http://www.byzantinesacredart.com/blog/ Georgian Racak Dangerously unstable Georgian president Mikhail Saakashvili has apparently gone completely bonkers <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrRN1_2pM08> (YouTube) Saakashvili's Western Advisers Preparing a Racak Setup for Moscow Another evidence that hysterical Georgian leader is getting his cues from the same kitchen as Kosovo Albanian war criminals is the latest warning <http://www.itar-tass.com/eng/level2.html?NewsID=12990458&PageNum=0> by the Russian military intelligence, revealing on Wednesday that Georgian authorities are preparing "a large-scale provocation in the next few days, possibly tomorrow". On January <http://byzantinesacredart.com/blog/2008/01/big-lie-anniversary-racak.html> 15, 1999, the morning after the battle between Yugoslav police and Albanian terrorist KLA on the hill above the town of Racak, William Walker, CIA operative masquerading as an American 'diplomat' in Serbian province of Kosovo and Metohija, gathered foreign TV crews to deliver a highly dramatic performance, accusing Serbian police of massacring 45 Kosovo Albanian civilians. The field where the bodies were piled up was empty the day before, and the superficial observations of the alleged crime scene raised strong suspicions, leading even some foreign <http://www.srpska-mreza.com/ddj/Racak/Tiker/RacakFile.html> reporters to conclude the alleged atrocity was a crude, perfidious setup. Reports of the Finnish, Belorussian and Serbian forensic experts found the gunpowder residue on the hands of the bodies, proving the victims were using firearms immediately prior to their death. That they were KLA troops killed in combat, rather than "massacred civilians" was further evidenced by the fact the gunshot wounds didn't match the clothing -- suggesting the killed had their uniforms stripped and replaced with civilian clothing as part of the setup. In addition, none of the victims were killed from close proximity, no cold weapons were used, there was no blood anywhere on the ground around the bodies and there were no empty shells found around the bodies, even though they would have to be there if the victims were indeed executed, as Mr. <http://globalresistance.com/analysis/meetmr.htm> Massacre claimed. Racak setup and false accusations against the Serbs were an excuse US-led NATO was waiting for to launch a one-sided <http://byzantinesacredart.com/blog/2007/03/nato-aggression-anniversary.html > war of aggression against the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, a high-tech terror, daily bombardment from high altitudes which lasted almost three months, caused thousands of innocent civilian deaths, destroyed Serbia's entire infrastructure and enabled NATO to militarily occupy southern Serbian province of Kosovo, eventually imposing its severing from Serbia. Now, the similar scenario seems to be in the making for Russians. Bodies of Georgian Soldiers on Coca-Cola Ice Russian military intelligence officer revealed that Georgian Defense Ministry units plan to use the bodies of the Georgian soldiers killed during the aggression on South Ossetia to stage a "massacre" scene, accusing Russia of committing atrocities against the Georgian civilians. “The cynicism of this can hardly be perceived” but “the remains are being worked on in order to provide ostensible proof of victims among the peaceful population, humiliating treatment and brutality on the remains of the troops,” the official said. “Three refrigerator trucks full of the remains gathered by Georgian units over the past few days left Tbilisi today,” he said, adding, “Ice produced by the Coca-Cola plant near Gori was used to preserve the bodies”. According to the Russian news agency Itar-Tass, the intelligence officer also noted two other circumstances: “the Georgian side has so far buried almost none of its dead, which may suggest a possible provocation” and secondly, "the Russian peacekeepers and South Ossetian authorities have handed over numerous remains of the Georgian servicemen”. What is Saakashvili doing with the bodies of the Georgian troops? Why is he keeping them on ice and why is he not burying any of them? But the Russian military intelligence seems to be at least five steps ahead of CIA when they had all the bodies of the Georgian soldiers photographed and videotaped, so any attempt at repeating a Racak setup might turn rather nasty for the stage masters -- as confirmed by the representative of the Investigation Committee under the Russian Prosecutor General’s Office, who said that "if Georgian authorities stage such cynical provocation, the moral aspects put aside, they should understand the risk they will face in this event." Posted by BBlog Staff at 11:44 PM | Permalink <http://byzantinesacredart.com/blog/2008/08/georgian_racak.html> | Comments <http://byzantinesacredart.com/blog/2008/08/georgian_racak.html#comments> (1)
