Major terror attack in Moscow

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:It must be FSB. Expect huge military mobilization in Russia.

Well. That’s one way for Putin to get out of the conscription conundrum.

Guess he had to wait for his “election” to be over.

If Russians want a different future, they are going to need to find some courage to change things.

FSB will blame the attack on Ukrainians and Russians will believe this.

The terrorists have fully automatic weapons.

And ukrainians are leaving “reviews” of the venue (concert hall and shopping center) alluding to the attack.

I wonder how many of these reviewers are able bodied men who bribed their way out of the country and instead of fighting they post this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It must be FSB. Expect huge military mobilization in Russia.

Well. That’s one way for Putin to get out of the conscription conundrum.

Guess he had to wait for his “election” to be over.

If Russians want a different future, they are going to need to find some courage to change things.

FSB will blame the attack on Ukrainians and Russians will believe this.

The terrorists have fully automatic weapons.

And ukrainians are leaving “reviews” of the venue (concert hall and shopping center) alluding to the attack.

Don’t believe everything you read on the internet. Anyone can pretend to be a Ukrainian online.

Ok, who do you think is posting these reviews?

He thinks it’s some kind of false flag. But no, Ukrainians are fully capable of leaving those (not that I blame them- it’s the least they can do and maybe also the only thing - I doubt these reviewers are on the battlefield).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It must be FSB. Expect huge military mobilization in Russia.

Well. That’s one way for Putin to get out of the conscription conundrum.

Guess he had to wait for his “election” to be over.

If Russians want a different future, they are going to need to find some courage to change things.

FSB will blame the attack on Ukrainians and Russians will believe this.

Makes it believable since Ukraine has been carrying out terror attacks on Russian soil for a while now.

I'm not sure that the other attacks are fairly categorized as "terror attacks" -- weren't they mostly legitimate military targets? This is very different, which is why it doesn't seem like it was the Ukrainians, unless it is a radical splinter group of them. It seems a bit large for a false flag operation, but I guess I shouldn't put anything past Putin and he may have felt like people at a rock concert are pretty expendible to him.

It also appears to be pretty far outside Moscow proper, which could also argue for a false flag, but might also explain why it took the FSB a full hour to show up.

DP but it’s Moscow outskirts, so Moscow proper. Just not the center

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Well here we go - not Ukrainians.

Fake

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Learn history people Russia has done this before.

If you dont know how Putin's brain works, just Google "1999 apartment bombings" to see how he blew up huge alartnrnt blocks, killing hundreds, then blamed on Chechnya to then invade.

You can’t invade one’s own country

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:People will wonder if this is a false flag attack to win sympathy

In 1999 Russia made a false flag attack on its citizens to justify the attack on Chechnya. This is probably the same. Putin is a cruel, weak man.

[Anonymous]

ISIS claims responsibility.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Well here we go - not Ukrainians.

Fake

update:Russian media removed the photos of the alleged terrorists. They were actually killed during a shootout in Ingushetia in early March.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:ISIS claims responsibility.

they claim responsibility for many terrir attacks they do not commit.

Why ISIS claims responsibility for attacks it didn't commit

https://www.businessinsider.com/why-does-isis-claim-terrorist-attacks-las-vegas-shooting-2017-10?amp

The FBI said Monday there is "no connection" between international terrorist groups and the gunman who killed 59 people and injured at least 527 more in Las Vegas Sunday night, pushing back on the Islamic State's claim that it had directed the deadly attack.

For one, such a claim guarantees relevance for ISIS by keeping it in the news, terrorism expert Bruce Hoffman told Business Insider.

"There is a long history of terrorists trying to elbow themselves into the limelight and milk some horrible tragedy to claim some credit for themselves," said Hoffman, who serves as Georgetown University's director of security studies.

ISIS does this a lot.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:ISIS claims responsibility.

they claim responsibility for many terrir attacks they do not commit.

Why ISIS claims responsibility for attacks it didn't commit

https://www.businessinsider.com/why-does-isis-claim-terrorist-attacks-las-vegas-shooting-2017-10?amp

The FBI said Monday there is "no connection" between international terrorist groups and the gunman who killed 59 people and injured at least 527 more in Las Vegas Sunday night, pushing back on the Islamic State's claim that it had directed the deadly attack.

For one, such a claim guarantees relevance for ISIS by keeping it in the news, terrorism expert Bruce Hoffman told Business Insider.

"There is a long history of terrorists trying to elbow themselves into the limelight and milk some horrible tragedy to claim some credit for themselves," said Hoffman, who serves as Georgetown University's director of security studies.

ISIS does this a lot.

If ISIS didn't do it then so be it. Meanwhile there's even less evidence that Ukraine did it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:ISIS claims responsibility.

they claim responsibility for many terrir attacks they do not commit.

Why ISIS claims responsibility for attacks it didn't commit

https://www.businessinsider.com/why-does-isis-claim-terrorist-attacks-las-vegas-shooting-2017-10?amp

The FBI said Monday there is "no connection" between international terrorist groups and the gunman who killed 59 people and injured at least 527 more in Las Vegas Sunday night, pushing back on the Islamic State's claim that it had directed the deadly attack.

For one, such a claim guarantees relevance for ISIS by keeping it in the news, terrorism expert Bruce Hoffman told Business Insider.

"There is a long history of terrorists trying to elbow themselves into the limelight and milk some horrible tragedy to claim some credit for themselves," said Hoffman, who serves as Georgetown University's director of security studies.

ISIS does this a lot.

And Russia has a long history of blaming people for attacks they didn't commit.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It must be FSB. Expect huge military mobilization in Russia.

Well. That’s one way for Putin to get out of the conscription conundrum.

Guess he had to wait for his “election” to be over.

If Russians want a different future, they are going to need to find some courage to change things.

FSB will blame the attack on Ukrainians and Russians will believe this.

The terrorists have fully automatic weapons.

And ukrainians are leaving “reviews” of the venue (concert hall and shopping center) alluding to the attack.

Yeahhhh... it's a likely outcome that you'll have criminals with fully automatic weapons running around in your country when you empty your country's prisons and put thieves and other criminals in charge of fully automatic weapons as Putin did...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:People will wonder if this is a false flag attack to win sympathy

In 1999 Russia made a false flag attack on its citizens to justify the attack on Chechnya. This is probably the same. Putin is a cruel, weak man.

+1 and that consolidated his power. Here’s what he’s choosing to do with that power now.

[Anonymous]

Too bad Putin / Moscow didn't heed the warning from the U.S. about potential terrorist activity. Idiots.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Too bad Putin / Moscow didn't heed the warning from the U.S. about potential terrorist activity. Idiots.

People on twitter are saying this is a CIA false flag to gain attention and support for further funding to be sent to Ukraine from the US taxpayers.

How did US intelligence analysts know this was coming, but Russia did not?

If the US warned Russia ahead of time about this, why don’t we know who did this?