Huseyn Iskhanov was a general in the Chechen army which fought a bloody war against Russian troops (Supplied: Kim Traill |
The story from Kim Traill is not so well-lubricated, perhaps, but it contains what feels like honest news considerations ... the tough and complicated stuff that comes out of human intercourse. It feels closer to facts and further from journalistic fantasy.
Whenever anyone asks if the military solution ever solved anything, WWII is invoked as "the good war", at least in modern times. And should i question whether the military solution ever effectively dealt with an insurgency, will the American Civil War be invoked?
ReplyDeleteIf we can deal with a criminal, but not with the culture that breeds criminals, what have we really solved?