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originally posted by: BornAgainAlien
originally posted by: Guenter
originally posted by: noeltrotsky
originally posted by: Guenter
originally posted by: noeltrotsky
Hits like that on public figures don't happen in Russia without clearance from above. In this case that clearance would be needed by Putin. If you don't understand this then you don't understand how the real Russia works.
Here we tend to disagree a bit again. But I do know Russians very well, especially their way of thinking and so forth. But before we go into a big arguments. let's just rest it on this.
It's ok to disagree! I've had the luxury of speaking to a few extremely low level guys that work hard for a living. If someone they don't know even looks like a big shot at a club where they are drinking they won't touch him no matter how stupid he acts. It's a career ending move. They will get a name and run a check on it if they really have to.
Just the way it is..not only in Russia of course.
OH sure you correct on this. Just that during my service with country during the cold war I got a bit privileged to work with the Russians on "defusing" hot situations. So I got still a few friends and from my past experience I do know that some of them so called "patriots" had been damn close to causing this crap to go from "cold" to "Hot" in a matter of hours. So this is why I personally hunch for the "patriot".
It might be, because the West is also known to not let a "good" crisis go to waste.
But seeing how Western media and Politicians are reacting again, I would not be supersized if it was an actual False Flag.
Russian opposition leader Boris Nemtsov shot dead in Moscow
Putin wants to govern for the rest of his life
If you believe that a dictatorship in Russia is OK for Europe, you're mistaken
Putin: Nemtsov killing a provocation
Bloodshed is the prerequisite to show loyalty, that you are on the team
'Boris was worried'
Exiled opponents
originally posted by: sosobad
Have you any evidence that Putin was involved in it?
originally posted by: noeltrotsky
originally posted by: sosobad
Have you any evidence that Putin was involved in it?
I love guys that come on and demand evidence that Putin did it on a website like ATS one day after the event happened.
Yup...you win smart guy! Nobody has evidence so let's all just stop talking about it. Thank God we had such a smart poster to stop the crazy talking about a subject in an internet forum designed for that very talking...
originally posted by: Flatcoat
Speaking of garbage.....
Russian opposition leader Boris Nemtsov was killed in a drive-by shooting in Moscow just before midnight on Friday, February 27. Twelve hours after the homicide, little new information has emerged, despite the fact that Nemtsov was shot just minutes from the Kremlin, and the car was filmed by several security cameras. Meduza reviews what is currently known about the murder.
1. Boris Nemtsov’s killers fired at least eight shots, hitting him four times.
According to Russia's Investigative Committee, Boris Nemtsov was shot with a Makarov semi-automatic pistol. Six 9-mm casings were found at the crime scene, some from different manufacturers. It appears the crime was premeditated, the perpetrators were aware of Nemtsov’s whereabouts, and they knew the exact route he would take to his apartment.
2. The murder took place in the center of Moscow, just minutes from the Kremlin.
The scene of the crime, the Bolshoy Moskvoretsky Bridge, is blanketed with security cameras. The killers fled to Zamoskvorechye neighborhood, which is also full of CCTV cameras. Nevertheless, the perpetrators remain at large, their whereabouts either unknown or not yet released to the press.
3. There was a young woman with Nemtsov. Her current location is unknown.
Boris Nemtsov was not alone when he was killed. The investigators found a young woman at the crime scene. Her name is not being released to the public, but the media reported her to be Anna Duritskaya, a Ukrainian model and Nemtsov's supposed girlfriend. She was found unharmed and was immediately taken in for questioning. It is unknown where she is now or what she said to the police.
4. Police put out a search for the suspects' car.
An APB was issued for a white Ford Focus and Ford Mondeo. Sources claim the car's license plates were identified by police. In the early afternoon, the TV channel REN TV reported the car was found not far from the crime scene. The license plates are allegedly registered in Ingushetia, Russia’s terrorism-ridden North Caucasus.
5. Almost no information about the investigation has been released to the public.
More than 12 hours after the murder, all we know is that investigators questioned a witness, pulled data from CCTV security cameras, and collected documents from Nemtsov’s apartment. According to the Investigative Committee's official spokesperson, Vladimir Markin, all possible motives are being taken into account, though Nemtsov's political activities are not among the primary leads.
6. Figures from across the Russian political spectrum have expressed their condolences.
Boris Nemtsov's political opponents believe his murder to be either a provocation, intended to stir unrest and embarrass the Kremlin, or they say it’s not likely connected to his political activities. Nemtsov's colleagues and supporters, on the other hand, are convinced his murder is linked to his politics. Vladimir Putin, speaking through his spokesperson, Dmitry Peskov, has said Nemtsov's murder was “100 percent a provocation.”
7. A vigil will be held on March 1.
Moscow authorities have sanctioned a vigil for Boris Nemtsov organized by the opposition. It will start at 2 p.m. on Sunday, March 1. Participants plan to march from Kitay-Gorod in the city's center to the Bolshoy Moskvoretsky Bridge, where Nemtsov was shot and killed.
originally posted by: Xcalibur254
I love all the people asking for evidence that Putin is the one who ordered this hit knowing full well that Putin is heading the investigation. Funny how all the people that believe Ukraine was responsible for downing MH17 and have an issue with them taking part in the investigation have no issue with Putin's role in this investigation.
originally posted by: Xcalibur254
a reply to: sosobad
And what evidence do you expect to see when PUTIN IS LEADING THE INVESTIGATION? The assassins' route was filled with CCTV yet there are no leads. The authorities were spraying down the crime scene within a couple of hours. Putin has a history of assassinating his opponents in dramatic fashions. If ATS is to be believed the West's assassinations are subtle ie heart attack, cancer, car crash, etc. So far the only one to gain out of this whole episode is Putin. Sure it could be some unaffiliated Russian "patriot" but last I checked Chechnya wasn't exactly a breeding ground for people willing to kill for out of loyalty to Putin.
originally posted by: Xcalibur254
a reply to: victor7
Care to respond to this sosobad? Not only is he claiming Ukraine carried out this hit with zero evidence but he is claiming they downed MH17 based on an outright lie.
originally posted by: kayleighkitty
why in 2016 is a guy like Putin in any sort of power when we KNOW he caused the crap in Ukraine
and is such a bully and troll in Europe
Cant stand the guy!
originally posted by: Xcalibur254
a reply to: victor7
Care to respond to this sosobad? Not only is he claiming Ukraine carried out this hit with zero evidence but he is claiming they downed MH17 based on an outright lie.