brutus had a brother named cassius. named brutus and cassius. i don't have to explain. cassius was an outspoken abolitionist at the time. a member of the kentucky state house -- brutus was a member of the kentucky state house. the civil war was about saving the united states from ruin. owner.clay was a slave he owned 100 men, women, and children. he believed slavery was best protected in the union. he felt this was so obvious and

brutus had a brother named cassius. named brutus and cassius. i don't have to explain. cassius was an outspoken abolitionist at the time. a member of the kentucky state house -- brutus was a member of the kentucky state house. the civil war was about saving the united states from ruin. owner.clay was a slave he owned 100 men, women, and children. he believed slavery was best protected in the union. he felt this was so obvious and self evidence that he couldn't even imagine why some kentuckians would consider -- orng or watering wanting their state to secede. son beganwn expressing some secessionist 1860's he had begun attending pro-secession rallies. in time he to, despite being the son of the unionist father, began talking like a diehard sympathizer. a dilemma on her hands, we might say. it was and who tended to be home toh zeke, watching over metric matters while brutus was away at the state capital. the first one to figure out that father and son may seem to be heading down these divergent paths. what should she do? should she tell brutus what is going on? that would

brutus clay was a slave owner. but he did like another kentuckians, he believed slavery was best protected within the union. and he felt that this was so obvious and self efdent that he couldn't even imagine why some kentuckians would consider suseeded or wanting their state to succeed. and he especially didn't get it when his own son, 20 year old zeke, began expressing sentiments. by 1860, zeke, he had begun attending pro-secession rallies in kentucky. and in time, he too despite being the son of his unionist father, began talking like a die-hard southern sympathizer. what this did is it left his stepmother, anne clay, with kind of a dilemma on her hands. it was anne who tended to be home with zeke, watching over domestic matters while brutus was tending to state business. so she was the first one to figure out that father and son seemed to be heading down these divergent paths in the secession crisis. so what should she do? should she tell brutus what going on? that would infuriate him. so she wanted to avoid tha

i checked my databases to see like what ships are in the port today these two once called brutus and not a light they just came from the u.s. but we see that they are regularly traits with west africa to look may or to largo's nigeria. money answer has downloaded an app on her phone that allows her to monitor the shipping traffic in ports around the world including amsterdam. at all just a little spot the records are actually means so you can see. that's a lot of takers and we are here you can see the protests is here so let's let's see what they actually about the information they get so to give them a picture of the ship so it's crude oil tanker many times you can see like a little bit it's the festool truck where this ship has been and then you can see it's the flag of the tanker is from behind us it's two hundred thirty meters length almost it's in port ok but nothing about the owner of the people that friends know but it's very difficult is to find out that he was actually renting a good thing or was owning the cargo and of course deals are the most interesting people because th