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They say a sense of gratitude and generousity
Posted by Grog on October 21, 2002 at 07:13:17:
They say a sense of gratitude and generousity are the necessary
attributes of the national character of the Chechen people. Ye, first Chechen
neighbours on the Caucasus and then some peoples in Europe have already
experienced it…. on their own skin. Chechens, those ‘children of
Nature’ have played a dirty trick with Georgia first, then Azerbaijan and
Turkey. The Ukraine seems to be next in the list. The start is as usual is not
so impressive. The matter is that Chechens are fond of touristy places. They
need a rest and all pleasures of life after fighting in the mountains. The
trade of a terrorist is very hard too, you know. So Chechens go to Turkey (and
not only there) to keep fit. But this summer they seem to have combined the
rest with the profitable business. A Turkish policeman, a friend of mine, told
me about a series of impudent roberries. Tourists from the Ukraine were
robbered by Chechens. I guess poor guys were just short of money: the
international sponsors appear to have reduced their financial donations. Well,
it’s the first step. It’s not very sophisticated, but Chechens may
develop the taste. Let’s live and see… Life is full of surprises!
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