She could only die with both of them — or save one of them and herself.
Posted on 09/05/2004 11:43:14 PM PDT by LifeTrek
They Must March Against - Not For!
4RWW When Alan began to cry from hunger, Dzandarova was allowed to join several other mothers in an adjacent room, which had its own water and was several degrees cooler.You read this and wonder where that outcry is. As a student of History I am telling you that just as the French thought they would be immune by opposing the US at every turn the Muslim community in America and around the world is running a huge risk by not coming out and demonstrating against this bastardization of their culture - and I mean MARCHING IN THE STREETS AGAINST THIS TYPE OF INHUMAN BEHAVIOR! When the backlash happens, I don't know when that will be, one more school, one more bus, one more pregnant mother and her children murdered, it will not be pretty and the screams of racism will fall on a deaf planet!After a former local political leader visited the school Thursday, the women in the adjacent room were told there was "good news": They would be released.
"They said, 'Pack your things quickly, and take your babies with you,' " Dzandarova said.
Shortly after, she learned that she would have to choose between taking her son or her daughter.
Dzandarova had both Alan and Alana with her and made a snap decision to pass Alana to her 16-year-old sister-in-law. But the guerrillas saw through the ruse and refused to allow her to take the older child.
"Alana was clinging to me and holding my hand firmly. But they separated us, and said: 'You go with the boy. Your sister can stay here with her.' I cried. I begged them. Alana cried. The women around us wept. One of the Chechens said: 'If you don't go now, you don't go at all. You stay here with your children … and we will shoot all of you.' "
She couldn't save both of them. She could only die with both of them — or save one of them and herself.
"I didn't have time to think what I was doing," she said. "I pressed Alan even stronger to myself, and I went out, and I heard all the time how my daughter was crying and calling for me behind my back. I thought my heart would break into pieces there and then."
Gitmo, Abu Grahib, and the internment in WWII of some Japanese will appear tame compared to what will happen when the world reaches it's breaking point.
From the rest of the 4RWW post: These scum sucking parasites SHOT CHILDREN IN THE BACK! Kill them. Kill them all. Find every terrorist training camp and bomb it flat. Find every person who supports terrorists and kill them all. Kill the entire family. Salt the earth where they live. Find anyone who gives money to terrorism and kill them. Find anyone harboring terrorists and kill them. Kill them all. Find villages who help terrorists and bomb it until nothing lives. Hunt them down and kill them. Find their families and kill them as well. Destroy anything and everything that the terrorists use. Napalm their villages, salt the earth, and plow it under. Leave nothing standing, nothing remaining. Find where their parents live and kill them as well. I want to inflict more pain and suffering on these oxygen thiefs than anyone ever thought possible. I would gladly find the person who ordered this mass murder and cut their throat. I would reach into their neck and yank their tongue out with my bare hands, and laugh while they drowned to death in their own blood. These people are not human, they are parasites feeding on humanity and destroying it in the process. Kill. Them. All.THE TORTURE OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN!!!!!
Can you blame them?
Update - See the Michelle Malkin posting regarding the brainwashing of toddler terrorists! DKK
Tears in my eyes *BUMP*! for your post.
Doug, do you see how much that pic looks like a Renaissance Madonna & Child painting or sculpture? It's partly her hand gesture, and also the position of the baby. Stunning.
The GOOD news is that her daughter was found yesterday...ALIVE! Injured and burned, but alive!!
God bless your blessed insight, Judy ! Yes, it does remind me of the Madonna with the infant Jesus from a Renaissance masterwork. You opened my eyes this morning . . . Thank you! Hope you are still painting. I have a good friend in Long Beach who is a very gifted painter. I plan to visit him in the next few months because he been suffering very serious health problems. Please take care.
Thank you for that update on the daughter - that made my day a bit brighter! The level of pain those who lost loved ones must feel is incredible.
DKK
Glad I could brighten your day. That story has been haunting me ever since the 31 hostages were released and that photo came out.
Doug, glad you could see the comparison. It's been haunting me for days.
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