Dr. Yunus is now the head of our interim government! I remember watching this video two weeks ago and never could have imagined in my wildest dream that today might come! Thanks to our international friends who helped us secure our victory! We love you! 🇧🇩
Please safeguard him from the extremists from the previous party. And please make sure to elect competent people like him, rather than the Army. An Interim Government of only Intellectuals, Social Servants, and right minded activists can bring peace and uplift Bangladesh. I hope India and Bangladesh relations are stable from here on.
@@MohammadSahil-j8b that's what the student committee has been trying to enforce. There is still some resistance against it, but we will come to the roads again if needed. No corruption or complacency will be allowed in Bangladesh 2.0
@@adooon oh man! it's been a rollercoaster ride, the past couple of weeks. We have lost so many brothers and sisters though, arguably the bravest among us!
lol 😂 western media dont like east having autonomy and easterners declining doesnt means compliance in what u r insinuating and western media cant impose and demand interview for incumbent PM of a sovereign nation if eastern media starts doing same 😂 imagine if biden declines and them calling cus he's behind trump incident 😅😅
If she doesn't vare about what foreigners say, why should she bother if world bank / IMF, etc refuse to loan money to her? They are foreigners that she doesn't care about anyway.
Hello, Bloomberg. If the Prime Minister required votes to remain in power, she would have surely accepted your interview request. She presides over an authoritarian regime, so there's no need for her to maintain a favorable image in Bloomberg as she doesn't rely on votes. We are ranked 10th globally in corruption. I urge you to conduct an in-depth investigation to rescue Dr. Yunus and the people of Bangladesh from her governance. You can also cover Bangladesh's recent student movements. People are dying.
Not really! Professor Mohammed Yunus is one of the greatest individuals in the field of microfinancing, helping Bangladeshi people uplift themselves out of poverty. However, this documentary should have highlighted some points about the true judicial process or the active cases against Professor Mohammed Yunus. There might have been some minor issues that Professor Yunus has committed; otherwise, the government would not have taken action. Additionally, it would have been beneficial to highlight the laborers' perspective, explaining why they are protesting against Grameen Bank. There is a small but valid point there which has become invisible due to his significant contributions.
Not only was Sir Yunus harassed by the current dictator, but also every person in my country was harassed by the dictator. Within a few days, the dictator killed the 5 students during the student protest by using the Police force and the so-called Chatra League (terrorist organization). There is shameful for Bangladeshi people, that those Police forces work in UN peacekeeping. So, please represent the current student protest through your channel to learn about our struggles.
Latest: officially says 300+, unofficially it'd be 1000+. Thanks to Almighty she fled the country at least. Dr. Yunus is declared now as the head of the government.
Well, still he is not above the law. He might be a Nobel laureate, it does not mean he is a saint, he is a human being. His own employees filed lawsuits against him for discrimination and deprivation.
First know what the case is about, and who filed the case. It's not the government of Hasina filed the case, the case is filed by his own people. Nobody is saint, specially the "peace Nobel prize owner".
That’s how justice is served. One who envoy and harassed him, now in run and flee the country. People had utmost hate for her and never want to see again. In contrast, a man with much higher integrity and moral became the leader of Bangladesh Nation as a last savior.
This is what life is.. Sine wave.. When Bangladesh economy will falter you people will vie for Yunus blood and call for Hasina.. Bangladeshi public is such.. Crazy and namakharaam..
Just another story of yet another leader with a massive ego, who has stayed in power for too long and doesn't want to let go of her power, and is seeking to destroy her opponents!
@@abdiganiaden dude i don't know if you are an awamileague puppet or a foreigner but it happens to pretty much everyone in bangladesh if someone angers the wrong person. it does not matter if he is old or young. fact is yunus is entangled in multiple false accusations. yunus's legal matters are not new. for 6+ years he has been fighting legal matters. even the bangladeshi government who accused him is having a hard time throwing him in jail because of the lack of evidence.
Hasina is a Dictator 😢 Edit: But we students protested so hard that she had to resign and leave Bangladesh ...we won, humanity won 🙂 And the best part of Dr Yunus is managing her role for 3-6 months as an interim government.
what a comeback! from being accused of money laundering and embezzlement by the dictator hasina to becoming the chief advisor of the interim government now. he really is the GOAT
Hasina took all the money from different national banks, for example Basic bank, Islami bank, Sonali bank, BD bank etc. Then refilled these banks from people’s money. Which made inflation worse, affected 100 millions of poor people. This Hasina is not only bad for Bangladesh people but also bad for the welfare of the whole world.
@@all8175 Your money was also in there! Be human, look at the poor people near your area, prove is on the way! These things were reported in different national and international medias.
Hasina Had never been behind our economic growth or what good we have achieved. Rather tireless works from our expatriates and readymade garments worker contributed to our economy directly. Why should you give credits to a dictator?
Either you don't know how a country and its economy work, who constructs the economy, and who runs the common units of industry, or you are simply being emotional.
@@in_tasin economies can grow despite having corrupt politicians. Just look at South Korea, it was very corrupt back in the 1990s, and yet its economy still grew a lot.
@@in_tasinyou seem rational so ill talk. I mean sure the govt contributes a lot in the economic growth. But they steal, launder a lot too. Look at the prices of things now.
Whether you are pro rich or anti rich, justice still must be followed. So unless there is transparency on the investigation and non partisan agents conducting it, it will be very difficult to find the truth. Just as much as a businessman should be taxed and labour rights should be protected, a govt should not be allowed to be authoritarian or violent.
If Dr. Yunus has to retire at the age of 60 why BD PM still in office ? Probably she must be older than him. South Asian youth don't want to see dictators and dynasties and soon BD government will also face to the youth with broken future. It's the reality now
8:55 He was assassinated because he established a one-party state, dismantled democracy, and suppressed his rivals and other media. Corruption and nepotism were rampant. I hope everyone learns this forgotten history the main motive behind the assassination of Mujibur Rahman. Sadly, Bangladesh has now become a dictatorship under his daughter, Sheikh Hasina. Edit: Bangladesh finally freed from Dictator Sheikh Hasina brutal regime.
Dr. Md. Yunus was the real hero in Bangladesh . As his grameen bank helped the people to come out of povertry all over the country. As a Bangladeshi, I feel really proud that an extraordinary man like him born in our country!❤
Love how the criticism is "we don't know how many people really benefited". I mean, so do some research before criticising? Find out how many people truly benifitted?
"There's one overriding fact. The entire financial system of the Western world is in private unelected unaccountable hands, the hands of people who meet in absolute secrecy. The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) every four to six weeks has meetings of the top governors of the banks, and they meet in absolute secrecy. And they have the big banking families and so forth, they all meet up. The 'minutes' are never made available and they decide on the money creation and the money supply of the world. But none of us are allowed to know anything about it." ~Justin Walker, 03/20/2023
As an young citizen of Bangladesh, i want Dr. Yunus as a prime minister. I've watched a lot of interviews of existing ministers are full of sh*t. But, he put all his effort and lifted peoples from poverty.
Hasina always gets jealous by seeing Dr. Yunus success in every steps. She claimed many time that she should get novel peace Prize becase of sheltering Rohingyas from Myanmar. I fully support Dr. Yunus for his beautiful job to be a caretaker of the country.
I'm originally from Bangladesh (and from the same city that from where Dr. Yunus started his Grameen Bank Project). I saw very closely the positive impact Grameen Bank has made revolutionizing poor people's lives. 🎉❤ Dr. Yunus is not just the gem of Bangladesh, he is the gem of the world! A very well-deserved Noble Prize winner. Proud of him. 🏆 💎
notice how he said his interest rates were lower and then followed that up with "than other microfinance institutions". The interest rates are much much higher than regular banks, but lower than other similarly predatory "microfinance" institutions
I read "Banker to the Poor". I don't have background in finance so I can't say how true the international organization (I forgot which one. It's IMF I think) counterpoint that microfinance cause middle income trap. But his services to the people of Bangladesh can't be denied. He lifted a lot of family out of poverty, lifted woman's right by making them enable to enter the workforce which makes them important breadwinner in the family hence reducing abuse by their husband, etc. It's a shame his life is muddled by politics.
Democracy has seen better days in Bangladesh no doubt. Dr. M Yunus efforts, though notable, did not effectively alleviate poverty on a large scale. Microfinance, touted as a solution, has often exacerbated economic challenges for the marginalized. Despite showcasing a few success stories in model villages, the reality on the ground remains grim. It is crucial, as a journalistic responsibility, to hear directly from microfinance clients and former clients, independently of his organization or affiliated NGOs. Their accounts reveal exploitation by credit agents who exploit their lack of education, often resorting to aggressive tactics to extract money. While the concept of microfinance is compelling, its execution frequently falls short. This raises important questions about its efficacy in poverty alleviation beyond isolated cases in countries like India, Sri Lanka, Uganda, and Kenya.
Micro finance is vulnerable to being exploited that’s is for sure. But the question is did Yunus exploit people. The answer is no. Grameen bank’s loans are capped at 20% which is far from being considered predatory.
Just imagine for a moment if Bloomberg media is located in Bangladesh? All the people in power in Bangladesh from 1971 till today, rules the county with iron fist. All of them protected their own party people, do it by breaking the law if necessary. This is Bangladesh in a nutshell, and this is how it will be forever. Like that famous meme swearing roadside politician said, if you say the names, you will lose your job 😂😂
So, instead of showing any actual detailed information about the cases against Yunus, you guys just showed what the two sides involved say against each other. This video isn't on the Controversial Cases Against Yunus, but on the aftereffects of the cases
And now Look at him. The Head of Interim Government of Bangladesh. He will now rebuild the country which was diseased by Hasina. People never had so much hope for any Govt except Dr. Yunus.
Today Dr. Yunus is the head of Bangladesh's interim government. Yesterday was the last day of the dictator Hasina in Bangladesh. All the allegations against Dr. Yunus was false. Today we Bangladeshis are happy to have him as our leader. We hope to have better Bangladesh.
While Mohammed Yunus isn’t all that popular in Bangladesh because his micro financing bank has been accused of taking exorbitant interest from poor people, the Hasina government is very VERY VERY unpopular. So much so that people wouldn’t mind replacing Hasina with anyone.
This video was uploaded 13 days ago on July 17, 2024. These 13 days have been the darkest, most brutal, blood shedding days of Hasina's regime when almost hundreds of students have been killed by armed forces at point blank or sniped down during peaceful protests around the country. Victims as young as 4 years old. She shut down the internet so that her killing machine doesn't reach the world.
Now, this man is returning to lead the interim government while Hasina fled with her tail between her legs. Time changes everything. Change is inevitable.
Oh the irony, how the table has turned! It should be a message to all the tyrants around the world, no matter how powerful you are today, your reign will end oneday!
I strongly believe that Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is behaving like a dictator, prioritizing her power above all else. Recently, she brutally killed nearly 1,000 students and injured 20,000 people in Bangladesh. On top of that, she has arrested 5,000 people in just one day. This level of oppression is horrifying. It's also appalling how shamelessly Hasina has pursued legal cases against a great person like Muhammad Yunus, a Nobel Prize-winning visionary who has significantly contributed to poverty alleviation through microfinance. Yunus is one of the greatest minds in Bangladesh, and he deserves respect, not persecution. For the past ten years, Hasina has stolen votes and undermined the people's right to a fair election. This ongoing assault on democracy and human rights in Bangladesh cannot be ignored. The international community must take a stand against such authoritarianism and support those who fight for justice and freedom.
My mother took her first loan from Grameen Bank when I was just a kid. My family was financially worse and we couldn’t afford to eat let alone spending money for our brothers education. But her first loan and continuation with Grameen Bank has led us to the happiness and financial stability and everything. My mom bought a sewing machine with her second load and a cow with the first loan. And it continues paving the way to happiness. Salute to Yunus
I can easily agree that Professor Mohammed Yunus is one of the greatest individuals in the field of microfinancing, helping Bangladeshi people uplift themselves out of poverty. However, this documentary should have highlighted some points about the true judicial process or the active cases against Professor Mohammed Yunus. There might have been some minor issues that Professor Yunus has committed; otherwise, the government would not have taken action. Additionally, it would have been beneficial to highlight the laborers' perspective, explaining why they are protesting against Grameen Bank. There is a small but valid point there which has become invisible due to his significant contributions.
sir...how the tables have turned...now you are the interim head of the country People and the studnets chose you your days of sufferings is finally over.
I come from a similar developing country that adopted microfinance inspired by the Grameen Bank. While it is true that microfinance probably can't reduce poverty on its own, but is often the best option for the poor. The formal banks won't give any loans to the underbanked poor population due to the high risks. And these are banks that are backed by the government. microfinance is the only option they have, it is not perfect, but much needed. As a citizen from another Asian developing country that also has lots of issues today, it seems like the governments want to keep their poor people poor, uneducated citizens remain uneducated because this way, the govt can easily influence and manipulate them to get their votes.
Dr. Yunus is now the head of our interim government!
I remember watching this video two weeks ago and never could have imagined in my wildest dream that today might come!
Thanks to our international friends who helped us secure our victory! We love you! 🇧🇩
Please safeguard him from the extremists from the previous party. And please make sure to elect competent people like him, rather than the Army. An Interim Government of only Intellectuals, Social Servants, and right minded activists can bring peace and uplift Bangladesh. I hope India and Bangladesh relations are stable from here on.
How times change 😂
@@MohammadSahil-j8b that's what the student committee has been trying to enforce. There is still some resistance against it, but we will come to the roads again if needed. No corruption or complacency will be allowed in Bangladesh 2.0
@@adooon oh man! it's been a rollercoaster ride, the past couple of weeks.
We have lost so many brothers and sisters though, arguably the bravest among us!
@@adooon don't you think its a great plot infiltrated on the minds of Bangladeshi people 😅
Hasina declining an interview goes to show that she does not care what others say as long as she stays in power.
lol 😂 western media dont like east having autonomy and easterners declining doesnt means compliance in what u r insinuating and western media cant impose and demand interview for incumbent PM of a sovereign nation if eastern media starts doing same 😂 imagine if biden declines and them calling cus he's behind trump incident 😅😅
Yeah a prime minister of a country doesn't have to do interviews whenever some white guy asks for it for one case in the country. The audacity.
@@mr.o8539 absolutely
@@sachin2842 वो सब तो ठीक है यार पर इसमें इतना दाँत फाड़ने वाली कौन सी बात है?
If she doesn't vare about what foreigners say, why should she bother if world bank / IMF, etc refuse to loan money to her? They are foreigners that she doesn't care about anyway.
Without Dr Yunus, Bangladesh would not be where it is today. The concept of microfinance changed the lives of millions in Bangladesh
Bro finance is haram 😂😂
@@mohba01 and?
@@mohba01source?
@@mohba01 And corruption is halal😂
Muslims have problems with interest rates, that doesn't mean everyone should avoid it.
@@mohba01taxation and whole banking system is Haram in islam
Hello, Bloomberg. If the Prime Minister required votes to remain in power, she would have surely accepted your interview request. She presides over an authoritarian regime, so there's no need for her to maintain a favorable image in Bloomberg as she doesn't rely on votes. We are ranked 10th globally in corruption. I urge you to conduct an in-depth investigation to rescue Dr. Yunus and the people of Bangladesh from her governance. You can also cover Bangladesh's recent student movements. People are dying.
Indonesia might follow soon 😅
Prime Minister Hasina must resign.
True.
Hnnmn@@shaheen8344
@@shaheen8344 There you go, your wish has been granted. 👏
Hasina is not competent enough to be PM. She is bitter, emotional and she is consumed by jealousy. She is even a bad dictator.
So true
Absolutely!
Your forgot she also plays victim card like Israel. Israel use Holocaust
She uses 1975 card
Not emotional for public at all
There’s something wrong with her bloodline
He is being persecuted for hurting Hasina's ego
Not really! Professor Mohammed Yunus is one of the greatest individuals in the field of microfinancing, helping Bangladeshi people uplift themselves out of poverty. However, this documentary should have highlighted some points about the true judicial process or the active cases against Professor Mohammed Yunus. There might have been some minor issues that Professor Yunus has committed; otherwise, the government would not have taken action. Additionally, it would have been beneficial to highlight the laborers' perspective, explaining why they are protesting against Grameen Bank. There is a small but valid point there which has become invisible due to his significant contributions.
@@in_tasin yes agreed. The judicial side and the labourers side shouldve been shown for clarity.
@@in_tasin are the labourers protesting were the victims or paid actors ? Just to be clear about the whole incident.
😢
😂
Not only was Sir Yunus harassed by the current dictator, but also every person in my country was harassed by the dictator. Within a few days, the dictator killed the 5 students during the student protest by using the Police force and the so-called Chatra League (terrorist organization). There is shameful for Bangladeshi people, that those Police forces work in UN peacekeeping. So, please represent the current student protest through your channel to learn about our struggles.
Dr Younus is a loan shark. Never lifted anyone out of poverty.
5 students???
This comment is 11 days old @@TheEnigma7111
its more then 250 students officially now. also, there is many children and even kids of 3-5 years.
Latest: officially says 300+, unofficially it'd be 1000+. Thanks to Almighty she fled the country at least. Dr. Yunus is declared now as the head of the government.
When I hear 200 cases filed against someone there is no way it isn't politically motivated. They are trying everything to send him to jail
No one is corrupt alone. If he is corrupt, then name everyone else who is involved.
Dr Yunus is an asset to the world, with a huge legacy.
Well, still he is not above the law. He might be a Nobel laureate, it does not mean he is a saint, he is a human being. His own employees filed lawsuits against him for discrimination and deprivation.
First know what the case is about, and who filed the case. It's not the government of Hasina filed the case, the case is filed by his own people. Nobody is saint, specially the "peace Nobel prize owner".
@@thefatkid9298 Filing can be done by anyone provided with incentives.
Why are you against him ?
@@skr50291 agreed. Is there evidence against him ? Why is he not in jail if he is guilty, especially when Hasina once considered him a threat ?
@@skr50291 indian pagan
That’s how justice is served. One who envoy and harassed him, now in run and flee the country. People had utmost hate for her and never want to see again. In contrast, a man with much higher integrity and moral became the leader of Bangladesh Nation as a last savior.
This is what life is.. Sine wave.. When Bangladesh economy will falter you people will vie for Yunus blood and call for Hasina.. Bangladeshi public is such.. Crazy and namakharaam..
Just another story of yet another leader with a massive ego, who has stayed in power for too long and doesn't want to let go of her power, and is seeking to destroy her opponents!
Thanks and i am from professor younus village .
I am very proud of him.
He is worthy than diamond.
Dr. Yunus is the most corrupt leader in the history of Bangladesh. How Dr. Yunus was freed from the corruption case within a day?
The man is 84, life in prison seems like a joke.
So old people are immune?
@@abdiganiaden the thing is in our country cases like these or any legal matters are completely fabricated and the judges are never impartial.
@@huhulalammm and that only happens to old people?
@@abdiganiaden dude i don't know if you are an awamileague puppet or a foreigner but it happens to pretty much everyone in bangladesh if someone angers the wrong person. it does not matter if he is old or young. fact is yunus is entangled in multiple false accusations. yunus's legal matters are not new. for 6+ years he has been fighting legal matters. even the bangladeshi government who accused him is having a hard time throwing him in jail because of the lack of evidence.
@@abdiganiaden if you don't care why did you bother commenting? the main comment clearly meant yunus. not just any 84 year old.
Hasina is a Dictator 😢
Edit: But we students protested so hard that she had to resign and leave Bangladesh ...we won, humanity won 🙂
And the best part of Dr Yunus is managing her role for 3-6 months as an interim government.
fact
no she is worse than a dictator😮
lol 😂 u want china model then? thank Haseena ❤
@@sachin2842 nothing like china. this is just dirty politics. happens in most 3rd world so-called democracies, like the philipines, india, etc
@@sachin2842 ofc an indīan..
Political crisis in Bangladesh is severe pm Sheikh Hasina is responsible.
Sounds similar to the situation in Pakistan atm
I think pm your step mother
@@alinaqirizvi1441behind Pak problem army is responsible and behind BD problem India is responsible
@@alinaqirizvi1441Dr. Yunus is the most corrupt leader in the history of Bangladesh. How Dr. Yunus was freed from the corruption case within a day?
this aged well
Hasina now punching in the air after she ran away 😂
what a comeback! from being accused of money laundering and embezzlement by the dictator hasina to becoming the chief advisor of the interim government now. he really is the GOAT
Dr. Yunus is the most corrupt leader in the history of Bangladesh. How Dr. Yunus was freed from the corruption case within a day?
Great report. Dr. Yunus is widely respected and he has helped many people out of poverty. He can flee anytime and anywhere, but he chooses not to.
Dr. Yunus is the most corrupt leader in the history of Bangladesh. How Dr. Yunus was freed from the corruption case within a day?
Bangladesh is not a democracy anymore
It's an autocracy
Was it ever really a democracy?
It was always autocracy in disguise of Democracy.
under the 'sheikh' regime, it was anything but. that's precisely why her daddy was killed off in the first place.
@@matttamal8332 It has always been like this from Inception of this country.
@@matttamal8332 It was from 1991 to 2009
As a Bangladeshi I know all the allegations against him are false
and who are you that everyone will believe you?
@@thatonefishycat7558 Yes Everyone believes him 98% of people does....
What happened your Momma Hasina... She is kicked out by the Students....
@@Vladimirputin11111 Russia gave veto against Yunus boycott Russia now
Hasina took all the money from different national banks, for example Basic bank, Islami bank, Sonali bank, BD bank etc. Then refilled these banks from people’s money. Which made inflation worse, affected 100 millions of poor people. This Hasina is not only bad for Bangladesh people but also bad for the welfare of the whole world.
Without evidence 😂😂😂
May be 5 Billion 😂😂😂😂
@@all8175 Your money was also in there! Be human, look at the poor people near your area, prove is on the way! These things were reported in different national and international medias.
Hasina Had never been behind our economic growth or what good we have achieved. Rather tireless works from our expatriates and readymade garments worker contributed to our economy directly. Why should you give credits to a dictator?
Either you don't know how a country and its economy work, who constructs the economy, and who runs the common units of industry, or you are simply being emotional.
@@in_tasin economies can grow despite having corrupt politicians. Just look at South Korea, it was very corrupt back in the 1990s, and yet its economy still grew a lot.
@@in_tasinshut it. we can very well see you’re a supporter of her party.
@@in_tasinyou seem rational so ill talk. I mean sure the govt contributes a lot in the economic growth. But they steal, launder a lot too. Look at the prices of things now.
@@in_tasin the development is not due to the government, rather in spite of this government.
Normally I don’t think anyone’s is pro rich businessman but I mean in this case this man appears to a beneficial part of the countries economic system
Whether you are pro rich or anti rich, justice still must be followed. So unless there is transparency on the investigation and non partisan agents conducting it, it will be very difficult to find the truth. Just as much as a businessman should be taxed and labour rights should be protected, a govt should not be allowed to be authoritarian or violent.
This man is a loan shark. He shouldn't get the praise as well.
@@oventi_ all Authoritarianism starts with taxation. Governance should be voluntary.
@@mdtushersarker If Grameen loan is considered a loan shark, then what would BNPL be? 😄
@@yeetboi268 just because worse loan sharks exist doesn't mean grameen isn't one
This video aged like fine wine
Hasina is the worst and the most dirtiest politician ever
And now she is gone!
No wrong her husband modi won't lose to her
@@maheehossain5481 gone but 15 August she is planning something,for sure
@@vIsUaL00 family business 🥲
@@jnj7700 but her father was a great man. And yet you destroyed his statue. 100% sure military dictatorship is now open in Bangladesh.
If Dr. Yunus has to retire at the age of 60 why BD PM still in office ?
Probably she must be older than him.
South Asian youth don't want to see dictators and dynasties and soon BD government will also face to the youth with broken future.
It's the reality now
Hey get what your prediction came true thanks
Dr Yunus is 9 years older than that shameless dictator.
8:55 He was assassinated because he established a one-party state, dismantled democracy, and suppressed his rivals and other media. Corruption and nepotism were rampant. I hope everyone learns this forgotten history the main motive behind the assassination of Mujibur Rahman. Sadly, Bangladesh has now become a dictatorship under his daughter, Sheikh Hasina.
Edit: Bangladesh finally freed from Dictator Sheikh Hasina brutal regime.
No you're wrong and youre a bot. What happened after that, military dictatorship.
As if Bangladesh had any common sense to hold democracy at that time.
Dr. Md. Yunus was the real hero in Bangladesh . As his grameen bank helped the people to come out of povertry all over the country. As a Bangladeshi, I feel really proud that an extraordinary man like him born in our country!❤
Love how the criticism is "we don't know how many people really benefited". I mean, so do some research before criticising? Find out how many people truly benifitted?
"There's one overriding fact. The entire financial system of the Western world is in private unelected unaccountable hands, the hands of people who meet in absolute secrecy. The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) every four to six weeks has meetings of the top governors of the banks, and they meet in absolute secrecy. And they have the big banking families and so forth, they all meet up. The 'minutes' are never made available and they decide on the money creation and the money supply of the world. But none of us are allowed to know anything about it." ~Justin Walker, 03/20/2023
I wish we Bangladesh was really a democratic independent country. I wonder if there will ever be a fair election.
Forced Hasina to resign and look to make this guy the Chief Advisor to Interin Government. Funny how the tables have turned
Hope the new Interim Government will uplift Bangladesh as a whole. And let's hope Professor Yunus is safe too
Her bellows against the winds of change may have, in hindsight, never stood a chance…
If Bangladesh is becoming authoterian, its a big concern for neighbouring nations.
Well.. Not for India, since they're the ones who are pushing Bangladesh into an Authoritarianism.
she is a puppet for India what do you expect
Neighboring nation India is the only reason she is still in power.
Lol..
😂
How times have changed - he is now the interim government of Bangladesh. 🇧🇩
Sheikh Hasina is now attacking the quota protestors. Please make a video about that we need international attention to this matter.
And Tomorrow He is going to be the head of Bangladesh and will lead the government until a new government will form.
🇧🇩
Facts
Thank you Bloomberg, for reporting this madness!
As an young citizen of Bangladesh, i want Dr. Yunus as a prime minister. I've watched a lot of interviews of existing ministers are full of sh*t. But, he put all his effort and lifted peoples from poverty.
Hasina always gets jealous by seeing Dr. Yunus success in every steps. She claimed many time that she should get novel peace Prize becase of sheltering Rohingyas from Myanmar. I fully support Dr. Yunus for his beautiful job to be a caretaker of the country.
Now, he is our country’s head❤❤❤
Her “shona” can’t handle the fame he earned for his contribution to Bangladesh and the world.
I'm originally from Bangladesh (and from the same city that from where Dr. Yunus started his Grameen Bank Project). I saw very closely the positive impact Grameen Bank has made revolutionizing poor people's lives. 🎉❤
Dr. Yunus is not just the gem of Bangladesh, he is the gem of the world! A very well-deserved Noble Prize winner. Proud of him. 🏆 💎
As a Bangladeshi, he got prosecuted because he spoke up against the atrocities of the govt
After all, can they prove the bank interest rates are higher than usual? It looks very easy to find this answer.
notice how he said his interest rates were lower and then followed that up with "than other microfinance institutions". The interest rates are much much higher than regular banks, but lower than other similarly predatory "microfinance" institutions
today, Dr Yunus chief adviser of the interim government. Power is not permanent.
You'd think that after ten years of investigating they'd have enough to go to court with.
I read "Banker to the Poor". I don't have background in finance so I can't say how true the international organization (I forgot which one. It's IMF I think) counterpoint that microfinance cause middle income trap. But his services to the people of Bangladesh can't be denied. He lifted a lot of family out of poverty, lifted woman's right by making them enable to enter the workforce which makes them important breadwinner in the family hence reducing abuse by their husband, etc. It's a shame his life is muddled by politics.
Just how fast the night changes😉
Now Mohammad Yunus Our Top Bangladeshi Leader 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
Our hero ❤️❤️
Bangladeshi Student
How can everything can change. He is now the chief of interim government of Bangladesh.
nice, congratulations. Hope the Governance is better with the new Interim Government
Democracy has seen better days in Bangladesh no doubt. Dr. M Yunus efforts, though notable, did not effectively alleviate poverty on a large scale. Microfinance, touted as a solution, has often exacerbated economic challenges for the marginalized. Despite showcasing a few success stories in model villages, the reality on the ground remains grim. It is crucial, as a journalistic responsibility, to hear directly from microfinance clients and former clients, independently of his organization or affiliated NGOs. Their accounts reveal exploitation by credit agents who exploit their lack of education, often resorting to aggressive tactics to extract money. While the concept of microfinance is compelling, its execution frequently falls short. This raises important questions about its efficacy in poverty alleviation beyond isolated cases in countries like India, Sri Lanka, Uganda, and Kenya.
Micro finance is vulnerable to being exploited that’s is for sure. But the question is did Yunus exploit people. The answer is no. Grameen bank’s loans are capped at 20% which is far from being considered predatory.
The man is a lawyer and live in that kind of conditions? Unbelievable
Many countries quality of life is terrible. However it seems more so bc of living traditionally
@@Leslie-zn9ly my brother also a lawyer, he's life and our life improve significantly, at. Least he's doesn't live in that kind of house
@@Aazimria what city do you live in if you don’t mind me asking
@@Leslie-zn9ly Kuala Lumpur
Just imagine for a moment if Bloomberg media is located in Bangladesh? All the people in power in Bangladesh from 1971 till today, rules the county with iron fist. All of them protected their own party people, do it by breaking the law if necessary. This is Bangladesh in a nutshell, and this is how it will be forever. Like that famous meme swearing roadside politician said, if you say the names, you will lose your job 😂😂
"নাম বললে চাকরি থাকবে না"
That’s how each country works, why people don’t accept that?…
@@Kathakathan11 In case of Bangladesh It's too much.....
So, instead of showing any actual detailed information about the cases against Yunus, you guys just showed what the two sides involved say against each other. This video isn't on the Controversial Cases Against Yunus, but on the aftereffects of the cases
True!
western propaganda as usual
WOW! So much can change in just two weeks.
Dr. Yunus is now the head of State 🇧🇩
After watching this video now I feel very sad, what is going to happen to our country
And now Look at him. The Head of Interim Government of Bangladesh. He will now rebuild the country which was diseased by Hasina. People never had so much hope for any Govt except Dr. Yunus.
Today Dr. Yunus is the head of Bangladesh's interim government. Yesterday was the last day of the dictator Hasina in Bangladesh. All the allegations against Dr. Yunus was false. Today we Bangladeshis are happy to have him as our leader. We hope to have better Bangladesh.
While Mohammed Yunus isn’t all that popular in Bangladesh because his micro financing bank has been accused of taking exorbitant interest from poor people, the Hasina government is very VERY VERY unpopular. So much so that people wouldn’t mind replacing Hasina with anyone.
This video was uploaded 13 days ago on July 17, 2024. These 13 days have been the darkest, most brutal, blood shedding days of Hasina's regime when almost hundreds of students have been killed by armed forces at point blank or sniped down during peaceful protests around the country. Victims as young as 4 years old. She shut down the internet so that her killing machine doesn't reach the world.
How the tables turned🤣
What a time to be alive!
Dr. Yunus is now the leader and the most loved person in Bangladesh.
This man is now going to rule the Bangla!!!
Equation is changed 180 degree... Alhamdulillah
Now, this man is returning to lead the interim government while Hasina fled with her tail between her legs. Time changes everything. Change is inevitable.
Now sir yunus is leading our country. What a show!
As a citizen of Bangladesh,I stand with Dr.Yunus and condemn such statements given by Sheikh Hasina or Mohd. Ali Arafat, they are gaslighting people.
Hasina The Dictator!
Life is ironically beautiful.
now he is our head of government. Feels strange
Well well well, how the turntables
We love and trust dr Muhammad yunus 💚
Thanks and i am from professor younus village. I am very proud of him. He is worthy than diamond.
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Now he's the head of the interim government of Bangladesh following Hasina's exile. Crazy how things can change so quick.
this aged well
(context: yunus is our new pm and hasina has been ousted from the government)
Now Dr. Yunus Sir is the head of the interim government of our country. We always proud of him.
Well this documentary aged VERY well (now that Hasina has fled and Yunus instated)
It's very humiliating to see all this and not be able to do anything about it....
Now Sheikh Hasina has fleed from the country and Dr Yunus is going to be the the prime advisor of the interim govt .
Just imagine if a novel laureate is not safe from the government what is happening with the general people’s of Bangladesh.
"Nobel"
I personally would not trust someone elected five time in a row 😂 that's either insane political skill or something is cooking in the background.
Absolutely agree with you 😂
Here we are within 2 weeks he’s the head of the new interim government of Bangladesh
Oh the irony, how the table has turned! It should be a message to all the tyrants around the world, no matter how powerful you are today, your reign will end oneday!
The timing of the release of this documentary is hard to look by.
Bloomberg is back 🔥🙌🏾
Back? Bloomberg has put out the best short-form video contet on current affairs and investigative pieces for years now. Their quality is top notch
well well well
how the tables have turned!
Oh how the tide has turned
8:47 is a mistranslation. She said "That's my only question." and not "I don't need to answer any of their questions."
I strongly believe that Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is behaving like a dictator, prioritizing her power above all else. Recently, she brutally killed nearly 1,000 students and injured 20,000 people in Bangladesh. On top of that, she has arrested 5,000 people in just one day. This level of oppression is horrifying.
It's also appalling how shamelessly Hasina has pursued legal cases against a great person like Muhammad Yunus, a Nobel Prize-winning visionary who has significantly contributed to poverty alleviation through microfinance. Yunus is one of the greatest minds in Bangladesh, and he deserves respect, not persecution.
For the past ten years, Hasina has stolen votes and undermined the people's right to a fair election. This ongoing assault on democracy and human rights in Bangladesh cannot be ignored. The international community must take a stand against such authoritarianism and support those who fight for justice and freedom.
We are lucky that we got dr Mohammad Yunus as prime advisor of Bangladesh ❤❤❤
Hasina (in her expensive clothes) is jealous of Muhammad (in his non-expensive clothes).
Yes clothes decide the legality…
❤ Thanks for this excellent news report.
My mother took her first loan from Grameen Bank when I was just a kid. My family was financially worse and we couldn’t afford to eat let alone spending money for our brothers education. But her first loan and continuation with Grameen Bank has led us to the happiness and financial stability and everything. My mom bought a sewing machine with her second load and a cow with the first loan. And it continues paving the way to happiness. Salute to Yunus
I can easily agree that Professor Mohammed Yunus is one of the greatest individuals in the field of microfinancing, helping Bangladeshi people uplift themselves out of poverty. However, this documentary should have highlighted some points about the true judicial process or the active cases against Professor Mohammed Yunus. There might have been some minor issues that Professor Yunus has committed; otherwise, the government would not have taken action. Additionally, it would have been beneficial to highlight the laborers' perspective, explaining why they are protesting against Grameen Bank. There is a small but valid point there which has become invisible due to his significant contributions.
Dr Younus is a loan shark. Never lifted anyone out of poverty.
Bloomberg does this program. Three weeks later she is out and Yunus is up as interim government chief adviser.
Now he will run our country
The interesting fact is that now he is becoming the prime minister of Bangladesh 🔥
sir...how the tables have turned...now you are the interim head of the country
People and the studnets chose you
your days of sufferings is finally over.
I come from a similar developing country that adopted microfinance inspired by the Grameen Bank. While it is true that microfinance probably can't reduce poverty on its own, but is often the best option for the poor. The formal banks won't give any loans to the underbanked poor population due to the high risks. And these are banks that are backed by the government. microfinance is the only option they have, it is not perfect, but much needed.
As a citizen from another Asian developing country that also has lots of issues today, it seems like the governments want to keep their poor people poor, uneducated citizens remain uneducated because this way, the govt can easily influence and manipulate them to get their votes.