Photo Reuters Someone robs shops in the destroyed part of Manhattan. This is in America. Others try immediately after the tragedy to cash in on currency . This is in Moscow. Still others use the beginning of the world terrorist war in order to acquire political capital, which they could not even dream of without a bombing of New York. This is in the Kremlin.

George Bush on the ruins of the World Trade Center. Photo Reuters A visit to the ruins of the World Trade Center and a conversation with the rescuers made an indelible impression on the president. “The whole world hears you today,” he told them goodbye. “And very soon those who destroyed these houses will hear about us.” People in rude working robes and helmets, raking blockages day and night, responded with a friendly glee.

On September 17 at noon in Khankala, during takeoff from the 104th site, located right next to the Government House, a Mi-8 helicopter with a group of high-ranking generals and officers on board was shot down.

On the approaches to the WTC. Photo by the author On Sunday, Bob Hardman and I went on two SUVs to pick up a sawn oak, which a man in a neighboring village gave us firewood. Bob is among the economically affected by Manhattan cataclysm. Although he bought a house from me and lives 75 miles from the city, he fed that he organized jazz-corses around Manhattan: he took off his walking boat, raised a jazz orkestric and rolled tourists.

Photo AP With the consent of the author and the addressee, we publish letters received by one Moscow journalist from his sister living in New York. September 15 My dear, I can’t get through to you: all lines are busy, and short beeps all the time. We are in order, as you know, physically, but somehow suppressed by the whole story. The towers were clearly visible from us, and it was just at the time when Nyusha and I went to school.

NTV.ru And again about the difference between hactivism and information wars. The theoretical premise is this: Hactivism is not an information war. Putting them in a row means to discredit the idea of ​​hackivism as such. This thesis is not shared by all hacktivists, but it is known that the largest and most famous groups never took part in hysterical mass performances with hacking and DDOS attacks.

This is a story about how we destroyed everything, and then built, built, and finally built. They broke all the vials, tore all the candy wrappers, killed all the cones and broke all the instruments, and then in eighty years everything was back collected as if nothing had happened.

At the American embassy in Moscow on September 11. Photo Reuters "Ah, America is a country where they walk and drink without a snack." Ilf and Petrov, having quoted this kind of poem, registered the ideas of Soviet people on the pre-war pores about the North American United States. Over the next decades, opinions and judgments about the United States have changed many times, but, in principle, remained the same.

At the site of the explosion on the Kashirskoye highway. September 1999. Photo AP Strange things happen to the anniversaries, even if the anniversary is small. You will decide to recall the fifth anniversary of Khasavyurt, as it turns out that this is no longer Hasavyurt, but the two years of the new war. If you want to summarize its results-“Boeing” crashes into the Tower of Twes in New York, and all the anniversaries are on the other side of the time with which things happen even more amazing.

Photo AP Last week, for the first time I saw a CNN correspondent sobbing live. Elizabeth Cohen, in peacetime illuminating the issues of medicine, conducted a report with New York Street, where the relatives of the missing are in an endless line, hoping to make certificates in some office where information about the rescued and corpses flows.