Nemtsov murder: Putin warned about exactly this type of “false flag” two years ago

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  1. Rotshild

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    Already in February 2012 !!!!!! Putin was warning Russians about exactly the kind of false flag which we just saw happening with the murder of Nemtsov. See for yourself:

    [video=youtube;69Qwju5nJ-w]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69Qwju5nJ-w[/video]

    Note: the Russian word “provocatsiia” is often translated as “provocation” which is not incorrect as long as you are aware that in Russian “provocation” can mean “false flag”, as it does in this context. Putin is clearly warning about a false flag “sacrifice”.

    http://thesaker.is/nemtsov-murder-putin-warned-about-exactly-this-type-of-false-flag-two-years-ago/
     
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    Who Killed Boris Nemtsov?

    Summary: In all likelihood, the February 27 assassination of Russian opposition leader Boris Nemtsov is part of the CIA’s campaign of discrediting Russian President Vladimir Putin and destablizing the nuclearly-armed Russian Federation.

    http://www.veteranstoday.com/2015/02/28/who-killed-boris-nemtsov/
     
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    freemarket New Member Past Donor

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    Looks like the Ambassador was right. He seems to have been considered more use to them dead than alive though. To bad for him.
    US ambassador to Russia, John Tefft: "Nemtsov can be very useful to us"

    February 28, 2015
    Cassad
    Translated by Kristina Rus

    Algis Mikulskis:

    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
     
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    And premeditation could not have included this red herring Putin through out there in 2012?
     
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    Mikhail Gorbachev: Murder was a false flag.
    Sniper attacks are commonly used as a form of false flag terror.

    Former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev says the the killing is aimed at “destabilizing the situation in the country, at heightening confrontation” with the West.

    Gorbachev says:

    The assassination of Boris Nemtsov is an attempt to complicate the situation in the country, even to destabilize it by ratcheting up tensions between the government and the opposition.

    The Saker notes that Putin warned years ago that a false flag of this nature might occur.

    Michael Rivero notes:

    Another reason to doubt the “Blame Putin” chorus we are already seeing in the corporate media is the manner in which the shooting took place, in public, in front of the girlfriend, to generate the maximum publicity. If Putin had really wanted to kill this guy, it would have been a “suicide” in private or a small plane crash, the way the US Government handles assassinations.
     
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    how convenient for Putin that every time one of his political opponents is murdered, his loyal sheep yell "false-flag!!!" like clockwork!!! are they paid? are they just loyal mindless drones?

    is there a difference? not really.

    but its great for Putin. :)
     
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    Nemtsov was a potential Yatsenyuk in plans for Russia. Now they gave him a different role being a martyr.
     
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    freemarket New Member Past Donor

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    Yea Nemtsov was a huge threat to Putin. Shuuuu that was a close one.
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    Those were fake opponents. They had no political weight in Russia, only in eyes of Washington.
     
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    so he WAS a threat?
     
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    Nemtsov had no weight even in eyes of Washington . In other case he would stay alive ...
     
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    so he was a womanizer, a traitor, a CIA agent, a Western plant.....but he was no threat?

    lol!!!!
     
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    Nemtsovs popularity was low so he couldn't have been useful in any normal way. The Russian secret service should have caught on what the ambassador meant when he said that they could be useful...and in the near future. Nemtsov should have been watched more closely.

    Funny the way we're mimicking now everything the Soviet Union did, especially the lies and propaganda.
     
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    you have already justified and defended Putin MURDERING his opposition in Russia.
     
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    I guess the American ambassador looked Nemtsov over and decided whether he was more useful to them dead or alive. I
    wonder how the people with him feel? They should be shaking in their boots, they might be next.
     
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    Putin has been killing his opponents for more than a decade.

    but he never faces criticism for it, because his loyal followers always yell "false flag" like clockwork.
     
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    Oh so the American Ambassador didn't murder him to establish a new civil society, it was Vladimir Putin. Interesting! :confuse:

    But then how could the American Ambassador establish his new civil society since Putin's rating are 86% and Nemtsov's were only 1%. Wouldn't it have to be through the propaganda value of his murder?
     
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    you stated yesterday that you have no doubt that Putin would kill all "traitors" to Russia.

    did you not?
     
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    I believe a more civilized society in russia would be in europes interest.
     
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    No, but this was his value to the West.
     
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    Every year, Putin warns about "false flags".

    and then he kills another opponent.

    :)
     
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    Europeans already got Ukraine, handful of "civilized people". Russians are more civilized then many in Europe. Civilized people of Europe do not like Ukrainian fascism.
     
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    nothing civilized about a nation that allows its leaders to commit murder with impunity.
     
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    Yeah, they should follow the Ukrainian model. It's much more civilized ..... they convince the opposition to commit suicide.

    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ As it was written before on the occasion of Yefremov's arrest, the junta will grind the remains of "regionals" into dust. Following the arrest of the former head of the faction in the parliament, today such a hated by the junta character as Chechetov, who was the first deputy of the head of the "Party of Regions" faction in the Verkhovnaya Rada, "committed suicide". He was also one of the main speakers of the regionals with whom the current bosses of the junta had regular arguments in the Rada and on the TV.

    Mikhail Chechetov was found dead in Kiev

    The 7th Verkhovnaya Rada deputy, the former first deputy of the head of the Party of Regions faction Mikhail Chechetov committed suicide, jumping out of the window of his Kiev apartment.

    "At 2am his wife found that the light was on in the home office in the apartment and a note on the table. He jumped out of the 17th floor where his apartment was", —the "Interfax" agency was told in the press service of the General Office of the MIA Ukraine in Kiev.

    Criminal proceedings were started by the police based on the part 1 of article 115 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine (premeditated murder). Nevertheless, the police said that this is a standard procedure and that in this case one can speak only about a suicide.

    On February 20th of 2015 the Prosecutor General's Office announced that Chechetov is suspected of committing a crime with respect to the vote in the Verkhovnaya Rada on Januarty 16th of 2014 on bills that limit civil rights. The ex-regional was suspected of committing a crime by the articles 364 and 366 of the Ukraine's Criminal Code (abuse of power and official fraud).

    On February 21st the Pechersky district court of Kiev ruled to imprison Chechetov with the possibility of a bail of 5 million of UAH. On February 24th it was announced that Chechetov was let out of jail by depositing the bail.

    http://interfax.ru/world/427063 (in Russian) —link

    PS. Ah, these "Ukrainian suicides". I immediately recall Kirpa and Kravchenko. How can we forget the "Ukrainian suicide" material from the last year http://colonelcassad.livejournal.com/151 8149.html (in Russian) about strange suicides of prominent officials, among whom we can now boldly list Chechetov. By a lucky coincidence, the "suicides" start right after the next coup.

    PS2. As the readers note, this wasn't the only "suicide".

    Even before I wrote, after appointing the "family" governor of Zaporozhye, the mayor of Melitopol S. Valter "committed suicide". Also, according to the news from the city the deputy chief of the MIA A. Bordyug also "committed suicide". I'm wondering –if this a new kind of "lustration"?!

    http://ua-katarsis.livejournal.com/62339.html (in Russian) – link

    About the suicide of the Melitopol Mayor Valter, who "hanged himself" on February 25th: http://ua-katarsis.livejournal.com/60969.html (in Russian)

    Original article: http://colonelcassad.livejournal.com/2069091.html (in Russian)
     

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