Easier to say than to do. Not even Wagner group could do it.

Great story! I especially loved a US police trainer comments on the Beslan tragedy: ‘if I have to kill 20 (7%) hostages to save 300, then that’s what I’ll do.’, when in Beslan died 318 (25%) and injured 700 (60%) out of 1200.

Great analysis. It’s a shame these days one can elaborate the most reasonable argumentation and still will be straight hated if not including literally ‘fuck Putin’.

Argumentation era is over.

Officers arrived three minutes after Ramos entered the school and approached rooms 111 and 112, but they retreated.

Massacre at room 111. Massacre at room 112. Officer called out, “Yell if you need help!” A girl in the adjoining classroom said, “Help.” Ramos heard the girl, entered the classroom, and shot her.

Law enforcement approach his classroom from what sounded like the hallway three times, but they did not enter; during one of these occasions, he heard a student from the adjoining classroom 112 saying, “Officer, we’re in here. We’re in here.” As law enforcement had already left, Reyes said Ramos “walked over there, and he shot again.”

Reyes later heard law enforcement telling Ramos to come out of the classroom to talk, saying they did not want to hurt anyone. WTF? That’s the smartest line you would come up with? That the police don’t want to hurt anybody? What’s next, police threaten to shoot at hostages if shooter don’t give up?

It’s called conscription. Russians have two choices: poverty or war. And the slaughter is way bigger in the russian lines.

I understand all the hate against billionares and political elite, but what’s up with hating russians, including civilians? Especially these days, when russian citizen equals to bloody war, poverty and censorship.

Pleas don’t ask. Create (a meme).

When I feel a little sick in the morning, I text my boss from the bed, turn off the alarms and sleep all day. Finland.