And then about a decade ago, there's this tremendous heat wave and drought — fingerprints all over that show, yes, this is in fact related to the changing climate — has put another three quarters of a million farmers into those same cities. Why? Because they had nothing. They had dust. They had dirt. They had nothing. So now they're in the cities, the Iraqis are in the cities, it's Assad, it's not like he's taking care of his people, and all of a sudden we have just this huge issue here of massive instability and a breeding ground for extremism.
No tenían nada, solo tierra y arena. Así que ahora ellos están en las ciudades, los iraquíes están en las ciudades, este es Assad, no es que le importe mucho su gente, y de repente, nos vemos enfrentados a este gran problema de inestabilidad general dando pie a que surja el extremismo.