Israeli 'Security' Firm ICTS Helped Provide 'Security' at Russia's Domodedovo Airport

Arben Nelku <[email protected]>
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Israeli 'Security' Firm ICTS Helped Provide 'Security' at Russia's Domodedovo 
Airport 

The details about this 2009 article are here, but it's PDF and I don't know how 
to copy and paste the story.

The  story goes into a little detail about how Security Partners Ltd., the  ICTS 
Europe subsidiary in Russia was going to assist with 'security' at  Domodedovo 
airport.

The SAME ICTS that on 9/11 helped those MOSSAD agents, made up to look like 
Arabs, onto several flights.

The SAME ICTS that let the 'Shoe Bomber,' Richard Reid board.

The SAME ICTS that senta 'sharp-dressed man' to help out the Christmas day 
'underwear bomber' board a flight, with no money and NO PASSPORT.

Surely this can't be related to Russia getting ready to recognize a Palestinian 
state, could it?

Would Israel be so low, sneaky and murderous as to use a FALSE FLAG to 
accomplish their goals?Fatah  official Nabil Sha'ath tells Al-Hayat newspaper 
that Dmitry Medvedev  will affirm Soviet Union's 1988 recognition of a 
Palestinian state  during West Bank visit. By Barak Ravid
>
>Israeli officials  fear that Russian President Dmitry Medvedev will announce on 
>Tuesday  during a visit to Jericho that Russia recognizes a Palestinian state  
>based on the 1967 borders.
>
>Officials became concerned following  an interview given by Fatah official Nabil 
>Sha'ath to the Al-Hayat  newspaper on Tuesday. Sha'ath said that Medvedev would 
>affirm the Soviet  Union's 1988 recognition of a Palestinian state - a 
>recognition that  was based on the declaration of independence made by Yassir 
>Arafat that  year.
>
>Such a move would be significant, particularly since Russia is a member of the 
>Quartet of Middle East peace negotiatiors.Source: Haaretz

Either ICTS is the sloppiest 'security' firm in the world, or... 


UPDATE
It's Odigo story, told in RussianRussia's security agencies received a warning 
ahead of today's blast of a possible attack on a Moscow airport, news agencies 
reported."We received information that in one of Moscow's airports a terrorist 
attack could possibly take place," a source told RIA Novosti.Why  would a 
'terrorist' warn those ahead of time that he/she/they were  going to blow 
something up, since that diminishes the unknown, which if  part of terror's MO?

Unless they wanted to warn some 'Chosen  Ones,' like the REAL 9/11 perps did 
when they sent a message to the  Israeli-owned instant messaging company Odigo 
in NYC to let them know to  get the hell out of Dodge, the 'MOSSAD Flying Aerial 
Circus' was going to pay New York a visit.Two employees of Odigo, Inc., an 
Israeli company, receive warnings of an imminent attack in  New York City about 
two hours before the first plane hits the WTC.  Odigo, one of the world’s 
largest instant messaging companies, has its  headquarters two blocks from the 
WTC. The Odigo Research and Development offices where the warnings were received 
are located in Herzliyya, a suburb of Tel Aviv.
>
>The two employees claim not to know who sent the warnings.
>
>He said the employees did not know the person who sent the message, but they 
>traced it to a computer address and have given that information to the FBI.” 
>[Washington Post, 10/4/2001] Odigo gave the FBI the Internet address of the 
>message’s sender so the name of the sender could be found. [Deutsche 
>Presse-Agentur (Hamburg), 9/26/2001] Two months later, it is reported that the 
>FBI is still investigating the matter, but there have been no reports since. 
>Source: History Commons 
>

Herzliya, Israel just happens to be the HDQ's of that murderous outfit of 
assassins; thieves, liars, throat-slitters and baby killers, the Israeli 
terrorist outfit AKA the MOSSAD

Your  IP address is like your home address, a real physical location that  would 
be easy to find, so why did the FBI sit on the info?
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