since he started in 2016, the growing success of his ico both has inspired ishmael. to do more, it's his ambition to clear up cameroon. and that begins with the country's 1st bottle recycling scheme. oh, this is the echo bean. i corbin is made out of $255.00 and it was like $1000.00. so this a place where people can come and bring their plastic ways. this is the starting point of excited to do. usually install is stored in system of plastic waves and water. so the idea of this echo been what you're trying to do here. where do you think it can grow to? we wonder why it should be like of an example in that regard. we em to supply recording in areas of draw out all the corners in font of all the show is supermarket this cool. so it will be easy to carmen, pick up the wave, recycle it. so that is the vision where we wanted were there, but how the, which there is not is despite the challenges. ishmael has even bigger plans for the future by producing battle made furniture and by educating the next generation. figure you show very liberal den rubicon club. what is your wha

but even so when ishmael 1st started giving away his e commerce, it was easy said and done. these looked very different to all of the local fishing, both that we see what was the reaction from the local community when you brought these here the 1st time further that they wants to do. sure, it will never go in the world enough that when we went to the water before you of, if it is walking. and then they start to do to try to understand and try to see if you go fishing with these one. the real truth, of course, is in the floating. they've got tested out, it's got it. okay. you lead the way through it was a funky entry, but this feel so much better feel stable. i don't feel and safe in any way. i feel really comfortable fishing and want to be what a great idea. and there's so many possibilities of what he can do in the future that can at the same time be enormous issue, a plastic waste in cameroon. what an incredible young man. that was really fun. now we know the boat to see where the we're delivering it to the latest. happy customer was going to test it out on a nearby lake.

it isn't so bad it once he's built the frame. ishmael ties to the base and then he adds in the scene. ishmael has built 37 boats to date, given that it takes 650 bottles to build one that's over 24000 bottles. removed from to wallace rivers and put to good use. so how much does that cost to make a boat like this with material oil? remembering simple, he doesn't have borrows the rest is yet that ah, the boots take just a few hours to build and they're so lightweight, easily transported to the ocean. it's a 3 hour drive to nearby. creepy way ish mount is the boats to local fishing. traditionally made fishing boats can be extremely expensive, but even so, when it's mouth 1st started giving away his e commerce, it was easier said than done fees look very different to all of the local fishing both that we see what was the reaction from the local community when you brought these here for the 1st time, for the thought they wasn't do show, it will never go in the world enough that when we went to the water before you have all his walking. and then they start to move to try to understand and t

and what i've been that i could to blame is shown in people miser by showing the way through. ishmael began an initiative to clear up the waste from all of to well as 10 choked rivers. he calls his company dba and nature, meaning water in nature, in the local, sour language. he recruits a team of 30 volunteers and today i'm giving them a helping hand. but it quickly becomes clear to me what a tough job this is. where standing on this board because much of this looks like a bit of plastic. there's actually a river underneath it, so it's not very stable. it's very hot and very humid here. so when you have this amount of waste in water, of course it's called lucito than other kinds of water born diseases. and there are people who live all around here. so this is not just an environmental crisis. it's a possible health crisis as well. and the theory of the work you're doing here is amazing, but there are so many bottles and it feels like this is just the dent and it's really only individuals like you who are taking it on there is no citywide plan or nationwide plan to tackle this enormous

good morning to you, ishmael. it's morning here, but 4:00 in the evening there. i'm glad that you are safe, but you are one of the people who can tell us what is going on there. so tell us about what you're seeing and how many people you think are still trapped. >> first, the death toll just reached about 400, about 400 people killed by the earthquake. more than 1,000 people are injured. in each city, in each village, in of course, northwest syria, there are people under the rubble. in each city, we have not just one side, many buildings in this area, this village where i am now, their neighborhood, five buildings collapsed on the heads of the families. all of them are trapped. we responded. we did everything we can do. and we tried our best to help and rescue, but the reality is this area, northwest area, which was bombed and is being bombed by the forces and regime since new year's and made the situation more worse for them by bombing the hospital and bombing every medical facility. all of that made the situation worse for us and worse for the civilians. the nu

on there was even my own akhmed zakayev, who appropriated the exclusive role of a diplomat, some ishmael barakash. bay he traveled through the capitals and uh, returning to the caucasus u reported that europe is inclined to support us the british parliament is seriously discussing the possibility of creating an independent state of circassia with the support of london the editorials of the times specify in the caucasus the fate of india is being decided and the highlanders are the last line of defense against russian aggression against the entire civilized world. they pray to the king, they pray to all the old. good england, the land of liberty, give them cannons and skillful artillerymen. if we take this right step. all it will be decided that the bears will not be able to keep the line and the brave highlander will easily teach the scoundrels of hungary to the heart of burma and nepal, the russian devil relentlessly pursues and torments the entire human race and tirelessly commits his evil faith irritating our hardworking and exceptionally peaceful empire in exactly the same way. and i

allegiances and saying that the footage is an example of a vision, rework of arts even the la classic and ishmael published ironically, ramstein if will became the official song of the german team at the tokyo paralympics in august 2021. but what about ramps? i members playing holocaust victims in the deutschland video b . well, those images were released as a teaser for the video rod. but when the full epic video came out, we saw ramstein playing teutonic nights. not sees east german communists and more. jemaya is played by a black actress. the song has been interpreted as critical of nationalism. the message is germany. i cannot love you because of all those terrible things in your past. let out a few things such a jest. ramstein are more likely left wing than right at a concert in germany till lindman greeted his band colleagues arrival on stage, and robert dingey holding up a welcome sign scene at the band packing a refugee's. welcome message. at a concert in poland were l g. b t q writes were under attack. kristof schneider waved a rainbow flag shide opposed to pick on instagram with the mes

well, ishmael kaplanov fell in love with boguslavskaya, married her and , inspired by love , wrote somefor her. even without the text, when he showed these melodies, i pray molly told me don’t, don’t need your melodies, there is someone to write songs for. well, i probably meant myself and a highly professional team appeared. valentina badyarova. minsk was called it there was vasily roevich alexander tikhonovich, but a letter was received from a certain worker in the ministry of culture stating that that this group does not play our music, jazz and a group that did not exist and a highly professional group was disbanded by moore badianov, then, having learned this from somewhere, he told me that he died clearing the place for a creative unit for his son's group, his son did not create a group, he left for israel became a pharmacist there. well, you know , there were enough men in israel, and finally the sea , together with the director of the anatoly philharmonic society , came to gomel to watch and listen to the last legendary orchestra. and referring to the high cost of maintaining th

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my anapestic fever is ishmael. this best it through my mail. it few on too long food on say refer column of this thing. the chem, faith in bash from the filtrate, exits in 2021, the sd p avenue g, and swiss oil all fought against to propose c o 2 bill to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and helped to finance the successful no campaign in the subsequent referendum. it was a notable victory and the oil lobbies fight to slow switzerland's transition to more sustainable energy. there are similar stories elsewhere in the world in washington dc. for example, thousands of lobbyists are working behind the scenes in congress to oppose anti oil and gas legislation. that work is in secret, but it's still shocking to hear them talk openly about their methods. in 2021, keith mccoy, senior lobbyist of the american giant exxon mobil was caught doing just that. in a greenpeace sting, xle, did we aggressively fight against some of the science? ah, yes. did me join some of these shadow loops ought to work against? ah, some of the early efforts? yes, that's true.

facilities by we are not talking about the city itself anymore, but we are creating, for example, about ishmaeletention there, what concerns such people as you mentioned, they will be detained from time to time, so that what we are already talking about, there are moments about which we have not yet spread, they are detained and thank god, i think what would be worse if such people were not detected and these attacks on the city in the region would be more so that the special services are working and can only be thanked for this, and there is another question well, odessa is a sea port hub and in the context and primarily of grain agreements but there are reports of those people who are involved in the case, in particular, what the russians have done in recent days. well, not that they are disrupting this agreement, but they are doing it so that it slows down, and it is very noticeable in the bosphorus, well, in particular, there are dozens standing there on the raid. maybe there are somewhere. well more than a hundred ships both to the entrance, so to speak, to the entrance and exit with grain

with hindsight, we would do that again. us at least ishmael math and he recommends continuing to wear a mask, especially in the cold and flu season that from now on each person can decide for themselves a polar sports where as, as, as, as many as 40 countries could boycott the 2024 paris olympics, if russia and bella roost, take part, the international olympic committee says it's considering allowing rushman, belushi, and athletes to participate, but only under a neutral flag. some of ukraine's top athletes have joined its armed forces and have been killed in battle. to catholic for lot, a mere andrew shirk was one of ukraine's most promising sportsmen. he died in combat last week. as a member of the national team, he didn't have to fight in the war. but he chose to a young life once full of hope for the paris olympics. cut short, lucid, the kimberly and fervor was a very talented sportsman. he had the perfect character for sports when he had everything to be successful in training and in competition sign of the law to suit this sadness, but also anger here at what these people see as

you'll notice the temperatures really guns drop quite tremendously in athens, for example, ishmael and talia. however, this is winter is worse, which we should expect it. that rate will carry on through northern syria and it was by john parts of iraq. myrtle show itself as snow. there's more snow to be seen in afghanistan, but mostly ran as i've already mentioned. the rebates are it's very quiet, weather temperatures rising slowly in the gulf states. this is the picture of a monday spot. the difference? oh look, a return of stormy weather even further south. so at best, theresa gets to 9 in the rain on monday. in thompson, a i think the renal starts get a little bit heavier. the most part is much dryer in tropical africa in the south. it's stormy. ah. how do you state controlled information? moscow is one of the day of the case in the world. it has an incredible facial recognition technology. how does the narrative improve public opinion? no, wasn't asked. how is it in journalism we framing the story. the video spread like wildfire, they do not do more in ukraine. the listening close d

i 'm not going to repeat its name kahramon, marash, if i said correctly this is turkey so round, ishmaelcisely the direct connection of a turkish university professor, uh, conclusion. well, if i understand correctly from what our colleague said just now, you are, in fact, generally in the epicenter, uh, now , or have you already got out of there. where are you now? eh, to tell the truth to me somehow. well, i was on vacation in ankara because of the snowfall and so on, the roads were closed , and now i'm in ankara. phone call is no longer available. we keep in touch via the internet through whatsapp and other connections. yeah, the waiters suffered the most, of course - that's all of his seven. uh, first zazadzhik and the second somewhere literally there right now there and back to we also live. we felt. it jolts very strongly about this card, too, yes felt the bet. yes, this is the second push is strong. we even felt the chandelier at home so somewhere more hmm half a minute somewhere close to minute goes shaking. we went out with the family, too, just in case case, yes, and now here i

well, ishmael kaplanov fell in love with the neboguslavskaya, married her and, inspired by love, wroteautiful melodies for her. even without the text, when he showed these melodies, i pray molly told me don’t, don’t need your melodies, there is someone to write songs for. well , i probably meant myself and a highly professional team appeared. valentina badyarova. minsk was called it there was vasily roevich alexander tikhonovievich. well received a letter from a certain worker to the ministry of culture that this group does not play our music , jazz and the group did not exist and the highly professional group was disbanded for a year by my lyre then to me. having learned this from somewhere, he told me that muyler was clearing a place for a creative unit for the group his son, his son did not create a team , he left for israel and became a pharmacist there. well , you know, there were enough musicians in israel, and finally a moller, together with the director of the anatoly philharmonic, came to gomel as a kalandian watched and listened to the last orchestra of the legendary jazzman

julian ang and your command staff in the da office willis and your leader ishmael team ana gonzalez. nancy tongue and i will say this this hen in the works for a time. certainly predating the horrific ins debts occurring outside of the city during this past week and everyone here we not only hearts bleed for those no, ma'am members and communities in monterey park and half moon bay and oakland the hope is the work here will be a model in how we address violence. how we take care of victims. how we think about addressing the mental health of communities to make sure we are safe moving forward. with that. i want to thank you for coming. i know a number of officials have to leave quickly. what i suggest for the press if you have questions for any of officials just grb us on the way out. happy new year and lunar new year and stay safe. thank you very much. streets. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i wanted to wish you a best wishes and congratulations the community has shifted a lot of when i was growing up in the 60s and 50's a good portion of chicano-american chinese-american lived i

reverend ishmael birch. he is with the saint andrew missionary baptist church right here in san francisco. and he will lead us in prayer. so please welcome reverend birch. oh, what a day. what a day to pray. let the lord have his way. we thank god because he has answered our prayer. we prayed and we ask god to give us a d. a as brook jenkins. amen. and let let me get you to understand for your consideration. i pray to jesus christ. but any other faith. that's in the in the building. today we recognize that and we do respect. whoever you worship and whoever you praise. amen. let us pray. our father in heaven. all wise and almighty god, it's again that we come. and we come thanking you, lord for hearing us when we pray. we lift you up and we give you glory, lord, and we want to thank you for the swaying in of our d a. d. a jenkins. oh, god. give her that script that she needs and when she's criticized or god be with him, hold the hand. we pray because we know you are god beside the heels in the world and remin

ah, the erotically assuming the but it if you of this electrical argument ishmael is included in the blessing and in the promise of the multiplication, this is biblical. still, the problem is if you try and you do succeed in having an ideology imposed on politics or mixture than just mixture of and this is by the way for all christians, muslims, and jews does not forget, it was own up more than 1400 years ago. in the year 68, approximately, he allowed the jews back in july, so they were prohibited from living and juice. and for about 5 centuries, 1970 demolished the modem in order to expand the area in front of the western war. the daughters demolishing everything historical buildings, including a mosque including school and they have ultimately used graders to so that they would level that man ah, tourists with by the idea that we have well defined quarters all the way from lions gate to a wed street. you have basically major christian sites that are muslim families, for example, who live in the christian of course. so it just when you see christian course at austin, of course, and

for example, ishmael and talia. however, this is winter is worse, which we should expect it. that rate will carry on through northern syria and it was by john parts of iran, myrtle shirt, self as snow. there's more snow to be seen in afghanistan, but mostly ran as i've already mentioned. the rebates are it's very quiet weather temperatures rising slowly in the gulf states. this is the picture of a monday spot. the difference. oh look, a return of stormy weather even further south. so at best jerusalem gets to 9 in the rain. on monday. in thompson, a i think the renal starts get a little bit heavier. the most part is much dryer in tropical africa in the south. it's stormy, awe inspiring stories from around the world. i thought we did not want human life capture. and it's the 1st one. this feel like that presentation of what i want people to remember me by. groundbreaking food, from award winning filmmakers. witness on a jesse eda. we town the untold stories. ah, we speak when others done. ah, we cover all sides, no matter where it takes us. a fiesta from my eyes and power in p

ishmael reed had that great line -- i heard him give a talk at a book festival and he said black peopledn't even try and steal. leave that to the white people. matt tie you b wrote a book on this call divide where he followed the people who carried out financial fraud and what happened to them in the courtroom and then he went to the civil courts where poor people were getting whacked, a lot of it because these counties depend on up to 30% or 40% of their income from fines. st. louis county, for instance. so they invent crimes. when eric garner was killed in indianapolis -- my favorite is obstructing pedestrian traffic. these things to harass the poor in order to generate income. it is a completely two-tiered legal system. and we must not forget, although everyone has a right to a fair trial, and 95% or 96% of those in our prison system never get a jury title -- never get a jury trial because they are coerced to plea out. how does that work? they stack all sorts of charges against you, many of which the prosecutor and police know that you did not commit and then they organ. kidnapping i

murder of five hundred people, of which 210 children gang rape of women, and for a similar report, ishmael and dozens of other awards awards torture imprisoned in prison, heating too bullying and rape of teenagers sophisticated methods allegedly welcomed by the then minister, defense rumsfield, watergate, secret bombing of cambodia cia surveillance of americans spetsnaz reyet usama bin laden in prison russians hackers, he always doubted the official interpretation of the most high-profile american scandals and always found compelling evidence. all this talk about russian hackers and election meddling. absolutely ridiculous and contrary to common sense undermining russia's gas pipeline. what they insisted on in washington this is also not about common sense, well, it confirms that the white house needed a sabotage to move berlin away from moscow germany itself would not have aggravated relations with russia, losing cheap gas supplies to the united states, they found a solution, they simply blew up the pipe if nord stream 2 started its work, the us would be much more difficult to maintain a

he's mentioned in the piece, and omar ishmael, really terrific guy, and he went to walmart.oldman ever goes to walmart to go up against goldman. this is a great piece. it's antithetical to the goldman i know, but as my wife would say, jim, the goldman you know is 40 years old. >> it does remind me of the mike mayo note the other day, for the first time in decades, it's not on some list of most preferred places to work >> goldman was always the hardest place a get a job. i'm going to step back i think people still want to get a job very badly the a goldman there was this great, go west, young person, move but i'm seen no diminution of people wanting to work at goldman i still think getting a job at goldman coming out of school is a great honor. that has not changed >> all sectors are green not as good as consumer discretionary, which leads me to amazon this morning, you tweeted about their exploration of ultra-fast delivery >> there was a guy at my house at 6:00. i said, what are you doing dropping off some pants i bought i ordered the pants at 5:30 last night. andy jassy, wh

host: ishmael in indianapolis. the morning. caller: good morning. thank you for giving me the opportunity. it is no matter if biden or trump or pelosi or mccarthy, it is corporate america. billy otherwise running the country. look at shell. record profit. they are ripping off citizens of the country. thanks the clinton and republicans, the past globalization. china reopened the economy and we have to pay the price down here. we got resources. i think it is unfortunate. we need to wake up and blame democrats, republicans. it is corporate america. they are in charge of the country. this is the mafia of the whole 1920's in chicago. for us complain about each other, we need to wake up. you have to have two jobs to sustain our daily lives or keep our heads above the water. let's quit blaming each other. let's focus on corporate america. host: chuck in texas. good morning. caller: good morning. my major problem with the economy right now is the inflation rate and although it is coming down it is a good think. it has been driven up by policies of the feder

host: ishmael in indianapolis. the morning. caller: good morning. thank you for giving me the opportunity. it is no matter if biden or trump or pelosi or mccarthy, it is corporate america. billy otherwise running the country. look at shell. record profit. they are ripping off citizens of the country. thanks the clinton and republicans, the past globalization. china reopened the economy and we have to pay the price down here. we got resources. i think it is unfortunate. we need to wake up and blame democrats, republicans. it is corporate america. they are in charge of the country. this is the mafia of the whole 1920's in chicago. for us complain about each other, we need to wake up. you have to have two jobs to sustain our daily lives or keep our heads above the water. let's quit blaming each other. let's focus on corporate america. host: chuck in texas. good morning. caller: good morning. my major problem with the economy right now is the inflation rate and although it is coming down it is a good think. it has been driven up by policies of the feder

we all ishmael live and be able to have somebody we say i will call and you weville coffee. talk about when you need to talk about to get it off your chest. sometimes we are like a few minutes to talk to somebody. that can be a life changing experience knowing that somebody took time to care for me. that is important. we need to have every vet republican to call the v. a. and not put on hold for 5 months. you need help you should go in today and immediately get treatment. and there is no reason why we can't do this. i wish there was a way i could go to congress and kick tail and tell them. look you need to get your act together the people served their counsel row. they came home. my brother came home as a heroin addict from vietnam if you were not buzzed by 9 in the morning you did not survive. they needed the help and should not be denied the help. never if there was a way to make that bill effective immediately no veteran would be turned away for anything. >> i will show that you bill. it is in there what we need to do is let people than it it is in there. >> i done know t

julian ang and your command staff in the da office willis and your leader ishmael team ana gonzalez. nancy tongue and i will say this this hen in the works for a time. certainly predating the horrific ins debts occurring outside of the city during this past week and everyone here we not only hearts bleed for those no, ma'am members and communities in monterey park and half moon bay and oakland the hope is the work here will be a model in how we address violence. how we take care of victims. how we think about addressing the mental health of communities to make sure we are safe moving forward. with that. i want to thank you for coming. i know a number of officials have to leave quickly. what i suggest for the press if you have questions for any of officials just grb us on the way out. happy new year and lunar new year and stay safe. thank you very much. emergency proclamation modifying requirements for in person meeting during the i haved i have emergency we'll be remote until authorized to mote in person. >> public comments available on each agenda item. each speaker allowed 2 minute