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"God willing, sooner or later, like it or not, the Russian people and leadership will have to end this bloody slaughter," he told Kavkaz Center after the end of last year's Chechen theatre siege in Moscow. "They will have to stop this war, agree to peace and get off our land."

They did it once and as a result the extreme Islamists came from other Muslim countries. The campaign of kindappings, slave trade, beheadings, conquests of hospitals, bombings all over Russia started. In the end brave freedom fighers who got cheered up by the West and who wanted to liberate whole Russia from infidels, invaded another Russian province of Dagestan. This was the moment when Russian leaders realized that ignoring the Wahabbi experiment on Russian border is not possible.

Westerners who support KLA in Kosovo, Wahabbi extremists in Caucasus and "reform minded oligarchs" are fools.

Westerners who support KLA in Kosovo, Wahabbi extremists in Caucasus and "reform minded oligarchs" are fools.

Agreed. We can't ignore the Saudi bankrolling of all these murderous radical elements. Personally, I'd like to go after them all at one time. But our president has at least given Putin a completely free hand (diplomatically) in dealing with them, reportedly even to the extent of the use of nerve gas and other extreme measures. At least, that was reported last year. This was portrayed at the time as a tit-for-tat for Russian acquiecence in the event we were forced to a retaliatory use of WMD against Saddam during the Iraqi invasion.

It's in our interest to help stamp out Islamic radicals and terrorists wherever they're found.

We need to start hunting down and arranging 'accidents' for Saudis who are known sponsors and financiers of terrorists. They cannot be allowed to live.