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MAY ALLAH (G_D) BLESS PRESIDENT BUSH FOR SEEING THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN FREEDOM FIGHTERS AND TERRORIST THUGS! UNFORTUNATELY THERE ARE WAHEBIES WHO MAY BE INTERFERING IN CHECHEN AFFAIRS!
IF NATO AND THE U.N. HAD PLAYED A ROLE THE WAHEBIES MAY HAVE NEVER ENTERED CHECHNYA! IT MAY STILL NOT BE TOO LATE FOR NATO AND THE U.N. TO REMOVE THE WAHEBIES FROM CHECHNYA AND DEFEND CHECHNYA’S FREEDOM FIGHTERS.
WITH MUCH LOVE,
JISBOND
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http://www.chechenpress.com/news/ru/11_2001/13_15_11.shtml
[translation]
...US President G. Bush stated that fighters in Chechnya are fighting for
freedom
The official top meeting between the presidents of the USA G. Bush and V. Putin of Russia, which was to determine how the sides trust each
other, has been completed in Washington. According to many international observers the White House and the Kremlin didn't reach such
understandings that would satisfy both sides. The essential differences between the sides were determined in a question about the future of
Afghanistan, where US President G. Bush let his Russian colleague understand that with regard to the formation of a state authority in
Afghanistan, his country first of all will defend its own interests. In questions of regional politics in the world, too, the sides remained
on their previous positions. Russia informed that it will continue to support states which Washington suspects of connections with
international terrorists. As a response, the USA stated their disagreement with such a position. It has become known from confidential
sources that during the Russian-American top negotiations the presidents of the two countries discussed the situation in Chechnya as well. To the persistent attempts of Russian President V. Putin to present the Chechens as international terrorists, American President G. Bush is said
to have reacted with the words: "Those fighting in Chechnya aren't terrorists, but freedom fighters". In this way he showed the unchanged
policy of the USA with respect to the Russian-Chechen war. If on the eve of this meeting the Russian authorities had hoped to cajole the
Americans by one-sided political concessions with the purpose of obtaining a carte blanche for a hardening of their position towards Georgia and Chechnya, then it became clear after the meeting in Washington that all this has been in vain.
A. Halidov, GIA CHECHENPRESS, 15 November 2001.
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