Deja vu: Terrorists in Berlin forgotten documents in the truck

The attack on the Christmas market in Berlin took place on Monday, but the latest information related to him as if they were already seen in previous similar events

Unlike the assassination of the Russian ambassador in Turkey, here are alternative media rather direct - perhaps the word or the full 'False Flag' attack or the fictional culprit.
Twelve of the deceased and dozens injured as the result of a terrorist attack, and it is interesting - the first arrest 'Islamist' was Pakistani Navid B. who was allegedly replaced by later discovered Tunisian. What would not be so surprising that the first was not an Indian, and the other Arab.

Journalist Stephen Lendman believes that this could be the CIA's contribution to greater German involvement in the wars in the Middle East, as well as the trigger for the overthrow of Angela Merkel and breakthrough desnijih political options.What supports its thesis is certainly reason to mention a young Tunisian Anis A. became a 'public enemy number one' - as well as the alleged attackers left a 11/9 own documents under the seat of the hijacked truck. Police suspect that he dropped out of his pocket.

Police lost the first time until he focused on Tunizanina, although the document with his identity revealed soon in the truck. Investigators first focused on Pakistani suspect, eventually rejected as a possible culprit.I was not a personal identity card but a residence permit by the suspect apparently perverse loves to carry around, and sometimes lose sight of.As of the best "trash" movies and series, trained by the Serb Boban S. by German police earlier grabbed by reason of the ISIL.

The wave of arrests forgot arrest and his recruits among whom was mentioned Anis.

What can not catch because there are four different identity - which logically should not be a problem as they are in-game facial recognition point, but the system in this case acts as that Anis has four different faces, but no documents.

• 23 Dec, 2016
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