WHO STOLE MY SHAVING CREAM AND RAZOR?COME ON NOW, I'M FRUSTRATED ENOUGH AS IT IS, THIS IS SERIOUS....RETURN IT AND I WON'T ASK ANY QUESTIONS

seemed to me that dimitri was being restrained
when the gross pig came calling this week.
it could have been like a few weeks ago, again,
but it wasn't. no thanks to the gross pig. or
_you_, for that matter.

in fact i wanted to drop him a line here and say
"comrade, if the gross pig is going to say such
things about your mother, then here, the first
brick is on me".

=koff=
-_-

When you imagine yourself a father getting, at an interval of several months, your son's two small cut off fingers... When you imagine yourself as a thirteen-year-old boy lying hunched up in the dark for weeks, in expectation of yet another dose of sharp pain, you cannot help feeling terrified. You cannot help getting enraged at your own helplessness, at your impotency, at the impossibility of taking vengeance...


When you see the haughty Chechen Barayev recommending taking Jews hostage, as this will, above all, prove that the freedom-loving Chechen nation by no means indulges those "nasty Jews" and, most importantly, will bring in multimillion dollar profits, you feel like sending to hell internationalism, humanism and the norms of legal procedure and publicly executing this bastard and the likes of him - on the central square of Grozny, Penza, or Tel Aviv - without any trial, immediately upon capture.


You now forget about the sufferings of [Radio Liberty correspondent Andrei] Babitsky with his psoriasis, who was swapped by Chechens for two HOSTAGES. You start thinking about the HOSTAGES and the houses in Chechnya designed specifically for holding them. These are built not in some out-of-the-way places up in the mountains, but in densely populated cities - Grozny, Gudermes, etc. Large Caucasian families – old people, women and children - inhabit blocks knowing perfectly well why their men build such prisons and then spend months next door with chained prisoners, who suffer from inhuman physical and moral abuse, while they wait calmly for their heroic father, husband, brother or uncle to sell a human commodity at a profit and buy a new sedan with the receipts. The many relatives, who may in their heart oppose the business, know about the prisoners as well, as the neighboãrs, the elders - all of them.


I wonder how many times, if at all, CNN has shown a feature about the Israeli boy released from captivity in Penza, whether U.S. Congress has discussed the incident, if the OSCE has in any way reacted to it, and if Radio Liberty has paid any attention to the story (I'm afraid the Babitsky tragedy won't let them be distracted by "trifles"). It will be remembered that a story concerning a girl hostage ended with U.S. authorities denying her a visa, thereby preventing her from receiving treatment in the States, which, surprisingly, aroused no indignation from local human rights media groups.


Not all the Chechens are guilty of the savage and barbarian practice of kidnapping people, treating them like livestock, cutting their throats and chopping off their fingers, of course. But some of them definitely are. And these inhuman monsters should by no means get away with it. Negotiations with those involved in "slave trade" are out of the question: this would be both immoral and ineffective.


The Western public is being fed lopsided information: "The freedom-loving Chechen people suffer from senseless, inadequate aggression by the huge and cruel Russia."


The seizure of hospitals, the destruction of apartment buildings, and the invasion of Daghestan have all failed to convince them that all is not the way they imagine it to be. Maybe, the Israeli boy will manage to do this?!

I want to remind you that a terrorist army of at least 26,000 stood up against the federal forces at the beginning of the operation. Mercenaries - at least 5,000 men specially trained for terrorist and combat operations in the given terrain - constituted the backbone of that terrorist army. It was in view of that fact that we decided to use regular troops. Recall the progress of the counter-terrorist operation. A large part of settlements were liberated with the active assistance of the local population and with minimum material damage. Special operations carried out by special units are the main mode of operation today. The creation of any additional police units is not a new idea, but we will have to do this eventually http://www.infocentre.ru/eng_user/index.cfm?page=2&date=2000-06-10&startrow=1&msg_id=14555 THIS IS FOR YOU IDIOTS THAT WERE SAYING IT WAS ONLY A COUPLE OF THOUSAND FIGHTERS.

Several dead as Chechen civilians, Russian troops clash

GUDERMES, Russia (AFP) - - Several people were killed Saturday in clashes between Chechen civilians and Russian soldiers in Shali, Russian authorities said here.
The deaths occurred when Russian forces tried to break up a protest in Shali, 25 kilometers (15 miles) southeast of the Chechen capital, Grozny.

The civilians -- some of them armed -- took to the streets to demonstrate against an incident Friday in which a man was run over by a Russian army armored vehicle, the local Federal Security Service (ex-KGB) office said.

The man was killed and a young woman was critically injured.

>> WHO STOLE MY SHAVING CREAM AND RAZOR?COME ON NOW, I'M FRUSTRATED ENOUGH AS IT IS, THIS IS SERIOUS....RETURN IT AND I WON'T ASK ANY QUESTIONS

Dear Mary, with so many Russkis around, it is not difficult to guess who snatched your shaving cream. The other day I heard that Russki even were stealing garbage bins...

Bwa-HA-ha to the last post. Anyway, I don't know who I like to laugh at more, Belly Dancing DUMBfucked Turka or Lard-Breath Balalaika.

Mask,

"Ex allies were free to choose Israel, Canada or France. Or Lebanon. And that's not the point either."

You are right. SOME were able to choose, but many were not! This was very well documented.

Gonzo,

"I tend to think of it as a pull-out more than a retreat. Did Isreal leave operation tanks behind."

Yes they did!

"If so I doubt we are talking the Top of the line (best tank in the world) M1-A1s probably the older Vietnam era M-60."

Agreed but we are not talking about tank warfare here.

Occupants of a house just hit by a Vietnam Era Tank will hardly be able to tell the difference between it and a shell comming from a top of the range tank.

Leaving behind any type of military equipment to your enemy cannot, by any means possible, be considered a good thing!

Or maybe on this board it can... Who knows. LOL...

BTW,

Mr. ASSAD HAS JUST LEFT US TO MEET HIS MAKER! GOOD LUCK TO HIM.