From: MSN NicknameEagle_wng  (Original Message)    Sent: 12/9/2005 2:13 AM
Decmber, 9, 2005

Ramzan Kadyrov - orphan, who is allotted by authority and is dangerous

At the age of 29 he is considered as the main body in Chechnya, shameless demonstrates his status of vice- premier and hopes to become conqueror on these parliamentary selections. It would be possible to perceive Ramzan Kadirov altogether only as eccentric figure, - such father’s son, whom pleases himself to play with the weapon, affectionately to scutch the young lion, which lives in his houses, he is occupied by hunting the oppositionists and to wring out in the enormous training hall, built after his father, never one of the leaders of armed resistance, and the subsequently prorussian premier of Chechnya, he was killed by separatists in 2004.

However, Ramzan is greater than only grown reach boy with the despotic nature, and as confirmation of that serves his own army, - not falling under no one determination army of the former fighters, the professional servicemen and the inveterate paranoiacs, who today are on the service in the Kremlin and battle with the fighters on this burnt out Caucasian earth. Population hates "kadiyrovets ' even more than Russian servicemen.

The humanitarian organizations, which work in Chechnya, have already been aware in distorted savagery of Ramzan long ago. Traveling in the republic on one of her extra-roads builder, powerful orphan incites his fellows to the robberies and the pursuits. ‘Just only look at them! - He bragged before the journalist from the "BBC ' to the settlement of Tsenteroy, where was located his staff. - American form, Russian weapon, Islamic faith and Chechen spirit '. ' they are invincible!' -  he added in conclusion.

Such is a simple paradox with this Chechen Rembo, from which the enemies promise not to leave even wet place. And, judging by everything, far from glory awaits him in front.

Khinde Pomeranets, ".Chlarin" (Argentina), transfer - InoSMI, 29.11.05

07.12.05
http://chechenpress.co.uk/english/news/2005/12/09/06.shtml