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In reply to the discussion: STOCK MARKET WATCH -- Friday, 6 March 2015 [View all]Demeter
(85,373 posts)4. Good news out of Russia – even the “non-system” opposition refuses to blame the Kremlin
http://thesaker.is/good-news-out-of-russia-even-the-non-system-opposition-refuses-to-blame-the-kremlin/
Honestly, I never thought the day would come where I would have anything good to say about the Russian liberal or democratic non-system opposition but apparently this day has come today. To my surprise, all the leaders of this opposition have so far made very moderate and reasonable statement and all those which I have heard have apparently dismissed the notion that the Kremlin was behind the murder. Now this might be self-evident for most of us, but for the Russian liberal or democratic non-system opposition this is quite a change of tone. Many have even said that this murder was a provocation (which in this context means false flag!) to destabilize Russia and create a crisis. Even Irina Khakamada, normally a real crackpot, has said that this was either a provocation or the action of a small group of extremists.
Maybe they are aware that the Russian public will not buy it, maybe MH17 was too clearly a false flag, or maybe they simply had a momentary moment of decency, but as far as I know nobody pointed the finger at Putin (okay, somebody somewhere probably did, I am just not aware of it). Again, this is quite remarkable.
Everybody, pro and anti Kremlin, agree that it is absolutely essential that this crime be solved. Since I personally believe that this was a US/UK organized false flag, I fully expect that somebody will be found and, as we say in Russian, that the (trail) end will end in the water meaning that there will be no proof of western involvement. If fact, even if the FSB *does* come across such proof, the Russians will most likely not make it public but use it behind the scenes. As for those who organized it, they also need somebody to get caught because if nobody ever gets caught, then this looks way too professional, but if a small cell of, say, rabid anti-Semitic nationalists, does get caught, then that exculpates all other possible suspects. Considering that the crime happened 200m away from the Kremlin, and that the city center is laced with cameras, I fully expect an arrest in the next 48 hours, a week max.
The bottom line is that in Russia this false flag is already a clear failure, not even the notorious Russian liberal or democratic non-system opposition wants to touch this thing. This is very good news indeed. In the West, of course, this is a different story, the AngloZionist will use that to a max, no doubt here at all.
Honestly, I never thought the day would come where I would have anything good to say about the Russian liberal or democratic non-system opposition but apparently this day has come today. To my surprise, all the leaders of this opposition have so far made very moderate and reasonable statement and all those which I have heard have apparently dismissed the notion that the Kremlin was behind the murder. Now this might be self-evident for most of us, but for the Russian liberal or democratic non-system opposition this is quite a change of tone. Many have even said that this murder was a provocation (which in this context means false flag!) to destabilize Russia and create a crisis. Even Irina Khakamada, normally a real crackpot, has said that this was either a provocation or the action of a small group of extremists.
Maybe they are aware that the Russian public will not buy it, maybe MH17 was too clearly a false flag, or maybe they simply had a momentary moment of decency, but as far as I know nobody pointed the finger at Putin (okay, somebody somewhere probably did, I am just not aware of it). Again, this is quite remarkable.
Everybody, pro and anti Kremlin, agree that it is absolutely essential that this crime be solved. Since I personally believe that this was a US/UK organized false flag, I fully expect that somebody will be found and, as we say in Russian, that the (trail) end will end in the water meaning that there will be no proof of western involvement. If fact, even if the FSB *does* come across such proof, the Russians will most likely not make it public but use it behind the scenes. As for those who organized it, they also need somebody to get caught because if nobody ever gets caught, then this looks way too professional, but if a small cell of, say, rabid anti-Semitic nationalists, does get caught, then that exculpates all other possible suspects. Considering that the crime happened 200m away from the Kremlin, and that the city center is laced with cameras, I fully expect an arrest in the next 48 hours, a week max.
The bottom line is that in Russia this false flag is already a clear failure, not even the notorious Russian liberal or democratic non-system opposition wants to touch this thing. This is very good news indeed. In the West, of course, this is a different story, the AngloZionist will use that to a max, no doubt here at all.
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