I hope that all just fine.

There is good news nowadays that is leading towards following the right path to restore the stolen rights that the Russian Imperialism confiscated from tens of nations.

It seems that a wake up call had already come out for people to claim their legitimate rights from those who occupied the land, committed the genocide, and harmed the human beings.

You were a pioneer when you published your "Olympic Games On The Soil Of Genocide?" article, which was published on many North Caucasian sites and made sense to many people who were sleeping and/or overlooking such important events.

North Caucasiansand now the Adigas (Circassians) are on the right track. The Adigas (Circassians) have sent a letter to the European Parliament to present their human case to the Europeans to help solving out the problems that the Russian occupation had inflicted and still against millions of them.

On date 12.10, 2006, the letter that was signed by representatives of twenty organizations started to be published and posted on the majority of the North Caucasian sites and publications. The letter, that was enclosed with compact disc with the archival documents written in due time by the Russian imperial war commanders, was sent on the 11th of October, 2006, as the vice-president of the public movement of Adygeya «Circassian congress» Zaur Dzeukozhev reported, and the organization "the initiator of the action received the confirmation in reception of the reference signed by Annika Lopez Lotson, the secretary of the European Parliament President".

One more event had taken place on the 9th of October, 2006, also when Adigas (Circassians), European Circassians Federation (ECF)visited the "European Parliament" for the first time in its history, and performed a dance during the visit, also the Adiga (Circassian) representatives revealed that they plan to increase their lobbying in Brussels so that the European Parliament will hear more about the tragedy that Adigas (Circassians) experienced, as a result of the Russian brutal occupation to Circassia.

I would like to extend my greetings to you, and would like to thank you again for your sensible sympathy towards human beings and their legitimate Rights, which showed the indication that there are still Human Beings that the still care.

Sincerely Yours,

p.s.

Please inform me at your convenience if you don't mind that I publish this letter on North Caucasian Internet sites.

The reply from Mr. Mikael Storsjö came as follows:

Eagle,

Thank you very much for your kind letter! I'm writing on my mobile just now, so I write shortly. I have read information and followed discussions on Circassian web pages, and I'm delighted to read about all these recent actions.

I got interested in Adigea and the history of the Circassian people when I spent 3 weeks in the village Golowinka some 20 kilometers outside Sochi in 1999. I could easily find out that this proud people had preserved their ethnic features despite 130 years of oppression.

I also found many similarities in destiny with the Chechen people, in fact an old neighbouring people still in 19th century. I have had a great sympathy with the Chechens and their struggle for freedom since the Yeltsin war that started 1994. I couldn't then and I can't today see any reasons why my country, Finland, had the right to independence from the Russian empire, but the Caucasians wouldn't have the same right. Marshal Mannerheim said during our Independence war 1918 that a people who isn't ready to fight for its freedom isn't worth to be free. My ancestors believed in his words, and I'm very happy about that, even though many of them had to die for the idea of giving their after-grow a better life.

I am quite sure that the day of Freedom and Independence will come to Caucasus, this present anachronism isn't sustainable.

I wish you all good luck in your work, and I will be with you.

Mikael Storsjö
Helsinki, Finland

P.S. You are welcome to publish anything you find appropriate.