All employees of the Russian Embassy in London have left?

a reply to: SkepticOverlord
Justin Bieber stage crew setting up?..?

originally posted by: EternalSolace
a reply to: Cygnis

Guys, you now need the president, gather ...

- Alexei Mukhin (Mukhin_Alexey) March 11, 2015

And a little later:

Be brave guys - Putin moved to the next level in your game ...

- Alexei Mukhin (Mukhin_Alexey) March 12, 2015

That was also posted in your source article... Something really is not sounding right.

Indeed.

Something smells.... funny..

From Andrey Illarionov's blog (he is Putin's former economic policy adviser)

(Badly) translated web page:

Perhaps future historians will call these events "conspiracy of generals".
Indeed, on the one hand - a lieutenant colonel.
And on the other - solid generals, two of Colonel General, three General of the Army.

After almost two weeks of fierce struggle under the carpet picture of the battlefield, which opened to the public in the evening yesterday, leaves little doubt as to its outcome. The party of "blood and bubble" (in accordance with the terminology A.Piontkovskogo) suffered heavy losses and retreat on all fronts under the onslaught of the party "bloodshed".

Absent from February 27 Ivanov appeared in the public space, securing an alliance with the Russian Orthodox Church, or at least to ensure its neutral position. Nikolai Patrushev, Security Council Meeting in Pyatigorsk accepted the surrender of Ramzan Kadyrov. K.Remchukov from the box of the Bolshoi Theater announced the impending resignation of Igor Sechin. It seems a foregone conclusion and the resignation V.Kolokoltseva - despite the rebuttal to dismiss the earlier rumors. In other words, the power and the financial support of the "national leader" seems to be paralyzed.

In contrast to the "pop" Ivanov "disappeared" Putin said. Cancellation of his visit to Kazakhstan and actively thrown into public space information about his "illness" make us think about where he is physically present and in what condition.

If the proposed analysis is correct, then in the next few days should be expected resignation as prime minister Dmitry Medvedev and Sergei Ivanov purpose to it. The State Duma led by Naryshkin ensure correct vote of its members.

After which the public is likely to be informed about what needs to be a national leader deserved rest.

Anyone who believes that the conspiracy involved (consciously or unconsciously) only generals or just security forces, slightly simplifies the situation. On the eve of the assassination of Boris Nemtsov in a safe place for 15 days was sent to another potential candidate for the role of "the sacred victim", a popular blogger, specializing in publications leaks against defendants Party "blood and bubble" regularly merge party "bloodshed". Another prominent opposition journalist a few days ago pretty safe to assume that "after the murder of Nemtsov's Putin will be overthrown soon."

Readers who mistakenly believe that the author of these lines supposedly there is any sympathy for any of the parties in this mortal combat, corresponding to the classical maxim of "plague on both your houses."

However, in addition to the treatment of this maxim, it is also difficult to forget and inevitably come to mind historical analogy:
- About the corrupt regime of the Shah Reza Pahlavi with the secret police SAVAK, on ​​the one hand, and replaced it without the regime of Ayatollah SAVAK secret service, but with the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, on the other;
- About the corrupt regime Chiang Kai-shek with the secret police and punitive expeditions against kommunictov, on the one hand, and replaced it Maoist regime without Kuomintang secret service, but with a really great terror, on the other.

and:

Putin biographer: He's not dead — but chaos is brewing in the Kremlin

Perhaps Putin himself is not being deposed (or dead), but his power structure at the Kremlin is about to get a major makeover by members of his opposition, that, apparently, have had it with him.

"Some of Nemtsov's associates say his shooting is being used by one faction to send Putin a message that they are unhappy and need to be reckoned with," Reuters reported.

Additionally, former economic policy adviser to Putin and current senior fellow at the Cato Institute, Andrey Illarionov, wrote on his blog that Putin's continued absence suggests a palace coup.

He said that factions within the power structure have become visible, there likely to be some power change-ups, and that "fights over the number two position" — aka Medvedev — have "exploded!"

So Medvedev might be out, along with others of Putin's power bloc.

originally posted by: crappiekat
Interesting. Even CNN is speaking about Putin not being visable.

An of course they are talking about the access to US for miltary threats.

Maybe there is something going on, bigger than we know.

Between Iran, N korea, and Russia. Who knows, maybe they are planning a spanking for the US.

Countries are already afraid to help Ukraine.

Hmm, that is foreboding as well.

Either that, or well timed doom porn.

I'm thinking the sanctions worked and someone slipped a knife in putins back.

Come on usa or Russia you don't piss off the people that own the wealth as a politician

originally posted by: ScientificRailgun
All I can say is this:

If Russian officials are leaving the UK, anyone from ATS living in London might want to consider taking a vacation from London for a few weeks.

Just in case.

I would say good time for a holiday as well.

Embassies don't normally just empty out.

If russia in fact pulled their diplomats out of the UK it may be the first signs of the W word.

originally posted by: SkepticOverlord
This was just tweeted one hour ago, it's reported to be "removal trucks" arriving at, and surrounding the Kremlin.

Vlad moving his money out..?

originally posted by: iskander683
I'm not being funny, but just because someone tweets a statement and it gets retweeted by somebody else, does not make that statement a fact.

Garbage, some people live by twitter, if they read it on twitter of course it must be true. As twitter only ever lets true stuff out!!!!

originally posted by: Bigburgh

Everyone! Check the stock market...

I've never heard of Benzinga before, so I have no idea how credible it is, or how reliable the information. But speaking of stocks...

Market Vector Russia ETF Trust (NYSE: RSX) was down more than 1.5 percent Friday after news came out about the Kremlin preparing a major announcement.

Russia ETF Falls As Kremlin Reportedly Prepares For 'Mysterious' Announcement

I have no idea what "Market Vector Russia ETF Trust" is, or how important, but this article is potentially insinuating that the stock dropping might have something to do with the announcement.

a reply to: crazyewok

They certainly put a hurtin' on Putin.

The most pain was inflicted by removing them from the IM fund, which sent the Ruble plummeting and cost many of Putin's cronies a lot of money. That same sanction (removal from the IM fund) is also being credited with forcing Iran to the negotiation table.

Hmmmm....so why would they leave russian embasey in london and not other countries?

Now all this.....

If this is all just to give out a new telephone number im gunna be pissed

It's mostly Gazprom ans Rosneft... It is a good proxy for the Russian stock market. a reply to: EternalSolace

Well I believe that the MSM has a muzzle on them from the US government.

So we have to "read between the lines" if you will.

I do not believe everything that I am fed.

However, when ATS gets excited about something, and the MSM is talking about similar events, I sit up and pay attention.

a reply to: Rocker2013

I think that if there is anything to this,it is because Cameron has said he won't go to the WW2 service the Russians are going to have. WW2 is a REALLY big deal for Russia and I'm sure they think it is a total insult for other world leaders not to show up,especially after Putin showed up for Europe's. That would be my guess anyway. Putin just got sick of Cameron's insults and decided to cut ties.

originally posted by: Cobaltic1978

originally posted by: ScientificRailgun
a reply to: TinfoilTP

I can think of one more reason:

From one singular Tweet to Nuclear Apocalypse not a chance.

While I will agree.

Don't forget a single bullet caused ww1 and a faked arson of the reichstag ( did i spell that right)caused ww2.

Big things can and have resulted from small moves of the chess board.

a reply to: EternalSolace

Checks out. The site is legit.
Good find.


en.m.wikipedia.org...(company)


Not sure what's up. I find it on wiki.. but every time I copy and paste the link.. it says deleted.
But it's there. They're out of Detroit Michigan..

a reply to: Bigburgh

Thanks. There are times that I really believe that the people behind trading stocks know what's going to happen before it happens. All this information is really starting to add up to an uneasy feeling.

a reply to: SkepticOverlord

Yeah but Putin doesn't work out of the kremlin,he works out of his house.

second line

It really isn't the announcement that has me kind'a sitting up and taking notice.

Sudden acts of war don't happen, typically, by news media, unless the bombs are already falling when the announcement is made.

Tho, there is a first time for everything, I imagine.

a reply to: Cygnis

Better not be ww3 as I'm away staying between 2 USAF bases and a bunch of RAF bases.....