Beslan Comes to America

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[Arthurio]

Posted By Daniel Greenfield On April 19, 2013 @ 10:14 am In The Point | 1 Comment

There has been too much sympathy in some circles for Chechen terrorists. After the Beslan Massacre, Time Magazine asked, “Does Russia Share Blame for Beslan?” The London Times reported that the mastermind of the massacre was “is in a state of shock over what happened, but blames the Russians.”

This was Beslan.

“Other survivors told how screaming teenage girls were dragged into rooms adjoining the gymnasium where they were being held and raped by their Chechen captors who chillingly made a video film of their appalling exploits. They said children were forced to drink their own urine and eat the petals off the flowers they had brought their teachers after nearly three days without food or water in the stifling hot gym.

These are the types of savage monsters who could place a bomb next to an 8-year-old boy.

Beslan has come to America and it should be a wake up call. There should be no more sympathy for Chechen terrorists. Or for that matter any Muslim terrorists.

[seeker41]

His garb indicates he is a member of the saudi royal family...bunch of pervs and psychos.

[ZirconEncrustedTweezers]

Bitterly clinging to their Qu’rans and pressure cookers...

[taildragger]

Interesting. Will see. That would be a helluva bluff if he’s lying.

At some-point he can't be ignored, he will the single Woodward and BernStein if this is so and he breaks this wide open.

Also the amount of people with egg on their face that should be fired aka the lame-streams will be large.

The consequences are staggering all the way up to Impeachment.

[brownsfan]

“Interesting. Will see. That would be a helluva bluff if he’s lying.

(Described the man as “very, very bad.”)”

I’ve seen this movie. It kind of goes... “I’ve got VERY interesting information regarding Obama!” Which is translated to: “Hey, look at me!”.

And the result? Pfffft. Nothing.

[seeker41]

They should be arrested jailed before destroying evidence..

ag meeting with zero0 to formulate plan out of their mess...

[Norm Lenhart]

Which indicates they all CYA and move on to the next act of suicide for America. History don’t lie.

[IMR 4350]

Popcorn my ass, that calls for BBQ pork ribs.

[Alberta's Child]

The U.S. will not "go after" anyone -- even the Chechens -- as a result of an incident like this.

As long as a foreign nation or group is willing to conduct business using U.S. dollars as their medium of exchange, the U.S. government will move mountains to make sure even the worst people among them are never held responsible even for attacks against the U.S.

Why do you think the U.S. set out in 1990 to protect a radical Islamic royal family in Saudi Arabia from one of the more benign dictators in the Middle East in the first place?

[DownInFlames]

I blame Obama and his views:

B. Hussein Obama - In “Audacity of Hope” he writes: “I will stand with the Muslims should the political winds shift in an ugly direction.” The quote comes from page 261 of the paperback edition of “The Audacity of Hope.

[Noamie]

“I’ve seen this movie. It kind of goes... “I’ve got VERY interesting information regarding Obama!” Which is translated to: “Hey, look at me!”.

And the result? Pfffft. Nothing.”

Yep. Fast ‘n Furious, Benghazi.... it’s always “just you wait until I open this door here and show you what I have.”

Who knows. Could be a bombshell. Could be a bomb.

Beck has been pretty interesting to listen to about how much influence the Muslim Brotherhood has over the media and how the producers and Exec.s at Fox would take their concerns seriously and lean on reporters and Beck to lay off of them.

I don’t get the feeling that Beck had a great experience at Fox.

[GOPJ]

“Other survivors told how screaming teenage girls were dragged into rooms adjoining the gymnasium where they were being held and raped by their Chechen captors who chillingly made a video film of their appalling exploits. They said children were forced to drink their own urine and eat the petals off the flowers they had brought their teachers after nearly three days without food or water in the stifling hot gym.

These are the types of savage monsters who could place a bomb next to an 8-year-old boy. Beslan has come to America...

Beslan has come to America...

[over3Owithabrain]

So are you (or beck) saying that the Saudi is connected to the Chechnyan boys? It would be a big coincidence if he has terrorist ties and just happened to be in the same area during the marathon bombing

[Arthurio]

We have been working to overthrow one secular dictator after another, only to replaced with Islamists. Why is that?

[Alberta's Child]

Because one of the cheapest and best investments any foreign organization can make is in lobbying the U.S. government.

It's cheap and effective because we elect people who sell out for almost nothing.

[stormer]

Paying any attention to Glenn Beck just makes you more stupid.

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

****I hope all the anti-gun people in the Boston area are feeling safe today with terrorists apparently not being stopped by strict gun laws from getting all the weapons they need while the disarmed citizens are cowering in the homes****

I read, back in anti-gun 1968, that the best home defense weapon was to break apart a pair of scissors and tape one of them to a broom handle!

I thought...”How stupid!”

[dfwgator]

Why do you think the U.S. set out in 1990 to protect a radical Islamic royal family in Saudi Arabia from one of the more benign dictators in the Middle East in the first place?

Good question.

[KeyLargo]

Terror at Beslan: A Russian Tragedy with Lessons for America's Schools [Paperback]

John Giduck (Author)

Publication Date: March 2005

The complete and accurate story of the Beslan School Siege that occurred in Russia on September 1, 2004. This book tells the untold story about the victims, the soldiers who were there and the history of the events leading up to the tragic incident. But more than just the story, this book highlights the lessons America's school system can learn from the tragedy to protect itself from terrorism.

[Cyber Liberty]

It’s a good question because I’d like to know how the person who posed it could consider Saddam Hussein “benign?

[Uncle Miltie]

"Sometimes there are no good guys in a struggle."

See Syria.