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To: Tom Clarke who wrote (15599)	12/24/1999 8:43:00 AM
From: cody andre	Respond to of 17770

Was the movie scripted in Brussels by Jamie Shea? Souns like warmed-up British propaganda from the Fall of 1914: Huns throwing babies in the air and catching them in bayonettes, nuns raped in plain view, etc. Fiddlesticks ...!

To: Tom Clarke who wrote (15599)	12/24/1999 4:49:00 PM
From: goldsnow	Respond to of 17770

So is it your understanding that there will be indictments of Putin and senior military command by international tribunal? :( Vladimir Kalamanov, the head of the migration service, rejected accusations by the U.S.-based Human Rights Watch that Moscow was denying food and shelter to the refugees in Ingushetia to force them to go to camps set up in Chechnya. ``We have never favored moving people by force,' Interfax quoted him as telling Russian human rights officials. Vladimir Ustinov, prosecutor general, met Prime Minister Vladimir Putin to discuss accusations by a pro-Moscow Chechen official, Malik Saidullayev, that Russian troops had killed dozens of villagers in Alkhan-Yurt at the start of December. ``There really was a battle there, a hard battle. As of now, we have no proof the servicemen exceeded their authority,' he told NTV television after the meeting. infoseek.go.com