From: George Sherwood 

On Fri, 24 Nov 2006 16:34:04 +0000, Adam wrote:

>>> Those killing in Chechnya were condemned as were those doing the same
>>> job in the Yugoslav/serbian intel orgs etc.
>>>
>>> Now however there's not a lot you can really say to a country which
>>> sends out it's killers & kidnappers so long as they can
turn round to
>>> you & use the "national security/terrorism" card
where the state gets to
>>> define both.
>>
>> Have you seen Russia claim this?  Show me the type of killings that I am
>> calling murders here that are being claimed as legit under what you call
>> the "new rules".  It is a theory in your mind.  You are
the one claiming
>> Russia is using the "WoT" against people like this.  Not
Russia or any
>> other country.
>>
>> George
>
> It's now the Russian Law & has been since July.
>
> http://www.mosnews.com/news/2006/07/07/fedcouncilterror.shtml
>
> "Russiaƒ ™s upper house of parliament ƒ ” the Federation Council
ƒ ” approved
> an act investing the president with wider power in hunting and
> eliminating terror suspects across the globe, the RIA-Novosti news
> agency reports.
>
> The resolution gives the countryƒ ™s president the right to use the armed
> forces and secret services abroad to fight international terrorism. In
> line with the document, the armed forces and secret services can act
> abroad to stop terrorist activity in order to protect citizensƒ ™ rights
> and freedoms, Russiaƒ ™s sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity.
> "
>
> Do try & keep up dear boy.
>
> Take the above & realise that it's up to the Russian gov to define what
> constitutes a threat etc.

Asking you to keep up.  Back to the same old story. Again, just because you
claim it, it doesn't make it so.  So me where Russia has claimed any of
these killings fall under their fight against international terrorism laws.
Last time I checked, you don't speak for them.

George

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