All wars are dirty wars and the one between NATO and Russia is no different in that regard. It’s hard to be sure of what is true and what is false so I say that as prelude to the news that Russia has just released interrogation footage of the terrorists who carried out the attack in Moscow.
The terrorists say they were going to Kiev, Ukraine after the attack to receive 1 million rubles each. Ukraine’s Armed Forces cleared a passage for them to cross the border.
Can we believe the words of men who have been “interrogated” aka tortured? Is it likely that they will tell their interrogators whatever they want to hear? Or will they tell the truth?
It seems to me that the slaughter that was carried out at the Crocus Concert Hall on the 22nd March taking the lives of at least 144 people was not the sort of “random” Jihad attack as presented by the media. That is where the suspicion starts.
With Ukraine plainly losing the war against Russia, this mass killing is exactly the sort of NATO approved dark-op we might expect. Deploying deranged Tajikistan Jihadi has just the right amount of plausible deniability that we have come to expect during this conflict. Naturally Ukraine absolutely denies it had anything to do with it, but who believes a word said by the corrupt Zelensky regime?
Provocation of Russia lies at the heart of NATO strategy, whether it is the detonation of Nordstream pipeline; the explosion at the Kakhovka dam; the multiple attacks on the bridge to Crimea – in every case Ukraine denies it and the media goes along with it. When Ukraine says it has NOTHING whatsoever to do with the attack on Crocus, and when those who carried it out say that Ukraine was paying them off, we can all make our own minds up on who is trying to fool who.
From day one, I have opposed this conflict and only wanted peace. The loss of life on all sides is horrific and the blood soaked soil of eastern Ukraine bears a grim testament to the blood sacrifice demanded by the war machine. Do you remember that Isaac Hayes song “War – what is it good for?” The answer is that it is great for business by the cabalists behind this and every other war in history.
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All wars are dirty wars and the one between NATO and Russia is no different in that regard. It’s hard to be sure of what is true and what is false so I say that as prelude to the news that Russia has just released interrogation footage of the terrorists who carried out the attack in Moscow.
The terrorists say they were going to Kiev, Ukraine after the attack to receive 1 million rubles each. Ukraine’s Armed Forces cleared a passage for them to cross the border.
Can we believe the words of men who have been “interrogated” aka tortured? Is it likely that they will tell their interrogators whatever they want to hear? Or will they tell the truth?
It seems to me that the slaughter that was carried out at the Crocus Concert Hall on the 22nd March taking the lives of at least 144 people was not the sort of “random” Jihad attack as presented by the media. That is where the suspicion starts.
With Ukraine plainly losing the war against Russia, this mass killing is exactly the sort of NATO approved dark-op we might expect. Deploying deranged Tajikistan Jihadi has just the right amount of plausible deniability that we have come to expect during this conflict. Naturally Ukraine absolutely denies it had anything to do with it, but who believes a word said by the corrupt Zelensky regime?
Provocation of Russia lies at the heart of NATO strategy, whether it is the detonation of Nordstream pipeline; the explosion at the Kakhovka dam; the multiple attacks on the bridge to Crimea – in every case Ukraine denies it and the media goes along with it. When Ukraine says it has NOTHING whatsoever to do with the attack on Crocus, and when those who carried it out say that Ukraine was paying them off, we can all make our own minds up on who is trying to fool who.
From day one, I have opposed this conflict and only wanted peace. The loss of life on all sides is horrific and the blood soaked soil of eastern Ukraine bears a grim testament to the blood sacrifice demanded by the war machine. Do you remember that Isaac Hayes song “War – what is it good for?” The answer is that it is great for business by the cabalists behind this and every other war in history.
David Vance Substack
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