Subject: Beslan
             Topic: Cause and effect in Beslan
             Title: Putin's Futile Force
            
             The Russians and the Chechen's have been in conflict for many years and as time
            
             passes the problem seems to get worse with the prevalence of horrific terrorist attacks.
            
             What could cause the continuity of such attacks? Putin has come up with his own
            
             solution to the problem, but for the past years he has been relying on the same solution
            
             and still there hasn't been a bright side to it. Is his idea of applying force against the
            
             Chechens the reason for all this? In this essay I will explain Putin's method of solving
            
             Russia's terrorist problem and how his solutions to the problem will only cause more
            
             danger in the future. With this I will also add some issues concerning the terrorist
            
             activities and better solutions to the problem.
            
             War between the Russians and the Chechens never seem to stop. It has continued
            
             with acts of horrific nature. In the article "Putin and the Chechen's" of the International
            
             Herald Tribune it explains how the roots of the Chechen's grievances are buried deep in
            
             history. It continues explaining how Chechen hostility in Russia goes back centuries to
            
             the days of czarist conquest and subjugation. It all began when Stalin deported the entire
            
             Chechen population from Chechnya and those that refused to leave were executed by his
            
             forces (4). These horrible acts lead to the Chechen's retaliating with horrific acts to this
            
             day. They don't want to give up to their cause, which is independence. The year Stalin
            
             deported them is a year to remember for all Chechen's. They look at that day and fight
            
             for all the damage and harm Russia has perpetuated on them. They have this strong sense
            
             of fighting fervor that they are willing to do anything that will hurt or harm the Russian
            
             population, which was shown in Besla...