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New Rulers of The World Video 5-6-7

Contributed by J. R. Ransom

John Pilger

John Pilger's Video (7min 37sec) called 'Globalization: New Rulers of The World' Part 5 (7min 37sec), Part 6 (8min 31sec), & Part 7 (2min 52sec). tells the story of Indonesia's factories making goods for Americans. "In rich countries, like Britain, globalization is well advanced. The disastrous selling off of the railways and the creeping privatization of everything from health care to air traffic control. The financial pages celebrate a booming economy, yet one in five British children grows up in poverty. There are almost 10 million Britons living in poverty. The gap between the rich and the rest gets wider and this is said to be a spurious cause. All over the world millions of ordinary people are asking why they have no say in decisions that bring hardship to their lives. They don't accept the view of President Bush and Prime Minister Blair that there's no other way..."

Part 5 (7min 37sec)

Part 6 (8min 31sec)

Part 7 (2min 52sec)

Watch the other parts of this show:
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4

Produced, Written and Presented by John Pilger.

Indonesian Translation: Collaboration work between Institute for Global Justice (IGJ) and International NGO Forum on Indonesian Development (INFID) for public socialization in order to criticize globalisation and the impact to Indonesia.

This is happening all over the world.

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