sober and alan alda . making new ground as coffee traders in rwanda roasting the beans in the country of production rather than in europe in the coffee world that is still a rare exception. we're starting the roasting in house the beans are refined roasted packed and prepared for export here in kigali we aren't sending any raw beans from africa to europe to go nowhere with us. this way the profits from the refining process stay in rwanda. after all the manual processing the roasted coffee is ready for export it's available to buy in a german drugstore chain a kilo costs at least 23 year us. the export of a high quality finished product to europe is a boon for the region it creates new jobs and the profit stay in africa. it's one way to combat poverty and economic migration. from through the oven turns transporting unroasted green coffee it's a roma does not fade on the long voyage now the ship is almost at its destination. yes but that's it all because here i'm really very excited i was born and raised in

alda's. with the pope's blessing sully's construction can finally begin. to elicit a will be forever changed. the old cathedral has had its day. part of it is preserved for service that must be held somewhere and till noted down the body rises above the city. everything about my architecture is sacred. my choir transept and neve will form a stone ship 127 meters in length and shaped like a cross my choir symbolizes the head of christ like most churches it is oriented. which is to say it faces the orient to welcome the 1st rays of light and those that dispel the darkness and enter the souls of the facebook. joy the music of my construction finally echoes across all of paris. it is the here at $1164.00. as one would expect etienne could not resist the call of the work site he gave his professors the slip soon enough. the bishop tried to reason with him but you've never seen a more stubborn boy. sulley had entrusted the construction work to richard come on awaiting a simple stone mason who had made it my master builder because he knew that on a building site

if i had to go back to any of these countries, iraq alda became independent i think in 1932.but back in 13th century arabic literature people talked about the concept of iraq. people talked about the concept of lebanon or syria long before they formally became independent. when it comes to the artificiality of states, , i wod say the most artificial states are jordan, qatar, the emirates, and kuwait. but then many of the others and we see this with have retroactively extend back their national myth, have some basis in legitimacy that really isn't going to change much. if the question is the kurds, the kurds are the largest people who have been, if you will, dispossessed. it's not four countries because the world war i. because of course the treaty in the 17th century is what created the iran-iraq border. but the problem with the kurds is are you going to have one kurdistan or could you have a mac? this notion we will have one, we have two romanians, one which is called mobility of, i think with 22 arab states and so you could see some border adjustments, yes, but i don't thin