Boris Nemtsov entering the US embassy in 2012
In 1999 he founded the Union of Right Forces (SPS), along with fellow liberals Anatoly Chubais and Yegor Gaidar. The SPS was directly sponsored by the US government (via USAID) in 2002, after which it became openly critical of Russia's new President Putin (surprise!). This fact alone establishes Nemtsov and SPS as agents of Western efforts to destabilize Russia and therefore not representative of any significant section of the Russian people. Indeed, in the 2003 election, the SPS failed to reach even the 5% threshold needed to enter parliament.
Realising real politics wasn't for him, Nemtsov decided to try his hand at
In 2004 he joined the Ukrainian government of Mister-US-backed-Orange-Revolution Victor Yushenko, as an 'economic adviser'. He was kicked out of the job in 2006 because of complaints from cabinet members that he was criticizing their decisions.
With nut-job par excellence and has-been '80s chess champion Gary Kasparov, Nemtsov formed the political opposition movement Solidarnost (Solidarity) in December 2008. Solidarnost attempts to unite the disparate and, frankly, pathetic opposition groups in Russia. Without US-government funding to Solidarnost this time via NED etc. (USAID was finally kicked out of Russia in 2012), it's unlikely that it would still be operating.
Nemtsov became a prominent face of the 'opposition' from 2011 to early 2012 when he and his '
The revolutionary John McCain with Nemtsov and another patsy for empire.
In 2011 the
Since 2011 Mr. Nemtsov was Mr. Nobody, politically speaking, with even the BBC stating that he had "fallen out of the limelight over the past few years" and "no longer considered part of mainstream politics in Russia". Still, that didn't stop the Western media from referring to Nemtsov as a "prominent opposition politician" whose death has "provoked a worldwide outpouring of sympathy and anger." Really?
Western politicians with an irrational hatred of Russia (i.e. all of them) also took the opportunity to "condemn" the murder while simultaneously using it to defame the Russian government. David Cameron, for example, stated "[Nemtsov's] life was dedicated to speaking up tirelessly for the Russian people, to demanding their right to democracy and liberty under the rule of law, and to an end to corruption". You get the not-very-subtle insinuation of course. Obama (and others) obnoxiously demanded that the Russian government carry out a "prompt, impartial and transparent investigation", the implicit message being, "we know you did it Putin, and we're warning you, you better admit to it this time!" Barely 24 hours has passed since the shooting and already the British media is reporting that the Kremlin is being "accused of a whitewash."
Of course, the suggestion that Putin, with an 85% approval rating, would have thought it necessary to publicly assassinate a non-entity former politician who couldn't muster 5% of the vote, on the doorstep of the Kremlin no less, and one day before an opposition rally in which the deceased was scheduled to take part, is utterly ridiculous. The point being, by killing Nemtsov in this way, the reaction of Western governments and their media was always going to be as if Putin himself pulled the trigger and posted a selfie of the event on FB. Ergo, if, as the ranks of Western yellow journalists claim, Putin is responsible... where's the freaking selfie!?? Maybe US State Dept. muppet Jen Psaki has it on her Facebook page?
Well, you know what's coming next. Do I even need to say it? 'Cui bono'?
Putin's a thug! Putin killed Litvinenko! Putin shot down MH17! Putin annexed Crimea! Putin invaded Ukraine!Yawn.
One final word of advice though to the other opposition "leaders" in Russia, chess-head Kasparov and Alexei Navalny in particular: Russia is obviously a dangerous place for opposition "activists". To ensure your safety, please consider asking yourselves these questions:
- How much money have I taken from the US government to prepare the ground for a coup in Moscow?
- How much money has the US government spent on promoting me as a "prominent opposition leader" in Russia?
- Does the US embassy know where I live, and do they regularly track my movements?
- Does my usefulness to the US government as a still-breathing 'anti-Putin activist' outweigh my usefulness to the US government as a dead (assassinated) anti-Putin activist?
Is anyone else suffering from False Flag Fatigue, due to the lies and manipulation from the MSM, our so called leaders of the "Free World" and the bubble they live in which they call "Democracy" which in translation really means a fascist society where us poor plebs have to live and abide by there dictates.
Where they are supposed to care and protect us, well I don't know about you, I am having nightmares. If left to a society that is stone deaf, asleep in body mind and soul, I feel there is no hope left for the "Western World" we are being lead onto a path where we will become something of an enigma, a thing of the past, which so many civilizations in this world have lived through before and have been undocumented, simply because our so called historians said it cannot be.
Remember what George Santayana said for those who forget,
Those who forget history are doomed to repeat it.
So! Here we are again, Did Putin Do It! I doubt it. All I can say is search the Rabbit Hole and find the truth for yourself. No society or community can survive on lies.
And what did John Lennon say we are lead by insane leaders for insane purposes, or something like that, the exact quote escapes me at the present. Well everything right now is insane.
Just keep your hat on for we are in for one crazy ride.