Incredibly refreshing doc on North Korea. Stark difference compared to the dime a dozen repetitive superficial travel docs. Great job FT, your long form documentaries have been amazing lately!

I am blown away by the detailed content in this one docu. Perfect length and extremally important content.

@jasonm1567

Жыл бұрын

Oh the west isn’t totally corrupt and a gangster economy blah blah blah

@peekaboopeekaboo1165

Жыл бұрын

It give no details on intermediate tankers from Taiwan (@ 2:47)...

@marby602

7 ай бұрын

at 7:00 ...... just listen to the operations that "Bureau 39" is conducting to gain operational profits, and then compare it with what the CIA has been caught doing. There's NO difference !! This nation knew dam well, that having defensive nukes was their only protection from an American invasion. Trafficking Opium ...... CIA been there, done that. Running Prostitution ...... CIA been there, done that. Assassination of Whistleblowers ...... CIA been there, done that. Human Torture ...... CIA been there, done that. Smuggling Weapons ...... CIA been there, done that. Smuggling Oil & Nuke materials ...... CIA been there, done that. Employed Organized Crime ...... CIA been there, done that. Murdered Civilians ...... CIA been there, done that.

@GregPapaj

3 ай бұрын

Kim 🐷 Jong 🐷 Un 🐷 ---- 🛫🛬 💥= 🍗 👹

@BullishBearNFT

2 ай бұрын

They know it all bec they work with them.

I'm not 12, but I still laughed at "Sun Tit Fan".

@MultiSciGeek

Жыл бұрын

Came here to find this comment

@HazKofi

Жыл бұрын

Join the police; a bunch a' 12 year olds.

@MeiinUK

6 ай бұрын

You shouldn't laugh. Cos the surname is as famous as the surname Windsor. When you build up the different imperial families.. then maybe it makes sense.

@MrGrayman

3 ай бұрын

@@HazKofi random to comment police, police live in your head rent free or something? lmao

@mbry-mj4lv

3 ай бұрын

@@HazKoficlearly Sun Ting Wong

Ft films are BEYOND amazing please increase the frequency by posting more ❤

More like this please, can't get enough.

@LONEWOLF-rq5tl

Жыл бұрын

Oh,this world is coming to an end in a few weeks and I'll make sure of it,so STAY TUNED!!!

@leannelivingston6751

Жыл бұрын

​@@LONEWOLF-rq5tl bum Ok I'll , No

@marby602

7 ай бұрын

at 7:00 ...... just listen to the operations that "Bureau 39" is conducting to gain operational profits, and then compare it with what the CIA has been caught doing. There's NO difference !! This nation knew dam well, that having defensive nukes was their only protection from an American invasion. Trafficking Opium ...... CIA been there, done that. Running Prostitution ...... CIA been there, done that. Assassination of Whistleblowers ...... CIA been there, done that. Human Torture ...... CIA been there, done that. Smuggling Weapons ...... CIA been there, done that. Smuggling Oil & Nuke materials ...... CIA been there, done that. Employed Organized Crime ...... CIA been there, done that. Murdered Civilians ...... CIA been there, done that.

You guys kill it on your investigations and documentaries. You guys should focus on content like this!!!!!

@dday14044

Жыл бұрын

Seriously…nothing this good anywhere else on KZread

@RobertDooley-sl7cp

Жыл бұрын

Yeah but they never once go into the reason why this is necessary. Lets see the UK, for example, survive 70 years of bring locked out of the world by the United States and its weak friends like the UK, who go along with whatever they want. If that factor didn't exist, they would be doing legitimate business.

@kevinmacisaac4856

Жыл бұрын

Yes vary good information

@olefella7561

Жыл бұрын

I agree. In fact, they should focus on content like 'Slavery, Colonialism & Colonization' which are all evil things done and benefited by evildoers.. The West/Christian Europeans are major participants & benefactors of centuries-long global, - Slavery, - Colonialism, - Colonization worldwide, from North/South America to Australia/New Zealand to Siberia/Far-East Asia... Just saying.

@wisenG771

Жыл бұрын

More Nuclear Weapons to North Korea , To Protect them from American aggression , Nothing can stop them now

This is truly insightful, vigourously researched and wonderfully presented. More content like this please FT!

@peekaboopeekaboo1165

Жыл бұрын

It give no details on intermediate tankers from Taiwan (@ 2:47)...

I always wanted to know how in the world they found money to pay for their nuclear program... this went a long way to answering that. Great content.

@tommytse23

Жыл бұрын

Same, this is not fully completed. More info needed

@johnnynomoney

Жыл бұрын

It’s awesome when you have people like these that are willing to look deep into things to find out and expose them.

@fightwithdogma

Жыл бұрын

@@tommytse23 watch The Mole: Undercover in North Korea (2020)

@kevinmacisaac4856

Жыл бұрын

I believe there a sun - city casenio in Richmond BC. Canada

@kevinmacisaac4856

Жыл бұрын

If the United States would mine there own business and not bully the rest of world , the world might be a better place .

Excellent investigative journalism by FT as always.

Finally somethings not talked about on any other documentaries. Some things I had no idea about. Great doc

So much emotion in one voice. The first time I heard Charles Bradley sing was a live on radio cover of the Black Sabbath ballad 'Changes', and he knocked it out of the park.

The editing on this is spectacular.

Great documentary. Keep up the good work.

Nice job - please make content like this on an hourly basis.

Great work FT.

I want to push the like button 100 times, well done, FT! One question, what can an viewer do? whenever I watch a great journalism like this one, I come up with this question.

@bobhill-ol7wp

11 ай бұрын

Nothing

@randomguy7175

9 ай бұрын

If you didn't know this was how it was happening till today.. that's because what you watch , so dumped down by media even a basic documentry you would feel like a great job.

Great show, do more of this!

I have to admit that thos is the single deepest dive I have EVER come across into the DPRK. Scary deepest. Good job.

Best investigation ever. You are the best.

Excellent analysis.

Another excellent report by the FT! Disturbing, but bravo!

@jcymngo

9 ай бұрын

Others have broken this story. North Korea accidentally leaked documents.

Great presentation thank you algorithm

Nice job, you completely answered a lot of questions about North Korea and how they get their economy working, loved the video keep up the good work...

Truly amazing the dedication and intelligence these guys have

This is one of the real contents we all should care about. Thank you Financial Times!

Amazing research and content. Bravo!

0:37: 🚢 This is a story about how the triads facilitate the oil trade that keeps North Korea's weapons program alive. 5:52: 📚 North Korea relies on illicit activities, including arms trade, drug trafficking, and counterfeit money, to generate revenue and support its regime survival. 11:02: 🚢 North Korea evades sanctions by teaming up with organized crime groups, such as the triads, and smuggling oil through Hong Kong. 15:53: 🔍 Suncity Group, a gambling business operated by alleged high-level members of the triads, is accused of running illegal cross-border gambling rings and having connections to organized crime groups. 20:22: 🕵‍♂ A detailed investigation reveals connections between North Korean intelligence, oil-smuggling operations, and Chinese banks, raising questions about China's role in allowing criminal activities under its nose. 25:08: ⚠ China and Russia have been excusing and justifying North Korea's aggressive behavior, putting the Asian region and the world at risk of conflict. 31:46: ! The speaker suggests that the global community should treat North Korea's nuclear program as an organized crime problem and increase international law enforcement cooperation. Recap by Tammy AI

@princebuster93

9 ай бұрын

@ ambition, it’s interesting to me that no other country has ever gone in to North Korea to liberate the people. I believe that North Korea is in bed with all the other mafioso corrupt Governments around the world. In the UK for example, it is believed that if the drugs money stopped flowing, the entire British economy would collapse

@ChrisSprenger.

9 ай бұрын

Woah nice job !!! Thanks 😊

@garryrands6505

8 ай бұрын

Illicit because the war criminals in the US and UK say so! Pronounced guilty by mass murderers. Get a grip indoctrinated one.

@ninrotladiferencia1845

8 ай бұрын

You got cocaine?

@SkinniJ

6 ай бұрын

@@ninrotladiferencia1845I do but not for you!!

Good journalism.

The depth of reporting here is amazing.

@peekaboopeekaboo1165

Жыл бұрын

They intentionally missed something...It give no details on intermediate tankers from Taiwan (@ 2:47)...

excellent investigative journalism

Fascinating clip, well worth watching.

Good investigative research! Financial Times proves again the best source of information !

Beautiful work Financial Times! Please keep it up!

Very interesting... It has more than it resembles to do 😮

The innocent ‘uk’ investigating😂. Gotta love it

I won’t lie, I am impressed by their methodical tactics

Now THIS right here is *REAL* journalism!

So we’ll done. Entertaining and informative

Someone should write a movie script about this!

Imposing sanctions on a country means you don't care about the ordinary citizens because it is them who suffers from such measures.

@KennyG-qh8jc

Жыл бұрын

Extly and why should the US decide these matters for everyone.

@Melange2

Жыл бұрын

@@KennyG-qh8jc They get to decide because they have the power to do so

@mug3188

Жыл бұрын

@@Melange2 Exactly, if they don't like it then do something about it

@dimoslaros724

Жыл бұрын

You mean those "poor citizens" brainwashed starved, killed and experiencing terror by a dictator like Kim? Those who can't drop their tyrant dead and be free?

@syjiang

Жыл бұрын

What policy then, oh wise one, would you advocate for? Criticism is easy, how about you offer some alternatives? Was it wrong for countries to sanction apartheid South Africa in the 1980s and just continue doing business with them?

This video is a good product!

outstanding piece of investigative journalism!

@marby602

7 ай бұрын

at 7:00 ...... just listen to the operations that "Bureau 39" is conducting to gain operational profits, and then compare it with what the CIA has been caught doing. There's NO difference !! This nation knew dam well, that having defensive nukes was their only protection from an American invasion. Trafficking Opium ...... CIA been there, done that. Running Prostitution ...... CIA been there, done that. Assassination of Whistleblowers ...... CIA been there, done that. Human Torture ...... CIA been there, done that. Smuggling Weapons ...... CIA been there, done that. Smuggling Oil & Nuke materials ...... CIA been there, done that. Employed Organized Crime ...... CIA been there, done that. Murdered Civilians ...... CIA been there, done that.

That last question, "Is this something we're going to have to learn to live with?", should have already been answered a long time ago. The World has been "living with" threats of nuclear armageddon since Little Boy was dropped on Hiroshima by Enola Gay on August 6th, 1945. All through the Cold War, and even into the current war in Ukraine, there has always been some Country with a Leader that has an itchy trigger finger and making nuclear threats. I'd say it's a bit late to start learning, it's part of mainstream life at this point.

@pathat8869

Жыл бұрын

Yeah but what is the world going to do? If they want to forcibly disarm north korea,that would result in war

@johnanderson591

Жыл бұрын

All technology is a double edged sword 🗡️

@Mark-vn7et

8 ай бұрын

Well to be fair the USA never intimidated with nuclear weapons they just dropped it. But how sad it is that was something that needed to be done, imagine how many deaths there would have been if japan did not surrender.

Masterpiece

Incredible detail, you can see the dominos all lined up, thank you FT 🙌🏽 what a cirwe live in smh.

6:58 that makes the better older strike backs episode in N.K seem more cool ngl😂

Very sad and underrated doc The Mole: Undercover in North Korea

@NEuX

Жыл бұрын

still going on to this day!!!! today..

More content like this 🚀🔥

Of course, where else would they get their resources? - Great content FT

Excellent video! Thank you Financial Times!

What I’m curious is why then the Chinese government, seemingly in full support of the North Korean trade, suddenly decided to bring down Sun City and their owner, Alvin Chau. Would be great if you guys can delve into that and see what was the reason of his demise

@chinaboss6683

Жыл бұрын

Because he crossed me. Never do that, ever. 😎

@toveduncan-jones2954

Жыл бұрын

Tentative answer from experience in China analysis: The Chinese government has a number of different interests, both domestically and abroad. Note that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) by in large dictates the State's policies. 1⃣ The entire regime requires public trust; to maintain the belief that the population is better off with the CCP in charge than without. One of Xi Jinping's main directives since his first appointment in 2012 has been his (largely successful) anti-corruption campaign. 2⃣ Additionally, in upholding its assertion of power, the Party feels the need to "remind" people that nobody should see themselves above or better than it and its great leader - a rather Confucian characteristic of hierarchy. 3⃣ Finally, the government in Beijing has intensively tightened its grip on Hong Kong in recent years and attempted to bring it closer to the mainland politically, culturally, and economically. ⏩These three elements as well as the country's international image and intentions may be some of the reasons behind the crackdown on Sun City and Alvin Chau. Hope this helps, or at least provides an interesting read 🙂

@peekaboopeekaboo1165

Жыл бұрын

Simply because the triads deals with unlawful acts.

@beepseatsfindingfoodtreasu8756

Жыл бұрын

​@@peekaboopeekaboo1165or quite simply, he screwed them. china retaliated. Just like that. It's just business.

@peekaboopeekaboo1165

Жыл бұрын

@@beepseatsfindingfoodtreasu8756 PRC doesn't do deals with the triads.

Good coverage, keep exposing evil!

@marby602

7 ай бұрын

at 7:00 ...... just listen to the operations that "Bureau 39" is conducting to gain operational profits, and then compare it with what the CIA has been caught doing. There's NO difference !! This nation knew dam well, that having defensive nukes was their only protection from an American invasion. Trafficking Opium ...... CIA been there, done that. Running Prostitution ...... CIA been there, done that. Assassination of Whistleblowers ...... CIA been there, done that. Human Torture ...... CIA been there, done that. Smuggling Weapons ...... CIA been there, done that. Smuggling Oil & Nuke materials ...... CIA been there, done that. Employed Organized Crime ...... CIA been there, done that. Murdered Civilians ...... CIA been there, done that.

The song at 16:22 had no business slapping that hard, anyone know what it is?

Good job.

This has to be one of the greatest names of all time Sun Tit Fun....or was it Fun Tit Fan?

As an Englishman, I wish the UN would put this amount of investigative effort into the financial crime being committed in Central London...

Respect to the shop keeper

I remember watching a movie that had criminals that used that same torn bill method, they tore a $100 bill in half in the movie. Cant remember what crime movie it was, ive seen so many lol.

@blitzerblazinoah6838

Жыл бұрын

Red Heat

@fintan9218

Жыл бұрын

@@blitzerblazinoah6838 yup, that’s it

I have a close North Korean friend who studies post-grad here in Vietnam. She also teaches Korean part-time. In her little NK community in Vietnam none of them wanna defect. In fact, they have to unofficially enter back into North Korea and then again out when returning home for a trip (due to official border being closed since Jan 2020).

@Losfhc

8 ай бұрын

🤖

@loliking2763

8 ай бұрын

Brainwashed but north Korea will fall in the next 100yrs

I've got a feeling those Oil Smugglers were kind of inspired by Red Heat, seeing that bank note thing.

Excellent video and to be quite frank - pretty concerning.

Next time do "the US and the Cartels." Thanks!!!!!!!

This is an inevitable side-effect of the sanctions imposed on the country. As you stated, its economy would be plunged into chaos if its oil supply were to be cut off - this would likely mean mass starvation for the populous. Given this necessity and the lack of legitimate means to purchase oil, it's inevitable that this will happen. Why not just remove the sanctions? They clearly haven't worked; if anything, they've only made matters worse both for people living inside the country and those residing outside - i.e. those harmed by the state-sponsored crime resulting from the sanctions.

@thykingdomcome7238

Жыл бұрын

Sanction = economic terrorism

@alinalinalinalina

5 ай бұрын

Pride. Same with the Cuban sanctions. People are suffering while nations continue on with embargoes and sanctions. It’s sad.

@morgjones13

4 ай бұрын

I agree. "The sanctions do not work" is what people should take away from this video. When North Korea contravene the sanctions successfully it only benefits those in North Korean high society and their military. Although reduced ,or no, sanctions would also benefit those parties, it would, more importantly, benefit the people and rescue them from near starvation. In both cases, the high society and military are receiving some benefit, but at least in the latter the suffering is reduced. Additionally, if you have ever argued with anyone you know that you do not get people to agree with you by shouting them down; rather, you understand their perspective and slowly bring them on board to your ideas. Punishing North Korea will never bring them into compliance.

I like how the nuke missle video they cut out the guy lighting the fuse and running away... makes it look almost real

Good investigative reporting. North Korean regime also funds nuclear program with ransomware attacks particularly on healthcare and cyber theft from cryptocurrency exchanges. US cybersecurity & infrastructure security agency issues advisories on cyber threats including from North Korea.

Everytime I see an intelligence dude come in and say something with absolute conviction, I remember the "credible evidence" of WMD's in Iraq.

@reee_4067

Жыл бұрын

😅😅😅😅 that does not fit their narrative

@nolongerblocked6210

Жыл бұрын

That was purposeful propaganda used by the Bush administration to start a war. Many people saw through it back then. That's also why Bush should've been living the last decade in prison & be there until his death

@edvardthomson7264

Жыл бұрын

Still searching...

good documentary

The 4th largest military is getting by on the occasional oil tanker delivery?

Sounds like how America works. They pulled this off without American influence, Respect!

@mat4263

Жыл бұрын

I'm sure they will accept you as an immigrant. Or you can ask your government to donate your taxpayers money to North Korea, I know they are always looking for handouts.

@DiddyNadhiri

Жыл бұрын

@@mat4263 when was the last time you lifted EPL? 🤣🤣

@reee_4067

Жыл бұрын

"They pulled this off without American influence, Respect" 🤣 isnt that UN guy american?

Though there are a lot of "globalists" on here it's a good documentary on the "official" stance of the global community towards DPRK. Though I feel the Mads Brugger film "The Mole" starring Ulrich Larsson is the beat way to get a feel for DPRKs clandestine activities

Thanks.

2:57 gotta admit, that they are creative.😂😂😂

21:40 I'm something of a sun tit fan myself

Since the 1950s, North Korea has been subjected to economic and political sanctions imposed by the United States and other nations. Would North Korea embarked on a path of developing a nuclear arms program and engaging in illicit activities had it not been subjected to these sanctions? While it is pertinent to consider the impact of the sanctions on North Korea's economic and political development, analogies have been drawn between the aftermath of World War I, where the actions of the victors are believed to have paved the way for the rise of Nazism, and the actions of the West post-Korean War, which some argue may have played a similar role in North Korea's pursuit of nuclear weapons.

@ThriftyCHNR

Жыл бұрын

100% correct

@schneejacques3502

Жыл бұрын

North korea despite signing a peace treaty with south korea have built four tunnels to inavde south korea, kill south korean civilian airplane, suprise attack south korea ship twice, tried to kill south korea leader twice and fired artillery on south korean civilians.

@thijndeveer2592

Жыл бұрын

This is true, America, with the largest and best funded military in the world ever and by a large margin too, still has their biggest military training right on the border. Practicing how to invade north Korea. Sanctions will mainly hurt the population and not the leaders. Additionally (north) Korea has had hundreds of years of occupation or domination pre Korean war. They made the promise never to be controlled again and they kind of just did that. Finally if you destabilise the Kim regime too much, wouldn't that increase threats of nuclear violence, God forbid the regime falls and all of the warheads end up on black markets and in the hands of the actual crime groups.

@schneejacques3502

Жыл бұрын

@@thijndeveer2592 Maybe north korea should stop attacking south korea

@thijndeveer2592

Жыл бұрын

@@schneejacques3502 they don't attack south Korea, there are always tensions on the border but not outright attacks

Some incredible investigations! On your heels dude! Enjoy while you can.

ft video content has got a lot better.

These names are killing me , specially Sun Tit Fan

isn't preventing NK from getting oil causing starvation in NK? Is that ethical?

@commie5211

6 ай бұрын

asking the question you just asked is unethical. listen they never considered non western country as sovereign country, people as humans.

THEY GOTTA MAKE MONEY SOMEHOW, everybody blaming kim jogn un for the poor country, but nobody blaming the sanctions, powerfull countrys have nuclear weapons, and NK is not alowed, based on what?/ on nothing, this is traight up bullying

But I love this documentary, you guys done a really good job, we must give you that credit.

Whenever I hear Lankov's voice I know it will be interesting

People living in democracies tend to forget the World as a whole is much different. Many countries are run like Companies owned by Absolute Monarchs: much of Africa, Middle East, Russia the “…tan” Countries, China, much of South East Asia…that’s a big chunk of human population.

@MultiSciGeek

Жыл бұрын

There are only 12 absolute monarchies left on the planet today. The 7 Emirates, Brunei, Eswatini, Vatican, Saudi Arabia, and Oman. So what exactly are you talking about? Ironically the US is one of the countries most run "like a company". Like me personally I'd much rather live in Corporation Singapore than Freeland Somalia.

Huge respect for the north Korean leader Kim

@toyodu5949

Жыл бұрын

?

@messigoals13

Жыл бұрын

He is our leader!

@stephenantonicelli7069

Жыл бұрын

? WHAT RESPECT FOR HUMAN CRUELTY

@AFDiini1722

Жыл бұрын

@@stephenantonicelli7069 what cruelty? you main stream media lies to you

@choov7554

Жыл бұрын

Yeah he’s a real winner…😂

The should make The Interview 2

Having served in the USAF, during the Cuban Crises, I can relate to how intolerant, tolitantan governments are and their leaders think and how UNIMPORTANT their people's and oiur lives are!

Truly fascinating how strange North Korea is. I’m so sad for the people and how badly they’re oppressed. I pray for all North Koreans 🙏

@shmick4203

Жыл бұрын

Have a look at the poor zombified addicts walking around with their flesh rotting down in Kensington ave Philly

@josebarretto7023

Жыл бұрын

Same done in phil d past 6 yrs dudirty. dela rosa. bongok regime of impunity.

@SNEZNA9

Жыл бұрын

You’re not. If you we really, you could try to know the people there. For you this video is like Nickelodeon , so superficial

@SNEZNA9

Жыл бұрын

It’s different from what you know, but it’s not STRANGE

@KizzMyAbs

Жыл бұрын

@@SNEZNA9 how can I get to know them? We don’t have many here in Canada

I knew how the north Korean economy was subsidised by a lot of elicit activities... but selling pirate dvds in 2023!!??.... now tht needs to be applauded 😂

My fav Kim Jong Un especially his own missile video's as North Korea's James Bond 🍿😝

At least 5 occasions from 2018 to 2020... let's say 20 or 30 occasions/// still not enough... big deal! great job investigating the case!

Sun Tit Fan lol

It's so sad to see that all this investigation and effort into the businesses of other countries and peoples stems from our fear of a country who does not wish to align with Western values. Therefore not knowing what they do intimidates the Western countries to then engage in actions Which yet isolate more our ability to communicate with other countries Don't understand what they are doing to work better together.

@charlie.ridgway86

11 ай бұрын

It's not a fear of them because they don't align with western values. I think the fear and disconnect comes from the fact that the regime rules with absolute control, and starves out large amounts of their population. Then there's the little thing of having nuclear weapons and ICBMs that are capable of reaching everywhere around the world. But especially the US, whom they ensure nothing but hate and disgust is known throughout the entire country. But that's just my thoughts on it.

Wow Port Kelang, Malaysia

No wonder South Africa has been put on the Greylist. Sun City Casino was mentioned.

I wish you reported fair & unbiased N Korean News.

As a rule for journalism stay as unbais. Thanks for the report fellows.

@peekaboopeekaboo1165

Жыл бұрын

It give no details on intermediate tankers from Taiwan (@ 2:47)...

Best news yet.

30:19... thats a fighter jet, in a cargo container... o.O

I read the one page summary in the FT this week and was immediately struck by the obvious and poor 'opening point'. The UNICA ship made trips totaling 498,000 barrels in a year and this was reported as an illegal activity. No. The N Koreans are ALLOWED to import 500,000 barrels. So she was engaged in a valid commercial activity. And your report then failed to produce any other evidence of such illegal maritime transits. The article then degenerated into names and criminal links etc - all good stuff, and doubtless correct, but way below the standards I expect from the FT. Please publish a short correction clarifying the situation with the UNICA barrel sanction allowance. Just to be crystal clear. I hate the NK, Russian and Chinese regimes and my heart bleeds for their populations but for the FT to make such a basic error is very very poor journalism. Regards and keep up the good work. Andrew

@reee_4067

Жыл бұрын

this report has the same energy of the Iraq missing WMDs

@peekaboopeekaboo1165

Жыл бұрын

FT give no details on intermediate tankers from Taiwan (@ 2:47)...

@MeiinUK

6 ай бұрын

This is why it is called "a film".... and why are those individuals working with them ?.... The surname Sun.... I never expected this.

This is why sanctions don't work. Just leave them be and trade. Everyone loves money. The ship has sailed on North Korea (pun intended). How long will countries realize this will never work? If they attack us, they're gone, plain and simple, otherwise, leave it alone and let them trade.

@monkeyking-self-proclaimed7050

8 ай бұрын

Unfortunately the US has a nose sticking disorder.

Bloomberg screening all the good stuff