Must be false-flag now eh...![]()
Obviously.....what else could it be?!! These two could never committ a crime! :zaidhamid
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Must be false-flag now eh...![]()
Must be false-flag now eh...![]()
well there were two military contractors hanging around the place so anythings possible..
I suggest you park the attitude again..
Interesting. You look at those photos and wonder why on earth he decided to become a bomber/martyr.
again muslims ???![]()
Looks very clearly they were radical Jihadists (rather than a white right wing group).
More likely these 2 were working together rather than a big terrorist cell or group because as bad as the explosions were they were small and quite amateurish.
If it turns out these were Chechens I wonder why they targeted USA ? The Russians have committed a lot of atrocities and human right violations but not sure what they tried to achieve other than getting attention for their cause.
Life shall get a bit more difficult for some people in the west now.
why is that?
Agree.
The motive aspect is what im looking forward to finding out. Yes, the Chechens main problem is with Russia, but these radicals will always look to target the USA too. Let's see what comes out.
Chechnya, one of several small majority Muslim republics in Russia's North Caucasus, has been the scene of two bloody conflicts between separatist rebels and the Russian government during the past two decades.
In 1994, then Russian President Boris Yeltsin sent 100,000 Russian troops into Chechnya to depose the region's separatist leader, Dzhokhar Dudayev. That military intervention sparked a two year conflict that claimed the lives of several thousand Russian troops and tens of thousands of Chechen civilians. Dudayev was killed in a Russian airstrike in April, 1996.
In 1999, Yeltsin's successor, President Vladimir Putin, intervened militarily in Chechnya again, after Chechnya-based Islamic militants mounted an armed incursion into the neighboring region of Dagestan. The ensuing conflict claimed the lives of at least 5,000 Russian troops and 25,000 to 50,000 civilians.
While the Chechen insurgency was initially primarily nationalistic, it took on an increasingly Islamist character over the years. The leader of the insurgency's radical wing, Shamil Basayev, worked together with international jihadist militants like Ibn al-Khattab, a Saudi national with close connections to Osama bin Laden's al-Qaida, who fought Soviet troops in Afghanistan in the 1980s and went to fight in Chechnya in the mid-1990s. He was killed in July, 2006.
In 2002, Chechen militants seized a theater in the Russian capital Moscow, and 129 hostages were killed when security forces attempted to free them. In 2004, militants loyal to Basayev seized a school in the town of Beslan in North Ossetia, another republic in Russia's North Caucasus. More than 330 people, half of them children, died in that siege.
Also in 2004, several bombings on the Moscow metro that killed dozens of people were blamed on suicide bombers from the North Caucasus.
On August 24, 2004, two Russian airliners blew up in midair almost simultaneously. Authorities later said the planes were brought down by bombs triggered by two female Chechen suicide bombers, and, in September, Basayev took responsibility for bringing the planes down.
While Islamist insurgents have been less active in Chechnya lately, mainly due to the iron-fisted rule of Chechnya's current pro-Moscow leader, Ramzan Kadyrov, they continue to carry out attacks targeting police and other officials in neighboring republics of the North Caucasus, including Dagestan, Ingushetia and Kabardino-Balkaria.
They have also struck Russian targets outside the North Caucasus: In January 2011, an Islamic militant from Ingushetia carried out a suicide bombing at Moscow's Domodedovo that killed 37 people.
MAKHACHKALA, Russia — Militants from Chechnya and other restive regions in Russia's volatile North Caucasus have targeted Moscow and other areas with bombings and hostage-takings, but if it turns out that the suspects in the Boston bombings are linked to those insurgencies it would mark the first time the Russian conflict had spawned a terror attack in the West.
Two suspects in the Boston bombings were identified to The Associated Press as coming from the Russian region near Chechnya, but there was no immediate information of their links, if any, to any insurgent group. A law enforcement intelligence bulletin obtained by the AP identified the surviving bomb suspect as Dzhokhar A. Tsarnaev, 19.
The conflict in Chechnya began in 1994 as a separatist war, but quickly morphed into an Islamic insurgency that vowed to carve out an independent Islamic state in the Caucasus.
Russian troops withdrew from Chechnya in 1996 after the first Chechen war, leaving it de-facto independent and largely lawless, but then rolled back three years later following apartment building explosions in Moscow and other cities blamed on the rebels.
Chechnya has stabilized under the steely grip of Kremlin-backed local strongman Ramzan Kadyrov, a former rebel whose forces were accused of massive rights abuses. But the Islamic insurgency has spread to neighboring provinces, with Dagestan, sandwiched between Chechnya and the Caspian Sea, becoming the epicenter of violence with militants launching daily attacks against police and other authorities.
Militants from Chechnya and neighboring provinces have launched a long series of terror attacks in Russia, including a 2002 hostage-taking raid in Moscow's theater, in which 129 hostages died, a 2004 hostage-taking in a school in the southern city of Beslan that killed more than 330 people, and numerous bombings in Moscow and other cities.
In recent years, however, militants in Chechnya, Dagestan and other neighboring provinces have largely refrained from attacks outside the Caucasus.
This is what interests me to. All a Chechen Jihadist attack on America accomplishes is that it strenghtens ties between the Pentagon and the Kremlim...exactly what the chechens don't want!
even faisal shahzad must be knowing that his actions will make things difficult for pakistanis in usa, but that was a small sacrifice he was willing to make. if these two were the culprits then it was from islamic radicalism point of view, not from chechen nationalism.
Possibly or theres another theory that they were just maniac killers. We'll have to wait and see GentleMan bhai
i agree, it was a bit narrow minded of me to limit it to only that factor.
Apparently The boys' uncle is on the telly now saying they are from Kyrgyzstan, not Chechnya.
So here goes my conspiracy theory, meh.![]()
Now saying that they have lived in the USA for 10 years. Originally from Kyrgizstan and moved to dagestan then USA.
'Just normal American kids'
Now saying that they have lived in the USA for 10 years. Originally from Kyrgizstan and moved to dagestan then USA.
'Just normal American kids'
“I'm very religious,” he said
In 2009, Tsarnaev was reportedly arrested for assaulting his girlfriend.
The US Media is doing its best to avoid calling the two bombers as - Muslim terrorists.
I hope the parasite on the run is arrested alive so the law authorities could dig out details and get to the bottom of this.
what is thsm these guys plot bombs and then go for robbery? yeh kya pagal hain kya - ? what the
they may be Pakistanis.
US seeks information from Pakistan on list of names
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/04/18/us-seeks-information-from-pakistan-on-list-names/
how does it feel seeing a reflection of yourselves?
But how do WE know the same 'suspects' pictured were the same involved in the shootout? I don't believe a word of the media. There are many possibilities.
Does justice take in to account the religion of perp ... do not think so . Who gives a damn about religion of a terrorist ?because he is muslim we want him to be caught alive and a fair trial to know his motives, while still suspecting it as a false flag.. but we will not think so deep if the name is sunil, then we will be giddy with joy and add religious angle to it.
But how do WE know the same 'suspects' pictured were the same involved in the shootout? I don't believe a word of the media. There are many possibilities.
Why do you chose to disbelieve it?
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I wouldnt be surprised if they concoct a link to north waziristan or pakistan somewhere. but then maybe they arent the indian media that were reporting the younger boy was wearing pakistani trainers.
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Hain, yeh kab hua bhai?
TOI reporting them as Pakistani looking suspect...
readers are adding more things like "they are wearing shoes that are made in Pakistan"
LOL
does any one have a link to what this poster is claiming ?
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Originally Posted by the Great Khan
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I wouldnt be surprised if they concoct a link to north waziristan or pakistan somewhere. but then maybe they arent the indian media that were reporting the younger boy was wearing pakistani trainers.
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From an Indian Brahmin to a Chechyan. The US authorities are taking every one for a ride. Most likely shot down some innocent person blaming him for being a bomber.
People should get on with their lives instead of following this circus or if they like a good circus, the IPL is on.
even as a closet Islamophobe myself, it never comforts me if a terrorist is a Muslim, because for many in the west Muslims mean brown and I am brown too. so i urge fellow islamophobes to remember that if you join the westerners in their anti-muslim propaganda, you can be the victim too. leave the fights to cricket matches and stand up for each other in the West. dont expect that a western bigot will make any consideration to you, because you all are brown.
Dead Boston bombing suspect was a 'very religious' Muslim boxer
http://dailycaller.com/2013/04/19/dead-boston-bombing-suspect-was-a-very-religious-muslim-boxer/
Religious Muslim Boxer. Lol.
everybody who quoted me... Didn't answer my question
what is the difference between this guy, tony blair and george bush?
I don't see anything.
Seems like they couldn't find a "brown" muslim to pin it on after the fail Saudi guy debacle, so they went for the next closest thing to Muslims.
@abdulrazzaqfan
They couldn't find a brown Muslim? You serious, in the city of Boston? What a student thing to say...
He's lived in the US for 10 years. He can speak English.
Again, cause he is Muslim, you will go into denial mode, and concoct numerous day dreams by which you will convince yourself that muslims are innocent of all crimes, and that the US/West/Jews/Israel/CIA/India/RAW/Hindus are guilty by default.
so you sitting in Canada already think it is a frame-up job ?
Brilliant![]()
Seems like they couldn't find a "brown" muslim to pin it on after the fail Saudi guy debacle, so they went for the next closest thing to Muslims.
As Humans we must not fall into this trap.
These are 2 criminals who should be apprehended and punished - one is already dead so his judgment is with ALLAH
Its not about Muslims or any religion - this is about justice.
As Muslims we must not fall into this trap.
These are 2 criminals who should be apprehended and punished - one is already dead so his judgment is with ALLAH
Its not about Muslims or any religion - this is about justice.
Im very surprised that these two would attack an american marathon especially since the US has been covertly supporting groups in the caucasus for eyars.