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Here is how easy it is possible to fly to have a rest??? When will we be normal, safe to fly around the world and not be afraid that in five minutes someone can take our lives with an explosion !!! Nightmare what's going on!!! I feel very sorry for the people who suffered and their loved ones...
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And I'm scared!
One of the largest airports in Moscow. We've been flying through it lately.
One of the largest airports in Moscow. We've been flying through it lately.
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answered 13 years ago
I didn’t want to go to Moscow, I don’t want to and I don’t want to. Like elections on the nose - so there are terrorist attacks. sorry people :(((
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answered 13 years ago
Domodedovo has always been a shitty airport. I don’t like MSC, how long I lived - I didn’t love it. and now even more so. there is always something blowing up!
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answered 13 years ago
It is still not clear how a suicide bomber could get past the inspection arch!? There is complete chaos! Now they will strengthen security, review the entire security system in all cities, and it's already too late! After a fight, they don’t wave their fists, it was necessary to strengthen everything earlier and always be on the lookout!
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answered 13 years ago
The same can be said about shops, where the cops kill people, about trains, they will also blow up there, the subways are swell, houses are blown up .............. and this is all in Russia.
There is no need to panic, just express regret about what happened and be more vigilant, do not pass by left things, suspicious people .... you need to keep law enforcement services in good shape, do not let them doze off.
Yelling and panicking won't help anyone.
There is no need to panic, just express regret about what happened and be more vigilant, do not pass by left things, suspicious people .... you need to keep law enforcement services in good shape, do not let them doze off.
Yelling and panicking won't help anyone.
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answered 13 years ago
And the Russians also need to be a little wiser and learn to separate the wheat from the chaff. It is high time to understand that your consciousness is being manipulated and made into puppets out of you. They nurture in you "pseudo-patriotism" bordering on chauvinism (which you can't look at the box, "Russia forward" is everywhere, etc.), and they also zombify the people and keep them in fear.
In general, this is all terrible and one can only sympathize and sympathize.
In general, this is all terrible and one can only sympathize and sympathize.
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answered 13 years ago
No one will ever go to blow up some village of Pupkino in the Astrakhan province, that's why they are terrorist acts that are committed in large cities and large facilities. What difference does it make whether this airport is good or bad, is it really about that? People died and no one could protect them. It will probably always be like this.
I don’t know if it’s lawlessness or something else, not so long ago at Frankfurt airport a passenger with an explosive went straight into the cabin of the plane ..... it was a training event, but nevertheless no one stopped him anywhere ... despite all sorts security measures.
I don’t think it’s too late to strengthen security and so on, no one is safe from such terrorist acts, not a single country in the world. And no matter how much we would like it, I'm not sure that this terrorist act was the last one, so vigilance will not hurt at all in the future, but rather the opposite.
I don’t know if it’s lawlessness or something else, not so long ago at Frankfurt airport a passenger with an explosive went straight into the cabin of the plane ..... it was a training event, but nevertheless no one stopped him anywhere ... despite all sorts security measures.
I don’t think it’s too late to strengthen security and so on, no one is safe from such terrorist acts, not a single country in the world. And no matter how much we would like it, I'm not sure that this terrorist act was the last one, so vigilance will not hurt at all in the future, but rather the opposite.
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