Such dark suspicions are based on 18 yrs of similarly well-timed attacks in Putin's Russia, as I document in Winter Is Coming. Clockwork.
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Security is an altar on which many willingly sacrifice their freedom. Putin routinely uses terror pretext to crack down on peaceful dissent.
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Nearly every law used against me & my nonviolent pro-democracy colleagues in Russia refers to fighting "extremism". Anti-Putin = extremist.
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Radical Islam is a threat in Russia, esp in Caucasus, where many are killed each year. But the warlords are Putin's allies & do his bidding.
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Have sympathy for the victims in St. Petersburg, absolutely, and for the Russian people. But don't confuse with sympathy for Putin's regime.
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Agree. I feel empathy for his people, and loathing for him
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Yes I thought so to. On all 3 of your statements
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First thought that came through my mind when I heard about it. It makes me cringe.
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Russia's subway was also attacked in 2004 & 2010. What came to your mind ?
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same thing: innocent people paying sins of others, caught in the fight of extremists and different groups of interest.
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Did you say the same thing when there was terrorist attacks in UK, France, Germany, Belgium. Or just Russia ?
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Yes. Innocent people killed due to the work of terror groups. The consequences are always the same. The starting point differs
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But did you think the Govt of those countries were somehow involved ?
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Mr Putin is a dictator. He doesn't value human life, as we all recall from his many actions, as well as Moscow theater&Beslan.
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Did Blair, Bush & Obama value human life. Remember Afghanistan. Iraq, Libya
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The timing is almost too convenient. Some protests and a bomb goes off and they "find" the second one and defuse it.
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Also - they make sure to mention large gatherings of people are now dangerous places. Gives security pretext to disperse protests.
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Exactly. Read Kasparov. Read history. Stop being in open-mouthed wonder that Putin might do something nefarious. Of course he will.
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