Title: Boston Bombing Suspects' uncle tells of familial break Source:
CNN URL Source:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZ3XV0fOhRs Published:Apr 23, 2013 Author:CNN Post Date:2013-04-23 20:18:51 by A K A Stone Keywords:None Views:3509 Comments:6
So there you have it. Websites that publish investigations into the truth about what happened on 9/11 and other ongoing crimes are ultimately responsible for the Boston bombing. And CISPA is on the horizon. That’s according to Ruslan Tsarni. Who is he? He’s a Big Oil exec caught up in a money laundering scheme and a former contractor for USAID… a CIA front organization. Honestly, you can’t make this up even if you tried. Read more »
The “western company” used to launder the money which the Sunday Times referred to is Big Sky Energy Corporation, where Ruslan Tsarni was a top executive.
Big Sky, which used to be known as China Energy Ventures Corp, is a now-bankrupt US oil company run by S.A. (Al) Sehsuvaroglu, a long-time executive of Halliburton, which had oil leases in Kakakhstan’s Caspian Basin.
Tsarni was Big Sky’s Corporate Secretary and Vice President for Business Development. He joined Big Sky in 2005.”
““From 1994 to 1996, Mr. Tsarni served as a consultant contracted by USAID for projects aimed to develop securities markets in Central Asia, where he trained corporate governance and corporate finance principals in state and private companies.” Mad Cow
Imagine that. A guy who is linked to Big Oil’s quest to conquer the Caspian Sea oil basin and a former CIA contractor says Temerlan was led astray by websites that say our efforts in the Middle East are all about oil and the CIA is responsible for 9/11.
It was only a matter of time before the mass casualty events being staged in the U.S. were laid at the feet of independent investigative journalists. As we all know, not believing whatever the MSM tells you is a mental illness. Sites like mine just “take control of people’s brains” I guess. It’s not that people smell a rat and get sick of being lied to so they go out seeking real reporting… no… that can’t be it.
