I looked up the 4 kids of Erdo… imho you’re’ right, and in the sense of crypto-judeo.

Nr 4 daughter > https://www.veteranstodayarchives.com/2015/11/30/vt-was-right-bilal-and-sumeyye-erdogan-son-and-daughter-of-president-erdogan-are-isis-gangs/

All 4 kids are, well, not the sort to permit to visit one’s abode, nor with whom to eat or drink. 😉

Category “donmeh”. This specific term was unknown to me. There’s a wiki under the term. Evidently it has a range of meaning. As “turncoat” Erdo certainly qualifies. In the crypto-judeo sense we may examine his wife to prise out the truth, as they marry within the sect. Since clan and kinship tend to conserve and even amplify character traits we may examine his children and near relations.

searchterm> erdogan children wife bio

brief videos  most powerful woman

bio> https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Эрдоган,_Эмине

“Born in Uskudar (Istanbul district), in an Arab family from Siirt (far south-east of Turkey), she was the youngest of five children. She studied at the Midhat Pasha Aksham School of Art, but did not finish her studies. She participated in the work of the “Association of Idealistic Women”, during this activity she met Recep Erdogan, whom she married on July 4 1978. The couple has four children: sons Ahmet Burak and Nejmeddin Bilal and daughters Esra and Syumeyye.

On December 7 2010, Prime Minister of Pakistan Yousuf Raza Gilani awarded Emine Erdogan the Order of Pakistan, 2nd Class (Hilal-e-Pakistan ) in recognition of her efforts to help the people of Pakistan affected by the floods. In October 2010, Emine Erdogan visited flood-affected areas of Pakistan and organized a fundraising campaign to help flood victims. [2]

On February 16 2011, Emina Erdogan was awarded the Crans Montana Forum Foundation Prize at a ceremony in Brussels.”

Thanks for introducing the term!

“One option remains, but it is a perilous one. It involves the deployment of Russian nuclear weapons off the coast of Syria.”

I assume that such weapons are deployed with the ships. Do you mean “detonate”?

New claim. He used an automatic and the cops have the casings., which it is claimed have words engraved on them… supposedly “deny”, “defend”, “depose”.And they found a cell phone nearby. Looks at the moment as though it was a personal matter, driven by emotion. An amateur, it seems.  He’s going to need Perry Mason to get out of this.

and, geewhiz!

Maybe there was more than one fella with motive… the casings, and the phone, may have been to mislead, gee, y’tink? Settin’ up a patsy? 

Thinking on the United Healthcare whack of  Brian Thompson. They say the fellow who shot used a silencer on a pistol, and got away. Maybe that’s true.

At one time the forensic tool mark guys published a trade magazine, and it was available in the periodical section of the university I attended. This was about 35 years ago. Always wanting to know about cop stuff and weapons stuff, I’d read it rather (often) than do my enrolled study work. Hookey is always a fun thing.

So? Well I remember some articles about silencers. And I am experienced in machine building, machine shop work. You don’t want to get caught with a silencer in the US, and so I never made one, but I was curious about what experts had to say about them and how they’re made, what they imply, and how they change an investigation.

Here’s what I gleaned.

The ammunition has to be, or ought to be, sub-sonic. A heavy fairly slow bullet. The gun must not, or ought not, make noise in operation, which tends to mean neither revolver not automatic, but a breech loaded single shot pistol, or a bolt action rifle. (An automatic can be modified to not cycle except by hand, resulting in a quiet gun that doesn’t leave empty cartridge cases for the cops. Preferably, imho, a custom made .22, .32 or .38. I’d vote for the .22 .  The barrel and the silencer have to register in axial alignment very closely – which means lathe work and fitting, making an alignment tool or gauge, cutting matching threads and shoulder such that the silencer can be reliably attached. The gun and the silencer become a matched pair. Silencers are not so simple themselves. They are assemblies with more threaded parts. Typically silicone rubber disks are held in place tightly, some small distances apart, by sleeves that slip into the silencer body and are compressed by a threaded cap at the exit, Aligned holes are cut in these silicone disks, but these have a diameter less than the bullet. They are damaged each time the weapon is fired, with a gradual increase in noise of operation. A stock of replacements is necessary. As the soft lead bullet passes each stage of disc the tell-tale tool marks of the gun are erased.

Taking all the foregoing  in view, my opinion of the Thompson murder is that it’s most probably a very professional job done by a well equipped professional, and not amateur vigilante violence.  It was obviously, imho, the result of a conspiracy to murder, a group project. This implies, strongly, organized crime. Some people say that at the top, government, big business, and organized crime cannot be differentiated one from the other. They are identical. As to motive, power. Possibly to silence the dead man, who we surmise may have become talkative. His personal archives may therefore be expected to disappear – I’d expect a fire might occur at his office, or “vacation home”, etc.

Me too!

It seems to me that it is very rare for people to abandon their class affiliations, and that Tucker is thoroughly ordinary in this and many other respects. He suffered no great trauma in youth or adulthood. Such events can sometimes result in a change of class. Maybe he’s “CIA”, and maybe not – but either way his loyalty is to his class, (and race!) and that class is substantially represented within the “deep state” and precisely in the CIA. Although Russia is no longer a fully socialist state, and the Marxist Theory seems less influential now, nevertheless Comrade Lavrov knows the Theory and the History. It’s probably impossible that he does not evaluate Tucker within this background as a Soviet man and according to a cold and highly experienced judgement.  A fellow like Tucker is an easy mark if you start with class theory.