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originally posted by: 19Bones79
a reply to: WeMustCare
A brave answer.
It would appear TPTB want to kick off a global conflict by poking the bear.
This alone will not start a war. Perhaps a spy vs spy war for sure.
One step closer.
originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: WeMustCare
Apparently Joe Biden and Hunter personally did this?
FFS?
Why would the US assist Russia in such a manner when it is using Ukraine as a proxy in the current conflict?
originally posted by: Freeborn
a reply to: WeMustCare
So, the US knew about this attack.
They publicly warned people not to attend public events.
If so then I think its fairly safe to say they've warned Russian intelligence services as well.
Just what are you trying to say the US has done wrong?
originally posted by: twistedpuppy
a reply to: Kenzo
It looks like a Muslim terrorist attack at first glance. It could be a prelude to the unrest in Caucasus. The timing is suspicious though; right after the elections. It could be a false flag operation. FSB was allegedly blowing up apartment buildings in various cities of Russia during the Chechen wars to have a reason to bomb Grozny. Perhaps, Putin plans to tighten his grip on the Russian society and strengthen the police state.
I wouldn't totally exclude Ukrainians although they seem to be unlikely culprits. It could also be some spontaneous opposition to Putin, new dissidents, who figured out that "noons against Putin" are too soft and it's time to start the reign of terror.
Time will tell although, given the usual nature of Russian "investigations", we might never learn the truth.
And now... since everyone is oh so sorry, I will say something totally disgraceful:
No condolences from me. I don't feel sad and I don't feel sympathy for the victims. They were dancing and celebrating while their fellow countrymen were murdering Ukrainian people. Maybe some of them were dancing on the Red Square too. So... honestly... **** them. Now proceed to throw rotten apples and tomatoes.
originally posted by: WeMustCare
originally posted by: Freeborn
a reply to: WeMustCare
So, the US knew about this attack.
They publicly warned people not to attend public events.
If so then I think its fairly safe to say they've warned Russian intelligence services as well.
Just what are you trying to say the US has done wrong?
Like God, the U.S. lets things happen that could be stopped.
originally posted by: watchitburn
Isis has claimed responsibility.
The same Isis that was created, armed, and trained by the CIA, Obama, and McCain.
Deployed in Libya for the Arab Spring then sent to Syria to get Assad before they went native and rampaged across Iraq.
originally posted by: marg6043
I wonder what Russia will do with them once they get arrested, will they have a day in court? with a tax payer public servant? like in the US?
Nope they will be torture and dispose like the inhuman trash they are.
a reply to: 19Bones79
Why would the US assist Russia in such a manner when it is using Ukraine as a proxy in the current conflict?
Islamic State has claimed it carried out the attack on a concert venue near Moscow, the group's Telegram channel says.
It said it had attacked a large gathering of Christians in Krasnogorsk on the outskirts of Moscow.
news.sky.com...
American officials have been quick to confirm that the US has intelligence confirming the Islamic State claim it carried out the attack in Moscow.
The BBC’s US news partner CBS has spoken to a source familiar with the intelligence, who says there has been a steady stream of information - dating back to November - about IS wanting to strike in Russia.
Some highly specific information was passed on to the Russian government, despite the frosty relations between Washington and Moscow.
It has not been confirmed, but it is likely, that this is information that was referred to in the state department warning two weeks ago: Americans in Moscow were told to avoid large gatherings, and specifically warned about concerts.
The State Department said the US was "monitoring reports that extremists have imminent plans to target large gatherings”. The warning did not at that time name the group it was referring to.