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Nadezhda Neynsky
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The news of the September 11 terror found Nadezhda Neynsky in parliament. She remembered that day in front of Nova TV.
“Exactly this shot with the fall of the second tower that you just released was like déjà vu,” she added. “I thought it was an episode of a movie until the horror of realizing that the world was in serious danger. an economy that is as vulnerable to terror as the smaller ones. “
At the time, the nation was very cohesive and needed to resist the bombers, and this led to more rights for the army and police.
“The Black life’s matter movement happened precisely as a kind of echo of those exclusive rights that the US law enforcement agencies received as a result of the fight against terror after September 11, 2001,” Nadezhda Neynsky told Nova TV.
According to her, a distinction must be made between terrorism and political extremism. The purpose of the first is to instill fear, while the second is ideology, and without reaching its roots, there is no way to counter terrorism.
Asked how many immigrants she predicted, she said it was very difficult, but there would be refugees because of the conflicts in the world and the Middle East. These people can’t just stay there. “There will be immigrants, the option of being stopped through fences is naive. The most important thing is to think about how to stay close to the place of the conflict, and not to disperse,” Neinsky added.
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