Russian Ambassador to Turkey Shot Dead

here's her youtube channel

discussion I linked is about Turkey, Russia & US relationship:

 
No disagreement there, overall.

Wonder why I'm saying we're being dragged into WW3 before real change sets in?

BREXIT, Trump, all the nationalist movement across Europe trying to break free of globalism.

TPTB are getting desperate.

Unless BREXIT, Trump and nationalist movements only further one world government over a longer timeframe, if they lead to a (controlled) war that will be used to reorder the current global order. NAZI party was a nationalist socialist movement, no? The biggest things that came out of BREXIT and Trump's election were things that most people didn't notice. Massive currency revaluations!

Spoiler alert: if this culminates in another iteration of a WW, the US loses. But in reality it's the end of the global reserve dollar and a coordinated shift to the East, enacted under false pretenses. Deep topic for sure. That bibliotecha link I posted is super valuable for understanding how the bankers orchestrate these things and why.
 
gunny,

sibel has identified a global criminal network that uses Islamic terrorism as cover for their business

heroin trade, child trafficking etc

she is a must follow & spot on usually

here's her two books

https://www.amazon.com/Classified-Woman-Sibel-Edmonds-Story/dp/0615602223
https://www.amazon.com/Lone-Gladio-Sibel-Edmonds/dp/0692213295/ref=asap_bc?ie=UTF8

Let's assume for the sake of argument that this is the reality of it. Maybe Russia sends a company of special ops troops into Turkey for a quiet week, they take down like 80% of this organization in Turkey and then disappear. Let's further argue that 100% of the evidence of this op becomes public. Now a vote goes before NATO, and who in NATO is going to vote to retaliate against Russia for that? Recommendations of trade sanctions at most.
 
Conflict News ‏@Conflicts 2 min.
MORE: Chairman of Duma says Moscow talks between Russia-Turkey-Iran to go ahead, despite killing of Russian Ambassador - @CNNTURK_ENG

Lee Saks@Lee_Saks 31 min.
MEDVEDEV: ACCORDING TO INTL LAW ASSASSINATION OF AMBASSADOR IS GRAVEST CRIME, RUSSIA NOT TO LEAVE IT UNPUNISHED. IFX.

Paul Joseph Watson ‏@PrisonPlanet 29 min.
CNN guest Jill Dougherty is trying to humanize the terrorist, saying he was "emotional". Whitewash already unfolding.

Sergey Bobkov ‏@sbobkov 4 min.
Ambassador #Karlov's wife was in the press conference audience, witnessed the assassination first hand. Hours later suffered a heart attack.

Wife leaving hospital after suffering heart attack

 
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Well, there you go. In response Russia probably doubles down on fighting ISIS in Syria. Maybe inspires more terror attacks against them. The West could hardly be blamed for that, and may use it as a potential point of alliance. Logic says if it were a false flag then it was designed to STOP people from reacting. There is no worse scapegoat today for political action than a jihadist. Leads to only two possibilities, first is some organization (ie Putin or this alleged crime organization that pretends at jihad) wanted the guy dead so the false flag aspect was the jihadi stuff, or this was legitimately some ass douche Jihadi just like it keeps appearing to be. Probability sez...
 
I don't think the US did this one. It doesn't make any sense that we would. Why kill a minor political appointee? Nothing is gained, no message is sent. This guy was a nobody.

It's probably exactly what it seems. Some guy in Turkey was radicalized and killed a Russian in retaliation for what the Russians are doing in Syria.
 
I don't think the US did this one. It doesn't make any sense that we would.

Why kill a minor political appointee? Nothing is gained, no message is sent. This guy was a nobody.

. . . killed a Russian in retaliation for what the Russians are doing in Syria.

In actual war and strategy terms maybe . . . but assassination of a diplomat is a steppin' stone . . . to WWIII
 
Off duty Turkish police officer. http://www.nytimes.com/2016/12/19/world/europe/russia-ambassador-shot-ankara-turkey.html

He was identified by Turkey’s interior minister as Mevlut Mert Altintas, from the western province of Aydin and a graduate of a police college in Izmir. Local news reports said that Mr. Altintas’s mother and sister had been arrested and that a computer had been confiscated from their house.

The gunman, described by Turkish officials as a 22-year-old off-duty police officer, also wounded at least three others in the assault on the envoy, Andrey G. Karlov, which was captured on video. Turkish officials said the assailant was killed by other officers in a shootout.
 
Damn, bad day for Russian Ambassadors....

The head of one of the departments of Russian foreign ministry was found dead, with gunshot wounds in Moscow on Monday, according to a REN TV report. This information was not officially confirmed by the department.
The victim is claimed to be Peter Polshikov, head of the Latin American department of the Russian foreign ministry. His body was found with a gunshot wound to the head in an apartment in Moscow. Two shells were found near the body, while the gun was found under the kitchen sink.
Polshikov's wife was reported to be in the apartment. REN TV said that two versions of the incident were being considered: suicide and murder.

http://www.teletrader.com/news/details/37083910?culture=en-US&ts=1482199286290

 
Mert Altintas, eh? Yeah that's confirmed fakery. Altintas is an anagram for Atlantis. Mer is Sea. Too complicated to quickly explain why that's important but trust me, it's intentional and a huge sign of false flag/fakery. The name is code. The Sea People of Atlantis.

Wow.
 
Mert Altintas, eh? Yeah that's confirmed fakery. Altintas is an anagram for Atlantis. Mer is Sea. Too complicated to quickly explain why that's important but trust me, it's intentional and a huge sign of false flag/fakery. The name is code. The Sea People of Atlantis.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Altıntaş

On the other hand,

Altıntaş is a town and a district of Kütahya Province in the Aegean region of Turkey.

Altıntaş was previously known as "Kurtköy".[3] The district's name means "golden stone" in Turkish and was given due to the large stone deposits, especially marble deposits in the area.[4]

Chalcolithic artifacts have been found in the Altıntaş area. The Roman city of Soa is located within the district boundaries. The marble in the area was mined in antiquity, having been used in the construction of the ancient city of Aizanoi nearby. Near today's Pınarcık village, a Roman city called "Abya" produced its own coins. In the Osmaniye village, a mausoleum from the 2nd or 3rd century AD was excavated.[3][5] In the district center of Altıntaş, a tomb called the Seydisül Tomb, built in the late 19th or early 20th century, contains an arch from the Byzantine era, depicting Deesis.[6]

During the reign of the Ottoman sultan Bayezid II, a rebellion was suppressed at a battle in Altıntaş.[3]

Early in the Greco-Turkish War during the Turkish War of Independence, the area was occupied by the Greek forces. Parts of the Battle of Dumlupınar took place within the district boundaries; these areas were later declared a national park. Altıntaş became a district in 1947.[3]

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=mert

mert

In Turkish, mert means brave, hero and trustworthy. It's also a Turkish male name.

Brave golden boy?
 
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RUSSIA BLAMES WEST
Key ally of Vladimir Putin claims shadowy Nato forces masterminded the assassination of Russian ambassador Andrey Karlov

Senator Frantz Klintsevich claimed today that Nato secret services were 'behind' the shocking killing

By COREY CHARLTON
19th December 2016

THE assassination of Russian ambassador Andrey Karlov was masterminded by Nato secret services, a top Vladimir Putin ally has claimed.
Karlov was gunned down by a member of Turkey’s anti-riot police while attending an art exhibition opening in the capital Ankara.

AP:Associated Press
Mevlut Mert Altintas is seen prowling through the art gallery as Karlov's body lies on the ground

It comes as US-based Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen said he had no connection to the assassination and he strongly condemned the killing, according to an official who advises Gulen on media issues.

Allegations by an unnamed senior Turkish security official of "very strong signs" that the gunman who killed the ambassador belonged to Gulen's network were "laughable" and intended to cover up for lax security, the adviser, Alp Aslandogan, said.

"Mr Gulen categorically condemns this heinous act," Aslandogan said.
The Turkish government has accused Gulen of instigating a failed coup in July. Gulen, who has lived in self-imposed exile in Pennsylvania since 1999, denies this.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/243840...andrey-karlov/
 

What if Altintas was named after Atlantis? Hmm? Which is historically older Zippy? I don't put much stock in user editable sources like Wiki and Urbandictionary as a whole but tell me which is an older civilization. And what of the Atlantean biblio link I posted? Any comment there?

(Can't say I'm surprised it's you and TheCount that are the only ones to weakly attempt to counter my posts. After all, isn't silence an admission?)

The photos of this incident are laughable staged horseshit straight out of a Hollywood sound stage. I know I like to take impeccably focused, professionally lit and posed video and photos of a guy shooting up the room I'm standing in. Don't you all?
 
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They all just filmed this . . . it is surreal and stunning really to have so much footage of this imho

Congratulations on using the 2016 "word of the year".

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/th...erriam-webster-sum-up-2016-surreal/ar-AAlIUGj
The company tracks year-over-year growth and spikes in lookups of words on its website to come up with the top choice. This time around, there were many periods of interest in "surreal" throughout the year, often in the aftermath of tragedy, Sokolowski said.

Major spikes came after the Brussels attack in March and again in July, after the Bastille Day massacre in Nice and the attempted coup in Turkey. All three received huge attention around the globe and had many in the media reaching for "surreal" to describe both the physical scenes and the "mental landscapes," Sokolowski said.

The single biggest spike in lookups came in November, he said, specifically Nov. 9, the day Donald Trump went from candidate to president-elect.

There were also smaller spikes, including after the death of Prince in April at age 57 and after the June shootings at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida.
 
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