Terrorist attack in Moscow

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

"On his deathbed, Alexander Litvinenko (1962-2006), a former Russian intelligence agent who defected (to Britain), accused Vladimir Putin of ordering his assassination. [Photo credit:] Alistair Fuller/AP" The photo was posted at npr.org. Please see the article linked to below for information connected to Litvinenko. According to the article, "... analysts and Russian opposition groups argue that an even darker possibility (than lax security at the concert hall) cannot be ruled out: they point to potential political gains for President Vladimir Putin from the Friday massacre."

From the article:

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A former spy in Germany who briefly headed the FSB, Putin was appointed prime minister in 1999. Months later, explosions at apartment buildings killed dozens of people. The Kremlin blamed Chechen separatists and used the attacks as a pretext to start the Second Chechen War: Putin’s approval ratings skyrocketed and paved the way for his first election as president in 2000.

Fugitive ex-FSB officer Alexander Litvinenko claimed that Putin ordered the attacks. Putin repeatedly called him a 'traitor,' and in (2006), Litvinenko died an agonising death in the United Kingdom after being poisoned with radioactive polonium. The UK said Putin 'may have been' behind the murder.

Full story in AlJazeera

How could the bombings be used as a pretext to start the Second Chechen War if the war started in August and the bombings were in September?





Alexander Litvinenko died from exposure to polonium that he was smuggling into the UK. Polonium is mind blowingly expensive.



If they were going to murder him, they wouldn't use rare and expensive polonium.

That's not saying he wasn't someone they wanted dead. What it says is he died before they got to him.

[Regnera]

May the victims rest in peace.

[Jehan]

If it's a false flag attack from ukraine. I wonder why they just don't use bomb and take the risk to see the "mercenary" being caught.

[Dick]

Heed my words,

World War II started when malefic demiurge Saturn was transiting in Aries/Ares, the God of War.

Both Saturn and Neptune will enter Aries after this year.

You want a Holy War/World War III/Civil War 2.0 in the US?

Saturn and Neptune will give you all of the above.

[Abriekman]

How could the bombings be used as a pretext to start the Second Chechen War if the war started in August and the bombings were in September?

In August Chechnya-based militants partially invaded Russia, some villages near the border. The real war started in September after the bombings when Russians sent troops in Chechnya. The bombings were used as a pretext for directly sending the troops to Chechnya and the military operation there.

[Annihilus]

Yes like I said earlier, ISIS is a CIA creation and CIA tool, many people in the Middle East know this.

ISIS is a weapon used to attack secular Arab regimes or Iranians or Russians or other designated enemies of the US.
ISIS also replaced Al Qaeda, which was out of control. ISIS may certainly be used for false flag attacks to create panic.

ISIS gained strength under Barack Hussein Obama (since the Arab Spring, after Osama was conveniently eliminated),
was destroyed by Trump, and then suddenly revived under Biden, how convenient!

If the USA hadn't invaded Iraq I doubt there would be an ISIS today, in that sense they bear responsibility. Does the CIA control ISIS? No.

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

In August Chechnya-based militants partially invaded Russia, some villages near the border. The real war started in September after the bombings when Russians sent troops in Chechnya. The bombings were used as a pretext for directly sending the troops to Chechnya and the military operation there.

How do you partially invade a nation? Either enemy troops are in your territory or they're not.

That in itself is a reason to declare war.

[Abriekman]

How do you partially invade a nation? Either enemy troops are in your territory or they're not.

That in itself is a reason to declare war.

It wasn't so major escalation to declare war, it was sort of border conflict really. In 1969, there was a border conflict between Soviet Union and China in which almost 1000 soldiers were killed by Soviet sources and nobody declared war on each other.

[#Oda#]

If the USA hadn't invaded Iraq I doubt there would be an ISIS today, in that sense they bear responsibility. Does the CIA control ISIS? No.

That was a mistake for sure. I thought things would go wrong right away after hearing Bush's speech after the 9/11 attack.

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

It wasn't so major escalation to declare war, it was sort of border conflict really. In 1969, there was a border conflict between Soviet Union and China in which almost 1000 soldiers were killed by Soviet sources and nobody declared war on each other.

Both USSR and China had nukes. Chechnya was also land Russia wanted directly in it's sphere of influence. You don't need to create a false flag when you already have a reason (Chechen troops on your territory.)