AN UNUSUAL STATEMENT FROM THE LATE RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR TO THE U.N.: ...

There's so much strangeness going on these days that it's hard to keep up with. Last Thursday on my News and Views from the Nefarium I commented on the pattern that seems to be in evidence concerning the deaths of Russian diplomats and other high officials. It was a pattern that was set off, so to speak, by the strange traffic accident death of one of President Vladimir Putin's favorite chauffeurs during a the high volume traffic congestion of Moscow's lunch time rush. While I have my suspicions about that "accident," it is true that Moscow is now one of the most congested cities in the world for traffic (ah... the blessings of capitalism).

The latest in this list was the Russian Ambassador to the United Nations, Mr. Vitaly Churkin. Churkin's untimely death occurred, of course, during a period when American corporate controlled media is still attempting to fly the balloon that the always-byzantine-never-to-be-trusted-Russians led by their Evil Super-Criminal Mastermind Genius, Vladimir "Fu Manchu" Putin  Who-is-Orchestrating-Everything-in-accordiance-with-his-Machiavellian-Grand-Plan-for-World-Domination, tried to influence the American election, and, having done so successfully, put their subservient agent, Donald J. Trump, into the White House, thereby Thwarting Democracy led by the Heroic and Courageous Hillary Clinton, Font of All Goodness, Virtue, and Light.

Seriously, folks, the American fakestream media is just about this hysterical, and hysterically funny.

Now, of course, I'm being rhetorical here, but for a purpose, for while the same media is going hysterically apoplectic over the possibility of "foreign influence" in our elections, having recently rediscovered the 1799 Logan act, it has been equally conveniently ignoring "foreign influence" in a whole host of prior election campaigns, including that Hillary Rodham Clinton. The Saudis, the Germans both contributed to her campaign. And Logan Act cuts both ways: why not invoke it against attendees at Bilderberger or Bohemian Grove meetings? Why not invoke it in the case of the administration of G.W. Bush, and all the weird "foreign connections" via the Bin Ladens? It's apparently ok if the establishment does it.

Speaking of which, might there be a connection between the following interesting tidbit of information, and the recent death of Mr. Churkin?

Well, one can see why "they" are more than a little perturbed by the current occupant of the White House. But I'm less interested in that than in the background story here, for clearly this document is ... well, "convenient." Is it genuine? We don't know. Perhaps so. But it strikes me as more than just a little odd that a sitting senator of the United States, running a presidential campaign, would appeal for money from the very country he so publicly and consistently opposes. The story is "fake news" according to the following article, and merely the result of a mailing error glitch in Senator McCain's presidential campaign:  http://thefederalistpapers.org/us/fake-news-john-mccain-didnt-seek-campaign-donations-from-the-russians

Churkin apparently realized the whole thing was a mistake, according to this second article:

Here’s how the Associated Press put it at the time:

The Russians have turned down Sen. John McCain’s request for campaign money and had a bit of a laugh at his expense.

Russia’s ambassador to the United Nations, Vitaly Churkin, received a fundraising appeal from the Republican presidential nominee Thursday, said spokesman Ruslan Bakhtin.

The McCain campaign’s fundraising letter, dated Sept. 29, did not use Churkin’s formal title. That led Churkin to conclude the request stemmed from “a computer failure” by McCain’s campaign, Bakhtin said.

Bakhtin emphasized, too, that the “Russian authorities are in no way engaged in funding political campaigns or political activities abroad.” He said the mission had not sent any direct reply to the McCain campaign.

This is indeed my view: it makes no sense to me that Senator McCain, whose views on Russia and Mr. Putin's government I do not share, would make so blatant and stupid an error. Whatever Mr. McCain is, he is simply not this stupid, whether one agrees with him or not.

But my point in raising all of this is not even really to say anything about the President or the Senator. I am, rather, concerned in my usual high-octane-speculation sort of way, that whatever the status of the story, whether fake or real or somewhere in between, that the recent death of Mr. Churkin may have something to do with it. For consider, the one man who could have issued a statement to clarify the whole matter, perhaps even potentially allowing himself to be sworn as a witness(an admittedly highly unlikely scenario) - either in aid of the Senator's explanations (which again to me seem the most probable), or to animadvert them - is now dead. The document is there for all to see, and the overarching question is, is it legitimate and genuine? If so, then it implies a deeper story remains to be revealed. If not genuine, then it implies either that Wikileaks is now either fabricating documents on its own, or that it has been penetrated somehow and become the agent of the leak of a false document. In either last instance, both the President and Senator McCain have been ensnared in an operation, and, from the that perspective and interpretation, a very clever one, one that may perhaps point to those who would regard both men as political opponents.

There's another perspective as well, one I mentioned in last Saturday's blog, and that's Mr. Churkin's apparent participation in Russian investigations of international human trafficking rings, a point which President Trump has also put on his agenda. If one factors this into the mix of the interpretive context behind the 2008 document, then the picture changes yet again.

However one slices this bizarre pie, I cannot help but to think there is a deeper story to all of this that has not yet come out.

See you on the flip side...

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Joseph P. Farrell

Joseph P. Farrell has a doctorate in patristics from the University of Oxford, and pursues research in physics, alternative history and science, and "strange stuff". His book The Giza DeathStar, for which the Giza Community is named, was published in the spring of 2002, and was his first venture into "alternative history and science".

9 Comments

  1. goshawks on March 2, 2017 at 10:02 pm

    My thought on the whole affair would be to back off and look at the wider picture. There has been a concerted effort both to insert into the public mind that the Russians overtly-interfered with the last Presidential elections and to paint Trump as owned or blackmail-able by said Russians. The MSM drums are beating loudly and suspiciously in-concert on this.

    I would put the McCain incident as falling-in with this larger picture. After the public forgets the details, all that will be left in their subconscious will be the hysteria over the Russians and thus distrust of Trump.

    (I would agree that the death of Mr. Vitaly Churkin would remove him from publicly stamping-out the rumors, thus allowing them to deep-seat in the lowing public’s minds…)



  2. Pierre on March 2, 2017 at 9:30 pm

    let them read Fake (/let them eat cake)
    Oh, Mr Maggo McCain, you’ve done it again.
    http://beforeitsnews.com/alternative/2017/02/john-mccain-again-meets-with-terrorists-in-syria-3483296.html
    remember, ISIS is USUS (/John B Wells)



  3. Robert Barricklow on March 2, 2017 at 6:27 pm

    Jet Crashem Smashem McCain.
    Each time he crashes[5 times in 5 different scenarios; one of which, kills 134 sailors] and nothing happens, or he’s promoted.
    Savings & Loan, and others – not, as yet, known crimes.
    Just your average swamp D.C dwelling
    political-puppet on a deep-state-string.



  4. mercuriAl on March 2, 2017 at 5:58 pm

    Whose tigers maul macaques at every chance they get?
    Whose cell phone number’s been divulged and spread across the net?



  5. marcos toledo on March 2, 2017 at 2:03 pm

    As regards to Senator John McCain does the savings and loans scandal ring a bell. And the question what did Vitaly Churkin know and he knew that would him iced and might McCain be on a list of people who wouldn’t be missed.



  6. Roger on March 2, 2017 at 1:29 pm

    For those infected with a gluten for power there is only one game left for them that never grows old. And that is to rule the whole world completely. There are many new players always popping up to upset the oldest players well laid out board.



  7. DanaThomas on March 2, 2017 at 5:13 am

    As you say there might be a third party involved here. Perhaps a “third way” party following the time-worn policy of playing of the US and Russia against each other?



    • OrigensChild on March 2, 2017 at 10:25 am

      I started to write an item of my own, but decided to keep it simple. Dana, I agree with you. October 20, 2008 is near the end of his Presidential campaign and around the time of his minor role in midwifing the public response to the 2008 Bank bailout scandal from the American people. Whether genuine or not our attention is being directed back to that date for a purpose. I personally don’t think the story is meant to explain why McCain has a personal vendetta against the Russians either! Whatever this represents there must be more information related to him–and those within his immediate circle by extension.



      • Roger on March 2, 2017 at 1:20 pm

        McCain’s number one reason for keeping power has always been for keeping the skelatons in his own closet from being exposed. Probably stuffed a little too full by now and the slightest peak inside could have it all spill out uncontrollably and unstoppable.



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