On 16 August 1999, the Duma elected Vladimir Putin Prime Minister of Russia.
He faced enormous opposition to his rule.
On 26 August 1999, Putin began to attack the Chechen People on the pretext of suppressing the activities of the Islamic International Brigade and in response to the Apartment Bombings which Putin blamed on the Chechens, but which were in fact the work of the KGB/FSB.
These international terrorists were working for Putin, not against him.
Putin rapidly gained the popularity he was initially wanting and used it to elevate himself onto the lofty throne of a new Russian dictatorship.
His feet barely reached the ground.
Vladimir Putin quickly restored the communist dictatorship of the Soviet Union with covert State sponsored terrorism which provided a pretext for ever expanding State powers.
Putin took over control of the media and persecuted dissenting journalists, thereby insulating his communist kleptocracy from public scrutiny.
Vladimir Putin has used Chechen terrorists as a pretext to invade Chechnya, Georgia and Syria.
In Chechnya, Ukraine and Syria, Putin has pitted Chechens against Chechens to intensify the fighting and amplify the destruction.
Where the Chechen terrorists go, Putin and the Russian military follow, and occupy.
Reconstructing and expanding the Soviet Union as he goes, Putin has since followed the Chechen shock troops he commands all the way to Syria, where they lead ISIS.
These same terrorists strike around the world at key moments in the election cycle of Putin's favored political candidates abroad, candidates who run on an anti-terrorism platform and benefit politically from the terrorism they ostensibly oppose.
It is a generally unacknowledged fact that ISIS strikes in regions and at times which benefit Putin's preferred politicians abroad and at home.
This cannot be a coincidence, given the numbers of attacks and their predictable effects on elections.
But the author is alone in reporting this obvious fact to the world.
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