>Russians. The response? Russian agents grabbed family members of the
>kidnappers and started throwing in body parts till the kidnappers released
>their hostages. There were never any Russians kidnapped in the middle east
>again. I guess that this was the idea for the 'protective custody'.
I suppose.
>As for the quote, there are a number of sources saying something close to
>it. But if you think that it's not going on,
Didn't say it wasn't going on, just asked if there was a specific source since you quoted. The fact is, reporters/editors that work for legitimate news organizations should not be saying things like this, especially in relation to terrorist attacks on civilians. There are legitimate targets in war and civilians aren't it.
>just replace Russia with Israel
>and you hear it every single day from everything from major media outlets
>to
>politicians. 16 innocent civilians killed on a bus? it was Israel's fault
>for killing a terrorist days/weeks/months/whatever earlier. A school bus
>full of youngsters shot with a missile that crippled those who weren't
>killed? Well, it was Israel's fault for having settlements in the disputed
>territories. Kids killed outside a night club? Israel's fault. Mothers and
>babies killed at a pizza parlor? Israel's fault. Never the fault of
>terrorists alone. Always a moral equivalent.
And that's wrong. Civilians should never be targeted for anything in war, much less have their country blamed for them being targets.
will
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