"Revenge is inevitable"
Chechen Republic, a small Caucasian country, the thorn in the foot big Russia is once again reminded the world public for his ordeal. Bombing at Moscow airport 24th January is again, at least briefly, dropped the world's media to view the problem with these small people in the south of Russia.
Since 2001. until today, the world's media to us almost daily basis news and comments related to the Islamic nations that threaten world peace, and in fact, all along trying to find some good reason for all these invasions, the destruction of government instability, human rights violations in the turbulent Middle East region and the Caucasus. The rush of media uniformity us easy trick that is the story with Chechnya just a slight deviation of the known cases in the region. However, this conclusion is largely incorrect.
Chechnya and its people experience a much longer lasting and cruel terror of its large northern neighbor, and Russia, with Putin at the helm, only continues a bloody policy that does little to change the last few centuries.
Back in 1863rd Tolstoy publishes his book "The Cossacks" which mentions the Russian conflict with the Chechens, but the history of the conflict goes back farther than that. About 200 years the Russian Empire started in the colonial expansion to the south, little caring for the people who live in those areas. In the period from 1859th until today, Chechnya, despite the constant efforts and uprisings, experienced only a brief period of independence since 1918. until 1920. year. Period communist terror after the 1920th year was extremely cruel, but if it comes to recent history will not find much brighter examples. Where Stalin went to mass deportations of Chechens and expelling people from their homes, modern Russia, headed by the "macho" Putin continued through the devastating bombing, destruction of cities, arresting men.
A few weeks after the collapse of the Soviet Union national convention of all Chechens came to Moscow with a legitimate claim for secession from Russia. The answer was an invasion. In the last two decades of suffering in this small space are guided by the two wars, killed many civilians, and the capital of Grozny was razed to the ground. "Stability" was brought Ramzan Kadyrov, the current president Chechenya, a Russian puppet, and the worst of the worst on the list of world dictators.
The question is where is the time for independence interwoven with militant Islam as we hear from the mouth Doku Umar, the Islamic leaders who took responsibility for the January attack on a Moscow airport. In as much as unpopular to say in any case, those others are wrong. In this second case, they are Russians and their policies, with the support of the "axis of freedom" the United States and Great Britain. Chechen movement for independence from the outset, despite the fact that 94% of Chechen Muslims, was a secular movement which had its base in civil society. Russian oppression has destroyed all traces of the Chechen intelligentsia and civil society, and create fertile ground for the birth and the import of militant extremists.
George W. Bush and Tony Blair in the last ten years were the strongest advocates of such a Russian policy. Unthinkingly condemning every move as a move Chechen terrorists associated with Al-Qaeda and their fanatical vision, freed the hands of Putin even more tightening noose around his neck, but half dead Chechen.
In this characteristic combination of terror and anarchy which is no end in sight people are turning currently the only organized resistance movement, the Islamic fighters. Funded by the fundamentalists from Saudi Arabia and other Arab countries, Islamic extremists in the region, many are willing to engage in the fight against the cruel enemy.
"Revenge is inevitable" are the words that the Russian Prime Minister Putin commented on the attack on a Moscow airport, preparing a new round of violence and extremism. Perhaps the approach with less violence and more desire for dialogue could use a lot more "great" and "small" people. Thus Russia leads to the infamous rankings as the country with the most terrorist attacks in the last ten years (not including war zones in Afghanistan, Iraq and Pakistan), and it can be attributed to a leadership role in creating terrorists in the Caucasus region. We can say that Russia is doing today, two of the crimes against humanity: a people oppressed for 200 years, and creates a new focal point of global terrorism, and with much greater success than Osama bin Laden could ever do.
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