[dfwgator]

So if the Russians thought the massacre was “well-deserved”, why did they try to pin it on the Nazis?

I’m boiling mad about this, as I can imagine everyone in Poland should be.

[redstateconfidential]

[lizol]

I suppose they’re doing such things exactly to make us feel like that.

[Tallguy]

So if the Russians thought the massacre was “well-deserved”, why did they try to pin it on the Nazis?

That's easy. The Polish Government-in-Exile was London-based during WW2. Stalin wanted to install his own stooges after the Red Army cleared Poland of Nazi troops. How do you suppose the Red Army would be received if Stalin had admitted he ordered the killing of 22,000 Polish officers?

The chilling thing about this development is what it means in the wake of recent events in Georgia. Putin has a major screw loose.