this is the old classical, you know, argument, barrington moore, that once the middle class is prosperous, you know, the population reaches a certain level, it's it's going to be demanding democracy and political rights. it seems to fit in that because the percentage of middle class has certainly risen in russia and not thanks to putin but the oil prices in the last decade, but the phrase used before many times, it's ready, it's not the economic grievances they have. they want to be citizens, have a voice in their future. >> [inaudible] it seems that president putin has a program, and looking at the documents, there's a series of ten speeches including basics of economics and looking at the programs he's emphasizing and the papers coming out from the council on productive forces in russia's stop group and the development of the arctic, that's a structural program using the oil and gas that's important, but now there's an orientation for mineral resources, china and india need the resources, those mineral resources there in the arctic and in the far east. putin's going to develop this stuf