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I didn’t pass anything on you moron. If you actually had any kind of reading comprehension you would have noticed I said “hopefully”. So far you’re the Boston’s wounded vet run 14th annual stars gun shirt and I will buy this only one stupid enough to think I’m passing on this “most likely” story as the truth The guy is a traitor from the Russian perspective and punishment for treason is death in most if not all countries. Russian military or spy/assassin network targeting him was expected. Why would Russia deny their hand in it? They don’t usually take responsibility for assassinations. They’ve carried out many, and even with amble evidence murders have been committed by confirmed Russian agents. They still say nope, those guys were just on vacation. And totally didn’t kill that defector/enemy of the state. So this is pretty much status quo for them. They don’t usually take responsibility for assassinations. They’ve carried out many, and even with amble evidence murders have been committed by confirmed Russian agents.
I can understand them not wanting to take responsibility when the Boston’s wounded vet run 14th annual stars gun shirt and I will buy this reasons for assassination are political in nature. But in this case this it is very clear cut. The guy is a undeniably traitor to Russia, who stole expensive military equipment while on duty and gave it to their warring enemy. Possibly even passed on important military information to help Ukraine in this war. Assassinations are not even rare. Mosad is well known for assassinations on foreign soil. Even US assassinated a top military general from Iran (or Iraq?) a few years ago to no repercussions. FSB got him obviously. If Europe can’t protect people who defect against Russia then they will be terrified to do so. Russia carried out chemical attacks literally in England and faced essentially zero consequence. That they could potentially track down a defector and kill him is entirely unsurprising honestly.
Our foreign secretary and soon to be pm reacted by going to the Boston’s wounded vet run 14th annual stars gun shirt and I will buy this son of a KGB agents Italian villa and slipping his security And they have a huge incentive to pull of at least a couple of these kinds of assassinations: you want to let your soldiers know that there is no safety post-defection. The only downside? The members of the international community currently funding the war effort against Russia will be mad at Russia. Or can be fake killing to give the due new identity. Not the first time this trick was used to protect Russian that defect to Ukraine side. But honestly… if the Russians didn’t do it, then they’d be pretty darn sure that’s exactly what this is… which means it’s entirely ineffective and Russia continues to hunt him. The pilot could just as easily have been given a new identity without having to act out this fake death stuff for the press. He could have just disappeared and the media would barely have noticed, if at all.
Too many Western folks don’t want to get nuked. We are willing to bend over backwards to prevent Russia from nuking the Boston’s wounded vet run 14th annual stars gun shirt and I will buy this EU and North America. If that means defectors won’t be totally protected, these pacifists won’t oppose them being killed later on. That’s the problem, plain and simple. Until there’s a way to 99% guarantee missile defenses can take down ICBMs, the fear will persist, and the appeasement will continue. Could be that he didn’t actually die and this is just a way for Ukraine intelligence to give him a new identity. Would be really sad though if he is dead. We should try and protect/reward defectors who bring something valuable to the table. It’s generally not a good idea to contact an ex as a regular everyday person. It’s a fucking terrible idea to contact an ex when you’re on a country’s shit list, especially Putin’s Russia.
A coworker was on a double murder jury a little bit ago. Guy killed his friend over $10K in drug money and then the Boston’s wounded vet run 14th annual stars gun shirt and I will buy this girlfriend for no witnesses. Cops had no leads. Murderer calls his ex to brag about the money he stole and also told her where the gun was ditched. Her first call was to the police after she got off the phone. Found guilty and will spend the rest of his life in jail. All because he told his ex. AND there was no reward money. A friend is a murder detective and said people admit to so much shit over Snapchat because they think the messages are “deleted.” It’s probably a guilty subconscious demanding they tell someone, anyone, what they’ve done. Or they’ll go mad, Tell-Tale Heart style.
Death by stairway fall rather than cement mixer I see. Thanks for saving us the Boston’s wounded vet run 14th annual stars gun shirt and I will buy this hassle of hauling the mixer upstairs. FSB could have had her calls, text, and emails monitored to see if he would contact her and give up his location. Ukraine wants more Russian defectors. Proclaiming to the world that they failed to keep a defector safe, even if it’s just a ploy to establish a new identity, would be a terrible way to convince more Russians to defect in the future. This! You die either way as a ” hero ” with your family safe and getting some sort of benefit or as a traitor with your family on the run and in danger. It’s a lose lose situation! Lol it depends on where the family is from. Putin doesn’t want to piss off people in big cities, that’s the reason most subscript are from small towns. Besides to feel safe from that government and be able to sleep at night is worth a lot and if there is a bag of onions on top of that or even better a used fur coat sometimes…hallelujah.. Well if your choice is to Die in Ruzzia, Ukraine or Die in Spain, I can see people choosing Spain. You won’t die from the cold. I feel the opposite might end up being true. With Navalny dead and the few who escape being killed. For people in Russia this means hope is going to be at an all time low. The tighter the noose feels for normal folks, the more precarious the position is for those on top. That would be counterproductive, it’s not really in your best interest to announce that people defecting to your side are being brutally murdered. This guy was assassinated.
I just checked an Spanish website on the Boston’s wounded vet run 14th annual stars gun shirt and I will buy this murder of the pilot. It seems there is little information about it except that the neighbors noticed the getaway car after the man was shot like a dozen times. I know a little bit of the area where he was killed, near Alicante. Alicante and the nearby towns/cities are full of Easter Europeans, many of them Russians. I can easily see someone claiming a bounty by giving information to Russia. Really sad to see the man get away from the war just to be shot to death a short time later. I came into the comments only to see if the location was mentioned because I had a bet with myself that it was in Southern/Southeastern Spain. Particularly Málaga and surroundings or Alicante and surroundings.
You just cannot move there as a Russian and stay anonymous. Someone is going to hear you and everybody knows everybody. My hometown isn’t small (275k people) and everybody from a Slavic or Slavic adjacent country knows each other. Crazy they so publicly posted this man everywhere. You’d think they’d want to keep things like this a little more quiet for his protection/future. But they used it as an advertisement instead. They’re brazen as hell. Remember the Boston’s wounded vet run 14th annual stars gun shirt and I will buy this two people in England they poisoned? Just walked right in and dropped Polonium in the tea. Is there a significance of the 12 shots or did the assassin receive 12 contracts from each of Putin’s 12 body doubles? So this is just a random guess but often for covert assassinations done by professional killers a low caliber subsonic round such as a .22 will be used. This is because it’s the most effective type of round for suppression. But since the round is not very powerful the best way to be sure of a kill is to unload the entire magazine at multiple vital points. This has sometimes been called the zipper drill since one way of doing this is shooting along the spine multiple times from the torso up to the head: like the path of a zipper. Just a guess though. .22 zipped would be weird as well. The recoil isn’t going to help you build up. Might as well pick and choose at that point. My best guess is they mentioned 12 to rule out larger calibers/longer ranges. Also gives very little evidence of what they know since 12+ mags cover most commonly used munitions. Or the guy was shot 12 times and we don’t know about the other 12 that missed. I’d be genuinely confused to see someone taken out with a .22. .45 acp and 9mm can both be subsonic and provide much more kinetic potential.
An American rocket scientist assassinated by Mossad in Belgium (he was working for Saddam Hussein). They used a silenced .22 pistol. Just being subsonic is a good start but the Boston’s wounded vet run 14th annual stars gun shirt and I will buy this muzzle diameter seems to have some effect on the suppression effect as well. The magazine size would make sense though if it was a subcompact pistol. I could be wrong about most of this though but I do believe the amount of rounds fired was just because they wanted to be sure he was dead. You’d think being Russian and all, he’d be wanting to save bullets for when he has to go back and get redeployed in Ukraine. Stalin sent a hit man to kill Leon Trotsky in Mexico. You cross a Russian dictator, no where on earth will you be safe. And this is why Navalny went back. People don’t get it, but Putin woulda killed his ass anyways and then he would have died as some outside agitator. He tried to fight from within the country, but the people too battered down and did nothing.
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Sort of. The large bins, which were of a relatively new, swing-down design that Boeing calls “Space Bins,” must be loaded in a certain way to reach their maximum capacity. That means inserting the Boston’s wounded vet run 14th annual stars gun shirt and I will buy this bags sideways and upright, so that they slide like books onto a shelf. The bags loaded like books also must conform to expected size. U.S. airline standards limit the dimensions of carry-on bags to 22-by-14-by-9 inches, but (shocker) many people bring on bags that are much larger, or are oddly shaped. Some bring two. If the margin for error in the bins is very small as appeared to be the case for my flight to Arizona then how likely is it that every piece of luggage on a full flight will end up stowed away?

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