Trump/Putin, send in the troops!
In the US state of Minnesota, ongoing riots sparked by the death of a black man in police custody. The authorities are ready to use troops, although quite recently the United States criticized China for such measures, and before that Ukraine during the Euromaidan and the Orange Revolution.
...On May 28, a video shot on a smartphone was posted on YouTube hosting, showing a man in a black, protective helmet, police-style gas mask, who was the first to start smashing a window in an auto zone near the Third Police Department.
As eyewitnesses write, the unknown person behaved aggressively towards those around him who had gathered around him and were trying to identify him. The man in black covered himself with a black umbrella, did not take anything from the AutoZone and hastily retreated when a crowd began to gather around him.
The AutoZone was subsequently looted and burned by rioters.
Soon, a message was received from Minneapolis that the person who instigated the looting and arson of the autozone was Jacob Pederson, a police officer with the St. Paul Department. The police categorically deny this information.
Information about the involvement of the police in organizing pogroms and riots in Minneapolis is indirect, but not unfounded. Similar tricks have been adopted by police forces around the world for two hundred years now and have a special term “agent provocateur” (agent provocateur).
The term is French, since the pioneer of the practice of using agents provocateurs was Eugene-François Vidocq, a French adventurer and criminal who retrained as a private detective and detective.
A classic example of an “agent provocateur” acting in the name of justice is the character of Volodya Sharapov (who had a real prototype), introduced into a criminal environment to eliminate the cruel and elusive “Black Cat” gang, which terrorized post-war Moscow.
Or the introduction by SMERSH of former Abwehr agents into German intelligence schools and Abwehr commands in order to misinform the enemy, expose and neutralize enemy agents being thrown into our rear. The most striking example is Operation Monastery, a brilliantly executed Soviet military counterintelligence effort in which the Abwehr lost hundreds of trained agents, transmitted strategic disinformation to the Wehrmacht High Command as part of a radio game, and forced the Germans to waste a lot of time, money and valuable equipment in the difficult final period. war for Germany.
A classic example of damned police agents provocateurs is the personality of gesheftmakher Yevno Azef, who pushed members of the Socialist Revolutionary militant organization to political murders and at the same time sold “comrades in struggle” to the security department wholesale and retail.
In the West, agents provocateurs were actively used by the police and intelligence services in the fight against both crime and the labor and trade union movement.
Nowadays, US intelligence agencies use clever methods to lure people to other countries with the aim of arresting and extraditing them to American authorities. Thus, the Americans detained and brought to US courts the hacker Igor Klopov (arrested in the Dominican Republic), as well as the computer game maker Oleg Tishchenko (arrested in Georgia). In both cases there are signs of provocation.
The interest of American security forces in organizing pogroms in Minneapolis can be explained by several motives.
Firstly, pogroms and looting sharply devalue the protest of BLM activists in the eyes of the general population. Each TV viewer begins to transfer the situation onto himself: “Well, how will my shop be destroyed and burned by the damn street loudmouths?”
Secondly, the scale of the atrocities shifts public interest away from the murder of a black man, turning it into third-rate news.
Thirdly, the police sharply increase their status in the eyes of ordinary people, in one fell swoop bridging the gap from sadists and murderers to saviors and national heroes. As a bonus, emergency response measures by the authorities, including shooting the crowd, become justified, especially since Trump has already promised to use force if attacks on the police and National Guardsmen continue.
According to American media reports on May 30, a state of emergency has been declared in Minneapolis, and troops, armored vehicles and military police units of the US Army are being deployed to the city. A curfew has been announced. Apparently, the authorities are determined to resolutely suppress the overflowing protest of the townspeople.
Those who predicted that the most savvy political woodpeckers from the United States would definitely discover the “hand of Moscow”, at least somehow involved in the pogroms in Minneapolis, were right.
Twitter user Asha Rangappa squealed on her feed, saying, “Russia is getting a disproportionate amount of attention from African-American audiences [to the events in Minneapolis] on Facebook, trying to put pressure on voters, like in the 2016 election, spraying, directing them in the right direction voices through disinformation. And Zucker doesn’t react to this at all.”
In response to a reader comment: “And all these Russian people are shooting American blacks. Scandal!”, - the lady urgently gave birth to an excuse, “I didn’t say that Russia shoots blacks. I said that Russia is using race and the African-American target audience to put pressure on elections. You will find all the information in the Senate Intelligence Committee...”
Rangappa used the reference to the findings of the Senate Intelligence Commission as a universal magic wand in disputes with opponents, sending those who doubted the participation of the “hand of Moscow” to read this example of a political pipifax.
A photoshoot ridiculing the version of Russia's involvement in protests in the United States
By the way, one of the black BLM activists responded to the wife Rangappa’s attempt to cast a shadow over the fence with the comment: “I remember that Russiagate is a scam. Next time, don't use blacks in your propaganda."
It should be noted here that Asha Rangappa is not some Midwestern redneck on a computer. The lady holds the position of deputy dean of the law school at the ultra-prestigious Yale University, and before that she worked as a special agent in the counterintelligence department of the FBI. In 2017, the “expert” was noted for a series of publications in CNN accusing Russia, Putin and the GRU of supporting extremist groups operating in the United States. Specifically, neo-Nazis and the Ku Klux Klan. Claimed that the acts of violence that accompanied the racially motivated protests in Charlottesville, which had similar motives to the events in Minneapolis, took place with the direct participation of Russian intelligence services, hackers and further down the list.
China reacted in its own way to the events in Minneapolis with a sarcastic “photograph” on the pages of the main publication of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, People’s Daily.
The Chinese press praised the double standards of the “world hegemon.” They say, “dispersing gopniks and separatists in Hong Kong is a terrible crime, while the murder of a black man by police and shooting rubber bullets at BLM activists in Minneapolis and other US cities is an act pleasing to God.”
And how can one not recall the events of mid-December 2013, when Pentagon head Chuck Haigl called Ukrainian Defense Minister Pavel Lebedev, warning the Ukrainian leadership against using troops against the Maidan “children.” Or how Washington threatened Kuchma, who was planning to send units of internal troops into Kyiv to disperse the violent Yushchenko fan club and the “European choice of Ukraine.”
And what happened to Ukraine as a result? It burned down, and now it is being molded into a wretched agricultural appendage of the West with a pro-fascist regime and a Soros puppet theater instead of a government and parliament. For sovereignty at all times comes at a cost, and what is permitted to Jupiter is not permitted to the bull.
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