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Boston Bombing: The plot thickens
Boston bombing Plot thickens as Chechen patsies exposed as double agents by Russian and Israeli intelligence sources. Captured patsy Dzokhar conveniently “suffers throat injury and may not be able to talk” .
FBI continues to chase its own tale as further evidence of the cover up emerges in the Boston bombing case. Following Glen Beck’s ultimatum to Obama to come clean on the Saudi national covertly smuggled out of the country (which raised suspicions about a joint CIA-Saudi terror cell) CBS was forced to reveal that FBI Interviewed Tamerlan Tsarnaev 2 Years Ago. CBS reports that although the FBI initially denied contacting Tsarnaev, the brothers’ mother said they had in an interview with the Kremlin’s Russia Today. The Kremlin was quick to leverage this limited hangout to lash at the support given by CIA to Chechen terrorists during Russia’s wars with the separatists in the oil rich Caucasus region.
Further pieces of Intel were leaked to Debkafile by Mossad sources during April 20th in a report detailing the Wahhabi-Chechen terror apparatus. Debka’s report, despite its careful avoidance of the false flag mechanism, provides numerous clues about the CIA’s anti-Russian terrorism in the Caucasus and the way the two brothers were recruited to become expendable pawns in the operation:
“The Tsarnaevs’ recruitment by US intelligence as penetration agents against terrorist networks in southern Russia explains some otherwise baffling features of the event:
1. An elite American college in Cambridge admitted younger brother Dzhokhar and granted him a $2,500 scholarship, without subjecting him to the exceptionally stiff standard conditions of admission. This may be explained by his older brother Tamerlan demanding this privilege for his kid brother in part payment for recruitment.
2. When in 2011, a “foreign government” (Russian intelligence) asked the FBI to screen Tamerlan for suspected ties to Caucasian Wahhabist cells during a period in which they had begun pledging allegiance to al Qaeda, the agency, it was officially revealed, found nothing incriminating against him and let him go after a short interview.
He was not placed under surveillance. Neither was there any attempt to hide the fact that he paid a long visit to Russia last year and on his return began promoting radical Islam on social media.
Yet even after the Boston marathon bombings, when law enforcement agencies, heavily reinforced by federal and state personnel, desperately hunted the perpetrators, Tamerlan Tsarnaev was never mentioned as a possible suspect
3. Friday, four days after the twin explosions at the marathon finishing line, the FBI released footage of Suspect No. 1 in a black hat and Suspect No. 2 in a white hat walking briskly away from the crime scene, and appealed to the public to help the authorities identify the pair. We now know this was a charade. The authorities knew exactly who they were. Suddenly, during the police pursuit of their getaway car from the MIT campus on Friday, they were fully identified. The brother who was killed in the chase was named Tamerlan, aged 26, and the one who escaped, only to be hunted down Saturday night hiding in a boat, was 19-year old Dzhokhar.”
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