Repeat after me:
The terrorists are the good guys.
The terrorists are the good guys.
The terrorists are the good guys.
It must be true, or the Democrats and CNN wouldn’t have said it.
I mean, they wouldn’t just lie.
RT:
A blast ripped through a car carrying prominent Russian author and political activist Zakhar Prilepin near the city of Nizhny Novgorod, several Russian media outlets reported on Saturday. Prilepin reportedly survived but his driver was killed.
A source told RIA Novosti that the explosion occurred while Prilepin’s car was on the highway. The writer’s press service, meanwhile, told the outlet that he was “all right,” but noted that the exact details of the incident were still unclear.
Meanwhile, a source cited by the TASS news agency claimed that the writer “was injured, but remains conscious,” with preliminary data indicating that the explosive device was planted underneath the vehicle.
The Mash Telegram channel reported that as the result of the blast, which took place near the town of Bor across the Volga River from Nizhny Novgorod, the car flipped over and both of Prilepin’s legs were broken. The newspaper RBK reported, citing sources, that the explosion occurred as Prilepin was returning from a trip to Russia’s two Donbass republics.
According to the Baza Telegram channel, Prilepin was accompanied by his daughter, but in a fortunate turn of events, she had stepped out of the car minutes before it exploded.
For whatever reason, Russia is refusing tit-for-tat.
Well, I know the reason: it’s very important to Putin to look like the good guy.
Personally, it seems reasonable that if car bombs were going off in Russia, they would also be going off in Kiev.
There was a time when it was a pretty mainstream view that the natural response to terrorism was to kill the families of terrorists.
The ethics of war are complicated, I’m sure.
But this is one thing I’m certain of: the good guys never won a single war ever in all of history.