By igor ( - 206.47.244.62) on Wednesday, March 1, 2000 - 10:22 pm:

Saladin what do you do substitute Russian force where Chechen is supposed to be?

DO THE FOLLOWING SOUND LIKE CHECHEN NAMES TO YOU?
(ASK THEIR WEEPING MOTHERS!!!)

1. Vladimir Zhelonkin, Colonel from Nizhnevartovsk, Khanti-Mansi Province
2. Albert Glazkov, Colonel from Volzhski, Volgograd Province
3. Valentin Vdovichenkov, Lieutenant-Colonel from Borovsk, Kaluga Province
4. Aleksandr Shalomeyev, Lieutenant-Colonel from Tchaikovskii, Perm Province
5. Boris Troshin, Lieutenant-Colonel from Beresnyaki, Perm Province
6. Vitaliy Kucenko, Major from Kamyshin, Volgograd Province
7. Alexander Chernogorov, Major from Zarechni, Penza Province
8. Vladimir Plykin, Major from Klintsi, Bryansk Province
9. Georgy Volkov, Major from Aleksin, Tula Province
10. Anatolii Guzhvin, Captain from Ruzaevka, Mordovia Province
11. Pyotr Vashilin, Captain from Saratov, Evenk Province
12. Artem Otmakhov, Captain from Nefteugansk, Khanti-Mansi Province
13. Maxim Dzodzuashvili, Soldier from Dudinka, Taimyr Province
14. Arthur Isenko, Soldier from Izhevsk, Udmurtia Province
15. Pavel Oganessyan, Soldier from Kasimov, Ryazan Province
16. Vladimir Smolyakov, Soldier from Borisoglebsk, Voronezh Province
17. Grigory Lobanovsky, Soldier from Kalach, Voronezh Province
18. Vladislav Titov, Soldier from Alatir, Chuvashia Province
19. Boris Mulyar, Soldier from Pyatigorsk, Stavropol Province
20. Andrey Chub, Soldier from Isilkul, Omsk Province
21. Chulpan Yurinsky, Soldier from Izhevsk, Udmurtia Province
22. David Kaminsky, Soldier from Sarank, Mordovia Province
23. Andrey Fadeev, Soldier from Shakhty, Rostov Province
24. Dines Yelistratov, Soldier from Georgiu-Dezh, Voronezh Province
25. Egor Sumin, Soldier from Livni, Oryol Province
26. Loenid Belkin, Soldier from Syzran, Samara Province
27. Dmitriy Vexler, Soldier from Volgograd, Volgograd Province
28. Eduard Chernogorov, Soldier from Engels, Evenk Province
29. Mikhail Feklistov, Soldier from Oriol, Oryol Province
30. Egor Yelagin, Soldier from Esse, Stavropol Province
31. Eduard Protas, Soldier from Sikivkar, Komi Province
32. Fyodor Eremeev, Soldier from Morshansk, Tambov Province
33. Gennadii Tarasov, Soldier from Orsk, Orenburg Province
34. Victor Kapitonov, Soldier from Rossosh, Voronezh Province
35. Georgy Dremin, Soldier from Oriol, Oryol Province
36. Yaniv Plykin, Soldier from Sochi, Krasnodar Province
37. Gleb Lovchev, Soldier from Eyisk, Krasnodar Province
38. Yuriy Igoninas, Soldier from Vorkuta, Komi Province
39. Guennady Starukhin, Soldier from Rodniki, Ivanovo Province
40. Igor Tarasov, Soldier from Isilkul, Omsk Province
41. Victor Starostin, Soldier from Skopin, Ryazan Province
42. Yevgeny Netto, Soldier from Surgut, Khanti-Mansi Province
43. Dmitrijus Narolin, Soldier from Morshansk, Tambov Province
44. Igor Kondratenko, Soldier from Omsk, Omsk Province
45. Ivan Alnikov, Soldier from Novomoskovsk, Tula Province
46. Dmitry Gurin, Syzran, Samara Province
47. Janavicius Zak, Soldier from Taganrog, Rostov Province
48. Kirill Lashaury, Soldier from Ozersk, Chelyabinsk Province
49. Aleksey Karpov, Soldier from Astrakhan, Astrakhan Province
50. Konstantin Gurin, Soldier from Znamensk, Astrakhan Province
51. Loenid Vladas, Soldier from Surgut, Khanti-Mansi Province
52. Daniil Zuev, Soldier from Ivanovo, Ivanovo Province
53. Mark Andreyev, Soldier from Balashov, Evenk Province
54. Yurii Arefyev, Soldier from Eletz, Lipetsk Province
55. Oleg Kipiani, Soldier from Cheboksari, Chuvashia Province
56. Michail Serebryakov, Soldier from Moscow, Moscow Province
57. Vladislav Luzhkov, Soldier from Belgorod, Belgorod Province
58. Aleksandr Geyhman, Soldier from Astrakhan, Astrakhan Province
59. Oleg Haybullin, Soldier from Tara, Omsk Province
60. Vitalii Panin, Soldier from Kharabali, Astrakhan Province
61. Murtaz Pazenko, Soldier from Shchigry, Kursk Province
62. Oleg Shvetsov, Soldier from Nefteugansk, Khanti-Mansi Province
63. Yevgeniy Rutskoi, Soldier from Inta, Komi Province
64. Dmitrijus Agapov, Soldier from Tara, Omsk Province
65. Otar Plykin, Soldier from Serdobsk, Penza Province
66. Nikolaj Mikhailichenko, Soldier from Rossosh, Voronezh Province
67. Yevgeny Gazmanov, Soldier from Sosnogorsk, Komi Province
68. Otar Rudensky, Soldier from Michurinsk, Tambov Province
69. Pavel Stroev, Soldier from Magnitogorsk, Chelyabinsk Province
70. Valeri Kolotov, Soldier from Shuya, Ivanovo Province
71. Pavel Ignatichev, Soldier from Sikivkar, Komi Province
72. Ivan Gershkovich, Soldier from Tolyatti, Samara Province
73. Peter Bodrov, Soldier from Kursk, Kursk Province
74. Nikolay Titov, Soldier from Volzhski, Volgorad Province
75. Mark Panin, Soldier from Sochi, Krasnodar Province
76. Peter Khaev, Soldier from Shebekino, Belgorod Province
77. Klim Pazenko, Soldier from Moscow, Moscow Province
78. Pyotr Khaev, Soldier from Mozhga, Udmurtia Province
79. Revaz Vasserbaum, Soldier from Inza, Ulyanovsk Province
80. Yaniv Vernik, Soldier from Adygeisk, Adygeya Province
81. Rodion Mamaev, Soldier from Esse, Stavropol Province
82. Sergey Pugach, Soldier from Solikamsk, Perm Province
83. Nikolaj Stotsky,Volgodonsk, Rostov Province
84. Sergey Martinov, Soldier from Omsk, Omsk Province
85. Evgeniy Khidiyatullin, Soldier from Sarank, Mordovia Province
86. Vagiz Rutskoi, Soldier from Moscow, Moscow Province
87. Rinat Fedorov, Soldier from Stavropol, Stavropol Province
88. Vakhtang Sukhoruchenkov, Soldier from Belgorod, Belgorod Province
89. Igor Dasaev, Soldier from Buguruslan, Orenburg Province
90. Valentin Titov, Soldier from Shuya, Ivanovo Province
91. Rinat Bodrov, Soldier from Kalach, Voronezh Province
92. Evgeniy Adamov, Soldier from Serdobsk, Penza Province
93. Valery Sazontyev, Soldier from Barysh, Ulyanovsk Province
94. Mikhail Feklistov, Soldier from Lgov, Kursk Province
95. Victor Dremin, Soldier from Kirov, Kaluga Province
96. Evgeny Igumnov, Soldier from Maloyaroslavets, Kaluga Province

kisako,
use windows cyrillic font, and the garbage disappear.
* I don't like any OS from M$ in all honesty. And I don't use Netscape.
As to Your last "for me only" post in "Latin" - I gather it's Japanese docker cussing missing the Kuril Islands after too much sake after which the docker wouldn't believe that he speaks another language.

>>> I don't like any OS from M$ in all honesty. And I don't use Netscape

It is not necessary to use Netscape. If you use MS Explorer, go to View, end then - Encoding, where you find the Cyrillic font. However, if you do not understand Russian, do not bother.

>>> I gather it's Japanese docker cussing missing the Kuril Islands after too much sake after which the docker wouldn't believe that he speaks another language.

You were partially right. This was a terrible russian curse.

by balalaika:
"""This was a terrible russian curse."""

devochka, don't flatter yourself...he.."terrible", huh? LOL..


"""SLUSHAI UMNIK BLJA, TY NASTOLKO TYPOI"""

ona ne umnik, a umnitca..tebe do nee esche rasti i rasti..

"""VY RUSSKIE MOZETE TOLKO PIT VODKU , STO NA 40% PODOROZALA."""

dite ti moie, kogda umnet' bydem? Etot zakon bil otmenen, gazetki chitat' pochasche nujzno..

All quiet on the DMS front, I see

OK people, its safe to come out of the trenches sing christmas carols and eat bacon.

But look out for the Grinches and the Betterwhos.
Kim

RUN, LOLA, RUN..

Updated 01.03.2000 at 23:37:52


Maskhadov, Khattab, and Basayev Escaped From Federal Forces Again..

Aslan Maskhadov, Khattab, and Shamil Basayev have managed to escape the federal encirclement around the district center of Shatoi. According to the RIA-Novosti news agency, referring to military sources, Maskhadov and about sixty guards are now in the village of Kharsenoi that is north-west of Shatoi. According to the military's estimation, Kharsenoi is now one of the most convenient places in the mountainous districts of Chechnya to escape to. From this village, a dozen ways lead to the flat country of the republic, as well as to Georgia and Ingushetia.
Basayev is hiding in the mountains in the district of Shatoi. In that district the base of a famous field commander Ruslan Gelayev is located, who, according to a source, has been seriously injured.

Khattab and his unit are now in the Vedeno Gorge. According to a radio intercept, he is going to leave Chechnya in the near future. It is not excluded that his unit will make an attempt to run from the republic to the territory of one of the neighboring countries.

Reuters news agency reports, referring to the staff of the United Military Alignment in the North Caucasus, that after the seizure of Shatoi, Chechen militants have entirely lost the centralized position of their units. Illegal units are in a hurry to retreat into little bands from 15 to 20 people.

PERSONALLY, I THINK THEY WERE LONG GONE WAY BEFORE THE ENCIRCLEMENT..THEY A VERY TALIBAN-FRIENDLY, YOU KNOW..but I could be wrong..

re: By CRY!... ( - 206.171.134.229) on Thursday, March 2, 2000 - 09:41 am:

By me ( - 152.163.207.199) on Thursday, March 2, 2000 - 12:43 am:
Saladin, if I find our where you live, I'll sue you for unathorized use of my "Random Russian Names Generator" application.

By me ( - 152.163.207.199) on Thursday, March 2, 2000 - 12:48 am:
Oh yeah, another little mistake -- By documents (and especially dog-tags) Russian soldiers are carrying, you can't tell where they are from, only where their garrison was stationed. E-mail your friends at www....net, and tell them that.

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Not many news today, Khattab promised his "sponsor" terrorists acts all across Russia right before/during elections. Andryushen'ka Babitsky suddenly remembered that he didn't enjoy his stay in Chernokozovo after all. And Maskhadov made so many promises on Radio Svoboda that I can't even remember them all, something about having 25,000 mujahideen, ready and able.

Hopefully tomorrow will bring more news.

http://news.suc.org/bydate/Mar_01/7.html

a brief respite before our next stupid conflict.
lucky for us,
we're fleshless.

heh


they're not.

But who and what are the witnesses? Churches, monasteries and holy places. So they set out to destroy the witnesses, to obliterate the traces. In 21?2 months more than 70 monasteries and churches were burned or demolished. Among them were the churches built by our illustrious and holy ancestors in the 12th, 13th and 14th centuries. The churches and monasteries, which survived 500 years of Turkish occupation, did not endure two months in the presence of a 50,000-strong international 'peacekeeping' force."

And the Grinch had a wonderful awful idea..

Hi Dimitri,

I guess they don't even have to be alive, to be symbols of resistance to people with nothing left to lose.

Kim

They have everything to gain such as Paradise.I would like to accomodate them.

The Serbs, on the other hand, were widely seen as aggressors. Now they're outnumbered in Kosovo nearly 20 to 1; and in Kaiser's words, "the problem is that ultimately, the defence of anything depends upon local people.

"Ideally, both Albanians and Serbs in Kosovo will realize that the loss of the monasteries and churches, like the loss of the mosques and Ottoman houses, will impoverish the whole area."



The sad serbs of Kosovo can send Milo a BIG THANK YOU card for what has happened to them!!

Nothing personal Igor. But am I glad people like you can't afford to live in my town

Something for all you FANATICAL MUSLIM WHINNERS

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The Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights Alvaro Gil Robles has declared that no one can ignore how far Russia has advanced on the road for democracy. Gil Robles arrived in Strasbourg after a trip to Moscow and Chechnya. He has told the Russian news agency ITAR-TASS that he has no material evidence of human rights abuse in Chechnya, and that the rights of ethnic Russians and ethnic Chechens must in equal measure be protected in that north Caucasian republic. As for the Chechen reconstruction effort, the Russian membership of the Council of Europe gives sufficient ground for Council aid and support. SO SHUT THE FUUCK UP SALADDIN AND B AND THE REST OF YOU SHITE