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Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
December 20, 2016
Franz Klintsevich
A top Russian Senator is suggesting that NATO may be behind the assassination of the ambassador.
Granted, Russians are way into conspiracy theories – it’s basically in their blood, I’m not sure why. But this is not especially far-fetched. The hit was extremely professional. So far, ISIS has never managed anything like this.
And if it was the Kurds, there is virtually no doubt that he would have shouted something about Kurdish something or other. We will also be able to rule that out when the suspect is ID’d.
The secret services of a NATO country is ‘highly likely’ to have been behind the assassination of ambassador Andrey Karlov, claimed a top ally of Vladimir Putin.
Senior senator Frantz Klintsevich, deputy chairman of the Russian upper chamber’s defence and security committee, said: ‘It was a planned action.
‘Everyone knew that he was going to attend this photo exhibition.
‘It can be ISIS, or the Kurdish army which tries to hurt Erdogan.
‘But may be – and it is highly likely – that representatives of foreign NATO secret services are behind it.
‘What has happened is a true provocation, a challenge.
‘It is a challenge for Russia.’
The senator is a member of the ruling council of United Russia party, Putin’s vehicle of power.
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Political consultant Dmitry Fetisov warned: ‘There is no doubt a reaction will follow, both for Syrian terrorists and for Turkish power.
‘Our position in Syria will become tougher, surely.
‘No single country that respects itself can forgive such a cruel act as the murder of its own ambassador.
‘It will make Russia angrier.
‘It will throw all its military forces at eliminating the nest of Syria’s terrorists.’
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Senior pro-Putin senator Alexei Pushkov claimed: ‘This murder is the consequence of attempts to blame Russia for all the sins and the crimes it did not commit.’
The Western media gave a ‘distorted and false’ image of what is happening in Aleppo and this ‘contributed to this terrorist act’.
He warned: ‘This is a result of anti-Russian hysteria, raised in the West and supported by a certain part of Turkish society.
‘This should be a serious signal to the Turkish authorities so that they come to the conclusion that it is time to stop a tantrum.
‘The problem in Syria is that there is needed to find the ways to neutralise the militants and go to the political process, rather than to support of psychological tension to the situation in that country.’
Whoever actually ordered the hit, Western ZOG is ultimately responsible, as they have created the situation in which all of this stuff happens.
