https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-april-25-2000/ Disaster Message Service Discussion Board en-US Sun, 17 May 2026 06:01:22 +0000 wpForo 60 https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-april-25-2000/paged/10/#post-23579 Tue, 25 Apr 2000 22:28:00 +0000 Second Chechen War gonzo https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-april-25-2000/paged/10/#post-23579 https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-april-25-2000/paged/10/#post-23578 Tue, 25 Apr 2000 22:26:00 +0000 you know exactly how Jake is going to reply: "this has nothing to do with you...blah-blah-blah" he is ••••••• b-o-r-i-n-g, you know..


On that note I am going off line.


Oh yea, All American - I expect to hear your sorano-voice t-a-m-a-r-o(how's my spelling), here for some more beating. Loser. And biatch.]]> Second Chechen War dimitri https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-april-25-2000/paged/10/#post-23578 https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-april-25-2000/paged/10/#post-23577 Tue, 25 Apr 2000 22:25:00 +0000
www.history.enjoy.ru/outlines/t34_62.gif]]> Second Chechen War betterthanyou https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-april-25-2000/paged/10/#post-23577 https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-april-25-2000/paged/10/#post-23576 Tue, 25 Apr 2000 22:20:00 +0000 rebel spokesman Abu Ahmad said in a radio interview here.
"We decided to kill them because the group did not see any positive response
from the government," he said.
Ahmad said those who were beheaded were school teachers who were former soldiers
and that their decapitation was carried out at 3:20 p.m.at their jungle camp in
Basilan.
The Abu Sayyaf was holding 29 teachers, students and a Roman Catholic priest --
all Filipinos -

..."WE DO NOT KILL WOMEN. WE WILL JUST ENSLAVE THEM," he (Abu Ahmad)said.


http://sg.dailynews.yahoo.com/headlines/asia/article.html?s=singapore/headlines/000419/asia/afp/Military_ready_assault_after_Muslim_militants__behead__hostages.html]]> Second Chechen War fredledingue https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-april-25-2000/paged/10/#post-23576 https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-april-25-2000/paged/10/#post-23575 Tue, 25 Apr 2000 22:19:00 +0000 Second Chechen War gonzo https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-april-25-2000/paged/10/#post-23575 https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-april-25-2000/paged/10/#post-23574 Tue, 25 Apr 2000 22:13:00 +0000 Second Chechen War gonzo https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-april-25-2000/paged/10/#post-23574 https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-april-25-2000/paged/10/#post-23573 Tue, 25 Apr 2000 22:12:00 +0000 we are impressed with your tough act. I guess in your eyes you are a real man hiding behind your keyboard. Jake was that really a picture of you holding that sword. Dude when I looked up puss in the dictionary (or was that candy-ass)I found the exact same picture, what a coincidence. Can I please, please, please give you my address? I bet you were beat up everyday on the playground for being such a dork, weren't you, come on man, I mean boy, fess up?]]> Second Chechen War betterthanyou https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-april-25-2000/paged/10/#post-23573 https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-april-25-2000/paged/10/#post-23572 Tue, 25 Apr 2000 22:05:00 +0000 if you're interested..the second most important battle after Stalingrad and the GREATEST Tank battle EVER was the battle of Kursk..check it out:
http://dspace.dial.pipex.com/town/avenue/vy75/]]> Second Chechen War dimitri https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-april-25-2000/paged/10/#post-23572 https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-april-25-2000/paged/10/#post-23571 Tue, 25 Apr 2000 22:01:00 +0000
Julian Borger in Miami
Tuesday April 25, 2000
The Guardian

The United States was thrown on to the defensive as the UN nuclear disarmament talks began yesterday by allegations that it had installed a new anti-missile radar in northern Norway, a few miles from the Russian border.

Moscow has denounced the installation, believed to be the world's most advanced tracking and imaging radar, as a covert step towards the controversial US plan to develop a shield against incoming missiles, and therefore a potential breach of the 1972 anti-ballistic-missile (ABM) treaty.

"Everyone should be aware that the collapse of the ABM treaty would have a destructive domino effect for the existing system of disarmament agreements," the Russian foreign minister, Igor Ivanov, argued in yesterday's New York Times. "We would be back in an era of suspicion and confrontation."

The Norwegian government said the radar, in the border village of Vardo, was designed to keep an eye on potentially dangerous space debris, but that explanation was derided as implausible by several independent scientists.

The revelations emerged as talks began at the conference on the 1968 nuclear non-proliferation treaty (NPT) at the UN's New York headquarters, and US-Russian talks on a new disarmament treaty, Start III, entered their second week in Geneva.

The US and the Russia have both been under fire from disarmament watchdogs for negotiating in bad faith. Both have opted to stockpile and upgrade - rather than destroy - the warheads they have removed from missile silos.

The Vardo radar could have an even more damaging impact on the already precarious east-west nuclear balance. It was built in 1995 and moved to Norway in 1998, according to the latest issue of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, a US journal which monitors nuclear proliferation issues.

When a Norwegian journalist, Inge Sellevag, asked the Norwegian government the purpose of the new installation, he was told it was to be used by Nasa to monitor "space junk". But Nasa knew nothing about Vardo. John Pike, director of the Space Policy Project at the Federation of American Scientists, said yesterday: "One of the standard parts of creating a cover story for an intelligence operation is that the story is plausible and this cover story was not.

"This is a type of radar that was developed as part of the national missile defence network, and I assume the reason they put it up there is to monitor Russian missile-testing."

The proposed NMD system is a successor to Ronald Reagan's Star Wars scheme. It is intended to create a nuclear umbrella over the US by coordinating an array of satellites, radars and missiles which would track and intercept any incoming missiles. Such a system is banned by the ABM treaty.

Tests on NMD technology are still under way and President Clinton has yet to give the system a green light, but the Vardo radar - along with the proposed upgrading of the early-warning radars at Fylingsdales in Yorkshire and Thule in Greenland - suggest that the Pentagon is already committed to the strategy.

Critics of the system believe the placing of the radars con firms that its main target is Russia, not rogue states like Iran, Iraq and North Korea as US officials have assured their counterparts in Moscow.

The Ministry of Defence's claim that the Fylingsdales radar was aimed at monitoring North Korea were dismissed by Mr Pike, who said: "Last time I checked England was on the other side of planet from North Korea. It might be a good place to hide from North Korea but not to watch it."

Meanwhile, US plans to upgrade its nuclear stockpile and develop "new nuclear options for emergent threats" were revealed in energy department documents made available to a court after a legal challenge by disarmament and environmental groups.

Greg Mello, director of one of the groups, the Los Alamos Study Group, said they revealed "a shocking disregard for US commitments, especially those enshrined in the NPT, to end the nuclear arms race."

"It's imperative that these plans be stopped. If we don't abide by the treaties we've signed, how can we get other countries to do so," he said.]]> Second Chechen War igor https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-april-25-2000/paged/10/#post-23571 https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-april-25-2000/paged/10/#post-23570 Tue, 25 Apr 2000 21:59:00 +0000 Second Chechen War dimitri https://www.viexpo.com/second-chechen-war/archive-through-april-25-2000/paged/10/#post-23570