15 Suspicious Things about the Moscow Terror Attack
by Wolfgang Eggert
(henrymakow.com)

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1. Russia has an alliance with Jerusalem's arch enemies Syria and Iran; Putins humanitarian support for Gaza and the Hamas after October 7th 2023 nearly crashed the diplomatic relations between the two countries.

Amir Weitmann, the head of the libertarian caucus in Israel's ruling Likud party, promised a bloody revenge on the Kremlin - the 'Russians would pay for supporting the enemies of Israel' he shouted at a stunned reporter of the Russia tv channel RT.

"Russia is supporting the enemies of Israel. Russia is supporting Nazi people who want to commit genocide on us and Russia will pay the price," Weitmann said. "We're gonna win this war. Afterwards, we're not forgetting what you're doing, we're not forgetting, we will come, we will make sure Ukraine wins. We will make sure that you pay the price for what you have done, you as Russia."

The waves of emotions were rising again when, on February 16th, Putin invited Hamas and other Palestinian groups for talks to Moscow. Just one week later, on February 22nd, Biden's representative for Ukraine, Israel-firster Victoria Nuland promised an "acceleration of the asymmetric warfare" against Russia.

Putin would be "sure to face some nasty surprises", said Nuland, who had her hand in the terrorist shootings on Maidan and, as is said, in the bombing of the eurasian pipeline "Northstream".

Being Jewish - knows its meaning: February 22nd matches in the Hebrew calendar with the 13. adar/ta'anit Esther, a holy day, that marks Israel's triumph over its enemies.

Two weeks later Nuland announced her political "retirement" as Deputy Secretary of State. Hardly anyone expected this move which was confirmed by the Biden Adminstration on March 6th.

Only 24 hours later Russia's secret service FSB announced it had thwarted a planned terrorist attack on a Moscow synagogue.

2. The embassies of the US and Great Britain warned their citizens on March 7th that there was an imminent danger of terror attacks on mass gatherings in moscow - in this context "concerts" being underlined.

3. Why did the terrorists choose to drive a conspicuous car (foreign licence plate)?

4. Video suggests that there had been more than 4 persons active in the shooting. The getaway car is quite small, so: where is the second vehicle?

5. Why did the terrorists enter the building. A drive-by shooting in front of the building - before or after the concert, would have been far easier for them to manage. All would have been over in a minute, there would have been no hiding grounds for the crowd being targeted (=more casualties, higher anonymity for themselves..) the decision against the "easy performance" looks like a demonstration of power. "we strike the way we want to."

6. The terrorists planned to flee from the scene. for this not being identified is a precondition. why didn't they use balaclavas then? again they behaved as if they had diplomatic passports in their pockets. and helpers in the management of the concert hall, who switched off all cctv cams.