for here with a moral technique uh... he's in the house and a seventy two
documentary coming out we call this rebel headquarters is actually perfectly
appropriate that you'd be here
uh... vidya mandir is a revolution of the moral technique which makes sense
by so let's just do it from the top of me tell me your whole story with where
where were you born where you live house more or less becoming a kind of the
month in south america
and at that particular time there was uh... a growing conflict inbetween
shining path guerrillas maoist section of a
a splint organization of socialist rebels
the paramilitaries in the government which was sponsored by
america and other factions looking for access to natural resources as it always
is
and my friend p corporations
from the united states will have to restore some latin american armada at
the dinner
what was more
uh... a factor in us moving
was in my father explained to me and for people that are suffering uh... economic
downturn in america as a result of
when he won it seems the past presidents policies or just out wall street robbing
people
we had a twelve hundred percent inflation rate a year
in all that poverty
and all that violence going on my father figure that it was a genius idea it's a
approve the family and what was the harlem
in the nineteen nineties whether there is a very firm polit
an
unused teaching military academy
mindell using became professor he do what i have anything to do with the
military afterwards
uh... he became a teacher
and then on my mother what are you doing
uh... detroit physics how how old were you when you came in u_s_ allows only a
few years old
you know was young child at the same time
when i was about seven
on my parents brought me back to the first time so i can understand and it
was very impactful for me come to realize you know a
i'm walking around you know split they call the ghetto in harlem
you look at the same time
you know he was in another dimension of poverty
here's something that most americans really don't understand like you see
someone begging for change
and sometimes people look at them what's fight
what happens when it's a six-year-old child begging for change
you know i mean wanting to stay on as a prostitute on the street
rather than a prostitute ten years old
you know it adds another dimension from the suffering four people so i think you
know in the documentary would have been waiting to that we went to lots of
different places afghanistan columbia and bleeding ask questions about whose
kids they were who were they orphaned
by what was the deal is just the fact that
the taliban began because they were orphaned by aren't a civil war via
conflict with russia all these
conflicts thrown together
some of them went to pakistan someone some of them stay there
and at the same time we don't want people
to grow up and ignorance and hatred anymore we want them to grow up
not americanizing western eyes that's not a student all be all told solutions
would grow up
to have uh... on open mind we'll politicize children anything like that
we just give them an opportunity that they wouldn't have if they were starving
in the streets
it all starts here and this is the last resort
highways tell kids don't don't glorify these
war is not something to be glorified it's something that destroys people even
the winners of war come home
ripped apart because of what they've had to do
you can tell them that their heroes but some of them will always carry the pain
of having to take another human being's life because a real man doesn't take
glory in that
he understands that that was all part of his duty and service and that a soldier
is only a piece of warrior and than a warrior is only a piece of the man
coming back like that
uh... we should pay a lot more attention to the veterans as well and i just want
to close at saint
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