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| «These were strange terrorists» |
| Written by Ìàðê Ðîçîâñêèé | ||||||||
| ×åòâåðã, 23 Îêòÿáðü 2003 | ||||||||
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http://www.bomond.com/interview/?id=20
Do you believe that it could have been avoided? Certainly. I think that, had there been real explosives there, the risk was unjustifiably great. Let's say that one or another of the terrorists was too scared to connect the wires to set off their explosives, but how about the other forty? The only way to get them to release the hostages was to holdtalks. Unsatisfactory, Mark Grigorevich. The Barayev people demanded the army pull out. We would've done this eventually anyway! It was only necessary to promise that But how can you not see the difference? It's one matter to leave as a matter of course, but a different one entirely to leave when a terrorist demands it. Ah! You're worried about the nation's prestige! Why doesn't it worry about us when a war is going on? A dirty, pointless war, and yet somehow necessary to someone. Why aren't you worried that supporting our nation's prestige is always somehow connected with a crazy, monstrous waste of human lives? Have you seen a nation that could be defended without a risk to life? To hell with such sovereignty and such prestige! Damn them both if we have to pay for them constantly with lives! If your relatives had been there you would've acted exactly the same as I did. I don't know, but now your relatives, thank God, are safe, and yet it's as if you're defending Barayev and those with him anyway. I'm defending? My God. They were terrorists; there is no doubt about that. And further, I'm very thankful to the 'Alpha' troops who carried out the assault… Yes, thankful? That's not the right word — I'm ready to get on my knees before the unknown soldier who carried my Sashka unhurt from the building. Kristina Kurbatova and Arseny Kurilenko were sitting alongside her and they died, but my daughter was saved by a miracle. I have a lot of questions about They even broke some of her fingers at first. It's clear why she really swore at them. I repeat: no one can make them out to be sweet and nice, but who let her in there? Mark Grigorevich! Well, why does one have to see conspiracies everywhere? I was there all three nights and in complete peace I passed the inner barricades, while our photographer got into headquarters and was stunned at this. Well, that means he showed his identification to someone. What ID? He just up and went. No one would let me in, even though I went to offer to switch places with my daughter. «Barayev needed for everyone to see how they killed him» You say 'conspiracy'. Perhaps you believe, as some other people do, that the whole Well no, I don't think so, because such an assumption would require completely different actions from me. This is, after all, not simply intellectual speculation; it would be my responsibility to accuse the authorities of such a sin. But the authorities are guilty in this because they didn't wish to stop the war. Their second sin is that they lied an awful lot about it all. One can't lie about such things! Look for yourself: the assault supposedly started because Barayev started shooting hostages. So where are these executed hostages, these heroes? Why was there no Let's assume, we haven't seen everything… But if they had really made such a threat, then why would the authorities hide this? After all, this is the main, if not the only, reason for the assault! Talk about how Barayev wanted to shoot the hostages started only in the evening of the second day, when Primakov left the DK and couldn't agree to anything. What kind of terrorists were these to change their plans so? No, just looking Barayev in the eye on tape I could tell that this was no ordinary terrorist. This wasn't a murderer, but a Who for some reason wished to receive death accompanied by twelve hundred people, including women and children. Too bad this couldn't have gone on in some uninhabited place, let him cover himself in explosives and blow himself up as a sign of protest against the war! No, as a director I understand what he was thinking. He wanted something completely different. He needed for everyone to see how they killed him. He went to Excuse me, but the whole world treats them this way! Terror is terror… I've already said that this was no ordinary terror. Why lie and say that they treated the spectators in some «The FSB brazenly allows acts of terror» Are you sad that Yes, of course it's a shame. It was a beautiful play, but, perhaps, they could never perform it again in that same building, because people would have continued to be afraid to go there. They'd have continued to be afraid because they knew that it could happen again. What did this act of terror do for But Mark Grigorevich! This spiritual curse is because people aren't ready to fight back, since they value nothing more than their own lives. That they are ready not just to go demonstrate on orders of the terrorists — that's fine, who will reproach them for this? But to justify these demands after the fact? Ah! You want real spiritual resistance, like back during the war. But you after all know very well that this is no real war. It's some kind of a game, one very necessary to someone. A war in which everyone is lying. In which the FSB brazenly allows acts of terror like those in And no one's caught Here I agree with you completely. There can't be heroism in such a war. Then why are we all putting up with this war? After all, one can't exploit the patriotic rhetoric to the end, then the understanding of what 'Motherland' means would lose all value! But the Motherland isn't fighting — she is playing games and entombing her own children. Has Sasha changed after It's like radiation. Like Views: 5642 |
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