Beslan.
I believe him too. The Russians have been fighting Islamists a long time. They are NOT going to have another school attacked by Islamists like the last one (I’m having a brain freeze; can’t remember the name of the place - a horrendous killing).
But how many people in the US will see ANY of this stuff, from anonymous, from Wikileaks, from Snowden, from ANYBODY except what the corrupt/threatened media will put in front of their faces. 2008 was literally a coup; the media was told they would be annihilated if they reported on the 2 things that would have alerted the public to the fact that a coup was in process: his ineligibility and his Muslim leanings.
I have always thought that a person should abstain from voting in any issue where they have not personally fact-checked what the media reported. I have lived by that standard; I abstain from anything on the ballot that I have not researched. The most dangerous thing to our republic is ignorant voters. Yet that is exactly what the coup of 2008 instituted. What stands in the way of that evil plan is the internet - which Obama has attacked, calling alternative news/reports unbelievable, living in an alternate reality. It is an alternate to his propaganda-based fantasy world.
Last night my brother-in-law said this election is about whether there are enough voters in the US who are interested in truth. If not, America dies.
And it may well be Russia that euthanizes us, if we don’t have the sense to choose life.
Beslan.
From AP via FoxNews.com...
Last Living Beslan School Attacker Sentenced to Life in Prison
May 28, 2006
VLADIKAVKAZ, Russia - AP
A southern Russian court on Friday sentenced the sole surviving Beslan school attacker to life in prison, capping a yearlong trial that survivors and victims' relatives say has left the most essential questions about the tragedy unanswered.
They demand to know just who bore the most responsibility: Nur-Pashi Kulayev and his 31 fellow militants, or the officials whose negligence or even alleged complicity allowed them to seize hundreds of children and parents on the first day of school in September 2004.
Countrywatch: Russia
"I did not go to court to become convinced of Kulayev's guilt, but to reconstruct all the circumstances of the terrorist attack and find the truth," said Aneta Gadiyeva, whose daughter was killed. "But I did not learn anything new and did not get any answers." ..."