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| Slaves of vengeance |
| Written by "Íîâàÿ ãàçåòà" | ||||||||
| ×åòâåðã, 06 Äåêàáðü 2007 | ||||||||
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By covering up the causes of the tragedy, the state turns a victim into an executioner  Susanna Dudiyeva brought this letter to the editorial desk. It is about revenge. How is the Kaloyev case connected with the Beslan tragedy? Perhaps the connection is in the consequences that may or may not occur, and the question about the conditions under which a primitive lust for revenge grows within a man. Read Dudiyeva’s letter, she writes about this, and our readers on the Internet have also discussed it frankly.The release of V. Kaloyev (ed: the Ossetian native who traveled to Switzerland in 2004 to kill the air traffic controller he felt was responsible for the He is no hero, but neither is he a killer. He was a reluctant avenger. He was unable to slavishly drive away his feeling of injustice, a feeling caused by the reluctance of the Swiss authorities to get to the bottom of the tragedy, and name the guilty. Had the Swiss authorities investigated the tragedy over Lake Constance, then P. Nielsen would still be alive and his children would not have been orphaned, and V. Kaloyev would not have become a righteous killer. We believe that the V. Kaloyev is called a hero, not because he killed Nielsen, but because though his act he brought to light the indifference of the authorities, and forced the organs of justice to get to work. It is very unfortunate that the Swiss public prosecutor found the parties guilty of the tragedy only after the murder. This is something that an absolute majority of Russians can understand, and that is why they call V. Kaloyev a victim, an avenger, a proud Highlander, a real man, and so forth. We do not condone the killing of Nielsen, but we do condemn those who drove Kaloyev to take this step, those who pushed him to commit a lynching. We are absolutely convinced that the dead in Lake Constance were the victims of the negligence of Skyguide Airlines, while P. Nielsen, his family, and V. Kaloyev were the victims of a lawlessness public prosecutor. We sincerely sympathize with the grief of the victims of the crash in the skies over Lake Constance, but we must point out to the Russian authorities that no tragedy is even comparable to the scale of the death, and errors and omissions on the part of public officials, that occurred during the Beslan tragedy. Just like V. Kaloyev, we too cannot get at the truth about the Beslan tragedy and those responsible for it, even though these facts have long been known. The causes of the hostage crisis in the school in Beslan were omissions, negligence, lies, and fraud on the part of the anti-terrorism commission chaired by former President of the Ossetian Republic Dzasokhov and his deputy Interior Minister Dzantiyev, and the head of the Ossetian directorate of the FSB A. Andreyev. They knew about an impending terrorist attack using a Budennovsk-like scenario (ed: the terrorist capture of a maternity hospital and the The deaths of the hostages in Grammar school No. 1 were caused by lies about the number of hostages, lies about the absence of terrorist demands and their unwillingness to negotiate, and cowardice and refusal to negotiate on the part of the authorities. Beslan showed that the presidents of Ossetia and Russia, and many generals and officials, were incompetent in emergency situations. It also showed just how vain and mediocre the (hostage rescue) operations headquarters (OHQ) was in its ‘activity’. Torshin called it right: a mess. Not only were the leaders and staff of the OHQ clueless about how to rescue the hostages, they took measures that threatened the hostages’ lives and health. The OHQ had 52 hours to make decisions and commit to action, but can one say that their only correct decisions were in refusing to negotiate and firing upon a crowded school with flamethrowers, grenade launchers, and tanks? 116 hostages were burned to death in the school gym. The OHQ leadership and the Prosecutor General's Office blame this on the fact that firefighters were insufficiently equipped and therefore did not start extinguishing the fire for 2 hours and 20 minutes afterwards. General Dzgoyev excuses himself by stating that he lacked permission from the headquarters to do anything about the fire. As you can see, what specifically caused the deaths of hundreds of people is clear, and it is obvious who is guilty of this. The government, however, does not want to name them. For three years we have not been able to break through a barrier of lies and hypocrisy that was built up by Shepelev and Kolesnikov from the Prosecutor General's Office, and maintained by the current leadership of that office. We are not the only people who need the truth about the Beslan tragedy, however. The survivors of those killed in the tragedy over Lake Constance need it. The victims of Budennovsk, Only those who are worried about their plush government jobs, and those who merely pretend to fight terrorism, and are unwilling to bear any moral or criminal responsibility, they do not need it. It is not needed by hundreds of other This here is bureaucratic solidarity, and it determines the sad and biased outcome of the Beslan case. If representatives from the Prosecutor General’s Office believe that the Beslan case may be dismissed without determining those who were responsible, and if someone has the impression that we, the victims, will accept any old way of closing the case, then they are sadly mistaken. The Prosecutor General’s Office should remember that there are many men in South Ossetia who will never, and for the sake of no one, trade their loved ones’ deaths, and their honor, for a primitive lie in the interests of known corrupt officials. We admire the courage of V. Kaloyev, and it is with great effort that we have restrained our men from such emotional action. They clench their teeth, waiting for the completion of the investigation. They are waiting, not because they believe in the investigation, but by virtue of their But who can predict what turn the events will occur when the Beslan case is closed and sent to the archives? I cannot. (Reaction to Susanna Dudiyeva's letter): motek My first reaction after reading it: the letter is a cry of despair. In this cry I hear blackmail and threats, but I clearly understand that this is from unbearable grief and despair, spread out over a long period. Postoronnim V Kaloyev’s crime — even if for understandable reasons — was used for the aggrandizement of some media and the ‘Nashists’ (ed: slang for members of the Nasha Rossiya political movement). But it does not justify the authorities digging its own grave, or at least a grave for some of its representatives. Right now you can put together a bomb out of almost nothing, taking advantage of numerous reference books on the Internet. The idea of the article is clear, and dangerous, if someone were to take advantage of its hidden advice and use it not against the government, but against others. I remember not too long ago there was a young man who read a lot of crazy stuff and heard a lot of advice from his senior colleagues and went into a synagogue and starting stabbing people left and right. Gruzz I think that Putin is personally responsible for the Beslan tragedy because he was the one who made the decision (not) to negotiate, and fire grenade launchers (Savelyev’s report in 'Novaya Gazeta'). It was a A special thanks to ‘Mothers of Beslan’ for the memory of their children and their fight for truth. Bro “We admire the courage V. Kaloyev…” Excuse me, what courage? Killing an unarmed man with a knife? How are they related — the plane crash and the seizure of children? What is the point of this article, a veiled threat to Putin? Nielsen is Putin and Kaloyev is the ‘Mothers’? I’m personally disappointed. Quite. LusiY This letter is a cry in the wilderness. No one will respond. No one will help. Indeed, the real Russian president noted the merit of refusing to negotiate, and in Russia no one has jurisdiction over the real authorities. Slavia But I heard no blackmail, no threats. Just a warning about the consequences, which neither you nor I, nor Susanna, would be able to influence. rvs41 They write about precautionary notes in the letter from Beslan. It’s true they are there. And it seems to me that this Party and its leader and its functionaries won’t be able to serve out its new term in Parliament or the Senate in peace. Here! They’re already WARNING… Louhi Well, people who lost children and brothers ALREADY came to No one, however, dares justify terrorism. Why, then, do they justify this killer, who in premeditation brought with him a knife and with particular cruelty inflicted 17 stab wounds in his victim, why is he justified and glorified as a righteous avenger in unison with the central government and its ‘Nashist’ mouthpieces? Yes, they even say that he was needed in Beslan as well, or more precisely, after it. Why? So that he can stab children someplace else? Views: 8559 |
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