Russian Airport Bombing: Israel Strikes Back

Russian Airport Bombing: Israel Strikes Back 

A suicide bomber attacked Moscow's busiest airport
Timing  is everything when waging war “by way of deception,” the motto that has  
long guided Israeli war-planners. Whenever Israel’s geopolitical goals  are 
threatened, chaos is assured. In national security terminology, the  January 24 
bombing at Moscow’s busiest airport was “out of theater  repositioning.”
First  among Tel Aviv’s priorities is their need to maintain traction for the  
latest geopolitical narrative: a “global war on terrorism” against  
“Islamo-fascism.” The fact that America’s two latest wars serve Israeli  goals 
remains largely unmentioned in Western media.
Russian President in Palestine
Six  days prior to the Moscow bombing, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev  
traveled to the West Bank to endorse a Palestinian state with its  capital East 
Jerusalem. He pointedly noted “this was the first visit of a  Russian president 
to Palestine not united with a visit to another  country” (Israel).
Then  he joined a fast-lengthening list of nations confirming that, to date,  
109 of 192 United Nations member countries support a resolution  recognizing 
Palestinian statehood.
Though  the U.S. reliably vetoes Security Council resolutions at Israel’s  
request, sentiments are shifting as a global public awakens to the costs  of the 
U.S.-Israeli relationship.
Numerous  Latin American nations recently extended recognition to Palestine.  
Ireland just announced an upgrade in its relationship to embassy status.

Out-of-Theatre Repositioning
When  waging war from the shadows, Zionist war-planners concentrate their  
efforts on key variables. Thus the fear in Tel Aviv that emerging events  are 
loosening control of the Israel lobby over U.S. foreign policy.
To  sustain a global “war on terrorism,” instability must be sustained.  Anyone 
familiar with the Israeli use of strategic duplicity found it  unsurprising when 
multiple crises emerged “unexpectedly” in North  Africa.
Unrest in Tunisia
Unrest  in Tunisia triggered a change in government followed by unrest in  
Mauritania, Algeria, Yemen and Egypt. During a recent Arab League  meeting, 
Secretary-General Amr Mousa cautioned that the contagion could  spread.
If  so, look for the price of energy to soar, further weakening leaders in  the 
debt-ridden West where restive populations already face fewer  services, higher 
taxes —and more debt.
Misdirection  also plays a role in such well-timed crises. Tel Aviv just 
released a  report justifying Israel’s deadly boarding of a Turkish vessel last 
May  in international waters carrying aid to Gaza. Yet a post-mortem found 30  
Israeli bullets in the bodies of nine dead activists, including one  shot four 
times in the head.
Akin  to the 911 Commission Report that obscured the anti-Zionist motivation  
for that mass murder, news of this Israeli attack was obscured by  reports of a 
bombing in Moscow and a leak that Palestinian leader  Mahmoud Abbas secretly 
agreed to cede Palestinian land to Israel.
That  well-timed leak weakened the Palestinian president while the bombing  
weakened the Russian president when this well-timed crisis forced his  
cancellation of a keynote address to world leaders at the annual World  Economic 
Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
Multiple Motives
When  deploying deceit to wage war, Zionists catalyze mental impressions  meant 
to link events in the public’s mind. Thus the critical role of  timing when 
advancing a thematic narrative such as The Clash of Civilizations. [Samuel P. 
Huntington]
Aboard the Mavi Marmara, Massacre on the Mediterranean
These  latest events heightened tensions worldwide as both fear and the  
requisite loathing were reinforced by yet another series of well-timed  crises. 
When faced with the threat that its Islamo-fascist storyline is losing traction, 
what else can Zionists do?
Confronted  with the possibility that the West may withdraw support for its  
six-decade occupation of Palestine, what is Tel Aviv to do? Facing the  prospect 
of global censure for its murder of Turkish activists, how can  Israel divert 
attention?
Tel  Aviv is backed into a corner. Overwhelming evidence confirms that  Zionists 
generated the false intelligence that induced the U.S.-led  invasion of Iraq.
Though  the Israel lobby retains its control over U.S. lawmakers, the American  
public is fast realizing how many crises originate with those who  consider 
themselves above the law.
To Betray, First Befriend
What  are Americans to do when faced with a devious enemy—posing as an  
ally—whose operatives consider themselves Chosen by a god of their own  
choosing? With mainstream media dominated by those complicit in this  duplicity, 
how can this chokehold be released?
As  a duped electorate slowly awakens to how they were deceived—and by  whom—how 
do Americans make amends for the damage done by their  Israeli-compliant 
lawmakers?
"You can’t have an Israeli policy other than what AIPAC gives you around here," 
said former U.S. Senator Ernest Hollings.
Those determined to defeat this ‘enemy within’ must first make this treason 
transparent. As the common source of this corruption becomes apparent, 
accountability can commence.
Americans do not yet grasp that we have long been the target of ongoing capital 
crimes. Zionists know that our continued ignorance is the key to their continued 
impunity. With knowledge comes the power to prosecute those complicit. Therein 
lies the challenge.
Aware  of the future that awaits them, Zionists are becoming desperate and  even 
more dangerous. An escalation of violence is assured until the full  force of 
international law is turned on those who have long flaunted  the law in pursuit 
of their extremist agenda.
- Jeff Gates is author of Guilt By Association – How Deception and Self-Deceit 
Took America to War. See www.criminalstate.com
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