Очень хочется проанализировать личности и биографии данных граждан, которые готовы на террористические акты ради денег у себя на родине в российской глубинке. Как так получилось? Кто виноват ? Кто их воспитывал и кто их все же обидел ?? Где та точка невозврата, после которой данные индивидуумы превращаются в потенциальных преступников.
Очень хочется проанализировать личности и биографии данных граждан, которые готовы на террористические акты ради денег у себя на родине в российской глубинке. Как так получилось? Кто виноват ? Кто их воспитывал и кто их все же обидел ?? Где та точка невозврата, после которой данные индивидуумы превращаются в потенциальных преступников.
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