Greetings. The show begins tonight in Moscow, the attack by alleged jihadis.

Many detained, the number keeps growing.

One of the numbers said to have been a taxi driver in Moscow and I learned from

a Katarina Salotova who lives in Moscow, she writes for geopolitical futures, that there are many

Taji taxi drivers in Moscow and that there is some pushback,

some discrimination, some bullying going on now.

Moscow is numb, upset. Crocus City is a mall, a shopping

center, a place for people to gather. It has a concert hall which is what was

under attack, but it's a much larger facility to the west of Moscow,

I learned from a catarina.

She was there February 23rd with her friends to attend a rock concert, one of her favorite bands. They go every year at

February 23rd. A very friendly, easy-going place and then mass murder. There's more to learn ISIS claims responsibility, remarks about Ukraine,

remarks about how they were recruited, many remarks.

Gregory Coppley later in the show comments on what we know, but it continues to change and go in different directions.

A low-tech terror incident, terror incident, similar to what we had in the worst of the war on terror back in the

beginning of the century.

And then I turned to Hong Kong and the crushing of Hong Kong.

Mary Kessel joined.

She was many years in Hong Kong for the Wallster Journal editorial page.

Hong Kong is now gone as a city of light, one of the great cities of the globe.

Cities are understood to be the greatest creation of civilization and on purpose willfully the Chinese Communist

Party has crushed Hong Kong. Why is having to do with its internal struggles as the mainland sinks and Hong Kong is dark

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