد حجر ولا أثر كل تزوير وكل كذب وكل افتراء يحاولون أن يوجد تاريخ من اللى تاريخ this is what not he only said this is today any finding which bears Jewish nature is forgery by the Zionists I won't show more because this in my view is the peak of that program of that episode although I took part in this I said what I said but this is the kind of lies which we have to face that Jews one of them okay I can give you many many more kinds of lies I don't want let's what we show the maps the 18 and the 80 18 and 2 and all kinds and of course the what happens with archaeology is nothing is that no he is Syrian but he is like from his ideology point of view I would categorize him as like al-qaeda guy he was one of the supporters of Jabhat al-Husra and like al-qaeda but of course this is what they want to hear okay so how can we what can you do against it how can you counter it how can you combat such a a web of lies which was created by these speakers that everything there the bible is forged and all the antiquities are forged this is a tough job because it is not restricted to the state of Israel because if Jews wherever they are in the world support the state of Israel they actually support an entity which was established on a lie that the Jews ever lived there the Jews have any connection to earth Israel and this is why they hate not only the Jews who live in the earth Israel they hate the Jews also in California or wherever they are because Jews support Israel by definition as they see it so it's not only the Jews of Israel and where did the Jews of Israel came from from Poland, from Morocco, from Iraq from this state the whole thing is based on nothing on forgery so it's not only upon of the Israelis it's upon of all the Jews who still adhere to a religion which is false according to Islam still believe in the bible which was written by the Zionist after 1948 and still pray to earth Israel although earth Israel was nothing because the Jews only came and left as bad doings didn't build anything let alone mcdash so this is why all the Jews live in lie interpretation of history and what that how can we fight it how can we combat it how can we negate it how can you say something about this when everything which we say is viewed as a lie of course we can say that Israel has the right to exist according to international law CILR okay the documents photo but when I tell them the balfour declaration the convention and the letter said excuse me who gave balfour the country to give it to the Jews but it belong to balfour he got it from his father from his grandfather who gave him the permission to give an Islamic land to the Jews because it was Christian this is a conspiracy between the Christians and the Jews وقف لند means a holy land for Islam and to desecrate it by giving it to the to the Jews who are defiled and this is a conspiracy so it is illegal to begin with what balfour did in 1917 and what the League of Languages gave the Jews the same country in 1920 is illegal similarly because who the heck gave this land to the Japanese to vote to give it to the Jews or to the Russians or the Austrians who ever voted in this San Remo convention who gave them the land to give it to the Jews so even if it is an international document who the heck gave it to the international community this belongs to Islam because once it was under Islamic rule and according to Islam a land has only one way ticket to enter Islam not to get out of Islam so who can take out a land from Islam more Christians whose religion is not in void just like Judaism so this is how they view the documents and the decisions of the world they couldn't care less about these things because Islam is the name of the game and according to Islam Palestine belongs entirely from the river to the sea should be free and belong to the Muslims not to the Jews so this is why the international arena and the documents which were produced along the years by the international arena they couldn't care less about these documents so we have a problem in this issue they don't buy it but this is not the only problem what we heard today these lies in my humble view should be faced by of course international documents very important but also by scientific publications and here we have in both arenas the history and archeology of course is a science which tells us what happened in the past and this is a well-recognized established science you have departments in universities which deal with history however history as you know from the linguistic point of view history is actually story in French how do you say history story the same word in Italian history is story and story is story so story and history actually the same word means history is a story he writes a story he writes a story she writes a story Fables so what is written by the Christians by the Europeans they don't take so seriously the other science which we can do something is archeology now when it comes to archeology there are in the land of Israel hundreds of thousands of findings which were found not by the Israelis you cannot blame the Israelis for forging this Israel is the land of Israel is being dug already since the mid 19th century British archeologists for example Katherine Kenyon who wrote a whole book about underground Jerusalem after she dug in Jerusalem for years and she was British she was not Zionist at all what she documents about Jewish remnants in Jerusalem so there are many rather not Jewish who wrote about the archeology in Jerusalem of course what we see also is things which we can show to the whole world let me show you at least one suitcase of what can be what can be shown this a small I will say display of Jewish coins from various times between the first temple and the second temple and I just show elaborate about what they are and who they are but you can see the Jewish ancient writing in the lower part here these are Jewish coins which were found in this is in Greek because Greek was also a language in the Middle East was Willingor Fanka these are actually Candelabra Pamutim these are the Jewish ancient writing here also made of silver these are parchment written in Hebrew found in Eretz Israel especially the Megilot internationally recognized as Jewish from the second temple all these are hard evidence for Jewish presence which Jews did not come and go as Bedouins but left civilization in the land of Israel and there are many more I can show you show me of course Ladies and gentlemen when you employ these things which are internationally recognized as original and you can test them Carbon 14 you can test whatever you like and to prove scientifically that they are Jewish and belong in days where Muslims fathers of the Muslims are still in the desert pagan Arabs before Islam came to the world in the 7th century when they were still drinking wine bearing the daughters alive and worshipping idols and idols as I keep telling them in their media because this we can prove it scientifically and this is what's important because imagine somebody goes in any university where scientists real scientists and you bring evidence and he raises up and says hey the whole thing is forged after it was tested by scientists whether chemists for Carbon 14 which gives you the date of the material and other scientists if somebody tries to say hey the whole thing is forgery but don't you accept the worldwide accepted science of archaeology archaeologists you look there is a Christian publication antiquities of the Holy Land it is a scientific publication I think it's by it's six times a year it's published every other month and they actually give scientific articles about findings on archaeology in the land of Israel so what are they all people who are occupied with the forgery this is what they do all day all those archaeologists okay whoever tries to claim that these things are forgery makes fun of himself after all this is a well established recognized proven science all over the world all over the civilized world maybe not in there but this is there ladies and gentlemen today there is a trend which started recently in science the investigation of indigenous peoples rights of indigenous people of course it is meant to take care of all kinds of indigenous Canadians indigenous Americans indigenous people in Central America South America all kinds of aborigines in Australia this is what this science is about to give those peoples the recognition of course they don't know no country wants to evaporate neither Canada nor Australia yet I would say 15 years there is some kind of awakening of investigation into the proofs which these indigenous people do have on their lands Alan Dershowitz the famous Jewish lawyer in the States and he is not for the far right as you can know as you can understand he said that the Jewish people are the prototype of indigenous people in the land of Israel because the quantity and the quality of proofs which they have are way above any other group in the world which claims that it is indigenous to any country the aborigines in Australia the original Canadians whatever the only nation in the world who can find coins from 2000 to 3000 years ago as the Jewish people in the land of Israel the only nation in the world which can find parchment from 2 and more 1000 years ago written in their language written in their script is only the Jewish people there is not even one other nation in the world which can prove the fact that this is an indigenous people to land of Israel than the Jews should we neglect these things and look I'm not saying that all the other proofs like international issues are not important but when you show a picture I know if you say it in English as well in Hebrew you say one picture weighs like 1000 words instead of talking show pictures and in our if we had clips taken 2000 years ago from the temple we could show them clips from those days the cameras the video cameras of the 2nd temple were not in a good shape and you cannot add them today but what you find as hard evidence look musics with Hebrew script on them wherever you go in Israel you find a synagogues from the 1st and 2nd temple with Hebrew writing in these musics you find stones above doors which have inscriptions in Hebrew from the 2nd temple and 1st temple so much is there and this is all recognized scientifically by scientists by archaeologists and this is why we have we must add these things to everything which we do in what we call in order to show in pictures 1000 words in pictures what was found in the land of Israel which together is recognized scientifically by one of the most established science in the world archaeology we cannot ignore it we should not ignore it because our 4 fathers are crying should we abandon it should we forget about it should we allow the world to forget about this these are the proofs and those who keep saying that these all things all these things are forgery in a normal scientific world they put themselves in shame they put everybody will make fun of them whoever tries to refute these things which the whole world knows about or at least the archaeology the archaeological world knows about I will air like a minute or two minutes from an event which occurred in Cairo in May 1st 2012 means 7 years ago when the no موسي was in his campaign to get in power because he was elected 2 months later so the campaign started on this day was only 2 months and this is the event which launched the موسي campaign and the speaker is صفورة حيغازي today is in custody المتحد العربية ستعود إن شاء الله ستعود الولايات المتحد العربية على يدهاز الرجل ومن معه إن شاء الله ستكون عاصمة الخلافة ستكون عاصمة الولايات المتحد العربية هي القدس إن شاء الله القدس إن شاء الله يعني جروسلم will be the capital of the united arab states which will be united by محمد موسي إن شاء الله ستكون عاصمة ليست القاهرة ولا مكة ولا المدينة وإنما القدس إن شاء الله he repeats it for the muslim brotherhood mindset جروسلم should be the capital of the united arab states which will be united under the muslim brotherhood with the leadership of محمد موسي this is in order to extract جروسلم from judaism so jews will go away because without zion there is no zionut without jerusalem there is no zionism because the word zion is one of the names of jerusalem so this is why they want jerusalem to a degree that the palestinians they produce this scarf which i bought 10 shekels in jerusalem it started in 50 this is produced by the PLO this is the flag of the PLO so on this side it says جروسلم is ours since well never mind jerusalem is ours you know industry of lies but on the other side palestin from the river to the sea palestin will be free this is on one scarf this is one thing and the connection is that they know that if they have jerusalem they will have the whole country this is why they hammer on the issue of jerusalem because jerusalem is not yet considered worldwide as the israel capital first of all the canadian embassy is not in jerusalem so therefore jerusalem is a weak link in the chain of israel if they spoke about telebeef people would throw them away but speak on jerusalem why because jerusalem is not yet recognizes israelis soil and israelis capital and this is why they concentrate on jerusalem hoping that one day it will be theirs and when this occurs israel will be wiped out because the jews will lose their hope to be in their forefathers land this was about building in jerusalem when the israeli government decided in the eve of yom irushalayim 2008 to build some hundreds of apartments in har khoma and pisgad zeev two neighborhoods which were annexed to jerusalem after the 6 day war of course the moslems and the arabes didn't like it and the jihad channel al jazeera dedicated 15 minutes in its main news bulletin to this issue let this gentlemen 15 minutes to one item it's a hell of a lot of time in the beginning they brought a reportage from their correspondent in jerusalem and she makes the impression she doesn't say it clearly but she creates the impression that israel destroys all the arab neighborhoods of jerusalem out from the walls in order to build jewish neighborhoods out of their ruins then they bring another guy from the palestinian authority who claims that israel broadens jerusalem all over the west bank and they looked for an israeli to bash him on air so they went to the they tried with the ministry of foreign affairs they didn't want to get into this other speakers in arabic and israel there are not many couldn't and they invited me to the studio in order to bash me on air i am in televiv here and this is jamal rayam the chief broadcaster and the mind master mind of el jazeera the editor of el jazeera he is in charge of wording he is in charge of who will come and he is actually the most important person of el jazeera and he is in qatar i am in jewish i am in televiv try to an interview about building in jewish سيد مردخايا هذا القرار هل هو دق مزيد من الأسافين في نعش المفوضات الفلسطانية إسرائيليها أنا حكيكة لا أفهم هذا الكلام هل ليس ريلا إذن من أين في العالم هذه عسماتنا منذ ثلاثة ألف عام وكننا هناك عندما كان أباكم يشربون خمر ويأدون البنات ويعبدون العزة ولا تولمنات فلماذا علينا أن نمتكلم هذا الشي هذه هي مديناتنا من ثلاثة ألف عام إذا كنتريد عفوان سيد مردخايا عفوان إذا كنتريد أن تتحدث عن التاريخ أن تتحدث عن القرآن لا يمكن لك أن تلغ القدس من القرآن أرجوك أن تبتعد عن الألفاظ التي تسيئ للعرب والمسلمين رجاءا لنبقى في موضوعنا لنبقى في موضوعنا لو سمح هذا القرآن لم يرد ذكر القدس في القرآن سبحان الذي أسراب ذكر القدس لم يرد في القرآن أو مرة واحدة يا سيدي لن تحدث في السياسة لنبقى في القرآن حسنا هذا يبقى سأتوقف سأرد 7.5 سنوات من هذه القرآن من هذه القرآن هذه كانت جون 1 2008 ونهاية ديسمبر 15 7.5 سنوات هذا القرآن يتحدث عن قدسه في إسرالي في الجزيرة ونهية في الجزيرة حسنا دعني you ماذا يقول أني بالعكس أنا أعتبر أنه عند الظيف إسرائيلي في أي فترة إخبارية أنا أعتبر السيدي لأنه إذا يقدم روايته أنا قادر على ضحض هذه روايت الجزيرة تعتمد على الرأي والرأي والآخر وعدا موجود طرف ثاني تصبح صوت واحد وغير مقنى نوع القضية الفلسطانية في بعض الأحيان لا تكلوا مواقف صعبة بالنسبة لي حينما أقابل إسرائيلي أعطيكي مثال كان معي بروفسور من جامعة بار إيلان اسمه وردخاي كدار كانت المقابلة مضمون المقابلة وهدف المقابلة والحديث عن استمرار الاستيطان في أضفة الغربية والتوسع الاستيطاني في القدس وغير ذلك فطرحت علي هذا السؤال شو الهدف فقال لي القدس لليهود نقطة هذا عاصمتنا من أبد الآبدين انت العرب والمسلمين لما كنت في القدس كنت تشربون الخمر وتؤيدون البدات ويؤيدون البنات ويعبدون العزة واللات والبنات فلماذا علينا نتكلم من ثلاثة على فعال فقل له إذا كنت رد انت تحدث عن التاريخ لا يمكن لك ان تلغ القدس من القرآن طبعا ودكتور فهمان قد لي القدس لم ترد في القرآن فعلا ولكن الله اسعفني في تلك اللحظة قلت له سبحانا سبحانا الذي أسراده أسراده ربما أخبركم لقد أخبرنا في المنطقة في المنطقة أخبرني لا أتذكر ما أخبرنا في المنطقة الشخص الشخص تذكر شيء الذي حدث 7.5 سنوات قبل يتذكر يتذكر my name في المنطقة ولكن لم يتعلق ever since okay and this man read my lips he is the strongest person in the Arab world why he holds to the heaviest stick named al jazeer if he wants to kill somebody politically he can do it in no time by fake news which he can air which he keeps in the archives and they do keep sensitive information about people about leaders about kings about prime ministers and about everybody who is important in the Middle East to a rainy day when this person starts to behave in a way which they do not like they start disseminating information about the man and there are there is much of proof to this what they do they actually accumulate information which people leak to them WikiLeaks and they keep their information and when Qatar which podcast al jazeera wants to bash somebody they air those news so they have archives and he by the way he tweets against me because he does not like me he still remember my name everything this what I mean by being meaningful being significant after an interview if the man who is the strongest man in the Arab world keeps I would say keeps being post aromatic because of what happened and you can when he speaks if you say if so he sticks all his sticks come out when he talked about me this is why what I think is that Israel and those who speak for Israel should not let the world ignore the proofs which we have on our four fathers land and let the others sink in their lives thank you so much