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Notes: drucker files

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Notes: drucker files

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
			* On [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1297807/ IMDb], the documentary is called "The Drucker Files".
	* The documentary shows and explains several items previously discovered by [[Micah]] at [[Corinthianlasvegas.com]]:		* The documentary shows and explains several items previously discovered by [[Micah]] at [[Corinthianlasvegas.com]]:
	** Portions of [[Corinthianlasvegas.com#October 24, 2007\|crayon drawings]] he made at a young age contained wavy lines in the sky (The documentary notes them as evidence of Drucker's fascination with the world of mass communication at a young age. They are also marked with the [[symbol]], suggestive of knowledge of his ability.)		** Portions of [[Corinthianlasvegas.com#October 24, 2007\|crayon drawings]] he made at a young age contained wavy lines in the sky (The documentary notes them as evidence of Drucker's fascination with the world of mass communication at a young age. They are also marked with the [[symbol]], suggestive of knowledge of his ability.)

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	===Part 1, Clip 2===		===Part 1, Clip 2===
	[http://www.samantha48616e61.com/popups/GNI.shtml?mea=193700 direct link] <br />		''[http://www.samantha48616e61.com/popups/GNI.shtml?mea=193700 direct link]'' <br />
	Layla welcomes the viewers back to the report on Drucker. She then introduces [[Charlie Svenson]], who states that Drucker was left for dead in a forest when [[Ruth Meisner\|his mother]] was captured and interred at [[Auschwitz]] in [[1944]]. Svenson goes on to report that [[Rooijker\|Drucker's father]] found him and smuggled him into [[Spain]] and left him on the steps of a [[Monasterio de la Cruz\|monastery]]. [[Layla Jesrani]] states that after [[World War II\|the war]] ended, no one came to claim Drucker, so the monastery sent him overseas to [[Argentina]], where he was adopted by the Vasquez family. Ricardo, his adoptive father and a member of Argentina's elite, gave him the name "Drucker", combining the names on the monastery papers: Don Rucker was a phonetic misspelling of Rooijker's name. Layla then shows the viewers Drucker's childhood drawings, calling attention to the radio wave like clouds in them, showing Drucker's fascination with mass communication at a young age.		Layla welcomes the viewers back to the report on Drucker. She then introduces [[Charlie Svenson]], who states that Drucker was left for dead in a forest when [[Ruth Meisner\|his mother]] was captured and interred at [[Auschwitz]] in [[1944]]. Svenson goes on to report that [[Rooijker\|Drucker's father]] found him and smuggled him into [[Spain]] and left him on the steps of a [[Monasterio de la Cruz\|monastery]]. [[Layla Jesrani]] states that after [[World War II\|the war]] ended, no one came to claim Drucker, so the monastery sent him overseas to [[Argentina]], where he was adopted by the Vasquez family. Ricardo, his adoptive father and a member of Argentina's elite, gave him the name "Drucker", combining the names on the monastery papers: Don Rucker was a phonetic misspelling of Rooijker's name. Layla then shows the viewers Drucker's childhood drawings, calling attention to the radio wave like clouds in them, showing Drucker's fascination with mass communication at a young age.

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switch navbar

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	* The Global News Interactive pieces were shot in one day at the building for GrapeVine Productions. Most of the shoot was done in front of green screen with the exception of the interview for [[Charlie Svenson]].		* The Global News Interactive pieces were shot in one day at the building for GrapeVine Productions. Most of the shoot was done in front of green screen with the exception of the interview for [[Charlie Svenson]].
	* The desk for [[Alistair Coles]] and [[Ngozi Badu]] was a practical desk with a green screen over their shoulders (which was later changed to a shot of [[London]]).		* The desk for [[Alistair Coles]] and [[Ngozi Badu]] was a practical desk with a green screen over their shoulders (which was later changed to a shot of [[London]]).
			{{EvolutionsOther}}
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imported>SacValleyDweller: /* Part 2, Clip 4 */ clarification

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Part 2, Clip 4: clarification

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	Yang explains how Drucker was in [[India]] in the 1980s, looking for someone to help him change the world. Yang says that when he asked Drucker how he wanted to do that, he was presented with a rubber band ball. Yang explains how Drucker imagined that the right people in the right places would create a system of global communication more complex than the telephone.		Yang explains how Drucker was in [[India]] in the 1980s, looking for someone to help him change the world. Yang says that when he asked Drucker how he wanted to do that, he was presented with a rubber band ball. Yang explains how Drucker imagined that the right people in the right places would create a system of global communication more complex than the telephone.

	[[Charlie Svenson]] ~~adds~~ that the rubber band ball ~~was~~ classic Drucker--independent, yet interconnected. Svenson states that anyone could add to it, and Drucker could get rich.		[[Charlie Svenson]] likens Drucker's vision to a that the rubber band ball--classic Drucker; independent, yet interconnected. Svenson states that anyone could add to it, and Drucker could get rich.

	Yang describes Drucker as somewhat of an enigma in that scoured the world looking for like-minded individuals who shared his visions, but then disappeared. Yang states that Drucker's vision was that of a world of freedom, knowledge, and communication--a digital revolution. Calling Drucker his [[hero]], Yang felt the need to speak out to pass on history and inspire future generations.		Yang describes Drucker as somewhat of an enigma in that he scoured the world looking for like-minded individuals who shared his visions, but then disappeared. Yang states that Drucker's vision was that of a world of freedom, knowledge, and communication--a digital revolution. Calling Drucker his [[hero]], Yang felt the need to speak out to pass on history and inspire future generations.

	[[Layla Jesrani]] remarks that, after 20 years, the world is finally seeing the fruits of Drucker's labors. She also comments that even after their team's extensive research, Drucker remains a mystery. Svenson comments that Drucker invented the internet, yet refuses to take credit for it, paralleling him to the man who invented the [[wikipedia:polio\|polio]] vaccine, but didn't want to patent it. Layla adds that perhaps, this was part of Drucker's plan. She then signs off.		[[Layla Jesrani]] remarks that, after 20 years, the world is finally seeing the fruits of Drucker's labors. She also comments that even after their team's extensive research, Drucker remains a mystery. Svenson comments that Drucker invented the internet, yet refuses to take credit for it, paralleling him to the man who invented the [[wikipedia:polio\|polio]] vaccine, but didn't want to patent it. Layla adds that perhaps, this was part of Drucker's plan. She then signs off.

imported>SacValleyDweller: /* Part 2, Clip 4 */

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Part 2, Clip 4

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	[[Alistair Coles]] welcomes the viewers back, and introduces [[Zhang Yang]], a friend of [[Drucker]] and President/CEO of Yang Industries, with whom the have obtained an exclusive interview.		[[Alistair Coles]] welcomes the viewers back, and introduces [[Zhang Yang]], a friend of [[Drucker]] and President/CEO of Yang Industries, with whom the have obtained an exclusive interview.

	Yang explains how Drucker was in [[India]] in the 1980s, looking for someone to help him change the world. ~~Zhang~~ says that when he asked Drucker how he wanted to do that, he was presented with a rubber band ball. ~~Zhang~~ explains how Drucker imagined that the right people in the right places would create a system of global communication more complex than the telephone.		Yang explains how Drucker was in [[India]] in the 1980s, looking for someone to help him change the world. Yang says that when he asked Drucker how he wanted to do that, he was presented with a rubber band ball. Yang explains how Drucker imagined that the right people in the right places would create a system of global communication more complex than the telephone.

	[[Charlie Svenson]] adds that the rubber band ball was classic Drucker--independent, yet interconnected. Svenson states that anyone could add to it, and Drucker could get rich.		[[Charlie Svenson]] adds that the rubber band ball was classic Drucker--independent, yet interconnected. Svenson states that anyone could add to it, and Drucker could get rich.

	Yang describes Drucker as somewhat of an enigma in that scoured the world looking for like-minded individuals who shared his visions, but then disappeared. ~~Yank~~ states that Drucker's vision was that of a world of freedom, knowledge, and communication--a digital revolution. Calling Drucker his [[hero]], Yang felt the need to speak out to pass on history and inspire future generations.		Yang describes Drucker as somewhat of an enigma in that scoured the world looking for like-minded individuals who shared his visions, but then disappeared. Yang states that Drucker's vision was that of a world of freedom, knowledge, and communication--a digital revolution. Calling Drucker his [[hero]], Yang felt the need to speak out to pass on history and inspire future generations.

	[[Layla Jesrani]] remarks that, after 20 years, the world is finally seeing the fruits of Drucker's labors. She also comments that even after their team's extensive research, Drucker remains a mystery. Svenson comments that Drucker invented the internet, yet refuses to take credit for it, paralleling him to the man who invented the [[wikipedia:polio\|polio]] vaccine, but didn't want to patent it. Layla adds that perhaps, this was part of Drucker's plan. She then signs off.		[[Layla Jesrani]] remarks that, after 20 years, the world is finally seeing the fruits of Drucker's labors. She also comments that even after their team's extensive research, Drucker remains a mystery. Svenson comments that Drucker invented the internet, yet refuses to take credit for it, paralleling him to the man who invented the [[wikipedia:polio\|polio]] vaccine, but didn't want to patent it. Layla adds that perhaps, this was part of Drucker's plan. She then signs off.

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: the Micah connection

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the Micah connection

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	Alistair states that unconfirmed reports have currently placed him in [[Bhutan]], while other reports say that he died long ago, and that like the man himself, the fact of Drucker's existence remains a mystery. [[Ngozi Badu]] invites viewers to email any leads on Drucker to <tt>Leads@GNILeadcatcher.com</tt>. Alistair and Ngozi then sign off.		Alistair states that unconfirmed reports have currently placed him in [[Bhutan]], while other reports say that he died long ago, and that like the man himself, the fact of Drucker's existence remains a mystery. [[Ngozi Badu]] invites viewers to email any leads on Drucker to <tt>Leads@GNILeadcatcher.com</tt>. Alistair and Ngozi then sign off.

			==Notes==
			* The documentary shows and explains several items previously discovered by [[Micah]] at [[Corinthianlasvegas.com]]:
			** Portions of [[Corinthianlasvegas.com#October 24, 2007\|crayon drawings]] he made at a young age contained wavy lines in the sky (The documentary notes them as evidence of Drucker's fascination with the world of mass communication at a young age. They are also marked with the [[symbol]], suggestive of knowledge of his ability.)
			** A [[:Image:Hana's family tree.jpg\|family tree]] linking Drucker and [[Hana]].
			** A [[Corinthianlasvegas.com#October 23, 2007\|manuscript]] claiming he was left orphaned in [[Germany]] and documenting his departure from [[Monasterio de la Cruz\|the Spanish monastery]] to [[Argentina]].
			** Portions of a [[Corinthianlasvegas.com#October 25, 2007\|map]] marked suggestive of his arrival in [[Bhutan]] by [[1977]].
			** A [[Corinthianlasvegas.com#October 25, 2007\|poster]] of a hand holding the book ''Nuestro Futuro'', one of Drucker's political writings.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: simplify headings--no need to have h5 on such a short and simple article

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simplify headings--no need to have h5 on such a short and simple article

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	==About==		==About==
	Global News Interactive is a news service. Reporters for GNI include [[Ngozi Badu]], [[Alistair Coles]], and [[Layla Jesrani]].		Global News Interactive is a news service. Reporters for GNI include [[Ngozi Badu]], [[Alistair Coles]], and [[Layla Jesrani]]. The report on [[Richard Drucker]] was released by Global News Interactive in two parts, which [[Hana Gitelman]] [[electronic communication\|posted]] to [[Hana's blog\|her blog]] on December 13, 2007, in four clips.
		⚫	===Part 1, Clip 1===

	===[[Richard Drucker]] Report===
	The report on Drucker was released by Global News Interactive in two parts, which [[Hana Gitelman]] [[electronic communication\|posted]] to [[Hana's blog\|her blog]] on December 13, 2007, in four clips.
⚫	====Part 1====
	=====Clip 1=====
	''[http://www.samantha48616e61.com/popups/GNI.shtml?mea=190838 direct link]''<br />		''[http://www.samantha48616e61.com/popups/GNI.shtml?mea=190838 direct link]''<br />
	After the introductory animation, [[Alistair Coles]] and [[Ngozi Badu]] introduce Global News Interactive, themselves, and the night's story about [[Richard Drucker]]. Alistair introduces Drucker as an orphaned young boy who dreamed of changing the world. Ngozi adds that he was nurtured by the kindness of strangers and that he was one of the greatest innovators of our time. Alistair states that he was the "godfather of the internet", and Ngozi adds that he is rumored to be worth billions. The reporters then introduce [[Layla Jesrani]], their field corespondent. Layla reports that Drucker was born in [[1943]] during the height of [[World War II]]. She reports that during the war concentration camps took many lives. She also reports that, with limited communication, freedom fighters took up arms against the Nazis. Layla reports that Drucker was born in a forest and was then only known known as David. She says that, according to unconfirmed records, David was born to [[Ruth Meisner]] and a freedom fighter named [[Rooijker]]. She tells the viewers that next, Global News Interactive will hear from tech tycoon and Drucker historian, [[Charlie Svenson]].		After the introductory animation, [[Alistair Coles]] and [[Ngozi Badu]] introduce Global News Interactive, themselves, and the night's story about [[Richard Drucker]]. Alistair introduces Drucker as an orphaned young boy who dreamed of changing the world. Ngozi adds that he was nurtured by the kindness of strangers and that he was one of the greatest innovators of our time. Alistair states that he was the "godfather of the internet", and Ngozi adds that he is rumored to be worth billions. The reporters then introduce [[Layla Jesrani]], their field corespondent. Layla reports that Drucker was born in [[1943]] during the height of [[World War II]]. She reports that during the war concentration camps took many lives. She also reports that, with limited communication, freedom fighters took up arms against the Nazis. Layla reports that Drucker was born in a forest and was then only known known as David. She says that, according to unconfirmed records, David was born to [[Ruth Meisner]] and a freedom fighter named [[Rooijker]]. She tells the viewers that next, Global News Interactive will hear from tech tycoon and Drucker historian, [[Charlie Svenson]].

	=====Clip 2=====		===Part 1, Clip 2===
	[http://www.samantha48616e61.com/popups/GNI.shtml?mea=193700 direct link] <br />		[http://www.samantha48616e61.com/popups/GNI.shtml?mea=193700 direct link] <br />
	Layla welcomes the viewers back to the report on Drucker. She then introduces [[Charlie Svenson]], who states that Drucker was left for dead in a forest when [[Ruth Meisner\|his mother]] was captured and interred at [[Auschwitz]] in [[1944]]. Svenson goes on to report that [[Rooijker\|Drucker's father]] found him and smuggled him into [[Spain]] and left him on the steps of a [[Monasterio de la Cruz\|monastery]]. [[Layla Jesrani]] states that after [[World War II\|the war]] ended, no one came to claim Drucker, so the monastery sent him overseas to [[Argentina]], where he was adopted by the Vasquez family. Ricardo, his adoptive father and a member of Argentina's elite, gave him the name "Drucker", combining the names on the monastery papers: Don Rucker was a phonetic misspelling of Rooijker's name. Layla then shows the viewers Drucker's childhood drawings, calling attention to the radio wave like clouds in them, showing Drucker's fascination with mass communication at a young age.		Layla welcomes the viewers back to the report on Drucker. She then introduces [[Charlie Svenson]], who states that Drucker was left for dead in a forest when [[Ruth Meisner\|his mother]] was captured and interred at [[Auschwitz]] in [[1944]]. Svenson goes on to report that [[Rooijker\|Drucker's father]] found him and smuggled him into [[Spain]] and left him on the steps of a [[Monasterio de la Cruz\|monastery]]. [[Layla Jesrani]] states that after [[World War II\|the war]] ended, no one came to claim Drucker, so the monastery sent him overseas to [[Argentina]], where he was adopted by the Vasquez family. Ricardo, his adoptive father and a member of Argentina's elite, gave him the name "Drucker", combining the names on the monastery papers: Don Rucker was a phonetic misspelling of Rooijker's name. Layla then shows the viewers Drucker's childhood drawings, calling attention to the radio wave like clouds in them, showing Drucker's fascination with mass communication at a young age.
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	[[Alistair Coles]] and [[Ngozi Badu]] close part one of the video and sign off, inviting viewers to watch part two.		[[Alistair Coles]] and [[Ngozi Badu]] close part one of the video and sign off, inviting viewers to watch part two.

	====Part 2====		===Part 2, Clip 3===
	=====Clip 3=====
	''[http://www.samantha48616e61.com/popups/GNI.shtml?mea=196192 direct link]'' <br />		''[http://www.samantha48616e61.com/popups/GNI.shtml?mea=196192 direct link]'' <br />
	After the introductory animation, [[Alistair Coles]] and [[Ngozi Badu]] introduce Global News Interactive and themselves. They introduce [[Layla Jesrani]] and their continuation of their story about [[Richard Drucker]]. Layla states that [[Bangalore]] is considered the "Silicon Valley" of India. She states that in addition to the hard work and innovation that made this possible, many attribute the city's status to the work of Richard Drucker.		After the introductory animation, [[Alistair Coles]] and [[Ngozi Badu]] introduce Global News Interactive and themselves. They introduce [[Layla Jesrani]] and their continuation of their story about [[Richard Drucker]]. Layla states that [[Bangalore]] is considered the "Silicon Valley" of India. She states that in addition to the hard work and innovation that made this possible, many attribute the city's status to the work of Richard Drucker.
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	Alistair tells the viewers that next, they will hear about the years Drucker spent in India.		Alistair tells the viewers that next, they will hear about the years Drucker spent in India.

	=====Clip 4=====		===Part 2, Clip 4===
	''[http://www.samantha48616e61.com/popups/GNI.shtml?mea=198127 direct link]''<br />		''[http://www.samantha48616e61.com/popups/GNI.shtml?mea=198127 direct link]''<br />
	[[Alistair Coles]] welcomes the viewers back, and introduces [[Zhang Yang]], a friend of [[Drucker]] and President/CEO of Yang Industries, with whom the have obtained an exclusive interview.		[[Alistair Coles]] welcomes the viewers back, and introduces [[Zhang Yang]], a friend of [[Drucker]] and President/CEO of Yang Industries, with whom the have obtained an exclusive interview.

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: Alastair -> Alistair

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	=====Clip 1=====		=====Clip 1=====
	''[http://www.samantha48616e61.com/popups/GNI.shtml?mea=190838 direct link]''<br />		''[http://www.samantha48616e61.com/popups/GNI.shtml?mea=190838 direct link]''<br />
	After the introductory animation, [[~~Alastair~~ Coles]] and [[Ngozi Badu]] introduce Global News Interactive, themselves, and the night's story about [[Richard Drucker]]. ~~Alastair~~ introduces Drucker as an orphaned young boy who dreamed of changing the world. Ngozi adds that he was nurtured by the kindness of strangers and that he was one of the greatest innovators of our time. ~~Alastair~~ states that he was the "godfather of the internet", and Ngozi adds that he is rumored to be worth billions. The reporters then introduce [[Layla Jesrani]], their field corespondent. Layla reports that Drucker was born in [[1943]] during the height of [[World War II]]. She reports that during the war concentration camps took many lives. She also reports that, with limited communication, freedom fighters took up arms against the Nazis. Layla reports that Drucker was born in a forest and was then only known known as David. She says that, according to unconfirmed records, David was born to [[Ruth Meisner]] and a freedom fighter named [[Rooijker]]. She tells the viewers that next, Global News Interactive will hear from tech tycoon and Drucker historian, [[Charlie Svenson]].		After the introductory animation, [[Alistair Coles]] and [[Ngozi Badu]] introduce Global News Interactive, themselves, and the night's story about [[Richard Drucker]]. Alistair introduces Drucker as an orphaned young boy who dreamed of changing the world. Ngozi adds that he was nurtured by the kindness of strangers and that he was one of the greatest innovators of our time. Alistair states that he was the "godfather of the internet", and Ngozi adds that he is rumored to be worth billions. The reporters then introduce [[Layla Jesrani]], their field corespondent. Layla reports that Drucker was born in [[1943]] during the height of [[World War II]]. She reports that during the war concentration camps took many lives. She also reports that, with limited communication, freedom fighters took up arms against the Nazis. Layla reports that Drucker was born in a forest and was then only known known as David. She says that, according to unconfirmed records, David was born to [[Ruth Meisner]] and a freedom fighter named [[Rooijker]]. She tells the viewers that next, Global News Interactive will hear from tech tycoon and Drucker historian, [[Charlie Svenson]].

	=====Clip 2=====		=====Clip 2=====
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	In Argentina, Drucker was well-educated and was active in the revolutionary spirit of the times. Believing that mass communication was the key to changing the world, he aligned himself with a group of young revolutionaries whose goal it was to improve the education of South America's poorest citizens. His motto became "Democratize survival!"		In Argentina, Drucker was well-educated and was active in the revolutionary spirit of the times. Believing that mass communication was the key to changing the world, he aligned himself with a group of young revolutionaries whose goal it was to improve the education of South America's poorest citizens. His motto became "Democratize survival!"

	[[~~Alastair~~ Coles]] and [[Ngozi Badu]] close part one of the video and sign off, inviting viewers to watch part two.		[[Alistair Coles]] and [[Ngozi Badu]] close part one of the video and sign off, inviting viewers to watch part two.

	====Part 2====		====Part 2====
	=====Clip 3=====		=====Clip 3=====
	''[http://www.samantha48616e61.com/popups/GNI.shtml?mea=196192 direct link]'' <br />		''[http://www.samantha48616e61.com/popups/GNI.shtml?mea=196192 direct link]'' <br />
	After the introductory animation, [[~~Alastair~~ Coles]] and [[Ngozi Badu]] introduce Global News Interactive and themselves. They introduce [[Layla Jesrani]] and their continuation of their story about [[Richard Drucker]]. Layla states that [[Bangalore]] is considered the "Silicon Valley" of India. She states that in addition to the hard work and innovation that made this possible, many attribute the city's status to the work of Richard Drucker.		After the introductory animation, [[Alistair Coles]] and [[Ngozi Badu]] introduce Global News Interactive and themselves. They introduce [[Layla Jesrani]] and their continuation of their story about [[Richard Drucker]]. Layla states that [[Bangalore]] is considered the "Silicon Valley" of India. She states that in addition to the hard work and innovation that made this possible, many attribute the city's status to the work of Richard Drucker.

	Layla then continues her narration of Drucker's journey. She reports that Drucker traveled from [[Argentina\|South America]] to Virginia, where he took up the name Richard, a nod to his adoptive father. She reports that Drucker attended the [[University of Virginia]] where he formed a secret society, which, according to some, still exists today. She reports that, during college, Drucker met [[Charles Deveaux]].		Layla then continues her narration of Drucker's journey. She reports that Drucker traveled from [[Argentina\|South America]] to Virginia, where he took up the name Richard, a nod to his adoptive father. She reports that Drucker attended the [[University of Virginia]] where he formed a secret society, which, according to some, still exists today. She reports that, during college, Drucker met [[Charles Deveaux]].
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	[[Charlie Svenson]] adds that Drucker and Deveaux saw Miles Davis play, and frequented [[jazz]] clubs in [[New York City]], where Drucker laid the foundations for a global web of communications. Additionally, he was involved with [[the Company's founders\|a group of friends]] with like ideals, but, in [[1977]], Drucker split and moved to [[Bangalore]].		[[Charlie Svenson]] adds that Drucker and Deveaux saw Miles Davis play, and frequented [[jazz]] clubs in [[New York City]], where Drucker laid the foundations for a global web of communications. Additionally, he was involved with [[the Company's founders\|a group of friends]] with like ideals, but, in [[1977]], Drucker split and moved to [[Bangalore]].

	~~Alastair~~ tells the viewers that next, they will hear about the years Drucker spent in India.		Alistair tells the viewers that next, they will hear about the years Drucker spent in India.

	=====Clip 4=====		=====Clip 4=====
	''[http://www.samantha48616e61.com/popups/GNI.shtml?mea=198127 direct link]''<br />		''[http://www.samantha48616e61.com/popups/GNI.shtml?mea=198127 direct link]''<br />
	[[~~Alastair~~ Coles]] welcomes the viewers back, and introduces [[Zhang Yang]], a friend of [[Drucker]] and President/CEO of Yang Industries, with whom the have obtained an exclusive interview.		[[Alistair Coles]] welcomes the viewers back, and introduces [[Zhang Yang]], a friend of [[Drucker]] and President/CEO of Yang Industries, with whom the have obtained an exclusive interview.

	Yang explains how Drucker was in [[India]] in the 1980s, looking for someone to help him change the world. Zhang says that when he asked Drucker how he wanted to do that, he was presented with a rubber band ball. Zhang explains how Drucker imagined that the right people in the right places would create a system of global communication more complex than the telephone.		Yang explains how Drucker was in [[India]] in the 1980s, looking for someone to help him change the world. Zhang says that when he asked Drucker how he wanted to do that, he was presented with a rubber band ball. Zhang explains how Drucker imagined that the right people in the right places would create a system of global communication more complex than the telephone.
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	[[Layla Jesrani]] remarks that, after 20 years, the world is finally seeing the fruits of Drucker's labors. She also comments that even after their team's extensive research, Drucker remains a mystery. Svenson comments that Drucker invented the internet, yet refuses to take credit for it, paralleling him to the man who invented the [[wikipedia:polio\|polio]] vaccine, but didn't want to patent it. Layla adds that perhaps, this was part of Drucker's plan. She then signs off.		[[Layla Jesrani]] remarks that, after 20 years, the world is finally seeing the fruits of Drucker's labors. She also comments that even after their team's extensive research, Drucker remains a mystery. Svenson comments that Drucker invented the internet, yet refuses to take credit for it, paralleling him to the man who invented the [[wikipedia:polio\|polio]] vaccine, but didn't want to patent it. Layla adds that perhaps, this was part of Drucker's plan. She then signs off.

	~~Alastair~~ states that unconfirmed reports have currently placed him in [[Bhutan]], while other reports say that he died long ago, and that like the man himself, the fact of Drucker's existence remains a mystery. [[Ngozi Badu]] invites viewers to email any leads on Drucker to <tt>Leads@GNILeadcatcher.com</tt>. Alistair and Ngozi then sign off.		Alistair states that unconfirmed reports have currently placed him in [[Bhutan]], while other reports say that he died long ago, and that like the man himself, the fact of Drucker's existence remains a mystery. [[Ngozi Badu]] invites viewers to email any leads on Drucker to <tt>Leads@GNILeadcatcher.com</tt>. Alistair and Ngozi then sign off.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: make lead about GNI not Hana; punctuation; clarifications; links in each section; spelling; capitalization; rmv scare quotes for Heroes characters

2008-08-24T04:38:49Z

make lead about GNI not Hana; punctuation; clarifications; links in each section; spelling; capitalization; rmv scare quotes for Heroes characters

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			The news outlet '''Global News Interactive''' provides a news documentary about the life and accomplishments of [[Richard Drucker]].
	On December 13, 2007, [[Hana Gitelman]] posted videos to [[Hana's blog\|her blog]] from '''Global News Interactive'''.

	==About==		==About==
	Global News Interactive is a news service. ~~Their~~ ~~reporters~~ include [[Ngozi Badu]], [[Alistair Coles]], and [[Layla Jesrani]]		Global News Interactive is a news service. Reporters for GNI include [[Ngozi Badu]], [[Alistair Coles]], and [[Layla Jesrani]].

	===[[Richard Drucker]] ~~report~~===		===[[Richard Drucker]] Report===
	The report was released by Global News Interactive in two parts, which Hana posted to her blog in four clips.		The report on Drucker was released by Global News Interactive in two parts, which [[Hana Gitelman]] [[electronic communication\|posted]] to [[Hana's blog\|her blog]] on December 13, 2007, in four clips.
	====Part 1====		====Part 1====
	=====Clip 1=====		=====Clip 1=====
	''[http://www.samantha48616e61.com/popups/GNI.shtml?mea=190838 direct link]''<br />		''[http://www.samantha48616e61.com/popups/GNI.shtml?mea=190838 direct link]''<br />
	After the introductory animation, Alastair and Ngozi introduce Global News Interactive, themselves and the night's story about Richard Drucker. Alastair introduces Drucker as an orphaned young boy who ~~dreampt~~ of changing the world. Ngozi adds that he was nurtured by the kindness of strangers and one of the greatest innovators of our time. Alastair states that he was the "godfather of the internet", and Ngozi adds that he ~~is rumored to be worth billions man who~~ is rumored to be worth billions. The reporters then introduce Layla, their field corespondent. Layla reports that Drucker was born in 1943 during the ~~hight~~ of [[World War II]]. She reports that during the war concentration camps took many lives. She also reports that, with limited communication, freedom fighters took up arms against the Nazis. Layla reports that Drucker was born in a forest and was then only known known as David. She says that, according to unconfirmed records, David was born to [[Ruth Meisner]] and a freedom fighter named [[Rooijker]]. She tells the viewers that next, Global ~~news~~ ~~interactive~~ will hear from tech tycoon and Drucker historian, [[Charlie Svenson]].		After the introductory animation, [[Alastair Coles]] and [[Ngozi Badu]] introduce Global News Interactive, themselves, and the night's story about [[Richard Drucker]]. Alastair introduces Drucker as an orphaned young boy who dreamed of changing the world. Ngozi adds that he was nurtured by the kindness of strangers and that he was one of the greatest innovators of our time. Alastair states that he was the "godfather of the internet", and Ngozi adds that he is rumored to be worth billions. The reporters then introduce [[Layla Jesrani]], their field corespondent. Layla reports that Drucker was born in [[1943]] during the height of [[World War II]]. She reports that during the war concentration camps took many lives. She also reports that, with limited communication, freedom fighters took up arms against the Nazis. Layla reports that Drucker was born in a forest and was then only known known as David. She says that, according to unconfirmed records, David was born to [[Ruth Meisner]] and a freedom fighter named [[Rooijker]]. She tells the viewers that next, Global News Interactive will hear from tech tycoon and Drucker historian, [[Charlie Svenson]].

	=====Clip 2=====		=====Clip 2=====
	[http://www.samantha48616e61.com/popups/GNI.shtml?mea=193700 direct link] <br />		[http://www.samantha48616e61.com/popups/GNI.shtml?mea=193700 direct link] <br />
	Layla welcomes the viewers back to the report on Drucker. She then introduces Charlie Svenson, who states that Drucker was left for dead in a forest when his mother was captured and interred at [[Auschwitz]] in [[1944]]. Svenson goes on to report that Drucker's father found him and smuggled him into [[Spain]] and left him on the steps of a [[Monasterio de la Cruz\|monastery]]. Layla states that after ~~the war~~ [[~~1945~~\|~~ended~~]], no one came to claim ~~him~~, so the monastery sent him overseas to [[Argentina]], where he was adopted by the Vasquez family. Ricardo, his adoptive father and a member of Argentina's elite, gave him the name "Drucker", combining the names on the monastery papers: Don Rucker was a phonetic misspelling of Rooijker's name. Layla then shows the viewers Drucker's childhood drawings, calling attention to the radio wave like clouds in them, showing Drucker's fascination with mass communication at a young age.		Layla welcomes the viewers back to the report on Drucker. She then introduces [[Charlie Svenson]], who states that Drucker was left for dead in a forest when [[Ruth Meisner\|his mother]] was captured and interred at [[Auschwitz]] in [[1944]]. Svenson goes on to report that [[Rooijker\|Drucker's father]] found him and smuggled him into [[Spain]] and left him on the steps of a [[Monasterio de la Cruz\|monastery]]. [[Layla Jesrani]] states that after [[World War II\|the war]] ended, no one came to claim Drucker, so the monastery sent him overseas to [[Argentina]], where he was adopted by the Vasquez family. Ricardo, his adoptive father and a member of Argentina's elite, gave him the name "Drucker", combining the names on the monastery papers: Don Rucker was a phonetic misspelling of Rooijker's name. Layla then shows the viewers Drucker's childhood drawings, calling attention to the radio wave like clouds in them, showing Drucker's fascination with mass communication at a young age.

	In Argentina, Drucker was well-educated and was active in the revolutionary spirit of the times. Believing that mass communication was the key to changing the world, he aligned himself with a group of young revolutionaries whose goal it was to improve the education of South America's poorest citizens. His motto became "Democratize survival!"		In Argentina, Drucker was well-educated and was active in the revolutionary spirit of the times. Believing that mass communication was the key to changing the world, he aligned himself with a group of young revolutionaries whose goal it was to improve the education of South America's poorest citizens. His motto became "Democratize survival!"

	Alastair and Ngozi close part one of the video and sign off, inviting viewers to watch part two.		[[Alastair Coles]] and [[Ngozi Badu]] close part one of the video and sign off, inviting viewers to watch part two.

	====Part 2====		====Part 2====
	=====Clip 3=====		=====Clip 3=====
	''[http://www.samantha48616e61.com/popups/GNI.shtml?mea=196192 direct link]'' <br />		''[http://www.samantha48616e61.com/popups/GNI.shtml?mea=196192 direct link]'' <br />
	After the introductory animation, Alastair and Ngozi introduce Global News Interactive and themselves. ~~THey~~ introduce Layla and their continuation of their story about Richard Drucker. Layla ~~state~~ that Bangalore is considered the "Silicon Valley" of India. She states that in addition to the hard work and innovation that made this possible, many attribute the city's status to the work of Richard Drucker.		After the introductory animation, [[Alastair Coles]] and [[Ngozi Badu]] introduce Global News Interactive and themselves. They introduce [[Layla Jesrani]] and their continuation of their story about [[Richard Drucker]]. Layla states that [[Bangalore]] is considered the "Silicon Valley" of India. She states that in addition to the hard work and innovation that made this possible, many attribute the city's status to the work of Richard Drucker.

	Layla then continues her narration of Drucker's journey. She reports that Drucker traveled from [[Argentina\|South America]], to ~~Virgina~~, where he took up the name Richard, a nod to his adoptive father. She reports that Drucker attended the [[University of Virginia]] where he formed a secret society, which, according to some, still exists today. She reports that, during college, Drucker met [[Charles Deveaux]].		Layla then continues her narration of Drucker's journey. She reports that Drucker traveled from [[Argentina\|South America]] to Virginia, where he took up the name Richard, a nod to his adoptive father. She reports that Drucker attended the [[University of Virginia]] where he formed a secret society, which, according to some, still exists today. She reports that, during college, Drucker met [[Charles Deveaux]].

	Svenson adds that Drucker and Deveaux saw Miles Davis play, and frequented [[jazz]] clubs in [[New York City]], where Drucker laid ~~his~~ foundations for a global web of communications. Additionally, he was involved in a group of friends with like ideals, but, in [[1977]], Drucker split and moved to [[Bangalore]].		[[Charlie Svenson]] adds that Drucker and Deveaux saw Miles Davis play, and frequented [[jazz]] clubs in [[New York City]], where Drucker laid the foundations for a global web of communications. Additionally, he was involved with [[the Company's founders\|a group of friends]] with like ideals, but, in [[1977]], Drucker split and moved to [[Bangalore]].

	Alastair tells the viewers that next, they will hear about the years Drucker spent in India.		Alastair tells the viewers that next, they will hear about the years Drucker spent in India.
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	Alastair welcomes the viewers back, and introduces [[Zhang Yang]], a friend of Drucker and President/CEO of Yang Industries, with whom the have obtained an exclusive interview.		[[Alastair Coles]] welcomes the viewers back, and introduces [[Zhang Yang]], a friend of [[Drucker]] and President/CEO of Yang Industries, with whom the have obtained an exclusive interview.

	Yang explains how Drucker was in [[India]] in the 1980s, looking for someone to help him change the world. Zhang says that when he asked Drucker how he wanted to do that, he was presented with a rubber band ball. Zhang explains ~~that~~ how ~~drucker~~ ~~impagined~~ a the right people in the right places would create a a system of global communication more complex than the telephone.		Yang explains how Drucker was in [[India]] in the 1980s, looking for someone to help him change the world. Zhang says that when he asked Drucker how he wanted to do that, he was presented with a rubber band ball. Zhang explains how Drucker imagined that the right people in the right places would create a system of global communication more complex than the telephone.

	Svenson adds that the rubber band ball was classic Drucker; independent, yet interconnected. ~~Svwenson~~ states that ~~any one~~ could add ot it, and Drucker could get rich.		[[Charlie Svenson]] adds that the rubber band ball was classic Drucker--independent, yet interconnected. Svenson states that anyone could add to it, and Drucker could get rich.

	Yang describes Drucker ~~was~~ somewhat of an enigma in that scoured the world looking for like-minded individuals who shared his visions, but then ~~disappears~~. ~~He then~~ states that Drucker's vision was a world of freedom, knowledge and communication--a digital revolution. ~~Saying~~ Drucker ~~was~~ his [[hero]], Yang felt the need to speak out to pass on history and inspire future generations.		Yang describes Drucker as somewhat of an enigma in that scoured the world looking for like-minded individuals who shared his visions, but then disappeared. Yank states that Drucker's vision was that of a world of freedom, knowledge, and communication--a digital revolution. Calling Drucker his [[hero]], Yang felt the need to speak out to pass on history and inspire future generations.

	Layla remarks that, after 20 years, we ~~are~~ finally seeing the fruits of Drucker's labors. ~~she~~ also comments that even after their team's extensive research, ~~that~~ Drucker remains a mystery. Svenson comments that Drucker invented the internet, yet refuses to take credit for it, paralleling him to the man who invented the [[wikipedia:polio\|polio]] vaccine, but didn't want to patent it. Layla adds that perhaps, this was part of Drucker's plan. ~~Layla~~ then signs off.		[[Layla Jesrani]] remarks that, after 20 years, the world is finally seeing the fruits of Drucker's labors. She also comments that even after their team's extensive research, Drucker remains a mystery. Svenson comments that Drucker invented the internet, yet refuses to take credit for it, paralleling him to the man who invented the [[wikipedia:polio\|polio]] vaccine, but didn't want to patent it. Layla adds that perhaps, this was part of Drucker's plan. She then signs off.

	Alastair states that unconfirmed reports have placed him in [[Bhutan]], while other reports say that he died long ago, and that like the man himself, the fact of Drucker's existence remains a mystery. Ngozi invites viewers to ~~Email~~ any leads on Drucker to <tt>Leads@GNILeadcatcher.com</tt>. Alistair and Ngozi then sign off.		Alastair states that unconfirmed reports have currently placed him in [[Bhutan]], while other reports say that he died long ago, and that like the man himself, the fact of Drucker's existence remains a mystery. [[Ngozi Badu]] invites viewers to email any leads on Drucker to <tt>Leads@GNILeadcatcher.com</tt>. Alistair and Ngozi then sign off.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	* The Global News Interactive pieces were shot in one day at the building for GrapeVine Productions. Most of the shoot was done in front of green screen with the exception of the interview for "[[Charlie Svenson]]".		* The Global News Interactive pieces were shot in one day at the building for GrapeVine Productions. Most of the shoot was done in front of green screen with the exception of the interview for [[Charlie Svenson]].
	* The desk for "[[Alistair Coles]]" and "[[Ngozi Badu]]" was a practical desk with a green screen over their shoulders (which was later changed to a shot of [[London]]).		* The desk for [[Alistair Coles]] and [[Ngozi Badu]] was a practical desk with a green screen over their shoulders (which was later changed to a shot of [[London]]).
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