Maybe I just haven't read enough about it but what did the Tsarnaev brothers want to come out of the bombing? It just seems kinda weird that it's kinda linked to Chechnyan nationalism, but the bombing happened in the US?
I think the whole situation makes sense more sense if you consider it as an FBI entrapment op that got out of control and then was covered up after the fact.
Qheads may have the wrong idea about the specifics, but have kind of the right idea about large-scale conspiracies being perpetrated by powerful organizations and individuals right out in the open. What they can't fathom is the degree to which so many libs can't see the obvious fuckery happening in cases like this.
Also, only tangentially related, but I would highly suggest reading Wendy Painting's Aberration in the Heartland of the Real to get a clearer picture of how the FBI's Domestic Gladio operation works.
Officially, they wanted revenge for the war on terror. But if you look into the case some peculiar details pop out. A suspect was killed by a fed AFTER he confessed. Also, thanks to @AngelusNovus , I just learned that Russia warned the US about them but the US continues to deny any prior knowledge.
I thought they were also partially by religious motive, in particular the US' occupation of Iraq and Afghanistan.
I would think that Chechnyian nationalism could also have been part of their motives as well, but attacking the US wouldn't be so much them putting blame on the US, but rather calling attention to their struggle.
Maybe I just haven't read enough about it but what did the Tsarnaev brothers want to come out of the bombing? It just seems kinda weird that it's kinda linked to Chechnyan nationalism, but the bombing happened in the US?
I think the whole situation makes sense more sense if you consider it as an FBI entrapment op that got out of control and then was covered up after the fact.
yeah a lot of tragedies you think "hmm the official story seems really weak, maybe there's more goin on there" but this one was clearly a fuckin op
Qheads may have the wrong idea about the specifics, but have kind of the right idea about large-scale conspiracies being perpetrated by powerful organizations and individuals right out in the open. What they can't fathom is the degree to which so many libs can't see the obvious fuckery happening in cases like this.
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is there anywhere I can read about this? trying to find info rn
https://www.newsweek.com/2018/01/19/boston-marathon-bomb-maker-loose-776742.html?amp=1&__twitter_impression=true
Also, only tangentially related, but I would highly suggest reading Wendy Painting's Aberration in the Heartland of the Real to get a clearer picture of how the FBI's Domestic Gladio operation works.
thanks buddy!
they hated their cross-country coach
I would've simply broken into the coach's mind palace and stolen his corrupt heart
Officially, they wanted revenge for the war on terror. But if you look into the case some peculiar details pop out. A suspect was killed by a fed AFTER he confessed. Also, thanks to @AngelusNovus , I just learned that Russia warned the US about them but the US continues to deny any prior knowledge.
I thought they were also partially by religious motive, in particular the US' occupation of Iraq and Afghanistan.
I would think that Chechnyian nationalism could also have been part of their motives as well, but attacking the US wouldn't be so much them putting blame on the US, but rather calling attention to their struggle.
nyancat chechens dope
something of or from Chechnya is usually described as "Chechen"
sorry im tipsy rn so im an ass