In the willow wind life and liberty in a democracy of the soil in the hearts of the soil. From the path waters the still waters we are placed in the middle of lodges that are different and that will never come so we will hit the sacred drums so we will let yesterday dance into obscurity all of us where we come from our one as a multi race america we just want to live in peace in the willow wind. As was coined we started off with the earth slides on the misery with fervor and blocked up and we were friendly when they came in is what we call with the Mountain Lion six sits so since the inception of the white people we have worked along with them because in the chief stream the result whole in the ground and when it became nothing it then out of that whole the longhorn cattle then from where the sun comes out typically between the ground and the sky. The wagons, and we knew that this life that we knew follow the buffalo would end and we live with these people that are coming so that is ho
Africana what is the nypd intel unit . The Intelligence Division is like nothing else that exists in american policing. After 9 11 ray kelly the Police Commissioner and the nypd decided he couldnt rely on the federal government to keep the city safe anymore and he needed his own Intelligence Division. He did something that has never been done. He recruited a guy by the name of david colon to run the Intelligence Division. David cullen was the former Deputy Director of operations for the nypd. Basic leg he was the tops by and it was like something out of a movie. Out of retirement recruited out of retirement to start something new at the nypd. Why are we taking somebody from the cia who is trained to subvert laws and operate where the constitution doesnt apply and putting him in the new york state city Police Department. To radical moment in american policing where they say we are not going to focus on solving crimes for making cases. We are just going to be here to gather intelligence
With the Paris Olympics and Paralympics approaching not to mention the European elections in June France is ramping up its fight against information manipulation. EU officials are also on guard.
Rumours and gossip changed the course of French history. Now they’re weapons for ‘newsfluencers’ and dictators in the 21st-century information wars, says Guardian Europe columnist Alexander Hurst