http://www.sbs.com.au/dateline/story/watch/id/600211/n/Russia-s-Hidden-War

All the poor dead innocent people with secret hiding places in their living room floors killed by the vicious Russian army with no just cause, oh the humanity!

The one mistake we make is not shooting the women as they raise the next generation to hate.

That 1st house had a hidden cellar in it, but thats probably just for keeping fresh vegetables...

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And yet no vegetables were found in it with his corpse. Even for Russia storing vegetables under your floor is a bit much to swallow. Even under the communists we had refrigerators, it's not N.Korea. No muji family ever admits they are mujis. Those Ingush cops must all be blowing up themselves.

The guy also drove around the same place 5 times, showing how many cops and security forces are around. All I saw was 1 or 2 BTRs and a couple of traffic cops, I could find more armor around 1 Moscow block. Then they talk to some guy who complained about living in a frigging mansion surrounded by 20 armed guards. You see the same thing with Moscow crime bosses. And in closing they showed that over 1000 people have been killed in the conflict that spanned 7 years and you hear one woman crying that Russia is trying to "exterminate" the population. 1000 over 7 years in a population of half a million during a war is extermination?

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The guy who ran ingushetia.org was gunned down today.

http://www.rnw.nl/english/article/ingushetian-human-rights-activist-gunned-down

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Russia is falling back into the same "Soviet mistake" yet again. Russian cruelty is so unbarable, Russians end it themselves.

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They blew him up with a grenade in a secret cellar that they had for what?

The moment that 'clan leader' started talking about people taking up arms (after some men were murdered for 'no reason') you kind of link the dots and realise that the Muji's are making a better PR job now a days.

Siege of Tobruk - One German POW said: "I cannot understand you Australians. In Poland, France, and Belgium, once the tanks got through the soldiers took it for granted that they were beaten. But you are like demons. The tanks break through and your infantry still keep fighting." Rommel wrote of seeing "a batch of some fifty or sixty Australian prisoners ... marched off close behind usimmensely big and powerful men, who without question represented an elite formation of the British Empire, a fact that was also evident in battle."


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