Putin pojedzie do Busha

[Gość: ZZ]

Przyskrzynić Putina, to nie będzie trzeba ścigać Bin Ladena i
Saddama, bo to tylko marne marionetki. Warto spróbować.

Pokaz filmow dla Busha i Putina

[Gość: grg]

"Greetings from Grozny"

PRIMA NEWS AGENCY 11.9.2003 10:28 MSK

From 16 to 18 September, a festival of documentary films about
Chechnya is taking place in Washington USA. The festival
organisers are Amnesty International, the International Helsinki
Federation, the Fund for Civic Freedom, the Moscow Memorial
human rights organisation and the Sakharov Centre. The aim of
the festival is to draw the attention of the international
community and politicians to the atrocities of the Chechen war,
and to demonstrate the real nature of the Putin regime's so-
called "anti-terrorist operation" being carried out in the
Caucasus republic.

This is already the second presentation of these films. Both the
dates of this second time and the first back in June were not
chosen entirely by coincidence. The first festival took place in
London during Russian president Vladimir Putin's visit to Great
Britain. Two guest tickets to the festival were sent to Putin
and the British Prime Minister, Tony Blair, by the leaders of
Amnesty International: however not totally unsurprisingly no
space was found in the official programme for a visit to the
festival. And the question of the observance of human rights in
Chechnya was not raised.

The airing of the eight films, created by film directors from
five different countries, coincides with the planned visit of
Vladimir Putin to Camp David, Virginia. Will George W. Bush and
his Russian guest make the short distance to the Visions cinema
in Washington, where all films are going to be shown?

The festival will be opened with the showing of the documentary
film"Greetings from Grozny", directed by Paul Mitchell. Filmed
in and around Chechnya in 2002, it demonstrates the real nature
of a so-called "zachistka" ("cleansing") in a Chechen village,
with wild shooting and youngsters being taken away: and the
situation of refugees from the fighting living in very difficult
conditions in the neighbouring Republic of Ingushetia, as well
as in the Pankisi gorge in Georgia. This small valley was itself
recently the location of a film, called "Marsho" (Chechen
for "Freedom"), shown at the annual film festival in Locarno,
Switzerland.

The festival also has seven other films. These include Dan
Reed's "Terror in Moscow": a documentary about the hostage drama
at the Moscow Dubrovka theatre in October 2002, and a film
titled "Babitsky's War", concerning the experiences of the well-
known Russian journalist in Chechnya. "Chechen Lullaby", a film
by the Georgian director Nino Kirtadze, relates the tale of five
journalists who observe the killing of civilians in the
republic. Another film, titled "Dance, Grozny, Dance!" deals
with the story of a group of dancers who make the extraordinary
leap from the ruins of Grozny to a successful tour of Western
Europe. Another film shown on CNN in early 2002 and repeated
after the Moscow hostage drama is also being shown at this
festival. Titled "Deadlock: Russia's Forgotten War", it
portrays the war through the eyes of both sides. Viewers will
also be able to see "Assassination of Russia", a controversial
French film suggesting the apartment bombings of 1999 in Moscow
and elsewhere, used as a pretext for the invasion of Chechnya by
Russia shortly afterwards, were the work of the Russian FSB
security service. Finally, "Murder with International Consent"
from Poland films the empty and deserted streets of Grozny at
the time when 96% of its population were supposedly voting in
the referendum in favour of remaining in the Russian Federation.

After Washington, the festival will make its next stop in New
York, from 23 - 25 September, where Putin will be at the General
Assembly of the United Nations. The organisers of the festival
are hoping to show the world the necessity of ending the carnage
in Chechnya and the genocide of the Chechen people, as well as
demonstrating to the Chechens themselves that the world is not
indifferent to the pain and suffering they experience every day.

[Gość: warmi]

Camel fuckers are being fucked over by Russians.
What's wrong with that ?

[Gość: grg]

Gość portalu: warmi napisał(a):

> Camel fuckers are being fucked over by Russians.
> What's wrong with that ?

Najpierw znajdz wielblady w Europie, debilu.

[Gość: axx]

Wlasnie w Petersburgu przebywaja; stary Bush z zona Barbara,Kissinger,Giulani i Giscard d'Esting.
Pozniej spotkanie z Putinem. Dzisiaj zwiedzanie,kawior i oczywiscie to co amerykanie lubia Balet.
Sprawa czeczenska zostala juz zakonczona. Filmy beda wyswietlana w Waszyngtonie.

[Gość: axx]

Gość portalu: axx napisał(a):

> Wlasnie w Petersburgu przebywaja; stary Bush z zona Barbara,Kissinger,Giulani i
> Giscard d'Esting.
> Pozniej spotkanie z Putinem. Dzisiaj zwiedzanie,kawior i oczywiscie to co amery
> kanie lubia Balet.
> Sprawa czeczenska zostala juz zakonczona. Filmy beda wyswietlana w Waszyngtonie
> .
W uzupelnieniu, jest jeszcze stary jastrzab Brzezinski.
Bedzie tez spotkanie z Gorbaczowem co nie znaczy ze nie bedzie podawana wodeczka.

to prawda czy cynizm???

[marcus_crassus]

jesli prawda to prosimy o zrodlo informacji

[Gość: axx]

marcus_crassus napisał:

> jesli prawda to prosimy o zrodlo informacji


Prawda jest w ...PRAWDZIE
podaje; www.english.pravda.ru/world/ wydanie wczorajsze i dzisiejsze

W uzupelnieniu w niedziele spotkanie starego Busha z Putinem.
Prigatovka do spotkania z synem.

[Gość: MaZa]