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That is funny, I watched all that coverage and no where once did I see a single tank. Some light APCs with machine guns but that was it, or was it the phantom tanks? I would seriously believe of the international media circus that was already there, at least one report would come out of this about tanks. But then you would not be able to appologize for the terrorists, would you?

In the case of the theater in Moscow, 177 out of the 178 hostages killed died from the gas used by the FSB.

You know for a fact that it was 129 deaths from 800+ hostages. You've even admitted to it and seen the articles before. So here you are blatently lieing in order to feed this poster's Russophobic paranoia, all the while excusing terrorists again. If nothing else, you are consistent. You even came on to a thread about Christian survivors, a child no less, to shift the blame away from Islam. Incredible. And you claim to stand with Bush? The man who stated flat out: this was done by evil terrorists and there is no excusing it. Yet you excuse it at every opportunity.

That is funny, I watched all that coverage and no where once did I see a single tank. Some light APCs with machine guns but that was it, or was it the phantom tanks?

Maybe Klingon tanks. They can cloak.

No, wait... I got it now...

Russian KGB doctored up the video with subliminal messages to convince you at a subconscious level that there are no tanks. You need to put tinfoil on your head to protect yourself from their Jedi mind tricks. Yeah. That's the ticket.

"That is funny, I watched all that coverage and no where once did I see a single tank."

Well!

That settles that!

Best let the Guardian, CNN, and Pravda that their reporting is screwy here!

It was at 13:05, just a few moments after traditional Muslim prayers, that the day broke apart.
The men from the Russian MInistry of Emergencies had been nervous about their mission, but were keen to do it. After negotiations with the gunmen inside the school, they had been told that they could collect some of the bodies lying both inside and outside the buildings, because dogs had begun to worry some of the corpses.
Entering the school in two ambulances, they carefully left their vehicles and crossed to where they could see the first of the bodies, one of them propped up against a car. As the paramedics picked up the first two corpses, the air was rent by two powerful blasts, followed by the sound of small arms fire.
As the emergency workers took cover, they saw a middle-aged man emerge from the smoke, wearing only a pair of trousers, covered in dirt.
Startled into action by the two explosions, Russian troops staggered forward and began firing at the windows of the school, in an attempt to cover the escape of the bloodied survivors who were beginning to emerge from the building. At the same time, two Russian tanks moved in.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/chechnya/Story/0,2763,1297677,00.html