soon secor of was elected to the supreme council as a delegate from the academy of sciences was in june one thousand nine hundred nine sacral found himself at the center of a scandal that flared up in the first days of the session he had condemned the situation concerning the soviet troops in afghanistan it is not up on the war in afghanistan as a crime. by the great drawing in itself. and it's not clear who should be held responsible for this break drawing by the country . his statements were judged offensive on the offices who had foreseen that war themselves one of the satirist main opponents his name just said a gay children a peacekeeper a former paratrooper who lost both his legs in the war. we're very shocked by the provocative behavior of the strain assigned. today sergey lives in kiev and is head of the ukrainian war veterans group he still believes that secor of was to go above and trusting people who provided him with information including that on the situation in afghanistan. generally speaking apart from being a great physicist who the sucker of was a very sincere and naive

residential areas and back streets and courtyards our fliers he said the truth and the british secor of himself was saying and exposed the lives that the soviet press started to publish about him. it was recorded or. gradually human rights and privacy became sacrosanct main occupation to a large extent this helped him overcome the grief caused by the death of his first wife who had succumbed to cancer. a few years later sucker of met gillan and pointed at a distant call trial. lawyer is an outstanding woman with a strong character and she had a serious influence over andrei so her of as you know he was very open and you can feel there is wife's actions did influence his behavior. in the one nine hundred eighty s. prominent soviet artists are gay baucher of volunteered to paint sacral support trait however the work remains unfinished he found the relationship in the center of family so intriguing that he wanted to include yelena bonner because of her great influence over husband. but as we talk with dr sokoloff i counted seven slaps on a gave him she did every time she didn't light. s

when andre secor of was in exile we did our best to preserve his office your rule nobody took his place at the table you sign bearing his name was still hung on the door of the study there was a trash can in a side of the door and we separated by the wall at the side where you. know official soviet establishment supposed to enforce the law has taken responsibility for the fact of my deportation it is only up to a court to establish either someone's innocence or to determine the measure of punishment and a term of imprisonment for my case is glaring unlawfulness. meanwhile in gold key all of sacrifice and bonus potential contacts were under k.g.b. surveillance. when the academic arrived in the city even the manager of the local pharmacy was specially instructed by the k.g.b. on how to behave should sack of suddenly show up the state security officer approached me shoot his id card and instructed me as to how i was to serve sucker of you only i was warned if he happens to ask permission to make a phone call i was to tell him the didn't. in one thousand nine hundred eighty resilient and gr

today surrogate lives in kiev and is head of the ukrainian war veterans group he still believes that secorof was to go a vote in trusting people who provided him with information including that on the situation in afghanistan. generally speaking apart from being a great physicist group the sufferer of was a very sincere and naive person he was easily deceived and believed everything he heard he was. counting his statements in a harsh manner i think he was simply to see for the people who surrounded in those which was a political course of the young surrogates pressed a populist standpoint among soviets in relation to the conflict in afghanistan those who supported secularist point of view were an absolute minority in the session for the debate so broadcast live across the country allowing the public to decide as a result sacral started to receive letters once again just like in the old days this time however alexis had a much different tone to those that previously filled his mailbox during his dorky exile. dear dr sucker oh please accept my deepest apologies for the so called publisher mi

in one thousand nine hundred eighty three secor of managed to leak to the west a new work to be published then in response the soviet leadership started afresh pounds of open persecution one of the central u.s.s.r. newspapers published an article composed by four soviet academics who choose sachar off. against the soviet union mr sattar of if once you have the right to be called a comrade when the working class can no longer call you so the soviet workmen deplore your miserable attempts to tarnish the soviet reality and can damn your outspoken crabtree. these abusive letters are actually very diverse but they have a similar structure order with those of i didn't paragraphs of their contents that it was all staged they picked people of various ends of the soviet union and told them write sacrifice write this and don't mention. meanwhile support for the exiled academic was growing in the west the square in front of the soviet embassy in washington source so many demonstrations it was named secular of plaza having heard the word washington. new york and decided to follow. what steps the russ

dissidents used to typewrite secor all they covertly posted them on the streets k.g.b. agents were in a permanent lookout for them this battle against the grassroots movement raged for many years who thought it would only be women flyers and way posted. in residential areas and back streets and courtyards our fliers who said the truth and sacrifice himself was saying and expose the lies. that the soviet press started to publish about. it a little. gradually human rights and fantasy became sacral smain occupation to launch extent this helped him overcome the grief caused by the death of his first wife succumbed to cancer. a few years later sacro of men. at a distant court trial. lawyer is an outstanding woman with a strong character and she had a serious influence over andresen her of as you know he was very open and you can feel that his wife's actions did influence his behavior. in the one nine hundred eighty s. prominent soviet artists said gay baucher of volunteered to paint sacral support trait however the work remained unfinished he found the relationship in the ce

then we improve energy efficiency in the chinese building secor. let's strengthen our economic opponents with money we borrowed from them. in fact, the t.o.e. announced a $25 million project over the next five years to support the u.s.-india joint clean energy research and development center. why isn't it a u.s. research and development cent her why are we spending hard-earned, hard-borrowed daughters overseas? even more programs, one to promote energy efficiency in indian software companies. unbelievable. why promote -- why aren't we promoting nrnl efficiency in american companies? partnering with kazakhstan to increase their vehicle efficiency productive iity. i like the automobile business, why don't we work on it here. energy centers in peru and costa rica. windmills in mexico. we're building windmills in mexico. renewable energy strategy developed in the caribbean and windmills in the dominican republic. ladies and gentlemen, i've gone throughout my district. they are begging for us to cut the deficit. the president promised he would go line b

what secor am i talking about? the financial sector. they have not suffered a bit. in fact, they have made quite a bit on this. >> certainly have. >> you look at that and say, why do we still genuflect at the altar of free trade when the data and facts are in, well, you've got a huge sector with a lot of influence in congress that likes things like they are. they are doing quite well, thank you, in the financial sector. and that's what's happened, i think, in our society, in a broader perspective. we have moved from manufacturing to being a financial based economy. read kevin phillips' book "wealth and democracy," it came out about 10 years ago, he lays it all out, how we moved from making things in this country to just spinning a lot of money around. >> indeed. and the underlying balance of power if you will, between labor and capital, which has been at equilibrium for a long time is changing, which is why it's only a shadow of its former self. capital goes anywhere it pleases, labor can't. you have an unequal amount. >> if i could take some of the recommendations