Staged terrorist attacks

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

Who was standing and filming from the opposite side of the street before the shooter left McDonald's ?! The operator even took advantage of the camera's zoom before something started happening. And it is still claimed that there was only one shooter …

TV - I agree with the reader, the information about the investigation of the terrorist attack does not inspire confidence.

The main suspect in the organization of the terrorist attack, according to information received from the special services, was first accurately identified, after which he was immediately killed. No man - no problem. A "terrorist" who has forgotten documents and a mobile phone at the crime scene is a bedtime story for idiots, which the European authorities apparently consider their own population to be.

Hot on the heels, not far from the scene of the tragedy, a man was detained, pointed out by a passer-by. Later, the detained young man (according to media reports, a 23-year-old refugee from Pakistan) was released, since his presence in the car was not proven.

On December 21, agencies marked "urgent" reported that traces of DNA from the alleged perpetrator, who, according to police, was wounded, were found in the cab of the truck, as well as his personal documents. The search has begun for a 23-year-old Tunisian citizen. Already known to the police in connection with several offenses, Anis Amri was put on the European wanted list. As it turned out, he is also known to the US special services. In particular, he searched the Internet for information on how to make explosives, and could have direct contacts with the Islamic State group. Later it turned out that the fingerprints on the truck door belonged to this particular person.

In the DW publication on this topic, a Pakistani citizen is also mentioned, detained at the crime scene, but very quickly released by the police (His presence in the cockpit has not been proven! And where are the guarantees that the perpetrator was alone?). Regarding the main suspect, I am alarmed by his acquaintance with the US special services (How similar to the terrorist attack in Boston! Also familiarity with the US special services, the murder of the main suspect during the arrest!)

Arrests of close relatives as suspects also do not honor the investigation.

In Tunisia, on suspicion of terrorism, three relatives of Anis Amri were arrested, who was killed in Milan by an incredible truck driver who crushed people at a Christmas market in Berlin. Yahoo, citing AFP, reports that among the detainees are Amri's nephew and two other people “connected” with him.

The information about the detention was confirmed by the Tunisian Interior Ministry. Detainees from 18 to 27 years old. Amri's nephew, whose name is not named, admitted that on the eve of the terrorist attack in Berlin, Amri contacted him using the Telegram messenger, sent him money and asked him to join the Islamic State (IS, a terrorist group is banned in Russia).

The nephew said Amri referred to himself as the "prince" of a German-based jihadist group called the "Abu al-Walaa Brigade."

… On Friday, a video was released in which Amri swears allegiance to the Islamic State. The Tunisian announced plans to avenge the Muslims killed in the airstrikes.

And the behavior of A. Merkel also suggests, at least, about using the tragedy that happened to solve her own internal political problems - another curtailment of civil liberties.

“All indications are that Anis Amri was the one who killed 12 people on Monday night at the Christmas market in Breitscheidplatz and inflicted terrible injuries on many others,” Merkel said.

The Chancellor instructed the FRG authorities to draw conclusions from the terrorist attack and prepare amendments to the legislation.

“I instructed the Ministers of Internal Affairs and Justice, together with the Chancellor's Office, the federal states and colleagues from the special services, to analyze every aspect of this case and present the results,” said the head of the Cabinet. “Where there is a need to change legislation and security measures, we will take and implement the necessary steps.”

The terrorist group Daesh claimed responsibility for the terrorist attack at the Christmas market in Berlin.

A video appeared on the Internet in which Tunisian Anis Amri, who committed the terrorist attack in Berlin on December 19, swears allegiance to the leader of Daesh (the Islamic State terrorist group, IS, ISIS, banned in Russia) Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. According to the German edition of Bild, the video was published by the "news agency" DAISH Amaq, "Rossiyskaya Gazeta" writes.

The video appeared online after Italian Interior Minister Marco Minniti confirmed the murder of 24-year-old Anis Amri in Milan during a shootout on Friday morning, December 23.

A pre-filmed video about joining ISIS fits well into the version of the staged terrorist attack - the real hero must be dead. The only problem is that heroes are usually very poor performers …