>Do You know, that the previous year the US had to leave the Panama Canal? Chinese rule it now?

Woo-hoo! Kisako is wrong, I waited all my life for this! Chinese "rule" Panama Canal's port, not the canal itself, Kissie.

Gonzo, don't act like a fool. Chinese wouldn't say what they did if there wasn't a good reason for that. (As I remember congress passed a new bill recently, something about helping Taiwan?)

Bwahaha -- Chechen sources "confirmed" that rebels left Shatoi two days ago, yeah sure, and just yesterday they threatened to retake Grozny from there!

Damn, those random shooters in America getting younger and younger. In Buell Elementary School, Michigan 6 year old shot his schoolmate! I hope this trigger-happy won't be an American president.

A question, if "brave mujahideen" left Shatoi two days ago, why did they leave their armoured vehicles, anti-aicraft weapons (great vs. troops), and lots of other small weapons & ammunition? Yeah, I thought so.

http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/nm/20000229/pl/russia_china_2.html

http://www.antiwar.com/latest.html

LETS SEE HOW MUCH PRESS THIS STORY GETS:

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German TV journo sacked over Chechnya


The German television news station, N24, says it has sacked its correspondent in Russia for falsely claiming that he shot a controversial film of alleged atrocities in Chechnya.

N24 said that the correspondent, Frank Hoefling, had admitted buying the film, showing an alleged mass grave of Chechens, from a Russian journalist Oleg Blotsky, from Izvestia.

The German news station said that the authenticity of the pictures was not in doubt -- but Mr Hoefling had violated all journalistic ground rules and considerably damaged the credibility of the reporting of the western media on Chechnya.

UN guy shot by peacefull? Albanians http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/world/europe/newsid_661000/661246.stm

Hi Igor? LOL.

The Rooskies drunk on Vodka yet again have managed to baffle the world with yet more asinine actions - a quick review;

A long lost journalist, allegedly swapped with the Chechen rebels for Russian servicemen has finally turned up. His swap was FILMED by the Rooskies to further prove to the world that the exchange actually took place.

Smells sorta fishy you might say? Well get this right 😉 from scenes right out of the heart & dark days of communism and typical KGB maneuvers - the exchange didn't really happen. LOL. Well it did happen, but the alleged Rebels filmed in the exchange were actually Russian outfit guys pretending to be Rebels. LOL. Get it - it's really quite humors but yet it was planned at the highest level of Rooskie gov't right in the Kremlin. The Poor Journalist was then dumped in some prison camp very reminiscent of the Nazi days were he was tortured and starved.

To conclude this Bizzare bed time story (LOL) the Rooskies release the Journalist (who would have most probably been killed if it weren't for American pressure and their newly installed democratic beliefs), and begins to disclose this most embarrassing story of ineptness and foolishness to a most bewildered world audience.

The Rooskies have yet again blown a smelly one right in their rather large round faces.

In another show of total ineptness the Rooskies wanting to put a "spin" on the latest allegations of Death camps have allowed journalist to enter one of the most notorious of all. The Rooskies futilely attempting to conceal the Death aura and to "spin" the place as a most hospitable 5-start death trap have as usual failed miserably. Further giving those human right organizations more Ammo to slowly but surely paint the Rooskies as silly criminals.

To: Voce of Arab Emirates aka All American
You forgot to include a URL to the source of the post. Giving somebody's thoughts as yours doesn't make you smart yet.
P.S. Btw, what kinda proxy server are you using, Wingate? 🙂

Go ahead and prove it ... waiting. Although I can see how you would take my posts as being professional in nature. LOL.

Another set-back for russia.

Bye-bye Slavic brotherhood...

Wednesday, March 1, 2000

Kiev to Host NATO


KIEV -- NATO ambassadors from 19 member states and the alliance's Secretary-General Lord Robertson will visit Ukraine this week for an unprecedented session of NATO's top policy-making body.

Wednesday's event will be the first working session of the council held in a partner country, as well as the first meeting of the NATO-Ukraine commission held in Kiev after 15 sessions in Brussels, Belgium, NATO's information headquarters said Monday.

Robertson and the ambassadors were to arrive in Kiev Tuesday night and hold a commission session Wednesday morning, followed by meetings with Prime Minister Viktor Yushchenko, Defense Minister Oleksandr Kuzmuk and parliamentary leaders.