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“Train crash organized by Putin’s enemies”

Published: 29 November, 2009, 14:29
Edited: 30 November, 2009, 21:28


Russian Federation: Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin delivers a speech at the United Russia party congress in Saint-Petersburg on November 21, 2008. (AFP Photo / Ria Novosti / Pool / Alexey Druzhinin)

Aleksandr Fomenko, an independent analyst, has claimed that the Nevsky Express train crash was specially orchestrated by the enemies of Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin.

 
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Count Cash November 29, 2009, 14:00 quote
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This could be quite close to the mark, there are a lot of terrorist leaders in the US and UK, who are getting very frustrated with Russia's progress. Total control of Russia is slipping away from them, thanks to Putin's fantastic work. They are therefore continuing and accelerating their parallel plan of widespread terrorism to destabilise Russia. But we have to see the facts as they relate to this particular instance, before we can draw firm conclusions in this case. It could be that this is from another source, like Georgia or Poland. There are many interested parties in Russia's resources, so we need firm evidence to narrow it down. Yes we know the US, UK and Poland are funding and directing subversion in Russia, but we can't be like the west and fabricate evidence. We need the evidence on the table before we strike. As we did with the Nazis, it will fall once again on Russia to sort out the worlds problems. Are we up to it! you bet!

ergatis November 29, 2009, 15:15 quote
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Not specific Putin's enemies, but Russia's enemies. No Russian would do such a thing just to cause trouble to Putin. Except the Russian mafia, but I can't see any interest of mafia in this case. Putin's political enemies know very well that such attacks help the current government. It is an attack from outside Russia and NOT from inside.

Zak November 29, 2009, 16:47 quote
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First - to find a quilty party with the proof beyond any doubt! Then punish those quilty terrorist and their supporters without any mercy! As Count Cash said Russia is up to a problem-always was and always will be.There was not in history of the human kind ever, so powerfull state yet so peacefull as Russia-that make them the most dangerous country if attacked..This pure terrorist act was attack on Russian soul...but without any doubt,Russia will again and again(proofen so many times in history) become stronger and stronger!Nothing will stop Russia and punishment will follow...In my opinion this terrorist act is supportet indirectly from outside. Take care Russia enemy-the grave what you try to digg for Russian nation will become your own one!

from Poland November 29, 2009, 17:11 quote
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Cash, It is not only criminal but incredibly stupid to direct this accident into Poland. Poland is NOT directing or funding any subversions in Russia (name just one organisation directed and funded by Poles and I bet You can`t - but I can name few that Russia has in Poland) - You obviously dont know how insignificant polish influence is in post-soviet bloc. Polish secret service is not even capable for operating beyond its own border - there are no resources and neccessary influences to do that. Putting Poland in the same row with countries with GLOBAL shadow interests show only Your ignorance. Of course it is simpler to blame someone else - but hear this: bomb was put by russian ultra-nationals, russian unit of combat18 already took the resposnsibility for this act.

Rikard November 29, 2009, 18:33 quote
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“Aleksandr Fomenko, an independent analyst, has claimed that the Nevsky Express train crash was specially orchestrated by the enemies of Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin.” This is oversimplified. Did the attack to Russian Tzar end with his murdering? Generally speaking, looking for the focused motive is wrong tracing, because eliminating the target does not stop the attack. But in the state of intelligence-war, what is all about, one is having only two problems: - First you do not search the direction from where you are hit, because you are aimed from all sides and - from inside. But you know who is hitting you. You don’t learn this anymore. You got this cruel lesson, as a matter of mercy. - And then - when having it clear - you eliminate “your own God” from the list of helpful options telling: My problem is not victory, but to get killed before or after Putin. Ignoring the sequence you cling up to belonging.

echo November 29, 2009, 19:38 quote
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Speculation as to who might have hit the train, before it is proven, could cause unintended consequences and detract from bringing the real terriorists/criminals to justice. All efforts should be directed toward identifying and punishing the ones who actually committed this horrendous/murderous crime. Don't let this event cause the making of more enemies that were not involved in this attack.

Count Cash November 30, 2009, 00:54 quote
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from Poland, You say "this accident" - well I think this says it all about you. It wasn't an accident it was terrorism, or are you giving more away than you wanted to about what you know. It is the usual disgraceful story from the Poles; that it is just a mere accident that Russians are killed by bombs, now go an crawl back under your rock, be that in Poland or in Iraq where you are part of an illegal invasion. Leave the sorting out of terrorists to the big boys like us. That sorting out may require quite large measures, especially against those trying to acquire chemical weapons in Europe. Are we up to it! you bet!

Mark November 30, 2009, 08:50 quote
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Anyone knows why Putin haven't reacted publicly to the train attack yet? I read one of his friends died in it but I don't know if that's the reason he didn't say anything. Any suggestions?

Sarah November 30, 2009, 15:14 quote
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Hello Mr. Aleksandr Fomenko, Perhaps, it is possible that this heinous terrorist act was orchestrated by the enemies of Prime Minister Vladimir Putin. However, this heinous crime is against humanity- and most of all- it was against the Russian people and the Russian Federation. The security of the Russian people cannot be reduced to that of the prerogative Prime Minister Putin. This responsibility is shared by the Russian people and the Russian government[its three branches: the Civil Society, Executive Branch and the Judiciary]. I think it is very dangerous move to personalize the security of the Russian people. Putin is a great leader. He must remain active not only in the economic domain but in the national security. However, I cannot see why terrorism against the people of Russia is not the work of the enemies of all the Russian people rather than being against Putin? I respect the author’s opinion but it is pertinent to keep in mind that Stalin was responsible for the catastrophe of 1941 but he took all the credit of winning the war! On the contrary, Putin brought security and stability to Russia but it is bad idea to make that into a personal effort rather than that of the role of an able President Putin. Linking the security of the Russian people with any one man is dangerous. I cannot see how this analysis helps the confidence of the Russian people on their government if their security is linked to one man, no matter how able and great he might be.

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