1922: The Year That Sealed The Fate Of Russia And Its Neighborhood
Russia entered 1922 with a shaky government ruling largely by martial law, a civil war still raging, a famine spreading across the Volga region, parts o
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Russia entered 1922 with a shaky government ruling largely by martial law, a civil war still raging, a famine spreading across the Volga region, parts o
Islamist rebel group person who wants to strike syria so he can get closer to their goal for having an islamist state in syria. we support the united states but we are not loyal to them. we are still enemies but we can work together. my enemy's enemy is my friend. what from your reporting -- who are the rebels? >> the rebels are a hodgepodge. they're a mixed soup of those who want democracy and started this all in peaceful protest against the regime and then you do have those al qaeda linked or al qaeda inspired groups who have grown and flourished in a vacuum in the 2 1/2 years. the longer th...
Idea who their member of congress is or that they vote for them, or that short of their life depending on it, that they know how to get in touch with them in order to express their feelings. one thing is xleclear. the gun manufacturers and national rifle association, they know how to call everybody's congressman. >> they're more organized? >> more organized, but more concerned. you know, money cannot buy good legislation. it takes people to do it. i don't care what the issue is or mou or how much money is spent. if the people behind it would actually talk about these things as though their lif...
It didn't seem to be command and control. we do know now there was a lot of extremists and al qaeda connections involved. the second attack at the annex was a lot more serious. that seemed to have command and control. you had people who knew how to use weaponry. they were able to shoot mortars and have a direct hit. so we know now that that was a serious situation. >> greta: i know you are getting a lot of email coz because you say it's more serious because the ambassador died in the first one, you say more serious, you mean more organized. >> more organized. in the first attack, we could see ...
Border. what's the situation like there, becky? >> reporter: it's relatively calm here, more organized. that is the from the work of international organization of migrants. indeed, the military, it's been a result of their word that things are a lot calmer. let's just get the facts out here. who are these guys? well, the majority of them are egyptians. there's some 100 -- sorry, there's 1 million egyptians working in libya, certainly were. only about 10% of those have actually tried to get across the borders, as is bangladeshis and south africa cans. what they couldn't is relative chaos here. ...