Pot Calls Kettle White: Cheney, Putin shoot down 'Conspiracy Theories'

Dick Cheney: Russian apartment bombings inside job "complete nonsense".

Salem-News.com

(SUNDANCE, Wyoming) - At a hastily-convened press conference outside his home today, former Vice President Dick Cheney absolved Vladimir Putin and the Russian state security services of responsibility for the 1999 apartment bombings that brought Putin to power and launched the Russian invasion of Chechnya.

Responding to Putin's statement that 9/11 inside job theories are "complete nonsense," Dick Cheney thanked Putin for his support and added, "Vlad didn't do those apartment bombings either, no matter what the conspiracy theorists say. That's complete nonsense. State security services and their professional-assassin contractors just don't have the capability to pull off massive terror attacks. Only rag-tag groups of Muslims have that kind of access and expertise. And besides, the Muslims WANT us to invade their countries and steal their resources and murder them by the millions. That's why they're always handing us such convenient excuses."

For more information on the 1999 Russian apartment bombings, watch Andrei Nekrasov's film "Disbelief" - perhaps the best film yet on false-flag terror.

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