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#Cohen postpones testifying due to alleged threats. Thread on elimination witness. It is called "bespredel" and is practiced in the 90s and until now in Russia. Thread. cnbc.com/2019/01/23/mic…
1. Previously, last week, Cohen was photographed/videorecorded coming home after "a shoulder surgery, the same day BuzzFeed suggested Trump told Cohen to lie to Congress about a Trump Tower in Moscow" independent.co.uk/news/world/ame…
2. There is a long-standing Russian tradition of eliminating witnesses and people who know too much. Below is an incomplete list of murders and sudden deaths of people relevant to the elections 2016:
3. Nov 8, 2016 — Sergei Krivov, consular duty commander, found just before 7 a.m. on Election Day, in the NY Russian Consulate, unconscious and unresponsive, with an unidentified head wound. Initial reports said the nameless man had plunged to his death from the roof
4. December 19, 2016 — Andrei Karlov, ambassador to Turkey, was shot in Ankara and Peter Polshikov, chief adviser in the Latin American department of the Russian Foreign Ministry, was shot in Moscow.
5. December 26, 2016 — Oleg Erovinkin, former chief of the KGB a general in both the KGB and FSB and chief of staff at Russian state-owned oil company ROSNEFT, mentioned in Steele’s dossier, was found dead in his car in Moscow.
6. February 20, 2017 — Vitaly Churkin, ambassador to the United Nations, died at his desk in New York City. The Office of New York City’s Chief Medical Examiner said it would be unable to “disclose the cause and manner” of the death of Vitaly Churkin.
7. January 9, 2017 — Andrei Malanin, head consul at the Russian Embassy in Greece, was found dead on his bedroom floor.
January 26, 2017 — Alexander Kadakin, Russian Ambassador to India passed away at a hospital in Delhi of a heart attack.
January 26, 2017 — Alexander Kadakin, Russian Ambassador to India passed away at a hospital in Delhi of a heart attack.
8. The Kremlin and former KGB, now FSB, have been using assassinations, kidnapping, poisoning, torture and other methods of physical execution, to silence the opposition and witnesses for decades.
9. Alexander Litvinenko, a former FSB officer specializing in organized crime, suddenly fell ill and was hospitalized in what was established as a case of poisoning by radioactive polonium-210 which resulted in his death on 23 November, 2006.
9.1. A public inquiry in London concluded in January 2016 that Litvinenko’s murder was an FSB operation, that was probably personally approved by Vladimir Putin.
10. Boris Nemtsov, the leader of the Russian opposition, received a bullet in the backcrossing a bridge from the Red Square on 27 February 2015, three days before the anti-governmental rally he was organizing.
11. In August — October 1991, in the former USSR, 1,747 party officials owning secret foreign bank accounts committed “suicides,” many by falling out of the windows.
12. This is an endless list. See some here, plus links and sources for the above: medium.com/mosaic2/comey-…
13. Cohen is no stranger to intimidation. He is known to threaten journalists and business associates. abc15.com/news/national/…
14. Cohen has been involved with the former USSR organized crime for approx.30 years. Read in detail here: medium.com/@ZarinaZabrisk…
14.1. or on Twitter if preferred.
15. Read a long list of sudden deaths/murders, all sourced and linked here: sutori.com/story/timeline…
16. This is how Putin came to power: evidence destroyed; intelligence neglected; critics, witnesses, opposition, journalists killed and silenced; justice system bought. I have seen it before. I am seeing it again. medium.com/@ZarinaZabrisk…
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