congo ghost twenty years ago and i forget the price but we were paying seventy five dollars shopping. when the problems on the other side of the congo river you could buy the fifty books so people were actually bringing guns for the country became a sort of business because a business this is sort of the get the bounty so they've been tried different ways around this by saying well as a community as a child there was a bit of age if you could as a weapon sort of for us we'll build you when you shelter or you put station on stuff like that so that seems to work better in some ways i have to say that the problem of getting weapons out of circulation is much more difficult people tend to think when kosovo just failed totally it was a very very expensive campaign and that was it was embarrassing you know and everyone looked like a look at it like an idiot in the end it's it was easier not to get guns out of circulation but to control a nomination because i'm going to sion is happy it's bulky and you can have more success and there's no point having a gun if you're going i'm going to so m

the congo in somalia far worse than the border no one's going screaming royle be attacking congo and somalia i'm afraid it's because they're black. well i think you will see that in the very very racial bias operation for some reason we've got it in for muslim countries that are going into the third one being grady. hospital for your question and. the mystery gives out to the world is that what the west is highly insulated interested in or it will help you with your if you look as if you're in a child you're going to if you're not. as the worst of african you're having what does this mean now for the arab spring does this intervention reinforce its own undermine its i did every need for a what is the arab spring i mean the arab spring was was was a number of rebellions most of which were suppressed. today all three of which will go where we did it was them egypt yes it will spring. or could well be that the local borrowing the better off from both of them from the governments with through forgiveness from the right to tell people i just a man who i knows is more my responsibility the

congo. going to years ago there. i forget the price but we were paying seventy five dollars short so i could go on but the problem here was sort of the congo if you could buy the books so i think what you're bringing comes from of the country became a sort of place that is becomes a business that's the sort of the going to get a bad thing so they've been tried different ways around this by saying well as a community it's a time when there was a bit of age if you told us and reference it on the photos we'll build you when you post shelter or you put station and stuff out of the also not seems to work better in some ways i have to say that the problem of getting weapons up in circulation has much more difficult for people to tend to think when kosovo it just felt totally it was a very very expensive company and it was it was embarrassing you know i mean everyone looked like a look at it like maybe to me and it is easier than most to get guns of the second version but to conclude i mean mission

you look at the war in the congo and people say as many as two million people have been killed in a series of civil and international conflicts in the congo in the last and i'm afraid that as we have more technology. we don't become better we simply become more able to do things both good and bad that is technology doesn't change who we are as human beings but it turns up the volume so that we are able to express whatever is in us good or bad more fully so you think it brings the good that's good out of us as much as that as the bad we're all the same as before we are just louder now as you believe that china is in that program or a state i wonder why does it have anything to do with the thought that it's getting older faster than it's getting richer well that's a problem for china you know pre-revolutionary i don't think i've ever used quite that word but what i see is that the chinese government is extremely competent i have nothing but admiration for their ability to manage a growing the economy and so on and certainly you look at thousands of years of chinese history in many ways this

i recently met a woman in congo.eds of thousands of women are getting raped in congo and this woman, she is displaced. doesn't have anything. poverty. her his want doesn't know how to deal with the situation. she went through the program to help people understand and make their income making. she made soap. he was cynical about her soap and she gave him samples to give to his friends and she made him a partner but a different partner in which he goes and sells and gives her the money back. she is managing the money and you see change. i'm interested in the changing of social patterns. she changed the relationship from she gives him all the money and he spent it on his alcohol and cigarettes and prostitution or weapons and now she reversed it. now he goes to work and brings her the money and they manage it together. they are sending their kids to school, better housing and better life conditions for both of them. so, i would say africa in general where the investment go goes triple the way of other countries. >> a lot

in congo.s the same story usually, she displaced, doesn't have anything, poverty. her husband doesn't know how to deal with the situation. she went through a woman international program. part of what we do is teach vocational and business skills to help them stand on their own feet and she learned soap making. he was cynical. she gave him samples to show it to his friends. he started believing in her soap. instead of her running a separate business of shoep making, she actually made him a partner, but a different kind of partner in which he goes and sells, gives her the money back, she's the one managing the money. i'm enter oefted in the changing of social patterns. she changed the relationship from her giving him all the money and she spends it, as you mentioned erldier on alcohol, cigarettes, prostitution or weapons. now she reverses it. he goes and works, brings her the money. their ooer sending their kids to school, better housing and better life conditions for both of them. i would say af

price but we were paying seventy five dollars for this sort of a gun well that was all because of the congo river you can buy all of the books so people were actually bringing guns for the country became a sort of business because a business was sort of the going to get the bouncer so they then tried different ways around this by saying well as a community it's a trial and it was a bit rich if you owe us a weapon sort of the four of us we'll believe you when you will show it or you put station on stuff like that so that seems to work better in some way as i have to say the problem is getting weapons out there so the commission has much more difficult and people tend to think when in kosovo it just felt totally it was a very very expensive company you know it was it was embarrassing you know everyone looked like a look at it like maybe if you can remember it it was easier i'm not sticking guns out of circulation to conclude i mean i should because i'm going to sion is happy it's a bull. run you can have more success and there's no point have you got to go get me i mean national so many was s

prospect of going so i thought i don't wish i was so if i go well the port will be the sort of the congo river you could buy the books so people were actually bringing guns for the country became a sort of basis because the business was already going to get a bad thing so they've been tried different ways around this by saying well as a community that was a time when there was a bit of if you coconuts and weapons sort of in the forests we'll build you where you will show up for example station and stuff like that so not seems to work better in some ways i have to say the problem of getting weapons are the sort of connection it has much more difficult people tend to think that in kosovo it just felt like it was a very very expensive company you know it was it was embarrassing you know and everyone looked like a look at it like maybe if you can remember it it was easier months to get guns in circulation but through nomination as i mentioned it's happy it's bulky and you can have more success and there's no point going to go you know i mean mission so many ways so domination is the key to c

paying seventy five dollars to have a so i could go on but the problem was when he was out of the congo river you could buy the fifty books people were bringing guns for the country became a sort of business because business is sort of the get the gun free so they then tried different ways around this by saying well as a community as a child there was a bit in which you can program as a reference or in the forests we'll build you when you're in a shelter or you post a snow stuff like that so that seems to work better in some ways i have to say that the problem of getting weapons out of circulation is much more difficult. and to think that in kosovo it just fell to the floor and it was a very very expensive campaign that was it was embarrassing you know and everyone looked like a look at it like an idiot i mean that it is easier not to get guns out of circulation to conclude i mean national examination is how to get to both. and you can have more success and there's no point have you going to him going to so many ways sort of i mean this and that's the key to concluding larson's weapons

i mean are we turning our back on the beach on our back on the congo congo and somalia or for worse of the bia no one's going screaming while we're talking congress and somalia i'm afraid just because they're black. and i think you will see that these are very very racial operations for some reason we've got it in for muslim countries at the moment and this is the third one we've innovated. before you go here because of it and. the mystery gives out to the world is the west is highly biased it's that they did is interested in oil it will help you if you if you look as if you're in with a chance you're going to if you're not. for the rest of africa. what does this mean now for the arab spring does this intervention reinforce it or undermine it i did it means for what is the arab spring i mean the arab spring was was was a number of rebellions most of which were suppressed. to you know three of which would go away you did it was going to egypt yes we do know what spring moons. could well be that bahrain a better world if you want to talk about governance but haven't forgotten truth when

i mean are we turning our back on to turn our back on the congo congo and somalia for worst of the betterand they want to go screaming wildly attacking congress and some of it i'm afraid is because they're black and i think people see that they need a very you very racial rawest operation for some reason we've got it in from muslim countries and i mean this is the third one being integrated. also for you good question for. mr gives up on the world is that the west is highly biased and they did interesting or it will help you if you're if you look as if given the chance you're going to if you're not. as in the rest of africa what does this mean now for the arab spring does this intervention reinforce it but undermine it i really mean what is the arab spring i mean the arab spring was was was a number of rebellions most of which was suppressed. to north korea which. we didn't it was going to mean egypt yet we didn't scream rooms. could well be the rock of our right a better world for not having trouble by governments would have been for for the better for the world to talk about and i just

i mean are we turning our back on the beach on our back on the congo congo in somalia far worse than the beer no one's going screaming while we're tackling congress and some other i'm afraid just because they're black i don't think they would say that we need a very very racially biased operation and for some reason we've got information and office equipment and this is the third one we've integrated. also before you go in the course of it and you can literally gives up the world is that with the west is highly insulated interesting or it will help you with your if you look as if you're in with a chance you're going to if you're not and as for the rest of africa. what does this mean now for the arab spring does this intervention reinforce it undermine its i would only means for a what is the arab spring i mean the arab spring was was with a number of rebellions most of which were suppressed. today all three of which we got away with generously i mean egypt yes general screening rooms. could well be the rock of bahrain a better world for both of them for their governments were going t

i mean are we turning our back on to turn our back on the congo congo in somalia for worse in libya and they want to go in screaming royle be attacking cumber and some of it i'm afraid is because they're black. i don't i think you will see that in the very minute ago a racial caucus operation for some reason we've got it in for me is my coffee. and the third one being grady. hospital for the girl in question and. the mystery gives up on the world is the big west is highly biased and they get interested in or it'll help you with your i don't know if you look as if you're in a shelter where you're not. as a nurse to africa and what does this mean now for the arab spring does this intervention reinforce it oh undermine it i didn't really mean for we what is the arab spring i mean the arab spring was was was a number of rebellions most of which was suppressed. and to dial through which will go away and get away from egypt your general spring move. could well be that the growing oppressor will look at the top of the governments before. the end of the trouble i just don't know who i knows it'

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i mean are we turning our back on to be turn our back on the congo the congo in somalia for worst of the bia no one's going screaming why are we attacking congress and somalia i'm afraid is because they're black. and i think you will see that in the of the very near you very racial processed operations for some reason we've got it in for missing a cause of them i mean and this is the third one being invaded. also before you go here because of it and. the mystery gives out to the world is that the west is highly biased is that they did is interested in oil it will help you if you if you look as if you're in with a chance you're going to if you're not and as for the rest of africa. what does this mean now for the arab spring does this intervention reinforce it or undermine it i did it remains for a what is the arab spring i mean the arab spring was was was a number of rebellions most of which were suppressed. too now three of which would go away you didn't it was going to mean egypt yes we didn't want spring. or could well be that the borrowing a better off for most of the top of the g

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be turning our back on somalia but i mean are we turning our back on to be turn our back on the congo and congo in somalia far worse than libya now when the going was screaming wildly attacking the congress and in somalia i'm afraid is because they're black. well i think you will see that in the variation in the way racial bias operation for some reason we've got information on top of that going into the third well being grady. hospital for your question and the information it gives out to the world is a western of highly cost insulated is interested in or it'll help you if you're if you look as if you're in with a chance of going to if you're not and as for the rest of africa go ahead what does this mean now for the arab spring does this intervention reinforce it or undermine it i did it is for what is the arab spring i mean the arab spring was missed was a number of rebellions most of which were suppressed. to north korea which you got away with was from your general spring moon. could well be that the growing oppressive world from profiting from their governments would through for

one hundred not distributed when there's one occasion i was working i want to browse a bit on the congo program because the country has to go there and i think at the prospect of not paying seventy five total shop and so you go where the problem goes out of the congo if you can buy the fifty books so people are actually bringing guns from of the country became a sort of business becomes a business this is a regular we're going to get a bunch of it so they've been tried different ways around this by saying well as a community as a child there was a bigger issue if you open eyes and weapon sort of before us we'll build you when you pull shells or you can put station up stuff like that so that seems to work better in some ways i have to say that the problem of getting weapons at the circulation has much more difficult for people to tend to think when in kosovo it just felt totally and it was a very very expensive company and it was it was embarrassing you know i mean if you want to look like a look at it like many of the hundred it is easier not to get guns into the convention with them so

i mean we turning our back on the beach on our back on the congo congo in somalia far worse than libya and they were screaming wildly attacking congress and some of it i'm afraid is because they're black and i think you will see that in the media these are very very racial rawest operations for some reason to go to the infamous uncomfortable moment when most of the third won't be even rated. the fourth you go you know because of that. committee gives up to the world is that when the west is highly doubtful they get interested in or will help you with your if you look as if you're in the chance you're going to if you're not. as interested in africa or go what does this mean now for the arab spring does this intervention reinforce it or undermine it i you know what it means for what is the arab spring i mean the arab spring was was was a number of rebellions most of which was suppressed. today all three of which. we did it was going to egypt yes you know what's. could well be that iraq of bahrain a better world for a lot of talk of the government this would have been for for the interim

hundred not distributed when there's one occasion i was with him one of them grabs a bill and the congo going to. continue as we go in there. i forget the price but we're paying seventy five dollars to help us sort of go well the problem is all because of the congo river you can buy the books so people are actually bringing guns for the comfort of it came a sort of basis because a business incidentally were going to get the brunt of it so they've been tried different ways around this by saying well as a community i was at a time when there was a bit of age if you go cross reference it and the four of us will believe you when you're going to the shelter or you put station and stuff like that so that seems to work better in some ways i have to say that the problem of getting weapons at this sort of condition is much more difficult people tend to think when you call somebody just feel totally it was a very very expensive campaign you know it was it was embarrassing you know i mean everyone looked like a look at it like maybe if you remember it was easier notes to get guns out of circulatio

the claim is you cannot understand anything in the newspaper about the congo if you have not read the book because the story is that complicated and it is such a tiny piece of the whole of what is really happening. the reviews have borne this out the "wall street journal", "the financial times", i could go on and on the reviews are an amazing response and we see people not backing away but i want to hear more about the congo >> as everybody knows partners and health and has a very interesting medical school and practice saying on the ground any defect of the earthquake and the level they got to know haiti is i want to write about it what is happening and is the response adequate? cialis uses this as an opportunity to get involved in the issue and talks about people are involved to write about this. not only about the experience but also to give voice of those have not been heard from. >> the photo on the cover is powerful two except the mix of emotions and think of the recovery and its is such a mixture of hope amd despair and understanding everybody is folderol. >> and over here on t

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he didn't die in the congo, police say. right here and the last person to see him, they say, was his business partner, edward chin. >> he was a person of interest in the beginning. but investigators soon learn shin was having financial trouble. they also say he agreed to buy smith's half of the company for $1 million. it didn't happen. >> rather than pay the agreement upon settlement, it is believed that shin murdered smith in their office. >> after a six-hour interrogation, police say shin confessed, although his attorney says he still plan toes plead not guilty to murder. but what about all those e-mails, the ones smith's family had been getting for months? police say shin confessed to writing those, too. >> he went to extremely great lengths to cover up the crime scene and to keep the family and friends believing that chris was ali alive. >> police say he masqueraded as smith to a reporter who he e-mailed repeatedly and asked him to put a more positive spin on his financial troubles. police only have chris's range lover

he didn't die in the congo. likely died right here and the last person to see him was his business partner. >> he was just a person of interest at the beginning. >> reporter: investigators soon learned shin was having financial trouble. they say he was convicted of embezzlement and ordered to pay hundreds of thousands of restitution. he agreed to buy smith's half of the company for $1 million. it didn't happen. >> rather than pay the agreement it is believed that shin murdered smith in their office. >> reporter: after a six-hour interrogation police say shin confessed. although his attorney says he still plans to plead not guilty to murder. but what about all those emails? the one smith's family had been getting for months some of them personal in nature? police say shin confessed to writing those, too. >> he just went to extremely great lengths to cover up the crime scene and keep the family and friends believing that chris was alive. rochl p. >> reporter: police say he even masqueraded as smith to a reporter w

point of view of domestic social strife or civil war in fact and this is the democratic republic of congo where we have for their children parks which i described on the world heritage list and in fact they represent an incredible important also. means of securing by have diversity and play a huge role in the climate change. there even after and i'm talking particularly of the view i'm going to park early to see in the east part of the country where most of the violence and civil war was waged in the now i hope the situation is of course improving and we could be in the pealing for a long time to the government when they say we. i mean the world heritage committee and also me is that the general to the government will take concrete measures and i'll find that he does change very together with the prime minister at the very bottom. we drafted the joint plan for preserving safeguarding of this important than parker gold the concrete measures of doing decreasing violence for. educating some of the warriors who were there participating combat educating them and giving them the feeling that pr