Pravda: Russians have to make serious decisions to maintain their country alive

[Evilmav2]

This is from yesterday's Pravda (the translation was done by their staff). I think it gives an interesting look at the kinds of arguments that might be influencing the terror-stunned citizens of that hobbled, but menacing nation today...


Russians have to make serious decisions to maintain their country alive
09/08/2004 13:48

You, Russians, have to make serious decisions if you want to mantain Russia country alive. Beginning with Scenario:To clarify that better we must understand that the struggle for power is taking place in the world: The Muslins have perceived an oportunity to gain power by attacking the territories of the former USSR.

They see you, Russia, as a weak nation, a nation not having the money to buy and deploy the conventional weapons of 4th plus and 5th generation necessary to defeat an assymetric warfare. This is just what the Chechens and terrorists are using against you (an assymetric warfare).The European nations want Russia to be as weak as possible, the European Union doesn"t want another power in Europe so they will aways support Chechen's struggle.

The forces of each Player and analysis:
Russia's Forces and Weaknesses

1 Force: Ground Artillery Power, 2 Force: Air Artillery (Aviation). 3 Force: Missile Power (Air to Surface, Surface to Surface, Air to Air). 4 Force: Air Remotely Pilotage Vehicles RPV (still weak and from 4th generation warfare) 5.Force: Nuclear Bombs, Nuclear Submarines, Missile Nuclear Submarines (SSN submarines) ***

1 Weakness: population decreasing
2 Weakness: high rate of death of male population
3 Weakness: Poverty and lack of money to buy the weapons of 4th and 5th genetarion to deploy in the war against terrorism and chechens.
4 Weakness: Lack of capability to use the strategic weapons against the enemys of Russia ( the warrios and their financiers).
5 Weakness: There is no more a clear target to inflict unacceptable retaliation since Chechnya was retaken from the Muslins (you can not retaliate strongly enough your own territory).
6 Weakness: The Muslim community is mixed inside Russia so it is easy to launch assymetric warfare against Russia, the onslaught of Beslan school demonstrats that.

The moment of decision: Since you, Russia don"t have enough money to equip a modern army because all the money was used to develop and deploy the nuclear weapons and strategic weapons, you have no money to take advantage of the modern weapons avaiable to fight assymetric warfare.

That results in high loss of male people (soldiers) in the war, which increased the rate of Russias population decline (the war affects physically and psychologically the male population of Russia) which is a result also of the poverty affecting the majority of the of russia population.

The poverty can"t be entirely solved with a constant war. Remember that the Muslins societies have 5 or 6 childrem for each family so they can waste human lives, it is one of their advantages, their strength. Since Russia doesn"t have money to make a 5th generation war (like United States) against an assymetric warfare, and don"t have human lives to waste in the same warfare (like Muslims)

The time of decision to save Russia like it is today, has come.To save Russia from defeat: The Chechen to win their goals will need to conquer Dagesthan to have a maritime frontier instead of the mountains of Caucasus, so this is the point you can use againt the Chechens.

First, make the war like Israel has against the Palestinians, if there is not an enemy state to retaliate - create one, retreat the army to the borders of Chechnya and declare the Chechen government responsible for the acts of Chechen terrorists.

No, they will not achieve independence since they are surrounded by Russian territories. Second, since there is no money to buy modern weapons to effectively win the wars without losing people you have to use the weapon of unacceptable damage, (like the USA did against Japan (nuclear weapons and is doing against Afghanistan and Iraq),
If the Chechens attack Russia, you need to use massive artillery and (missiles) against their cities, if that don"t work, use nuclear weapons (if you can not use a weapon so there is not a weapon and you have no power and will be defeated by others), the Americans do that way, the Pakistanis do that way, the North Koreans do that way , and South Africa once in time do that way, you Russia must decide if you will sustain your power or not, and only the nuclear weapons can sustain your power today, but you must prove that ability).

Firstly the artillery and missile retaliation, if it fails, second use the nuclear weapon (tactical nuclear weapon) in the frontier of chechnya with Georgia. The USA use it, they will use it again if they think it is necessary.

That first nuclear weapon against Chechnya will prove the muslin powers and the West Powers that you will sustain your power and country no mather what they think they can do.

You must not get wrong the Europeans (a part of them, of course) seeing Russia as threat on their power and will like to see you broke down. If the nuclear bomb on the chechen territory don"t ends the war, you must chose and Arab country enemy to tell them that you will attack if they do not stop making war against russia. That warning, of nuclear weapon could be sent to Catar Emirate or Saudi Arabia Emirat. It is the only choice if you russia want to keep been a powerful country.
Good luck to you, fellows.

Pravda Link

[FishForLunch]

Russia Ready to Strike Against 'Terror' Worldwide
By Elizabeth Piper

BESLAN, Russia (Reuters) - Russia's top general said on Wednesday he was ready to attack "terrorist bases" anywhere in the world, as security services put a $10 million bounty on two Chechen rebels blamed for last week's school siege.

At the scene of the siege in the southern town of Beslan, medical workers began the painstaking task of identifying more than 100 bodies burned beyond recognition in the explosions which ended the crisis.

"As for launching pre-emptive strikes on terrorist bases, we will carry out all measures to liquidate terrorist bases in any region of the world," General Yuri Baluevsky, chief of Russia's general staff, said, according to Russian news agencies.

"However, this does not mean that we will launch nuclear strikes."


The FSB security service announced the $10 million reward for information leading to the "neutralization" of Aslan Maskhadov and Shamil Basayev, two Chechen separatist leaders who are household names in Russia after a decade of conflict in the mainly Muslim southern province.


More than 1,200 people were taken hostage in Beslan in the nearby province of North Ossetia and at least 326 were killed and 727 wounded, Prosecutor General Vladimir Ustinov said, revising the death toll down from an earlier 335. Only 210 bodies have been identified.


"Another 32 body fragments have been found and ... final figures for the number of dead could rise," he said in a report to President Vladimir Putin, posted at www.kremlin.ru.


The broadcast on Russian television of graphic footage filmed by militants inside the school added to the horror as Beslan residents prepared to bury more dead.


The pictures showed the school gym littered with what appeared to be bombs and bomb-making equipment and crammed with hostages, watched over by around six of the masked militants, one of whom was heard murmuring, apparently in an Arabic prayer.


WAR ON MOSCOW


Authorities have blamed the hostage crisis on "international terrorists" -- something that critics said was a fig leaf to mask the failure of Russia's Chechen policy.


But the siege and ensuing battle were the latest in a string of attacks against Russian forces since August 1, when Maskhadov promised a fiercer war against Moscow's rule, although his London-based representative has denied he was behind Beslan.


Russia had previously offered rewards of $5 million for Basayev and $30,000 for Maskhadov.


One captured suspect said the hostage-takers numbered around 30, including two women, Ustinov said. At the start of the siege, some asked their leader why they had seized a school. He shot one of the waverers dead.


Ustinov said the militants later tried to rewire their bombs but one exploded, triggering the storming of the school -- something security analysts have slammed as a bungled operation.


Russia's Izvestia daily, citing troops who took part in the assault, said four of the hostage-takers were captured, including a woman.


Both the United States and the European Union advocate a political solution in Chechnya, although Putin has ruled out talks and says the West has double standards since its leaders would not sit down to negotiate with Osama bin Laden.


His view has some currency among ordinary Russians, thousands of whom attended rallies on Tuesday in solidarity with the families of Beslan.


A prominent banner at the main Moscow rally was adorned with British flags and read: "Want to help? Then extradite Zakayev!," a reference to Maskhadov's London-based spokesman who has political asylum in Britain.


In Beslan itself, around 200 angry people gathered outside the school, insisting that Putin should share the blame along with security forces and North Ossetian president Alexander Dzasokhov.


"If President Dzasokhov comes near me I'll kill him. My loved ones died, why should he live?," said Yevetta Khaureva, whose 10-year-old niece and 42-year-old sister both died.