Kremlin Critic Shot Dead While In Custody

Kremlin Critic Shot Dead While In Custody

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The owner of an internet site critical of the Russian authorities in the volatile region of Ingushetia has been shot dead in police custody.

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Another fine example of Russian justice.

Speak out against the government, and get yourself dead.

Do we really think things have changed.

When does the US government start doing this as the
true police state begins to take hold?

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Originally posted by Manasseh


Another fine example of Russian justice.

Speak out against the government, and get yourself dead.

Do we really think things have changed.

When does the US government start doing this as the
true police state begins to take hold?

news.bbc.co.uk
(visit the link for the full news article)

Dr David Kelly, UK. Speak out against government and find your self dead.

William Cooper, USA. Speak out against government and find yourself dead.

The threat to the 'common man' is world wide. You cross the criminal psychopathic elite at the top, expect to be dead real soon after.

reply to post by Dan Tanna


Thanks for your input.

Yes, great example of how the elitists keep the objectors silent.

Put them on the no fly list.

Where is Naomi Wolf when we need her?

They started going after the educators in the US, and she sat down and went beneath the battlements so she didn't get any harsher treatment from 'the machine'.

In June 2008, the Human Rights Watch group accused Russian security forces there of carrying out widespread human rights abuses.

HRW said it had documented dozens of arbitrary detentions, disappearances, acts of torture and extra-judicial executions.

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Is it any coincidence that Ingushetia is on the border of Georgia?

I think not.



[edit on 31-8-2008 by Manasseh]

Originally posted by Manasseh

In June 2008, the Human Rights Watch group accused Russian security forces there of carrying out widespread human rights abuses.

HRW said it had documented dozens of arbitrary detentions, disappearances, acts of torture and extra-judicial executions.

news.bbc.co.uk...


Is it any coincidence that Ingushetia is on the border of Georgia?

I think not.

Sounds just like whats going on in iraq under US and UK forces. Its the machine against the common man. In what ever form, dissent no longer will be tolerated.

interesting, keep posting updates

It's not like there isn't any similarities here.

Actually, I suspect CIA involvement, because there is huge oil pipeline consequences in Georgia.

WASHINGTON: A few hours after meeting a former KGB general outside a spy museum here, a Russia scholar and outspoken critic of the Kremlin became engulfed in the kind of intrigue he studies, when he was shot outside his suburban Maryland home.
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The shooting Thursday occurred four days after the critic, Paul Joyal, warned on "Dateline NBC," the television news magazine, that a "message has been communicated to anyone who wants to speak out against the Kremlin: 'If you do, no matter who you are, where you are, we will find you and we will silence you in the most horrible way possible.' " Joyal was speaking about the poisoning of Alexander Litvinenko, a KGB defector, who was poisoned last fall in London.

www.iht.com...

Our governments suck!!!

Oops! That will get me on the no fly list.

Oh well.

And just in case you don't believe me about the pipeline.

There is more than meets the eye to the frantic U.S. efforts Friday to talk Russia and American ally Georgia out of war over an obscure mountain tract most Americans have never heard of.
...
A U.S.-backed oil pipeline runs through Georgia, allowing the West to reduce its reliance on Middle Eastern oil while bypassing Russia and Iran.

www.sfgate.com.../c/a/2008/08/09/MNDG127U55.DTL

I am interested to find more out about this, as so far regarding Russia I have been impressed with their actions and level headedness. In fact I have felt they have been very strtaightforward and forthright about what they are doing and why. I hope an incident like this does not mean they are becoming like Western governments and using all sorts of means to silence dissent.