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HARUN YAHYA (ADNAN OKTAR)
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            SOME

            RUSSIAN

            TROOPS

            TORTURE
            PEOPLE TO

            DEATH


                                                have no intention to put down
                                                or interfere in any country. It
                                                will not act with a mentality of
                                                „as long as we are rich and enjoy
                                                well-being, nobody else is of any
                                                interest to us." On the contrary,
                                                in the same way that it guaran-
                                                tees the security, comfort and
                                                peace of every Muslim, so it will
            protect and watch over the Armenians, the Russians, the Georgians and
            all other communities.


                 The Great Pain Suffered by the Defenseless

                 Chechen People
                 It has by now become apparent in many instances that Russia's
            policies favoring violence over peace have always rebounded against it.
            However, it needs to be made clear that the Russian administration is
            not in favor of violence as a single block. It would be wrong to hold the
            whole Russian administration and people responsible for the repressive
            policies adopted in Chechnya in the 1990s. That policy of repression
            and violence is the work of certain circles that have still not abandoned
            the communist mindset, that stil long for the days of the Politburo and
            that espouse a superstitious system that literally regards human beings
            as animals. Under the influence of these circles Russia worked up a se-
            cret plan in Chechnya, especially at the start of the 1990s. There were
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