teleservices, one of the leaders of the north 24th street business improvement district and david briggs ceo of sustainable beef. please join me in welcoming. [applause] kara and david thank you for what you do to make our state better, i appreciate you for being here. other nebraskans also stepped up in 2021. over 200 men and women accepted the call to join the thin blue line that protects and serves our communities. they have earned their badge. they were trained, challenged and tested thanks in part for the work of instructors at the law enforcement training center in grand island. we are joined here today of the director of law enforcement training center brenda and the deputy director mark, they work hard to make sure our men and women in blue are prepared to respond to the unique challenges in their communities. brenda and mark, thank you for what you do for our state. [applause] our students continue to personally prepare themselves in the jobs that we have in nebraska. we enter 2022 with over 3900 nebraskans who are enrolled and registered in programs throughout the state includi

when briggs, it finally happened a year ago, remember that it was despair in the u. k. fishing industry fishing community. so they've been sacrificed just to make a deal. foreign boats can still work in u. k. waters but export need 7 different types of paperwork. however, the doc clubs do seem to be lifting is john hall reports from the port bricks and remember the anguish of fishing communities of britons briggs in trade deal with the e. u. the new rules and red tape. the warnings of catches rotting on the key side of business is going best a year round. and here in the south, devon port of bricks and things are looking up at its famous fish market. they are having an especially busy week. the innovation of online bidding means bars from all over europe, or just a mouse click away that they're 254, that delicatessen cease from belgium. sales are worth hundreds of thousands of dollars a day. the new export paperworks are canceled, but they've got used to it. so the orders are received by the following morning. rex it, what breaks it. i've tried to say no better off w

she's defending accusations that multi millionaire briggs, banker, r and banks has links to the russian government something the business man has repeatedly denied. ortiz, mariah garcia, takes a closer look at the case. we have reached a point mold past the absurd we. we left that behind a long time ago where anything that happens and someone doesn't like it, that had happened well. and gets blamed. a russia absurd was roughly when they claim that that trump was a russian agent, ludicrous was when american officials began literally blaming their headaches on russia. and of course there was breaks it the best explanation for which seemed to be putin. aaron banks has been dubbed by repeated accusations of close links with russia. the parallels between the russian intervention and briggs and the russian intervention in the trump campaign appear to be extraordinary breaks. it is now being pinned on russian interference with all of these parties were engaged in anti european project. right, probably funded with russian money. aaron, bank, the guy who comes with nigel for, i'd look into his p

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platte feeling the squeeze of options for meat processing instead of accepting the status quo david briggs and others monster beef processing company to bring about the opportunity for ranchers to have more opportunities to provide 900 jobs to north platte community and over $1 billion of annual revenue. and more importantly the ranchers will have more options one —- options when they run their business. today i am joined by people who are responsible to make a ceo and one of the leaders of the business improvement district and ceo a sustainable beef please join me to welcome them. [applause] thank you for what you do to make her stay better we appreciate you being y here. those that also stepped up in 2021, over 200 men and women accepted the call those that have long committees. and thanks in part to instructors at the law enforcement training center in long island. we are joined here today by the law enforcement training center and the deputy director mark stephenson who work hard to make sure men and women in blue are prepared to respond to unique challenges thank you for what you do f

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you as president briggs, russia will invade ukraine. he's warned his counterpart, letting me persian there will be costly sanctions. if he does, however, joe biden went on to say, he believes the russian lady is not came on full blown wall. do i think you jest, west just united states a needle as she give lisa can? yes, i think you will think oh, pay a serious and dear price work. and he doesn't think now of course to one it's going to cost. and i think you regret having done the mother you a secretary of state is in ukraine to re affirm american support. antony blink and warned russia could invade it very short notice he'll mate russian foreign minister . so gay leverage in geneva on friday. the 1st international relief lights are on route to tongue or ash from saturday. the volcanic eruption has finally been cleared from the airport runway. the russian and a synonymy destroyed homes and contaminated water supplies. the u. s. will start distributing 400000000 and 95 mosques for free across the country next week from its national strate

this system is also brigg strong wind gusts, coastal flooding and plummeting temperatures to the area. >>> on the heels of that wicked weather, is there any break from winter ahead let's ask meteorologist janessa webb good morning >> good morning. no break from winter but for the snowfall across the northeast, mid-atlantic, we are over that ice storm that you guys have dealt with over the weekend and to start is week now, we're just dealing with lake enhancement i do promise you, if are you across the coast, you will see a ton more sunshine, do not be fooled, it's betterly cold out there. it's all due to the wind flow. you can see up to 20-to-30 miles per hour that will be consistent throughout the afternoon that allows our temperatures to take a tumble. we do have a fouad voirs currently in place for interior new york sunshine down towards the mid-atlantic into the carolinas to new york city day time highs in the 30s. bitter cool temperatures will be the topic the next few days. we do have another major winter storm approaching. we'll take a look at that forecast coming up >> thank y

ah, hey there, i'm david and this is climate change briggs, it's sex lou. happiness in 3 books with the pin for you. you'll get smarter for free, did over your books on newton hamburg, germany's gateway to the world every day. giant ships dock here to serve europe's greatest industrial power. they transport millions and millions of containments every year. almost one in 3 of them is either heading to china or coming in from a chinese port. in fact, china is germany's biggest trading owner. and here in hamburg, the ties are so strong that a shipping line owned by china's government has bought a stake in this terminal. this is a story of how germany pump tobate's economy on business with china and how it got closer than any of the western power to the leaders in beijing. only to wonder if all of this is a good idea. under president she gym pain, china has become a doc, had dictatorship, one that's challenging the power and values of the west. china is so not only developing but also bit by bit ex warden and also red terry regime that is antagonistic against our believe and democracy and h

ah, hey there, i'm david and this is climate change briggs, it's sex. happiness in 3 books. this is the book for you. you'll get smarter for free d w book on you. ah, find out why these are crystal clear, blocks of ice costs big money and what they're used for later on in the show. i want to welcome to another edition of euro max with me, your house. megan lee. here's a look at what else we've got coming up in today's program. furniture sculptures, created by a tough designer in the greek capital athens. and what's in a name, we get the scoop on a traditional cake from southern germany. a few ice cubes in a glass might seem simple enough, but what do you do if you need a big block of ice? well, that is where an ice vendor from norway can come in handy. 17 years ago, thomas older began harvesting clear ice from a frozen lake. well now his ice is in hot demand all over the world. time is of the essence in this business. as we find out from thomas, who knows exactly how to break the ice for his customers. ah. busy busy this is thomas who did room you could call him an ice cold

the decision came after a series of our briggs ahead of the winter olympics next week. residence in beijing neighborhoods considered high risk for infection. i've been told not to leave the city. and those are the headlines coming next. it's inside store. goodbye. aah! has a dangerous new phase of the war in yemen, begun to hoof. the missiles are intercepted of the united arab emirates in a 2nd attack in a week. so can the entire gulf region be dragged into humans conflict? this isn't let's rule. ah hello, who's a program? i'm im, ron kahn, the capital of the united arab emirates is 1200 kilometers from the battlefields of yemen, civil war. despite the distance and being separated by the vast territory of saudi arabia, abd abby is now the target of who feed ballistic missiles. what appears to be a new front in yemen, 6 year conflict opened last monday and was repeated 7 days later. 2 missiles were launch from yemen towards al defra, airbase, ne abu dhabi immorality forces and the us hatchet defense system, intercepted them, but flights into abu dhabi airport once again. disruptive, free wor

on the question of briggs it, but importantly those on his own back benches as well, who are paying for his blood. and so all eyes will be on what sue gray reports. earlier we spoke to a house of lords member lord, prem sicker, who says this simply replacing the prime minister won't solve the problem. as the u . k needs to completely over hold the weights governed. the minister would speak a minute or 2. but as the, as has a speech lasted longer, and they started criticizing the government, we send something was up, but then it became more dramatic. when is a resignation letter on the dispatcher table and actually walked out of the chamber? i not really see anything like that. before many people from outside have already sense that something is seriously wrong with the government. very, very serious indictment and insight into incompetence and the heart of the government simply replacing one prime minister with another prime minister, believing in the same ideology, values, and policies is not really good enough. what we really need is a complete change in the way this country is govern

hey there, i'm david, and this is climate change briggs, it's sex. happiness in 3 books. this is the part for you. you'll get smarter for free. d w books on youtube with hello my fellow 77 percent as welcome to a new edition of the show for africa majority the youth, i am eddie micah junior. with in this episode, we appreciated the arts, chicken, our design, and meet in talent across the african continent. first, stop the democratic republic of the congo, where creative minds, 10 trash into arts than in the capital kinshasa with the beads. what the congolese art scene needs to reach the next level. finally, we're just niger and design not getting caught. you, laurie use how his collisions combined designed on storytelling. now if you're ready like eddie, then let's start off in the democratic republic of congo. a country known for its vast natural resources, rain forests, and of course, lumber music. but as you know, it's also home to a very vibrant art scene. at the dfcs established artist often feature at art festivals and exhibitions across the world. but to day, we ar

the decision came after a series of our briggs ahead of the winter olympics next week. residence in beijing neighborhoods considered a high risk for infection, have been told not to leave the city. the head of the world health organization has a free run to a 2nd term after a secret ballot by the executive board tedra south. how long a place us is, the sole nominee fall the leadership vote in may. those are the headlines that he's continues. he had an al jazeera, after all hail the lockdown, goodbye ah . where in the mix of a global emergency, it is made people sick and killed on a mass scale. it is d, stabilize local economies, and overwhelmed poor countries. it is disrupted society's entire nations the world in fact. but there are still people who dismiss scientific expertise on its causes and severity. media outlets on sending push notifications to our phones, alerting us to every human development. and a shocking number of governments remain resistant to the kind of radical action the situation demands. that's because the crisis on referring to isn't the karone of ours. if the ecologica

a there and david and this is climate change briggs, it's sex. happiness in 3 books. this is the pin for you. you'll get smarter for free d w books on you. ah hello and welcome to focus on europe and we begin our show this week in russia where one of the most influential and oldest human rights groups in the country has been banned. the supreme court ordered a closure of memorial, which has for over 3 decades supported rush and dissidence against persecution, and worked to uncover crimes committed during the stalinist dictatorship. the bending of the organisation sparked widespread criticism at home and abroad. so memorial can now no longer support people like elisa meisner, whose family was expelled from moscow during the stalinist era. a fate shared by millions of others in the soviet union. even today, many have not been able to return home including elisa, who still lives in rude niche need not far from the settlement that her parents were originally banished to. and any hope of returning to moscow appears less likely than ever. after the shutting down of memorial

constructive dilating group that is provided by such shows, integration organizations as june 20 briggs and ditch, and we will. shan hi, corporation organization. really? we've been engaged for people in resolving various conflicts such as the conflict and the gardening car about syria of gayness turn in libya, police to lose the iran nuclear deal, to drug celeste, dine. and israel relations, the north korea issue and in oliver hot spots around the world in this context, i would like to highlight group of people. noah. you show their mission that local also. so you, she, has it been accomplished enough to wash issue or the cooper proposed and carried out by their c as at t o skipping forces. as a request of the president of caston. those forces help to tackle the terrorist threats in katherine and this fred came from beyond the countries load us any more, this deformity we've been providing beer, diplomatic. so would you see this through to the fight against the crone of i respond demick as you're well aware. sputnik b has been authorized to be used in 71 countries and we continue in ou

also coming up germany briggs, a new single, the corporate case record. but despite the $92000.00 new infections, germany's health minister and system government measures are paying off, stopping the current 5th way from being a lot worse. and the lasting effects of versus migration stand up with euro. we meet a psychologist in berlin, helping a young family process, the trauma of their long journey from afghanistan. also, another twists in the novak jock of h saga. the australian government canceled his visa for a 2nd time. a star is now fighting deportation just days before the australian open is due to begin. ah, and my lark, thank you so much for your company, everyone. and we begin with those diplomatic talks that have reached a dead end. russia has upped the pressure on western powers in a diplomatic showdown over ukraine. a week of diplomacy has failed. cheese or breakthrough. the kremlin once a halt to nato's eastward enlargement and is seeking a written response to its security demands by next week. but the west is refusing to budge, and so the k

on the question of briggs, it, but importantly those on his own back benches as well, who are paying for his blood. and so all eyes will be on what sue great reports. you can read more about that right now at the u. k. section of off he dot com also check out the off head section of all the comments where people like to allow that 10 post to flag. well, thanks for joining us here. when we are back soon with more of your top world headline i i i thought with this guy, john, you know, come out here and back, denise right. just to put a space ship deal out here. got to be drank in some kind of bad whiskey or i guess he's got enough money to do it. whatever he wants to do, he get the money to play the game i from 10 miles outside a town highway. $62.00 war lady is 45 miles and they all on both sides. they don't anything out this is the interest but.

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than his legal predecessor takes them during teresa may, the low point of her permission during the briggs it impass policy gave dominating the british media even though oh, host of crises in the country from knife trying to toss 30, trying out for attention. well, trudging through the sludge. his aunt is daniel hawkins. it's a tough time to be you. k prime minister for was johnson's cabinets, have been criticized for their code response. the countries seem decade high inflation, soaring energy bills and living costs with stagnant wages, record breaking ambulance, and hospital waiting fives, teenage knife crime in the capitol yet it's one thing that has brought anger from both the public and his party, crushing down on johnson bringing him to the brink of disaster, both in the poles and parliament a party, or rather a series of parties with very bad timing. the picture was quite a contrast as the whole country, even the queen was locked down or at least social distance thing. darling suit officials apparently held boozy parties and cheese and wine get togethers. what in our faces seems lik

you as president briggs, russia will invade ukraine. he's warned his counterpart, vladimir persian. there will be costly sanctions if he does. however, joe biden went on to say, he believes the russian leader is not came on full blown wall too. i think she'll chest west just united states. and nina, as she gets busy, can yes.

on the question of briggs, it, but importantly those on his own back benches as well, who are paying for his blood. and so all eyes will be on what sue great reports. i live now to put him seek a member of the house of laws. joining us here, what are you into national a very good evening to you. so thanks so much to come on the program here. if i understand you are actually in the chamber when lord i knew made this bombshell announcement, they did a catch you by surprise at all. well, good evening. yes. i think it caught everybody by surprise in a way. it was a debate for 10 minutes about the coated fraud. the normal thing is that the opposition which asked the question speaks are about a minute. then the minister would speak a minute or 2. but as the, as his a speech lasted longer and they started criticizing the government, we sensed that something was up. but then it became more dramatic on the slime. there's a resignation letter on the dispatch table and actually walked out of the chamber. i not really see anything like that before. and indeed i spoke to some seasoned members off

we could look at like briggs in the advent of trump. ok. because we've seen so much reaction to both here because trying to get a field where we're going now, you can, you tipped your hand in the very beginning. the problem, my thing is in times which i think is a very good description. but i mean, is we going into a more massive change? are we viewing the after effects of a huge change that's happened in the last almost 24 months? i call it i called 20202021 is belong 2020. a lot of things have happened in that time. but it's the same. right guys, is that the name of this program go ahead, john. well, i think unfortunately what the cobra crisis shows is the very based sense of freedom, which many citizens had perhaps on noticed. certainly on noticed by me at the time when the 1st lockdown measures were taken back in the spring of 2020. and everything else has confirmed that the all the subsequent events have confirmed that what i mean is that people, as lionel said, in the 1st part, people regard it as the liberation to be false, to have a

oh, the sound of children practicing the violin. briggs through the clatter, the parents of this aspiring musician, tell us they've been here for more than 2 months, but say returning to their home in southern mexico, where they faced gang bands. and extortion is not an option. or they feel that i think not being here is difficult. we're not here because we want to be who would want to live like this. further complicating the matter is the re implementation of a u. s. policy known as the migrant protection protocols or m p p, which forces asylum seekers to return to mexico while their cases are processed. oh, with m p. p, scheduled to be reinstated in more cities along the border. it's feared overcrowded conditions at shelters and migrant camps. will only get worse. manuel, filipino al jazeera, tiquana, mexico, a hosted drama that dragged on for 10 hours in santa synagogue in the us state of texas is now over. the texas governor says all hostages, have been rescued and are safe. the suspect is dead, according to local police officials. the incident took place in kellyville, a sub that of

so reports from the port of bricks and remember the anguish of fishing communities of britons briggs in trade deal with the e. u. the new rules and red tape. the warnings of catches rotting on the key side of businesses going bust a year round. and here in the south, devon port of bricks and things and looking up its famous fish market. they are having an especially busy week the innovation of online bidding means bars from all over europe, or just a mouse. click away that they're 254, that delicatessen cease from belgium. sales are worth hundreds of thousands of dollars a day. the new export paperwork's a hassle, but they've got used to it. so the orders are received by the following morning. rex it. what breaks it on either side, no better off. all right, it's an ocean. the main ocean, probably in england. we are probably better off because the fish fish across the board and south and sell it on the european market. but now there's so much red. we go up the house now we picked up fish up and we administered high fees to access this booming co operative mean, smaller operators are m

but when he sat down with briggs editor-at-large back in november, zhao said he is not motivated by wealth't really care about wealth, money, and all the rankings. a couple days ago, i said i am committed to donate 99% of my wealth away. francine: binance's ceo meteoroid rise. we are joined by joanna often jerked -- joanna offinger. he trista answer some of the tough questions on regulation, but a lot of the focus is how he rose to the top of the crypto world. reporter: right. it is a pretty impressive rise. binance was founded just a few years ago but is already at a point where the ceo is at nearly $100 billion, and that doesn't even include his personal crypto holdings, which are probably pretty substantial. other exchanges were struggling and there was demand for something like this. people like binance. they think it is easy to use. at this point, it is the big fish. there is no other crypto exchange that is even close to it in terms of volume and the transactions it handles. tom: what does that tell us about cz's influence in the sector, that he has been welcomed with open arms in ju

the parallels between the russian intervention and briggs and the russian intervention in the trump campaign appear to be extraordinary breaks. it is now being pinned on russian interference with all of these parties were engaged in anti european project. right, probably funded with rush and money. aaron, bank, the guy who comes with nigel for, i'd look into his panama favorite presidents and policies since axes and businessmen all got the russian agent treatment from kenya west to robert de niro. there's also a british millionaire who became an honorary russian agent because he donated to bricks it. when under the russian government offered money to iron banks, and i'm gonna even gone into the lies that iron banks has told about his current relationship with the russian government. i see he aligned about his contact with the russian government because he did. this is a guardian contributor, who for had troubles ended up in court for, for libel nova that tweet which she later deleted and for that phrase. during a ted talk, she had previously said this was an attempt to silence her attack and

ah, ah croatia, briggs ranks going against nato's bound to help the grain against russia, saying that it will withdraw. troops from the alliance with the conflict escalate. situation in which joe biden has won moscow. he'll be for peace in europe with thousands of troops as the case has been awakened, con crisis worsens. during the pandemic, we speak to a mother who lost her son after he was made to wait more than 4 hours, despite turning up with chest pains. last january, the price of gasoline in manhattan was roughly $2.37. but now, here at the p in midtown manhattan, they won $4.79 is the american said that top concern right now is rising. price is one of the overwhelming majority of small businesses, se spiraling us inflation is damaging the badly. we speak to people in new york. you have to make concessions to, to fit your budget by drive the car almost every day. the cost, the gas is going up, a firm is really going up really quickly. really? i hi there. very good afternoon. you're watching t international. gracious president says he'll withdraw his country, streets from nato, i

back benches of his own party, but also his political opponents, who opposed him on everything from briggs to his policies, to and locked down both political forces within the country. all of the essentially bang for blood and keeping their eyes on what that report could been for. journalist lee joining us live. thank you. the wiki leaks found a julianna's sanchez won the right to have is extradition case reviewed in the u. k . supreme court. of course, he's wanted by washington on espionage charges. there's still no prospect of us on actually being released. as fiance says, his health is worsening off the suffering of reason, stroke in prison. the latest now with ortiz shot, your head was dusty. unison has been granted permission to take his case to the court. of course, that means that he can now appeal to us extra addition decision that was growing up . the end of last year was that was my decision whether the court ruled to overturn a previous decision not extra, right? doing this on, on the basis, it would be oppressive, considering how high a risk of suicide he may be if he was sent

r t, jerusalem ala briggs rather today, appreciate company watching r t international updates coming away and off ah, up and so now for the past couple of decades, the solution was always print more money. but now that the money printing causing real inflation and exacerbating all the problems, that solution is only going to make the problem worse. but of course that's what they'll do. that's what the lease will do. that's what they plan to do. any inconvenience that of all of them, they will answer what we need to print more money for more money and the food will get in the shorter supply and workers will disappear and the situation get worse and worse because about never money printing them or work it's an open secret that private military companies have been playing a role in arm conflicts. world wide. u. s. government doesn't track an or of contractors and uses in places iraq or afghanistan, the united states army and the military and general is so reliance on the private sector. i would call the dependency, but we don't know who's the on the ground presence of these companies ov

we'll get past where we need to be investing directly into our price or briggs, paying people over time to a boat to the docs, and then sure we get the economy back rolling because once you get the the holes back open, then you'll see the, the total demand is pent up and they'll sort of spraying onto the car. okay, robert steve, i want to say we're going to have a group panel at the end of this because this conversation needs to continue. thanks for joining me at this point. now after the break, despite having one of the highest approval ratings, when he went into the office, president biden has the 2nd last approval rating of any modern day president after one year, except for trump is this because of the coverage is getting our lack of accomplishment we're going to continue our discussion after the break with no other shows are happy to report. pleasant sounding lies about stations are constantly telling us pleasant flies on this show. we dare say down into unpleasant truth. yes, me, i didn't know risky and that will you. i lisa typical, there's only 9, but already 8 university studen

a there and david and this is climate change briggs, it's sex. oh, how pianist in 3 books. this is the book for you. you'll get smarter for free. do you know when you book on you turn hello and welcome to the 77 percent with me. let's show today we have 26 minutes of birth. st debate to where my colleague, edith kamani, will be discussing about vaccine inequality. you all asked the back scenes, we can actually develop our own back fence wise of, of the, of the prioritization of the vaccine and not the bridge visit prioritization of other things. to deal with corvette, begin to really come up with plans to address the secondary impacts of the funding . the vaccine is not a silver bullet. we, the government is dysfunctional, right? so what can we do to make them functional? we want to know why countries like germany, where i am have most of the population already fully vaccinated and then you have many people in africa. we're still waiting for the jap. so welcome to the show. with this event, 7 percent is back in my home country of kenya, we're actually in the capitol nairobi

when so many find themselves, well, the part we choose to look for common ground with croatia briggs ranks going against nato's vow to help you. crane against russia, saying that it will withdraw its troops from the alliance of the conflict. best place to ation. and we showed barton as one moscow he'll be for the east in europe with thousands of troops with case hospital waiting on crisis. wilson's during the pandemic, we speak to a mother who lost her son, that he was made to wait more than 4 hours despite turning up with just last january. the price of gasoline and manhattan was roughly $2.37. but now here at the p in mid town.

lou briggs david merritt joining us.about 15 minutes away -- about five minutes away from the european close. inflation pressures have become broader. she still excites inflation pressures to move down, but does support raising rates in march if the outlook stays the same. this is bloomberg. ♪ and there you have it. woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. big deal. we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, but mine has 5g included. relax people. my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wireless so good, it keeps one-upping itself. take the savings challenge at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings or visit an xfinity store to learn how our switch squad makes it easy to switch and save hundreds. >> european stocks continuing to power higher unlike their counterparts. they have positive for the year. adding to that a little bit. in germany, up by .4%. two areas of real strength. clearly, we have had to factor in the u.s. ppi number. we have basically been p

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we'll get past where we need to be investing directly into our pressure briggs paying people over time, but these are booked to the docs and then sure we get the economy back rolling because once you get the the holes back open, then you'll see the, the total demand of pent up and they'll start spraying. got onto the car. okay, robert steve, i want to say we're going to have a group panel at the end of this because this conversation needs to continue. thanks for joining me at this point. now after the break, despite having one of the highest approval ratings, when he went into the office, president biden has the 2nd last approval rating of any modern day president, after one year after the break with the bible. ministration is under water in just about every way. is this due to bad policies are bad messaging? maybe it's evolved. there's also an important question. yes, presidents come and go. but elite and special interests remain very powerful. are they a threat to democracy? yes me ideally me lose risking effect will at least hitler kobe's only 9, but already age university students

after being convicted of involvement in an ira bombing, briggs that has shown how volatile the situation in northern ireland still is. most of northern ireland is actually run by parma to groups. there are certain parts of northern ireland that the police just can't police. then not allowed to enter and the message they get from local communities is where governs why paramilitaries and even in england, the police can't be everywhere we unnoticed. has paula was using a london warehouse to store thousands of coolant pads filled with ammonium nitrate only of nitrous is used mainly as fertilizer. it also is found commonly in small quantities in medical equipment. the chemicals lethal capability was shown in the summer of 2020 in beirut. $500.00 tons exploded in the port destroying part of the city. ah, you can't just walk into pharmacy and buy 3 tons of ammonium nitrate that were found in london. that's where these support networks around the globe come handy. you buy ice packs 1st aid kits and you slowly accumulate them over time in warehouses. and then at some point, the quantity is enough