Posted on 12/19/2016 8:31:20 AM PST by Red Badger
Edited on 12/19/2016 9:08:48 AM PST by Admin Moderator. [history]
Russia's ambassador to Turkey has been shot in an 'assassination attempt'.
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Mod Update: Ambassador has died
CIA action?
Archduke Ferdinand?
ISIS?..................
Meh, considering Putin’s fondness for assassinations, he really can’t complain about this.
Not quite...........
Likely a CIA backed assignation attempt… The CIA has been ordered to cause some kind of world crises by Obama to preclude Trumps transition to power. It was obvious Obama had politicized the CIA (as witnessed by the abolition of water-boarding, etc.), but the full extent of that politicization process is becoming more and more evident with each passing day.
There will be repercussions.................
What a thought... Jan 20th cannot come soon enough.
Beat me to it! My thought exactly.
It’s a bad, bad, bad time for another Archduke Ferdinand.
Regardless of evidence the Kurds will be blamed
They wouldn’t dare.................
Multiple reports on Twitter. FNC reporting on this now.
Just what I was thinking. Vlad won’t let this slide.
Islamic terrorists is most likely................
Russians have carried out a number of assassinations in Turkey and around the world, it’s not puzzling if someone tried to do this.
A self-help Turkish Jewish woman author was gunned down the other day in Instabul: http://www.jta.org/2016/12/16/news-opinion/israel-middle-east/jewish-author-gunned-down-in-istanbul and she was likely shot by a female nut if one reads on.
So, Turkey seems to be hanging by a thread nowadays.
And what does one expect out of the criminal government of Moscow.
I don’t think Vlad’s gonna like this.
Alrighty! The CIA did it, that’s it.
‘Stuff’
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