stefan krauss is the product manager for a german outerwear company krauser is satisfied that tayla sheep are being raised humanely. he will sing good but unfortunately a lot of farmers still use mules in without anesthetics it's horrible we simply couldn't imagine having our products associated with such a procedure it's always been in the catalogue of course tayla sheep still face the threat of maggot infestation untreated the maggots would borrow under the sheets skin which is also painful. and deadly but tyler has come up with a process to prevent this he treats the lambs with pesticides it's expensive and time consuming but it works tyler says that the chemicals have no side effects and cannot be detected in the lambs wool also he she is all of the sheep several times a year in the affected area these new concepts of not yet caught on with other famines in fact they've criticized his innovative approach. think what if you're an idiot people are going doing this for 200 years and i've been used to doing something you know are generations of being doing something such not for someone t

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into the pentagon the move is a response to iranian aggression but discuss this now with some skit tayla suskind well basically how is the u.s. justifying sending more troops to the gulf region. well unfortunately tensions between iran and the u.s. have become the new status quo so this latest move is really just an additional escalation in the on going feud the pentagon announced on friday as you said that it would be sending additional troops as yet an undisclosed but what they call moderate number to both saudi arabia and the u.a.e. as well as minute trip quick meant it says it's primarily for defensive purposes but the u.s. also claims that this is at the request of local authorities allegedly conducted a drone attack on 2 state funded oil refineries and of course a major oil field in saudi arabia last week yeah what details do we have of the actual attacks well what's important to note is that the u.s. has yet to provide any evidence that iran is behind the attack despite conducting investigations in fact the rebels in yemen have already claimed responsibility something that the u.s

as it was feared don't expose him but the white house and the cia say the story is incorrect saskia tayla has been delving deeper. secret missions exfiltration of spies top level intelligence it sounds like the makings of a thriller and in a way it is because this is an elaborate tale recently had by c.n.n. multiple trump administration officials tell me that these are officials with direct knowledge that in a previously undisclosed to secret mission in 2017 the u.s. successfully extracted from russia one of its highest level sources covert sources inside the russian government the c.n.n. report claims a man at the highest level of the kremlin was secretly feeding theeye information for over a decade that he was so ensconced within the kremlin wall so friendly with and trusted by president putin's in a circle but he even managed to photograph documents on the russian leaders desk u.s. intelligence officials had already expressed concerns about the safety of this by other russian assets given the length of their cooperation with the u.s. this according to a former senior intelligence offic

tayla she has his sheep just like other farmers do it takes 2 to 3 minutes for each one he says it's important to cause the animals as little stress as possible. now you know how the shape of your legs and. i could go to say felt all of the faith culpable right away happily. until the thing. this year is compressed says $150.00 shape day each animal deals an average of 6 kilos of whom. the material is then sorted by quality and pressed into by about half the wall is sent to clients in germany the rest is sold at auction. but meals in free farms like tieless are the exception in australia that's a problem for clothing manufacturers that want to make sure that the wool they use is produced humanely. get in how do things look right now the. company needs a lot more mules in free will so we're trying to convince other farmers to use the methods that david taylor does in itself they finish the legalities. some mules in free wool is sold at auction. we've come to the astray you know we'll exchange in sydney to find out more. the total of 320000000 kilograms of roll wool are produced every