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Have you read the articles about bomb attack in Russia?
The attack happened in Cherkizovsky market ( which is an Asian-Europe market ). It was said that there are 3 men who planned this bomb attack. All of them are very young( just university students ). They said that they did it just because of nation and religion feud ( hatred ). They planned how to murder yellow people ( colored people ) to protect Slave race.
It's so sick. I mean there are many Vietnamese in that market . WHAT DID THEY DO THAT FOR?.

Because Moscow has turned to concourse of emigrants. They don’t follow to our laws and behave themselves obnoxiously. I don’t share methods of these people, but well understand them.

that place is a real small world in moscow. I have read an arcticle about it - so many interesting facts like some emigrants come there and live all the time without leaving the territory of a market. Frankly speaking I have never been there but walked by hundreds of times - so eerie place

I do expect the most severe and demonstrative trial ever and really hope that those 3 students will get as many years in prison as possible to prevent other perverted youngs from following their example. No racism in my head and no difference who are those attacks are targeted to - all the victims. my regrets and sorrow

oh that's so terrible... Why do the guys do that?

a sort of threatening or "punishment" to anyone that doesn't look like they do... they fed up with the vietnamiese, aizerbidganese, armenean and people from tadgikistan while I'm fed up with that nazi numskulls

Boris "understand them" better ask him... :?

there were several searches in their flats guess what was found? tonns of nazi literature as well. selling anywhere like the ingridiensts of the bomb they did by themselves - ruddy inventors

I have heard that those men come from RONS ( a men-without-hair organization in Russia ).
They're very wicked and sick

a bit more information - it turned out that those guys have participated at least in 8 such cases in Moscow and around the town - they are not innocent student-lambs making bombs for fun and experiments - they are real murderers.

What do you think about their death penalties?
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iwantmore wrote:What do you think about their death penalties?
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Russian Federation has signed moratory for death peanlties long time ago and we do still support this agreement. Life imprisonment for those who want to expand racism and nazism in multinational country.

So, I take it Nerv would get life imprisionment if he is not careful?

danyet wrote:So, I take it Nerv would get life imprisionment if he is not careful?

I doubt that - these guys have to crash the market or kill a hundred before they will be noticed by the police and organisations that are to defend human rights. There are a few who are judged as racists - it's easier to name it "hooliganism" and leave home on probation.
And it doesn't work at all for those who stay nameless when claiming about nationalism ("the highest form of patriotism" ), who surf the net trying to find an explanation for their own brainless mind

Yes well, I was just trying to make a point!

Boris wrote:Because Moscow has turned to concourse of emigrants. They don’t follow to our laws and behave themselves obnoxiously. I don’t share methods of these people, but well understand them.

It's like the States. Before the States was a melting pot, and not it's a salad bowl. Some Caucasians do get unforbearing when the minorities don't try to fit in or take their jobs.

[quote="LennyeTran
Some Caucasians do get unforbearing when the minorities don't try to fit in or take their jobs.[/quote]
It’s not only question of jobs. Everyday we hear about crimes which Caucasian make. And they feel absolute impunity

well, summing up - everyday we hear about the crimes...

... and we can't do anything...

Boris wrote: It’s not only question of jobs. Everyday we hear about crimes which Caucasian make. And they feel absolute impunity

Who feels impunity? :?

Those men?

LennyeTran wrote: Who feels impunity? :?

Emigrants from Caucasus feel full impunity, making crimes. That’s why in Russia so many people who hate emigrants.

hatred is an extremely dangerous feeling - get rid of it, man
In my surrender no one hates emigrants, the attitude differs from indifference and slightly annoyance to realising that it is necessary.
moreover, some criminals are not emigrants at all - lots of them have moved from legal Russian republics.

I have worked with those you call emigrants - guys have moved from dagestan to do any job as there they can't find any proper business to earn money for their families

I hope you've never felt what it is when you can't find money as there is NO way to earn it and you've never seen people dying in front of you and realising that the next target could be you. Suffer common people - from markets who work since 5 o'clock in the morning for you to get your tomatoes for breakfast and children that don't have to be mixed up with all that religious and national hatred.

We are speaking about different people. I mean Armenians, Azerbaijanians and etc.

They nothing grows or fabricates. They engage in resale, buying up "tomatoes" from peasants for pennies and sell is dearer. Nobody can simply come to marketplace and start trading.

If you don’t see how they (Hachi) behave themselves you are blind.

Boris wrote:We are speaking about different people. I mean Armenians, Azerbaijanians and etc.

They nothing grows or fabricates. They engage in resale, buying up "tomatoes" from peasants for pennies and sell is dearer. Nobody can simply come to marketplace and start trading.

If you don’t see how they (Hachi) behave themselves you are blind.

Don't think if I mean someone else! you don't dare to call people names! what you've said in brackets isn't appropriate! have you tried to sell vegetables on market? have you? I know a lot of Armenians and Azerbaijanis who are worth respect. One of them is my beloved English teacher!
If I were Caucasian and you dare call me hach I would be the first to give you a nice slap! I get disgusted with such guys like you. I am more frightened by "proper" Russians like you and Nerv.

Open your eyes. Where do you live? On the moon?
I’m not a skin head. But I not blind. Hachi it’s hachi. Everyone speak this way.

Tora wrote: I would be the first to give you a nice slap!

Try

Boris wrote:Open your eyes. Where do you live? On the moon?
I’m not a skin head. But I not blind. Hachi it’s hachi. Everyone speak this way.

I'm living in the same town with you. Go shopping on the market once in a week, use metro and don't judge people by their nationality, religion or skin colour. if there is a crime then find who's the criminal I don't care if he's a pundit, krishnait or chechenian. these who commit crimes are all criminal their way is straight to prison. And it's twice frightening if a not skin-head (corrupted young minds) speaks this way. you may be an economist, IT engineer, MP or anyone else and inside of you sits a self-conscious nationalist blaming 'hachi' in all Russian troubles.

Boris wrote:

Tora wrote: I would be the first to give you a nice slap!

Try

you are a real master of quoting just what you need to. If you insult me or my family or my native land be sure I won't start crying and run away. "Hach" is the nastiest thing you may say to a Caucasian

Boris wrote:

LennyeTran wrote: Who feels impunity? :?

Emigrants from Caucasus feel full impunity, making crimes. That’s why in Russia so many people who hate emigrants.

With what kinda fact are you making this statement, I may ask? :?

LennyeTran wrote:With what kinda fact are you making this statement, I may ask? :?

For this purpose I should start to translate the Russian criminal chronicle here. Believe me, every day from TV we hear about crimes which make people from Caucasians . How I must react on it?

If you were Caucasian I would ask you what are you doing here. Who do invite you? Go to your motherland and live there under your laws, and if you want to live here, in our ground, you have to follow for our laws.

Tora wrote: And it's twice frightening if a not skin-head (corrupted young minds) speaks this way. you may be an economist, IT engineer, MP or anyone else and inside of you sits a self-conscious nationalist blaming 'hachi' in all Russian troubles.

I never blaming Hachi in all troubles. It’s you fantasy

Boris wrote:

LennyeTran wrote:With what kinda fact are you making this statement, I may ask? :?

For this purpose I should start to translate the Russian criminal chronicle here. Believe me, every day from TV we hear about crimes which make people from Caucasians . How I must react on it?

How must you react on it? Well, stay out of it, that's what I would do. Anyway, from what I know, Russia has a bigger population of Caucasians than other ethnicities. Therefore, I believe you see crimes that are made by Caucasians more because there are just more of them. Isn't it? :?

I think russian government has made these blasts and want to stick it to benladn or maybe to Hamas as Bush pig has done

FFFF wrote:I think russian government has made these blasts and want to stick it to benladn or maybe to Hamas as Bush pig has done

you're seriously mistaken
what you said is a nonsence
it has nothing common with reality
(I guess even Boris-that-argues-with-me will take my side this time)

I think russian government has made these blasts and want to stick it to benladn or maybe to Hamas as Bush pig has done

that's wrong

Tora wrote: (I guess even Boris-that-argues-with-me will take my side this time)

:) I agree with you. The reasons are closer to that I said earlier

I agree too. Who do you think Vladimir Putin is? He's a great leader. He won't do that :x

iwantmore wrote:I agree too. Who do you think Vladimir Putin is? He's a great leader. He won't do that :x

I don’t think that he is great, but I think that he is one of the best leader in all of Russian history. May be he is the most adequate. Such terrorism acts is not in his interests. It’s not at all as 9/11. Such events are not favorable for him.

I didn't know about this, before!