The real focus is economics, and the question of how the West can help transform Soviet society.

"If the West won't help us, it doesn't make any difference," he said.

West wasn't helping a bit now, standing back and watching, making Brazil do the dirty work.

And he added, when asked, that the West should help.

His job was to photograph the West to help attract settlers.

But the West, and particularly the Jewish world, should help.

This is a humanitarian, not a political issue, and the West should help too.

What happens, when the West no longer helps feed Africa?

The seven leaders will consider whether the West can help the Soviet transformation.

The West can't help him, that's another effect of this bombing.