Putin: Once A KGB Thug, Always A KGB Thug

Politkovskaya had accused Putin of stifling freedom and failing to shake off his past as a KGB agent, possibly working in conjunction with the East German Stasi. According to the Washington Post:

"Putin defends the Soviet-era intelligence service to this day. In recent comments to a writers' group in Moscow, he even seemed to excuse its role in dictator Joseph Stalin's brutal purges, saying it would be "insincere" for him to assail the agency where he worked for so many years. Fiercely patriotic, Putin once said he could not read a book by a Soviet defector because "I don't read books by people who have betrayed the Motherland."

It comes as little surprise that Alexander Litvinenko has thus been targeted for speaking out about Politkovskaya. Protesters around the world have denounced Putin as her murderer.

Politkovskaya herself had previously been poisoned by the secret services as she attempted to report on the unfolding Beslan school massacre in 2003, an event which the majority of Russians now believe was a staged government psy-op involving Intelligence and military police, aimed at once again smearing Chechen separatists and securing more state powers for Putin's government.

This is a long favoured strategy of Putin's government which came to power as a result of an FSB plot in the autumn of 1999 which involved blowing up apartment blocks all around Russia and blaming the attacks on Chechen separatists, thus playing on Russian fears of the fierce Muslim Chechens both to start a new war in Chechnya and to win Putin the presidential elections.

Litvinenko's book, Blowing Up Russia, details this claim, another reason for his attempted assassination. The ex-operative, who Russia says was removed from the FSB for corruption, claims he left because he did not want to carry out an FSB order to assassinate the man who was then Putin's political Enemy Number One - Exiled Russian media tycoon Boris Berezovsky. Berezovsky had detailed Putin's direct involvement in the terrorist act that eventually brought him to power.

In a London Telegraph article, Oleg Gordievsky, a former KGB colonel today states:

I know that today the KGB has tried to kill my friend. Tomorrow it could be me and the day after it could be another London-based critic of Mr Putin's government. Since the fall of the Soviet Union, the KGB, my old employer, has been renamed the FSB. But I know its methods are unchanged from those perfected in the darkest hours of Stalin's reign of terror.

He knows that the west has failed to call his government to account for the suspicious circumstances surrounding Ms Politkovskaya's murder. Indeed on the day she died, President Bush trumpeted Russia's acceptance into the World Trade Organisation. Yet Mr Putin is eliminating his opponents with the same ruthless determination displayed by Adolf Hitler in the 1930s. Western leaders are pursuing a hypocritical policy of appeasement that is encouraging the ruthless instincts of Russia's leaders.

Despite his criminal rise to power, his KGB past and such systematic dismantling of democracy by Putin, he and George Bush are "best friends". After meeting in 2001, Bush declared that he had peered into his soul and liked what he saw there.

The friendship continued as Putin urged US voters to re-instate Bush in 2004.

The reason Putin, a man who finds rape admirable, likes Bush so much is that he can get away with whatever he wants without worry of recrimination. As prominent Russian experts have stated, there is an agreement between the two whereby in return for Russian acquiescence in the war on terror agenda in the middle east, the Bush administration has ignored Putin's undemocratic, freedom restricting takeover of the country and the EU.

Despite a hideous human rights record, a total crackdown on civil rights, and the fact that it is now the world's largest exporter of arms to the developing world, which includes $700 million in surface-to-air missiles to Iran and new aerial refueling tankers to China, Russia has been welcomed into the World Trade Organisation with open arms.

This is because the Russian style of "democracy" is the globalists' chosen model for Europe. The EU is being "harmonised" to this system. As Putin declared in 2003 at the EU summit:

"Only by acting together can Russia and the enlarging European Union direct the process of the formation of a new world order, common values and interests."

The Bilderberg agenda of artificial hiking of oil and gas prices in europe over the last two years and rising the cost of standard of living is directly geared towards benefiting the Russian, and beyond them the Chinese, models of "democracy" where the state is all powerful and the middle class really becomes non-existent.

The fact that our governments appease such criminal and ruthless acts of state sponsored murder and terror should be enough of a wake up call, without even touching upon the fact that we have also caught them engaging in them.

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