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Attempt on life of Abkhazian president
Published: 22 February, 2012, 09:49
An assassination attempt has been made on the President of Republic of Abkhazia Aleksandr Ankvab. The president was unharmed, however, one bodyguard is dead and two more are seriously injured.
Behind this terrorist assassination attempt we will, more than likely, find: Al-Qaeda, Mossad, CIA, and Georgia . Of course, Georgia would be nothing without these Western entities.
he was put in by the Russian federation. which isn't liked in that area. Russia Federation has a lot of blood on their hands. Most people just don't know that.
Thankfully, he lives.
While democracy is very young in that part of the world, I would prefer to believe that some "outside influence" was responsible for this wanton act of terrorism. Neighboring Georgia comes to mind as a possible instigator. -- But when you also consider that a 2008 USA Presidential candidate (Senator John McCain) campaign advisor was the paid foreign agent of the Republic of Georgia, the heavy jack-boot-print of the USA 3-letter alphabet government agencies or their minions comes to mind.
This is clearly the work of the US and Georgia, Russia and Abkhazia should use this as a justification for invading Georgia and toppling Saakashvili.
Thats it blame the US for every assassination attempt why dont you....Socialism, do you have any proof of this, because if you do not, then please do not comment!!
Abkhazia, S Ossetia, Chechnya… this has become quite normal. The devils never sleep. And so they did in former Yugoslavia, assassinated all those were in their way.
dukenuke'em wrote in#6
Thats it blame the US for every assassination attempt why dont you....Socialism, do you have any proof of this, because if you do not, then please do not comment!!
The US has most likely collaborated with Georgia in this assassination attempt. Make no mistake, the US has a long history in assassinations. They may not directly carry out the murder, but they will provide intelligence and advice. An example is the Iranian scientist assassination, the US would have collaborated with Israel to carry out those murders.
It is most likely the joint work of the US and Georgia, the US is a strong Georgian ally, the US supported Georgia in its 2008 war with Abkhazia and South Ossetia. Georgia wants Abkhazia and South Ossetia back under its control and the US is interested in seeing this happen as well, that is why they would have most likely been covertly involved in this assassination attempt.
Why do you think they would have not been some form of joint collaboration?
Russia, Abkhazia and South Ossetia are all enemies of Georgia and the US is interested in destabilising this region.
I am glad he survived and is still working. God protect him and the families of his bodyguards.