Boston Bombing of 2013: Another case of Brzezinski-linked blowback from managing Central Asian terrorism?

The Boston Marathon Bombing took place on April 15, 2013. Two "pressure cooker bombs", filled with simple black powder and various metalic shrapnel, exploded in the crowd near the finish, killing three people and leaving 260 others wounded. While this seems relatively mild compared to most terrorist attacks, the critically injured included young children, as well as seventeen persons who lost part of their legs. On April 18, the FBI released photographs and surveillance footage of the two suspects, who were quickly identified as the Chechen brothers Tamerlan and Dzhokhar ("Jakar") Tsarnaev. During the manhunt Dzhokhar reportedly ran over his brother with a SUV, killing him. Dzhokhar himself was arrested on April 19. Completely shielded from the public, Dzhokhar's trial will begin either in 2014 or 2015.

It's going to be interesting to see what the public will learn during the course of the trial, because almost immediately it became clear that family members of the brothers have very peculiar backgrounds. Why not instantly get to the meat? Two uncles of the terrorist brothers, Ruslan Tsarni and Alvi Tsarnaev, were deeply tied to the CIA, Zbigniew Brzezinski, and the Chechen resistance - key elements involved in the western route of Caspian Sea oil. The CIA link of Ruslan Tsarni goes through his former father-in-law, Graham Fuller [1], a former vice chairman of the CIA's National Intelligence Council and a geopolitical scholar along the lines of Zbigniew Brzezinski and Samuel Huntington. In fact, both men supported Fuller's work [2] and both, along with Henry Kissinger, seem to have been Fuller's mentors since their days at Harvard in the late 1950s, both at the Department of Government and the CIA-linked Weatherhead Center for International Affairs. [3] Fuller is primarily occupied with the question of how to manage the Islamic world. To illustrate, in 1999 he wrote in Le Monde Diplomatique:

Journalist and French intelligence asset Richard Labeviere seems to have rather liberally paraphrased this article in his 2000 book Dollars for Terror, but the essence of what was said is correct. Of course, Labeviere and his book we already met at ISGP in relation to Yeslam bin Laden's terrorist-sponsoring activities and Labeviere's claim that Osama bin Laden met with Prince Turki al Faisal of Saudi Arabia and CIA officer Larry Mitchell in a Dubai hospital only weeks before 9/11. Labeviere also quoted an unnamed CIA analyst as having explained to him:

This quote is often attributed to Fuller, but, judging from Labeviere's book, this appears to be incorrect. Nevertheless, it is clear that this policy is supported and implemented by Fuller and allies as Brzezinski. Both Fuller and Brzezinski are part of group that opposes the Israel Lobby. Others in the group are Chas Freeman (see ISGP's Superclass Index), former long-time president of the anti-neocon Middle East Policy Council, where Fuller is a member of the editorial advisory committee; and the authors of the book The Israel Lobby and U.S. Foreign Policy, John Mearsheimer and Stephen Walt. [6]

Fuller's anti-Israel and anti-neocon stance, as well as Islamic world expertise, should also be clear from his inclusion in the 2004 documentary Uncovered: The Whole Truth About The Iraq War, financed and promoted by "liberal CIA" foundations as Ford, Soros, Tides and others through Brave New Films. The film is loaded with CIA operatives. Apart from the bizarre ties Fuller developed to the Boston Bombing, other included operatives can be linked to 9/11-no-plane and CIA drug trafficking disinformation. It should be clear that only deep insiders were invited to do the "exposing" in this film.

Fuller appears here and there in ISGP's index of institutes, but is only an aide to top level players. Besides Brzezinski, Huntington, and likely Kissinger, Fuller has also cooperated with Morton Abramowitz [7], a person who also appears around the 85th place in ISGP's Superclass Index of 2013-2014. Together, Abramowitz and Fuller have reportedly brought Turkey's recent political leaders to power [8] and certainly have been protecting Fethullah Gulen, a Turkish Muslim leader who escaped prosecution in his own country by fleeing to the United States in 1998. Abramowitz and Fuller, along with the CIA's George Fidas, helped prevent his extradition back to Turkey by claiming the movement, which has about 600 schools and 4 million followers worldwide, didn't represent a radical or subversive form of Islam. [9] As anyone familiar with the Muslim religion could predict, this is quite a questionable claim. There is widespread evidence that the Gulen schools exhibit medieval cult-like behavior, refuse to teach Darwinism, ban anything related to love and romance, and are not at all opposed to jihadism. [10] It wants Islam to play a larger role in political life and is widely suspected of subversive activities. As a result, schools in Russia and Uzbekistan have been closed by the government [11], but in Turkey young teenagers continue to be recruited and prepared for the highest positions in government, where they seemingly are taught to always consult the Gulen organization. [12]

The Gulen operation really sounds like a classical CIA operation, which Turkey has had its fair share of, most notably the Grey Wolves and the coups of 1960, 1971 and 1980 (Fuller was stationed here at some point). Probably not a coincidence, the Gulen movement has been accused by Turkish intelligence of being used as a front for CIA operations in many different countries, including Kyrgizstan and Uzbekistan [13], places very familiar to Fuller's daughter and former son-in-law, Boston Bomber uncle Ruslan Tsarni, who were "rolling out World Bank and US AID privatisation programmes" here. [14] In 2008 State Department attorneys even pointed out there are suspicions of covert ties between the Gulen movement, Saudi Arabia and Iran, this because of the movement's access to large amounts of funds. [15]

Coincidences like these demonstrate that Fuller's days as a CIA operative are only over on paper. Hardly surprising, Fuller has been accused of involvement in a number of illegal CIA operations. The first is Iran Contra, a program he famously helped put in place with a 1984 memo to CIA director William Casey which included a discussion of a meeting in Hamburg between CIA officer Ted Shackley, Iranian arms dealer Manucher Ghorbanifar, and a representative of Saudi arms dealer Adnan Khashoggi. [16] At this point the operation did not yet include Israel. Quite possibly it was this scandal that resulted in his official retirement from the Agency in 1988. Not that this mattered. Throughout the 1990s Fuller was listed among a dozen "key researchers" of RAND's Center for Middle East Public Policy (CMEPP). The center was founded by Carlyle chairman Frank Carlucci, an old CIA friend of Ted Shackley and George H. W. Bush. Another board member was the Iranian Hushang Ansary, a former member of the Shah's inner circle and a close business friend of Henry Kissinger and David Rockefeller. The top level Zionist and owner of General Dynamics, Lester Crown, was on the board. Right here, with these few individuals we are looking at a continuation of the Iran Contra network at RAND's Center for Middle East Public Policy. The elitist Rita Hauser was another board member. [17]

As for conspiracies, a source of Rodney Stich claimed that Fuller, together with CIA director Robert Gates, was involved in running assassination teams against witnesses and operatives of illegal CIA operations, primarily the October Surprise. [18] This may be less far-fetched than it sounds. As discussed in ISGP's Cercle Pinay article in particular, George H. W. Bush, Frank Carlucci, Ted Shackley and Robert Gates were/are a closely-knit private CIA club accused of everything from drug trade to assassinations. Men like Brzezinski and Kissinger are equally close. Stich's source also claimed that Fuller was involved in a canceled 1992 plot to assassinate Bill Clinton, the opponent of George H. W. Bush in the presidential elections. [19]

In 2008, several years before the Boston bombing, Fuller's name was mentioned by FBI whistleblower Sibel Edmonds, who had become known for her statements that the FBI ignored warnings that Osama bin Laden was planning a major attack in the United States. Half Turkish, half Iranian, Edmonds was employed as an interpreter and translator of covertly recorded conversations of Turkish diplomatic and political targets. Later, when asked what she knew about Fethullah Gulen and his organization, she explained:

If this information of Sibel Edmonds is true, it appears that Graham Fuller, his daughter, Ruslan Tsarni, Halliburton, and oil interests represented by Brzezinski all play a role in managing these radical islamist networks. Anybody even contemplating setting up such a network would consult Brzezinski, as he the main expert in this domain. Along with Fuller, that is - who was a station chief in Kabul, Afghanistan from 1975 to 1978. This was still at least six months before national security advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski began provoking the Soviets into attacking Afghanistan, but undoubtedly Fuller played an important role in the planning and intelligence gathering process before Brzezinski was able to convince Carter of his new-found strategy. Back in 1998, when asked if his operation to draw Russia into the Afghan War, Brzezinski didn't display even the slightest remorse over the millions of deaths, mutilations, addicts, traumas and religious suppression the Afghanistan war caused - whether it was a necessary step or not. Humanitarianism doesn't seem to play even the slightest role for Brzezinski.

Looking at all of Fuller's connections and the accusations against him, one shouldn't be surprised if he is, or was, in contact with Russian-Ukrainian GRU firm Far West, LLC. *

* Note: See ISGP's 9/11, Part II article. Far West appears to be involved in the managing of international terrorism, including from Chechnya and Al Qaeda, with partners as Cheney's KBR Halliburton, Saudis as Prince Turki and Adnan Khashoggi, and CIA front firm Diligence, LLC.

Far West's Ruslan Saidov, who reportedly resides in Turkey, comes to mind in particular. But Far West is active in many Central Asian locations, including Turkey, Iran, Kyrgizstan and Afghanistan. Ruslan Tsarni also fits the profile of a potential Far West contact. Much of Tsarni's family lives in Kyrgyzstan, first exiled there from Chechnya by Stalin in 1944 with many returning during the First Chechen War. Future Boston bombers Tamerlan and Dzhokhar grew up here in their early years. [22] Tsarni and Fuller's daughter, married in the 1995-1999 period, for a year lived in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. In Tokmok, Kyrgyzstan Tsarni's family lived next door to leading Chechen-Kyrgyz mafia boss, Aziz Batukaev, with whom they were very friendly. [23] Batukaev sparked major controversy in April 2013, when he was prematurely escorted out of jail and given free passage to Chechnya. [24] The Tsarni/Tsarnaev family also had unspecified connections to Kyrgyz intelligence or had family members who somehow were known to the intelligence services. [25] In 1999 Tsarni began working for Halliburton contractors and under at least one Halliburton executive, usually in the oil and mineral exploration business surrounding the Caspian Sea. [26] Halliburton, mafia neighbors connected at the presidential level, intelligence ties, terrorist family members: it's not at all incompatible with Far West's activities.

On to Alvi Tsarnaev, the other uncle of the Boston bombers. This person used to live in Silver Spring, Maryland at the same address where the United States-Chechen Republic Alliance (USCRA) was registered. [27] Manager of the USCRA was Lyoma Usmanov, the official Chechen ambassador to the U.S. under President Aslan Maskhadov 1997-2005. Brzezinski had made it possible for Usmanov to come to the United States. [28] While in the U.S., at a time when Chechnya was at war with Russia, Usmanov was briefly retained by the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars (Wilson Center). [29] Brzezinski, Kissinger, James Baker, George Shultz, Robert Kagan and other elites have all been involved with the Wilson Center. Some of these elites could also be found at the top-level American Committee for Peace in Chechnya, largely set up by Brzezinski. Seeing Brzezinski's name pop up this close to two uncles of Boston bombers should be less of a surprise than people may think. No one has been more involved in the Central Asian and Caucasus region than Brzezinski. Since the mid-1990s, immediately after the potentially huge oil reserves of the Caspian Sea were realized, he has been a oil company representative in the Azerbaijan/Chechnya region. [30] He has even been in contact with Khozh-Ahmed Noukhaev [31] , the Chechen mafia leader who worked for the thuggish Chechen president Dzhokhar Dudayev. Seeing the names of the Boston bombers, Dzhokhar and Tamerlan, the latter named after an Uzbek who tried to revive the Genghis Khan empire, and it is clear that other members of the brother's family - besides the uncles - were also deeply committed to radical Chechen nationalism. Unsurprisingly, in the years prior to the Boston bombing, the FSB, FBI and CIA all had Tamerlan and his mother on watchlists for suspected jihadis. [32] Most Chechens may not be Wahhabists, but they are at least as radical as the Gulen movement.

There are more bizarre circumstances revolving Alvi Tsarnaev and the United States-Chechen Republic Alliance (USCRA). First of all, this whole area, Silver Spring, Maryland, has quite a few CIA spooks in the neighborhood, including Raymond Wannall of the American Security Council and the AFIO. [33] More incredibly, at one point John Walker Lindh grew up right next door. Strangely, a neighbor interviewed about the Lindh family lived in the exact same house - 8920 Walden Road - where Alvi Tsarnaev and the USCRA were registered, seemingly all at the same time. [34] Lindh, of course, was the American captured as an Al Qaeda operative and Taliban soldier during the 2001 Afghanistan invasion. It can be argued that the propagandist Homeland miniserie is loosely based on the John Walker Lindh affair.

Just as incredible is the link between Boston bomber Dzhokhar and Brian Glyn Williams, professor of Islamic History at the University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth, where the younger brother, Dzhokhar, studied. In fact, Dzhokhar contacted Williams in May 2011 for information on Chechnya, after a referral from his teacher who had instructed his students to write a paper on their countries of origin. Williams was the obvious choice, as he is the only professor in the United States who teaches a course on Chechen history.

There are not a whole lot of decent interviews with Williams. Steve Urbon of South Coast Today in Massachusetts was the first to interview him, after Williams, for some reason, himself informed Urbon that he had interacted with Dzhokhar. To Urbon he explained:

The New York Times also published a (partial) story of Williams. However, the only publication that has conducted a somewhat in-depth interview with Williams is PRI The World. Interestingly, this "one-hour, weekday radio news magazine" is a co-production of WGBH/Boston, Public Radio International and BBC World Service that also receives financing from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, with many programs and projects being sponsored by the Rockefeller, Ford, Carnegie and Henry Luce foundations. During his interview with PRI The World, Williams explained:

It seems obvious that Williams is a person with strong anti-Russian and anti-communist opinions. He is consistently referring to the Mujahideen as "freedom fighters," accuses Russia of propaganda and genocide in Chechnya, and makes it clear that Chechens normally love America. He also comes across as agitated that people have no clue that Chechen nationalist freedom fighters are very different from Al Qaeda. In his New York Times interview he used similarly strong, undiplomatic language whenever possible: "[Dzhokhar] wanted to know more about Russia's genocidal war on the Chechen people." [37]

Khozh-Akhmed Noukhaev, leader of the Chechen mafia for Chechen president Dzhokhar Dudayev. Both completely criminalized and destroyed the Chechen economy in the early 1990s. In Moscow they fought a bloody war with Solntsevskaya. By the mid-1990s, due to renewed interest in Caspian Sea oil, Noukhaev's western contacts included Zbigniew Brzezinski, James Baker, Enders Wimbush [RAND Corporation, like Brzezinski and Graham Fuller; German Marshall Fund; National Bureau of Asian Research; Hudson Institute; Office of Net Assessment; Booz Allen Hamilton; SAIC] and Adnan Khashoggi. [55] British contacts included superspook Sir James Goldsmith [56] , an insider to SAS and MI6 terrorist operations in South Africa and a good friend of Henry Kissinger; and Margaret Thatcher, whose son in 2004 became embroiled in an oil-related coup in Equatorial Guinea, organized by a retired SAS veteran and a group of mercenaries. Noukhaev appears to have had ties to Boris Berezovsky, Far West's Ruslan Saidov and quite possibly also Chechen-Kyrgyz crime boss Aziz Batukaev, who was close to the Tsarnaev family of the Boston bombers.

The point here is that Williams doesn't come across as an independent academic, but primarily as an anti-communist propagandist, as was so common during the Cold War. And lo and behold, this is exactly what he is. First of all, he's the CIA's primary expert on suicide bombings and has traveled much of Central Asia on its behalf. [38] How is that for yet another bizarre coincidence? Also, he's referred to by the Jamestown Foundation as one of their analysts. Between May 2005 and May 2013 about 30 articles of Williams were published by this anti-communist foundation. [39] We just discussed that Zbigniew Brzezinski, one of the leading lights in the Jamestown Foundation, as well as Freedom House and the ACPC, all located at the same address, was a contact of Chechen mafia leader Khozh-Ahmed Noukhaev, who began and ended all of his articles with "Alluha Akhbar!", but was useful in the fight against Russian expansion towards Central Asia. Noukhaev, just as the equally criminal Chechen presidents Dzhokhar Dudayev and Aslan Maskhadov, who employed Noukhaev as their right-hands, were what Brian Glyn Williams would label a "nationalist freedom fighters." They weren't, unless we're talking about their own personal freedom to kill and plunder. As already mentioned (in the 9/11 Part II article), these men destroyed and criminalized the Chechen economy and with their radicalism invited two destructive wars with Russia. These nationalist leaders never represented the ordinary people, many of whom were happy to make compromises in return for economic prosperity. Who are the "Chechen nationalists" Professor Williams is talking about? The primary Wahhabist/Salifist who managed to introduce Sharia Law in Chechnya in 1999 was Shamil Basayev, a Chechen-born nationalist, although he may have been under a little bit of Saudi/Far West influence. The only well-known foreign militia leader in Chechnya was the Saudi-Jordanian Ibn Al-Khattab, reportedly introduced into the region by Sheikh Fathi Shishani and at one point the commander of 9/11's "20th hijacker", Zaccarias Moussaoui. Looking at his name, Sheikh Fathi Shishani was a Saudi (who would have worked under the authority of Saudi intelligence). Interestingly, it was the Congress of Chechen International Organizations (CCIO) of Ruslan Tsarni and Graham Fuller who helped finance Sheikh Fathi's activities. [40] It seems that the more info we find, the more we keep going in circles.

The definitions for radical Islam Professor Williams uses are strictly geopolitical: it's very easy for any strict Muslim youth, even if he is not a Wahhabist, to turn against the West, and the United States in particular (which is ironic, as the U.S. is still extremely religious compared to other western countries). The Muslim faith, much like other religions, is a backward, medieval movement that opposes science and common sense, freedom of thought, freedom to express oneself, equal opportunities for men and women, and free sexual relationships. In other words, it suppresses all positive aspects of life and personal development. Because of these reasons it opposes the West by definition, which has largely fought itself free from religious oppression. Western-gained freedoms are considered negative by all Muslims. Muslims living in the West don't integrate, are much more religious than the average westerner, often the family still chooses partners for their children, husbands are still looking for virgins, there's little understanding for homosexuality, flirting and sex in general is taboo, woman need male family members to supervise their interaction with men, youths have a disrespectful attitude towards women much more often, a basic fact as Darwinism is not accepted, and due to the poorer, third world background, Muslims aren't even remotely as cultured as the western middle class. And these are generally Muslims who do not pray! Members of the Gulen movement pray fives times a day very religiously. Chechen militants are equally religious. The Saudi and Taliban Wahhabists may be the most extreme in imprisoning men and especially women into an evil, hellish thought prison (nothing about this is exaggerated, read Salon's 'I married a Bin Laden'), but Chechen militants and Gulen Movement graduates are not moderates. They are cult members who do not believe in western values.

An article in the Russian press claimed that the Jamestown Foundation, which counted the involvement of Brzezinski, Fuller (speech in 2008) and Professor Williams, ran pro-Chechen Jihadist networks in the Caucuses through the Georgian-based Fund of Caucasus. Tamerlan, who resided in the Muslim-dominated Russian republic Dagestan from January to July 2012, was said to have been recruited by this network. [41] There's little evidence for these claims, however. Both Jamestown and Fund of Caucasus were involved in organizing annual conferences at Tbilisi State University and the nearby Ilia State University, usually separate from each other, which promoted independence of the Caucasian republics from Russia. [42] But there's no evidence that terrorists were invited to these conferences. Also, according to the FBI, the border control service database of Georgia showed that Tamerlan never moved across the border from Dagestan into Georgia. [43] So either Jamestown and Fund of Caucasus held off-the-book conferences with Tamerlan using a fake passport, which is a possibility, or the Russian article has a few mistakes in it and most likely was a leak of some sort.

That having been said, it's more than likely that the United States is managing a network of radicals to undermine Russian efforts to destabilize Chechnya and Dagestan. Anton Surikov actually explained in 1995 what Brzezinski almost completely skipped in his 1998 book The Grand Chessboard:

Of course, until his death in November 2009 Anton Surikov was the most important player in Far West and the reported runner of Chechen jihadist terrorist Shamil Basayev. In fact, if anyone could help the United States and men as Zbigniew Brzezinski in running jihadist networks it would be Far West. And it seems that in the peculiar netherworld of Far West, this is exactly what has been going on. Other key elements here appear to be Far West's American partners KBR Halliburton and senior, retired CIA officers, Prince Turki and Adnan Khashoggi from Saudi Arabia, possibly other Middle Eastern elements, the Gulen Movement, the Chechen support groups affiliated with the uncles of the Boston bombers, Brzezinski and Fuller; the Jamestown Foundation, the American Committee for Peace in the Caucasus, and the RAND Corporation.

Sources only given for material not discussed earlier:

1. In the years prior to the bombing the FBI, CIA, and Russian intelligence all suspected Tamerlan and his mother of having Jihadist sympathies.
2. Two uncles of the terrorist brothers, Ruslan Tsarni and Alvi Tsarnaev, have worked for the CIA and State Department for roughly 15 years in an effort to bolster the anti-Russian Chechen resistance.
3. Ruslan has closely cooperated with CIA covert operations veteran and Islam expert Graham Fuller, who used to be his father-in-law.
4. Alvi cooperated with Chechnya's U.S. representative, Lyoma Usmavov. Both Fuller and Usmavov were in contact with Zbigniew Brzezinski over the Chechen situation.
5. There's some evidence that Fuller, Brzezinski and the CIA are using the Gulen Movement as a means to recruit and indoctrinate young Muslim extremists, with the intent to have them oppose Russian influence in the Caspian Sea region.
6. Fuller's daughter, Samantha, and her husband from 1995 to 1999, Ruslan Tsarni, an uncle of the Boston bombers, have been running USAID, World Bank and various corporate programs in Central Asia to promote capitalism.
7. Since 1998 Tsarni has been involved in Caspian Sea region oil and gas exploration companies, often as a contractor of, or in coordination with, Halliburton, Dick Cheney's company that is a long time partner of Far West. In turn, Far West is linked to the management of international terrorist networks, including Ayman Al-Zawahiri, Osama bin Laden and Russia's most notorious terrorist, Shamil Basayev.
8. John Walker Lindh, the American arrested as a Taliban fighter in 2001 who at least partly inspired the creation of the propaganda miniserie Homeland, used to live next-door to the (later) United States-Chechen Republic Alliance, ran by Chechen ambassador Lyoma Usmavov, who was brought into the U.S. by Zbigniew Brzezinski; and Alvi Tsarnaev, an uncle of the Boston bombers.
9. The extremely anti-Russian Brian Glyn Williams, a professor who briefly educated Boston bomber Dzhokhar on the dire situation in Chechnya, is the CIA's number one expert on international suicide bombings. He has also been in close contact with the Jamestown Foundation, ran by Brzezinski and his top-level CIA friends. Fuller is known to have given a keynote speech to the Jamestown Foundation in 2008.
10. Footage and limited testimony of the shooting in Watertown, Boston, strongly indicates that the police, for whatever reason, was purposely trying to kill Boston bombers Tamerlan and Dzhokhar. Seemingly banned footage of the shootout reveals that the Boston bombers were yelling "chill out, chill out", "we give up, we give up", "we didn't do it" with the police continuing to fire. [45] The police claimed Tamerlan ran out of ammunition and gently tried to arrest him after that, at which point Dzhokhar and a stolen SUV came out of left field and ran over his brother. [46] This appears to have been a complete lie. At the very least an autopsy report revealed that Tamerlan, in addition to having sustained blunt trauma, had half a dozen bullet holes in his torso and extremities. [47] At least one witness, "Linda", claimed Tamerlan was "hit by a police SUV [quite possibly Dzhokhar] and then after he was hit, shot multiple times," followed by the statement "I personally haven't heard any explosions." [48] If true, why would the police execute a helpless person who has just been driven over by a car, instead of arresting him? There are conflicting reports about the amount of weapons the brothers had, and if they were throwing bombs.
11. Dzhokhar's throat wound is a topic of debate. According to the authorities it is a self-inflicted gunshot wound that damaged Dzhokhar's voice box, making it impossible for him to speak. [49] However, according to the SWAT team that arrested him, it "didn't look like a bullet wound ... more like a cut of some kind ... possibly from a piece of shrapnel from one of the explosives they were using the night before." [50] The officer making this statement gestures to the right-front his throat. The cut must have been very high up on Dzhokhar's throat, under his jaw, as pictures taken at the time of his arrest do not reveal a throat wound. The statement of the SWAT officer indicates the wound didn't look fresh, which may explain why there also wasn't any dried blood visible on Dzhokhar's throat. Whatever the case, when Dzhokhar first appeared in court in July, it appeared he had damage and swelling around his jaw, and was able to speak. [51] But at this point we don't know for certain what caused the damage. He's kept away from the public by the authorities.
12. A friend of Tamerlan, Ibragim Todashev, a competing MMA fighter, was shot seven times, including once in the back of the head, under mysterious circumstances while being questioned by the FBI at his home. It appears roughly half a dozen officers were present in the room, with Todashev having a knee injury. Why he wasn't questioned at a police station is unclear. Also here the story changed, with FBI officers first claiming Todashev attacked them with a weapon, but later denying this. Friends of his claimed to be intimidated by the FBI, including his girlfriend, who was deported in October 2013. She claimed the FBI refused to extent her VISA after having given an interview to a Boston magazine. [52]

Looking at all the information, it is hard to imagine what kind of motive Brzezinski or the U.S. government in general would have in Chechens carrying out terrorist attacks in the United States. It only helps to undermine crucial U.S. support for Chechen independence. The only one to benefit is Russia, who would love to see the Americans disappear from the region. It's exactly because Brzezinski and Fuller have no interest in carrying out false flag operations like these, and most likely wouldn't try to use terrorists whose family they can be easily connected to, that ISGP theorizes that the Boston bombing was a case of blowback from trying to manipulate and manage a network of terrorists. This would explain every aspect of the terrorist attack and its subsequent cover up.

Maybe Professor Brian Glyn Williams' general job as the nation's leading Chechnya expert, was to plant a seed of activism and militancy in every Chechen who came to him for information on their home country. Judging from Williams' emotional and unbalanced statements about the Chechen conflict, always bashing the Russians and seemingly overlooking the criminal nature of the Dudayev regime or western ties to Chechen mafia head Noukhaev, makes his statement "[Whoops!] I hope I didn't contribute to [the bombing]" almost seem comical. And he may well generally wonder how much he is to blame. Considering he and his Jamestown Foundation cohorts do not seem to have much against Chechens and Dagestanis carrying out terrorist attacks against Russian citizens, this may have been a sound lesson for him. But don't expect Brzezinski to show remorse. There's no evidence a genocide here or terrorist attack there that he aided, has any effect on him.

This last aspect is just speculation, of course. But whatever exactly happened with the Boston bombing, it is blatantly obvious that something is wrong here and that the media is aiding in the cover up. And if something is wrong here, that increases the chances 10-fold that something is wrong with 9/11 also, not to mention our supposedly free news media.