This
provides important background on the bombings in Boston.
On Wednesday Panjikidze is expected to meet U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry in Brussels to discuss “important details” of bilateral relations, the Georgian Foreign Ministry said.
While
not denying the domestic importance of the bombings (in term for
allowing the trialing of martial law) FBI- whistleblower, Sibel
Edmonds' main emphasis is on the international context – the
Caucasus conflict and US relations with Russia.
She
raises (in the interview in the video below) the possibility of
changes in the Syria policy together with a softening of Russian
resistance as a result of these events.
Today's
news may well prove that events are unfolding in the way she
describes.
She
refers to an article by Prison Planet. While it would never be a
primary source for me, the article seems to accurately reflect the
original article in Russian, Тамерлана
Царнаева завербовали через грузинский
фонд.
CIA
MO Not the FBI, Contradictions from Dagestan, Recent Shooting
Incident in Dagestan, Georgia-NATO-Russia & More
Sibel
Edmonds
24
April, 2013
I
have been repeatedly emphasizing
the importance of going outside the US mainstream and
quasi-alternative media outlets for information and new developments
on the Boston Terror event. Similarly, I have been urging people to
place the bigger part of their attention on developments in the
Caucasus during this period following the event. Let me exemplify
what I mean by this with the following developments you won’t be
seeing printed or talked-about in the US MSM and their little
quasi-alternative siblings.
In
my latest interview for Boiling Frogs Post EyeOpener Report (See
here)
I emphasized the role of the CIA rather than the FBI in evaluating
the Boston Terror incident. Why? Because:
1-the suspects 100% fit the CIA recruitment profile;
2-The region being central to the CIA covert operations since the 1990s;
3- The suspect’s travel to the region (not the FBI MO but the CIA);
4- The classic occurrence of the FBI closing the case per CIA request and pressure … and much more. Please watch my comprehensive interview with James Corbett here for more details on this: Watch Video
1-the suspects 100% fit the CIA recruitment profile;
2-The region being central to the CIA covert operations since the 1990s;
3- The suspect’s travel to the region (not the FBI MO but the CIA);
4- The classic occurrence of the FBI closing the case per CIA request and pressure … and much more. Please watch my comprehensive interview with James Corbett here for more details on this: Watch Video
Now,
take a look at what just popped up a few hours ago in relation to the
above:
Tamerlan
Tsarnaev attended a workshop sponsored by the CIA-linked Jamestown
Foundation, Izvestia reports today. The Russian newspaper cites
documents produced by the Counterintelligence Department Ministry of
Internal Affairs of Georgia confirming that the NGO “Fund of
Caucasus” held workshops in the summer of 2012 and Tsarnaev
attended.
The
Caucasus Fund was established in November, 2008, following the
Geoergian-Ossetian conflict. The main purpose of the organization,
according to Izvestia, is to “to recruit young people and
intellectuals of the North Caucasus to enhance instability and
extremism in the southern regions of Russia.”
…
Now,
let’s go to other recent developments either blacked-out or
downplayed by US media:
Dagestan
Officials Deny any Contacts Between Boston Terror Suspects and
Islamic Radicals
Moscow/Makhachkala,
April 24, Interfax – Dagestani Interior Minister Abdurashid
Magomedov has denied allegations that Tamerlan Tsarnaev, one of the
two men suspected of committing bomb attacks at the Boston Marathon,
started practicing radical Islam during his stay in Dagestan in 2012.
“According
to our information, Tamerlan Tsarnaev did come to Dagestan in 2012 in
order to have his Russian passport restored. However, his father
Anzor Tsarnaev says his son was in the republic for only three or
four days and left before his passport was ready,” Magomedov
said.”As far as the Dagestani Interior Ministry is aware, Tamerlan
Tsarnayev did not have any contacts with the North Caucasus criminal
underworld,” Magomedov said.
…
As
emphasized during my recent interview we must pay special attention
to the conflicts and specific incidents like this within the region:
Security
officers shot dead two suspected militants in Russia’s volatile
North Caucasus republic of Dagestan, the epicenter of an Islamist
insurgency, the National Anti-Terrorist Committee said on
Wednesday.Moscow is struggling to quell the persistent attacks by
Islamist militants more than a decade after it fought two separatist
wars in the adjacent republic of Chechnya.
Security
officers surrounded a house in the village of Sogratl, some 100 km
(60 miles) southwest of the regional capital Makhachkala, where the
two suspected insurgents were hiding, the statement said.Two
unidentified women with a baby left the house after law enforcement
officers demanded that the militants surrender. The two rebels then
opened fire and were shot dead, the statement said.
…
Please
make sure you keep an eye on the coming developments in
Russia-Georgia relations and tension as well. Here are a few excerpts
from today’s news on that front:
“Our
policy is absolutely clear. We want to improve relations with Russia,
that is very important for Georgia, but we will not give up the basic
postulates of our country, which are the territorial integrity,
European integration, NATO membership,” Panjikidze said.
We
recall that the head of the foreign affairs committee at Russia’s
State Duma (lower house of parliament), Alexei Pushkov, told
journalists on Monday that the Russian delegation to PACE intended to
raise a question before Georgian Prime Minister Bidzina Ivanishvili,
who was to deliver a speech at PACE on Tuesday, over the Georgian
government’s change of foreign policy toward Russia.
Pushkov
said the questions addressed would be related to what extent
Ivanishvili intends to change the Georgian foreign policy, in
particular, that toward Russia, as all official statements of the
Georgian government have so far been in line with the foreign policy
course conducted by President Mikheil Saakashvili.
…
And
of course the following (and ongoing) case involving Georgia-US-NATO:
Tbilisi:
Georgia’s Foreign Minister, Maia Panjikidze, participated in the
NATO and ISAF partner nations’ foreign ministerial meeting on
Tuesday and will meet U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry on Wednesday
in Brussels.
Panjikidze
said that Georgia, which now has over 1,600 troops in Afghanistan,
making the country highest per capita troop contributor to ISAF,
reiterated its commitment to the NATO-led mission in Afghanistan and
reaffirmed its intention to continue its contribution after 2014,
when the NATO combat mission is due to end.
She
said that Georgia was also offering NATO to use its territory as a
route for reverse transit of ISAF forces and cargoes from
Afghanistan, in particular by using a railway link, which is due to
be completed later this year and which will link Azerbaijan and
Turkey via Georgia.
…
On Wednesday Panjikidze is expected to meet U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry in Brussels to discuss “important details” of bilateral relations, the Georgian Foreign Ministry said.
…
And
finally, if you haven’t watched our latest EyeOpener Video Report
with James Corbett, please do so, and please help disseminate it;
this is one way to counter the one-dimensional US media narrative:
Tamerlan
Tsarnaev Attended CIA-sponsored Workshop
Tamerlan
Tsarnaev was radicalized by the CIA
Kurt
Nimmo
24
April, 2013
Tamerlan
Tsarnaev attended a workshop sponsored by the CIA-linked Jamestown
Foundation, Izvestia
reports today (see English
translation
here).
The
Russian newspaper cites documents produced by the Counterintelligence
Department Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia confirming that
the NGO “Fund of Caucasus” held workshops in the summer of 2012
and Tsarnaev attended.
In
2012, Tsarnaev spent six months in Dagestan, a region neighboring
Chechnya. The FBI interviewed him the previous year but said it found
no evidence that he was a threat. On Tuesday, Homeland Security boss
Janet Napolitano said her agency was aware of the trip and, on
Wednesday, Secretary
of State John Kerry
stated Tsarnaev returned from Russian trip “with a willingness to
kill people.”
The
Caucasus Fund was established in November, 2008, following the
Georgian-Ossetian conflict. The main purpose of the organization,
according to Izvestia, is “to recruit young people and
intellectuals of the North Caucasus to enhance instability and
extremism in the southern regions of Russia.”
Moscow
has explicitly criticized the Jamestown Foundation for engaging in an
anti-Russian propaganda campaign. “Organizers again and again
resorted to deliberately spreading slander about the situation in
Chechnya and other republics of the Russian North Caucasus using the
services of supporters of terrorists and pseudo-experts. Speakers
were given carte blanche to spread extremist propaganda, [and] incite
ethnic and inter-religious discord,” said the Foreign
Ministry of Russia
in December, 2007.
The
Jamestown Foundation is a known CIA front. It “is only an element
in a huge machine, which is controlled by Freedom House and linked to
the CIA,” writes the Voltaire
Network.
“In practice, it has become a specialized news agency in subjects
such as the communist and post-communist states and terrorism.” It
“publishes specialized bulletins on both the post-communist world
and terrorism, which serve as reference for Washington’s think
tanks. University scholars and journalists are dedicated to depict a
ghost-filled world whose very same hostility justifies the U.S.
Empire.”
CIA
director William Casey and Russian dissident Arkady
Shevchenko
were instrumental in creating the organization. Jamestown’s board
of directors includes Zbigniew Brzezinski, former National Security
Advisor to Jimmy Carter. Brzezinski, a high-level globalist
operative, initiated the CIA’s
recruitment of the Mujahideen in Afghanistan
that ultimately produced al-Qaeda and the Taliban.
The
notorious russophobe Brzezinski heads up the foundation’s American
Committee for Peace in Chechnya,
an NGO based at the Freedom
House,
the latter funded by the National Endowment for Democracy, the CIA
front designed to foment color revolutions and overthrow governments.
It also receives funding from Soros Foundations, the CIA’s
Ford Foundation,
and the U.S. Agency for International Development, the outfit used by
the U.S. government to run “humanitarian” NGOs instrumental in
running color revolutions in former Russian states.
The
revelation about Tsarnaev’s whereabouts in 2012 and his connection
to an anti-Russian NGO sponsored by the CIA should be considered the
missing link in the story concerning his purported radicalization at
the hands of Salafist militants. However, since the establishment is
providing the script and narrative for the official story, we expect
the corporate media to give it zero credence.
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