Civil War in Ukraine: Western Empire vs Russia

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Here is another one of (very few at the moment) reality-based articles on the subject, imo: _http://thebarricade.co/2015/02/28/who-shot-boris-nemtsov-the-facts-dont-matter-just-blame-putin-says-the-mainstream-media/.
 
Jeremy F Kreuz said:
Update on the planned march 1st demonstration in Moscow - the city council has approved it - location will be in the southeastern district of Moscow, not in the center as first was requested.

Moscow City Hall and representatives of the opposition coalition Solidarity agreed to hold the rally named ‘Spring Anti-Crisis March’ on March 1 in the district of Maryino in the southeast of the city, the head of the Moscow Directorate for Regional Security, Aleksey Mayorov, told reporters.

Navalny will not be present:

The Spring March will take place without the key opposition figure – founder of the Party of Progress and renowned anti-corruption blogger Aleksey Navalny. On February 19, a district court in Moscow ordered the activist be placed under administrative arrest for 15 days over repeated violations of the law on public political events.

This seems sound policy - allow the demonstration to take place but install measures to avoid manipulation of the event into a Maidan.

Quotes from RT : http://rt.com/politics/235315-russian-opposition-rally-moscow/

Aleksey Navalny had requested the demonstration be held in the "center of Moscow" then was placed under administrative arrest for 15 days, past the March 1st rally date, which eliminates him from attending.

Is it possible, that Boris Nemstov's death in central Moscow is "a sacrificial assassination" perpetuated by Navalny to further his ambitions?
 
Here are a couple of other read-worthy articles re Nemtsov murder:

http://journal-neo.org/2015/02/28/russia-us-backed-opposition-leader-gunned-down-in-moscow/;
http://www.thicktoast.com/nemtsov-assassination-false-flag-event/.
 
We were expecting a false flag as the Empire is getting desperate. It's very similar to the death of the Argentine prosecutor to cast suspicion on Christina Fernandez (who was recently cleared by a judge). There's been a frenzy of suspicious false flag/psyop type operations and escalating the tension by using the fake opposition in Armenia this year. Also, lots of shooting on the borders with Azerbaijan.

But, the "opposition" is in a shambles now, and I'm thinking they will only get more desperate here in Armenia too. The foreign funding seems to be running short too, as the "opposition" has been a complete failure to pull off a color revolution since 2008. The desperation to destabilize and slow down the Eurasian Union integration has been getting more and more obvious....
 
I walked this morning around in central Moscow and quiet telling you would not notice there had been a high profile murder just a few hours ago. No increased number of police (as usual without guns) and no machine gun armed forces in the subwaystations. Across the Bolshoi the theatre a very discrete number of special police (20 to 30) that were joking around smoking cigarettes. If I compare this with Paris or New York, this tells a lot. No terror threat or propaganda here.
 
Re: The War against Putin; Russian opposition leader, shot dead in central

mkrnhr said:
Actually it would be completely idiotic for any government to do such a thing, especially to a nobody on the political scene, and certainly not in broad daylight in the streets of the capital. This guy will become a symbol of "liberty", "freedom", "democracy" for the western media presstitutes, and for the ignorant masses, which is yet another symptom of the depths of lies this world is plunging into.

Exactly, and if you were Putin (and all the heads of government around him), then you just picked the worst spot and time (right before a major rally) for a "super-secret" assassination.

Plus the fact that everyone seems to already know who ordered the murder.
I'm interested to see how Putin reacts now, with them right under his nose.
 
the planned 1st of march demonstration has been cancelled and moved as a mourning procession from the outskirts of Moscow to the centre of the city. Seems that objective has been achieved.

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-31672940

The march, due to be held in a Moscow suburb, has now been cancelled, and the organisers have been given permission to hold a mourning procession in the centre of the city.

Russian state TV said it would begin on Kitaigorodsky Proezd at 15:00 local time (12:00 GMT). Analysts say it is rare for state media to announce the time and place of opposition rallies.
 
From CNN, on the murder of Nemtsov

Opposition leader Ilya Yashin said his friend had been working on a report about Russian troops and their involvement in Ukraine.

would not surprise me that this report will be found soon and Nemtsovs death gives it so much more emotional power.
 
Ramzan Kadyrov, the Head of Chechen Republic (my translation):

Only the powers interested in destabilization could act so wickedly. The organizers of this murder were hoping that the whole world would blame the country's leadership and thus would provoke a wave of protests. No doubt that this murder was organized by the Western special services who try by any means to induce internal conflict in Russia.

The hatred of Kiev towards Russia is also a factor. Nemtsov's death sentence earlier passed in some Western capital could be executed by the hands of the Ukrainian special services.
 
_http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/feb/27/russian-opposition-politician-boris-nemtsov-shot-dead-moscow-reports

I am curious to see if this will result in a Moscow version of the Maidan coup. I hope not, but would certainly not be surprised either. Emotions are running high, and it doesn't take much to set off a crowd. :shock:
 
I am curious to see if this will result in a Moscow version of the Maidan coup. I hope not, but would certainly not be surprised either. Emotions are running high, and it doesn't take much to set off a crowd. :shock:

from Joaquin Flores:

The biggest concern now is if there are more killings planned for Sunday. The US seems to be going ahead with all of its plans even if the necessary successes at each step before are not met. We have seen this in Syria and Ukraine.

In such an event, it is obvious how the US will spin this, and the call will begin openly for Putin to step down. While this last part may be an eventuality at any rate, the events tomorrow will tell us whether we should expect a serious escalation in this process.

the complete article can be read here: http://fortruss.blogspot.ru/2015/02/did-us-murder-boris-nemstov-imminent.html

And the US ambassador in Moscow seem to have written.

February 28, 2015

A week ago John Tefft said the following:

"In my opinion, particularly such respected gentlemen as Navalny and Nemtsov can be really useful to us in establishing a new civil society in Russia. And in the very near future" - Ivan Zhuravsky

http://fortruss.blogspot.ru/2015/02/us-ambassador-to-russia-john-tefft.html
 
The Ukrainian model Ana Durickaja (23) allegedly the main witness murder of Putin's loudest critic Boris Nemtsov. He was killed with four shots in the back in front of the Kremlin, and Ana who was next to him was not injured, Russian media reported.

Politician and model after dinner at Red Square, according to unofficial information, walked across the bridge Zamoskvoreckij where Nemtsov and killed. Durickaja the main witness and therefore is in police custody.
 
Re: The War against Putin; Russian opposition leader, shot dead in central

Siberia said:
mkrnhr said:
Actually it would be completely idiotic for any government to do such a thing, especially to a nobody on the political scene, and certainly not in broad daylight in the streets of the capital. This guy will become a symbol of "liberty", "freedom", "democracy" for the western media presstitutes, and for the ignorant masses, which is yet another symptom of the depths of lies this world is plunging into.

Indeed. Nemtsov news is already on top of Twitter and 99% of tweets are 'anti-Putin' and 'pro-liberty.' Sickening.

I agree with the Saker that it's yet another MH17 against Putin which is even stronger than Politkovskaya and Litvinenko combined (in terms of ponerizing people's minds).

Let's see if we can help turn the twitter tide by repeating over and over again that it was a CIA false flag attack designed to blame Putin/Russia.
 
Re: The War against Putin; Russian opposition leader, shot dead in central

Laura said:
Siberia said:
mkrnhr said:
Actually it would be completely idiotic for any government to do such a thing, especially to a nobody on the political scene, and certainly not in broad daylight in the streets of the capital. This guy will become a symbol of "liberty", "freedom", "democracy" for the western media presstitutes, and for the ignorant masses, which is yet another symptom of the depths of lies this world is plunging into.

Indeed. Nemtsov news is already on top of Twitter and 99% of tweets are 'anti-Putin' and 'pro-liberty.' Sickening.

I agree with the Saker that it's yet another MH17 against Putin which is even stronger than Politkovskaya and Litvinenko combined (in terms of ponerizing people's minds).

Let's see if we can help turn the twitter tide by repeating over and over again that it was a CIA false flag attack designed to blame Putin/Russia.

Yes, that would be great. I've been doing this almost all day long today, so maybe some of my re-tweets could save time: you might wish to simply re-tweet some of them (those which you think fit). Some are in Russian though and some are on other subjects. Anyway, here they are: _https://twitter.com/Novosiberia.
 
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