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originally posted by: AVoiceOfReason
a reply to: JonStone
im not blaming anyone for his death. im just saying it makes no sense for putin to have done it. if evidence proves otherwise then i will surely change my mind.
KIEV (Reuters) - Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko said on Saturday Russian opposition politician Boris Nemtsov was murdered because he planned to disclose evidence of Russia's involvement in Ukraine's separatist conflict.
Poroshenko paid tribute to Nemtsov, who was shot dead late on Friday, and said the fierce critic of President Vladimir Putin had told him a couple of weeks ago that he had proof of Russia's role in the Ukraine crisis and would reveal it.
"He said he would reveal persuasive evidence of the involvement of Russian armed forces in Ukraine. Someone was very afraid of this ... They killed him," Poroshenko said in televised comments during a visit to the city of Vinnytsia.
More than 5,600 people have been killed since pro-Russian separatists rebelled in east Ukraine last April, after the ousting of a Moscow-backed president in Kiev and Russia's annexation of the Crimea peninsula.
Kiev and its Western allies say the rebels are funded and armed by Moscow, and backed by Russian military units. Moscow denies aiding sympathizers in Ukraine, and says heavily armed Russian-speaking troops operating without insignia there are not its men.
(Story refiles to correct spelling error in second para)
(Reporting by Alessandra Prentice and Polina Devitt,; Additional reporting by Margarita Chornokondratenko,; Editing by Alexander Winning and Timothy Heritage)
originally posted by: AVoiceOfReason
a reply to: JonStone
i read what you posted in quotes. i dont know what else to say to you there.
no if you had proof that Putin was tied to his murder i would definitely believe it. im not even saying he didn't have something to do with it. im saying it makes no logical sense for him to have killed him. im just looking at the situation objectively.
personally i think Putin probably has had people killed. he is a politician after all. but this guy? nah, i don't think so. this harms putin more than it benefits him. when something like this happens always look to who benefits.
originally posted by: all2human
a reply to: Xcathdra
And the only people to benefit is Putin and his government
for some its too obvious to recognize.
originally posted by: tsurfer2000h
a reply to: BornAgainAlien
This has to be one of the stupidest threads on this board.
Why because it doesn't paint your boy Putin to be a hero?
originally posted by: BornAgainAlien
Because no one in Russia will believe the FSB was behind it !
They way it was done. no one will believe it was FSB, if Putin wanted to make it look like he was behind it, he would have done it a much different way.
So page after page suggesting it was him to make a statement towards the people of Russia is just utterly moronic when no one in Russia will believe it was him.
originally posted by: BornAgainAlien
So page after page suggesting it was him to make a statement towards the people of Russia is just utterly moronic when no one in Russia will believe it was him.
how Stalin weeded out about 40 million people to secure his power.
originally posted by: victor7
Stalin was a psychopath who had no regard for human life. He sent people to Siberian camps just for showing up late to work by 5 min. Killings done by Stalin had little to do with securing power. Power is secured not by stomping on common people, it is secured by keeping mini power brokers in pockets like main politicians, army leaders, union bosses, business stalwarts etc.
There will be a breaking point in all this no matter how hard the Russian people are.
Because no one in Russia will believe the FSB was behind it !
They way it was done. no one will believe it was FSB, if Putin wanted to make it look like he was behind it, he would have done it a much different way.
So page after page suggesting it was him to make a statement towards the people of Russia is just utterly moronic when no one in Russia will believe it was him.
Speaking to Russia's Sobesednik news website on 10 February, Boris Nemtsov said: "I'm afraid Putin will kill me. I believe that he was the one who unleashed the war in the Ukraine. I couldn't dislike him more."
So when there`s page after page of the most illogical conclusion being pushed as truth, this became one the most stupidest threads I have read so far.