“President Putin’s aim seems to be to turn Ukraine into a failed state and to suppress and discredit alternative voices in Russia,” NATO Deputy Secretary General Alexander Vershbow said.
“We’ve seen that the victims are not just in eastern Ukraine, with the brutal murder of Boris Nemtsov last Friday,” Vershbow told members of parliament from EU countries at a conference in Riga.
“While we don’t know who pulled the trigger, we do know that Boris Nemtsov was a powerful voice for democracy and against Russia’s involvement in Ukraine … (and) was among those vilified as ‘traitors’ and ‘fifth columnists’ in Russia’s official propaganda,” Vershbow said.
Since last summer, reports have been circulating inside the country that many serving Russian troops have died in combat in eastern Ukraine, where over 5,600 people have been killed in a pro-Russian insurgency.
Moscow denies sending arms or troops to the region, saying any Russians fighting in Ukraine are volunteers.
A Brief History of Putintime
March 1997
45-year-old former KGB agent Vladimir Putin (pictured, left) is plucked from obscurity out of the St.Petersburg local government apparatus by President Boris Yeltsin and named Deputy Chief of Staff. In June, he defends his PhD dissertation in “strategic planning” at St. Petersburg’s Mining Institute. Later, this document proves to have been plagiarized from a KGB translation of work by U.S. professors published many years earlier (as if nobody would notice, and in fact for quite a while nobody did).
July 1998
In a second inexplicable move, Yeltsin names Putin head of the KGB (now called the FSB).
November 1998
Less than four months after Putin takes over at the KGB, opposition Duma Deputy GalinaStarovoitova (pictured, right), the most prominent pro-democracy Kremlin critic in the nation, is murdered at her apartment building in St. Petersburg. Four months after that, Putin will play a key role in silencing the Russian Attorney General, Yury Skuratov, who was investigating high-level corruption in the Kremlin, by airing an illicit sex video involving Skuratov on national TV. Four months after the dust settles in the Skuratov affair, Putin will be named Prime Minister.
August 1999
Completing a hat trick of bizarre spontaneous promotions, proud KGB spy Putin is named by Yeltsin Prime Minister of Russia. Almost immediately, Putin orders a massive bombing campaign against the tiny, defenseless breakaway republic of Chechnya, apparently seeing the reassertion of Russian power there as key to overall resurgence of Russia’s military and state security apparatus, his primary political objective. On August 26th, he’s forced to acknowledge the horrific consequences of the bombing. Hundreds of civilians are killed and tens of thousands are left homeless as civilian targets are attacked. World opinion begins to turn starkly against Russia, especially in Europe, very similarly to the manner in which it has polarized against U.S. President George Bush over Iraq. Putin’s poll numbers in Russia begin to slide.
September 1999
New Year’s Eve, 1999
Boris Yeltsin resigns the presidency of Russia, handing the office to Putin in order to allow him to run as an incumbent three months later. Given the pattern of bizarre promotions Putin has previously received, the move is hardly even surprising. So-called “experts” on Russia scoff at the possibility that Putin could be elected, proclaiming that, having tasted freedom, Russia can “never go back” to the dark days of the USSR.
March 2000
Despite being the nominee of a man, Yeltsin, who enjoyed single-digit public approval ratings in polls, Vladimir Putin is elected “president” of Russia in a massive landslide (he wins nearly twice as many votes as his nearest competitor). Shortly thereafter, all hell breaks loose in Chechnya. Russia will ultimately be convicted of human rights violations before the European Court for Human Rights and condemned for its abuses of the civilian population by every human rights organization under the sun.
[Between April 2000 and March 2002, Russia plunges into a nightmarish conflict in Chechnya eerily similar to what America now faces in Iraq. Opposition journalists, especially those who dare to report on what it going on in Chechnya, suddenly start dying. In 2000 alone, reporters Igor Domnikov,Sergey Novikov, Iskandar Khatloni, Sergey Ivanov and Adam Tepsurgayev are murdered — not by hostile fire in Chechnya but in blatant assassinations at home in Russia. On June 16, 2001, at a press conference in Brdo Pri Kranju, Slovenia, President Bush is asked about Putin: “Is this a man that Americans can trust?” Bush replies: “I will answer the question. I looked the man in the eye. I found him to be very straightforward and trustworthy. We had a very good dialogue. I was able to get a sense of his soul; a man deeply committed to his country and the best interests of his country. And I appreciated so very much the frank dialogue.”]
April 2003
Sergei Yushenkov, co-chairman of the Liberal Russia political party (pictured, left), is gunned down at the entrance of his Moscow apartment block. Yushenkov had been serving as the vice chair of the group known as the “Kovalev Commission” which was formed to informally investigate charges that Putin’s KGB had planted the Pechatniki and Kashirskoye apartment bombs to whip up support for the Putin’s war in Chechnya after the formal legislative investigation turned out to be impossible. Another member of the Commission,Yuri Shchekochikhin (see below) will perish of poisoning, a third will be severely beaten by thugs, and two other members will lose their seats in the Duma. The Commission’s lawyer, Mikhail Trepashkin (see below) will be jailed after a secret trial on espionage charges. Today, virtually none of the members of the Commission are left whole and it is silent.
May 2003
Putin’s popularity in opinion polls slips below 50% after sliding precipitously while the conflict in Chechnya became increasingly bloody. Suddenly, he begins to appear vulnerable, and oil billionaire Mikhail Khodorkovsky begins to be discussed as one who could unseat him. All hell breaks loose in Russian politics.
July 2003
Yuri Shchekochikhin (pictured, right), a vocal opposition journalist and member of the Russian Dumaand the Kovalev Commission, suddenly contracts a mysterious illness. Witnesses reported: “He complained about fatigue, and red blotches began to appear on his skin. His internal organs began collapsing one by one. Then he lost almost all his hair.” One ofShchekochikhin’s last newspaper articles before his death was entitled “Are we Russia or KGB of Soviet Union?” In it, he described such issues as the refusal of the FSB to explain to the Russian Parliament what poison gas was applied during the Moscow theater hostage crisis, and work of secret services from the former Soviet republic of Turkmenistan, which operated with impunity in Moscow against Russian citizens of Turkoman origin. According to Wikipedia: “He also tried to investigate the Three Whales Corruption Scandal and criminal activities of FSB officers related to money laundering through the Bank of New York and illegal actions of YevgenyAdamov, a former Russian Minister of Nuclear Energy. This case was under the personal control of Putin. In June of 2003, Shchekochikhin contacted the FBI and got an American visa to discuss the case with US authorities. However, he never made it to the USA because of his sudden death on July 3rd. The Russian authorities refused to allow an autopsy, but according to Wikipedia his relatives “managed to send a specimen of his skin to London, where a tentative diagnosis was made of poisoning with thallium” (a poison commonly used by the KGB, at first suspected in the Litvinenko killing).
October 2003
Assaults on the enemies of the Kremlin reach fever pitch as the election cycle begins. Within one week at the end of the month, two major opposition figures are in prison.
October 22, 2003
Mikhail Trepashkin (pictured, right), a former KGB spy and the attorney for theKovalev Commission, is arrested for illegal possession of a firearm (which he claims was planted in his vehicle). Also retain to represent some of the victims of the apartment bombings theselves, Trepashkin allegedly uncovered a trail of a mysterious suspect whose description had disappeared from the files and learned that the man was one of his former FSB colleagues. He also found a witness who testified that evidence was doctored to lead the investigation away from incriminating the FSB. The weapons charge againstTrepashkin mysteriously morphs into a spying charge handled by a closed military proceeding that is condemned by the U.S. government as being a blatant sham, and Trepashkin is sent to prison for four years. Publius Punditreported on Trepashkin’s plight back in early December of last year.
October 25, 2003
Just as the presidential election cycle is beginning, Khodorkovsky (pictured, left) is arrested at the airport in Novosibirsk. He will be tried and convicted for tax fraud and sent to Siberia, just like in the bad old days of the USSR, in a show trial all international observers condemn as rigged (his lawyer has documented the legal violations in a 75-page treatise). He is there today, now facing a second prosecution for the same offense. His company, YUKOS, is being slowly gobbled up by the Kremlin.
March 2004
With Khodorkovsky conveniently in prison and the Kovalev Commission conveniently muzzled, Vladimir Putin is re-elected “president” of Russia, again in a landslide despite his poll numbers. He faces no serious competition from any opposition candidate. He does not participate in any debates. He wins a ghastly, Soviet-like 70% of the vote. Immediately, talk begins of a neo-Soviet state, with Putin assuming the powers of a dictator. The most public and powerful enemies of the regime start dropping like flies.
June 2004
Nikolai Girenko (pictured, left), a prominent human rights defender, Professor of Ethnology and expert on racism and discrimination in the Russian Federation is shot dead in his home in St Petersburg.Girenko’s work has been crucial in ensuring that racially motivated assaults are classified as hate crimes, rather than mere hooliganism, and therefore warrant harsher sentences — as well as appearing as black marks on Russia’s public record.
July 2004
Paul Klebnikov (pictured, right), editor of the Russian edition Forbes magazine, is shot and killed in Moscow. Forbes has reported that at the time of his death, Paul was believed to have been investigating a complex web of money laundering involving a Chechen reconstruction fund, reaching into the centers of power in the Kremlin and involving elements of organized crime and the FSB(the former KGB).
September 2004
Viktor Yushchenko, anti-Russian candidate for the presidency of the Ukraine, is poisoned by Dioxin. Yushchenko’s chief of staff OlegRibachuk suggests that the poison used was amycotoxin called T-2, also known as “Yellow Rain,” a Soviet-era substance which was reputedly used in Afghanistan as a chemical weapon. Miraculously, he survives the attack.
[Throughout the next year, a full frontal assault on the media is launched by the Kremlin. Reporters Without Borders states: “Working conditions for journalists continued to worsen alarmingly in 2005, with violence the most serious threat to press freedom. The independent press is shrinking because of crippling fines and politically-inspired distribution of government advertising. The authorities’ refusal to accredit foreign journalists showed the government’s intent to gain total control of news, especially about the war in Chechnya.”]
September 2006
Andrei Kozlov (pictured, left), First Deputy Chairman of Russia’s Central Bank, who strove to stamp out money laundering (basically acting on analyses like that of reporterKlebnikov), the highest-ranking reformer in Russia, is shot and killed in Moscow. Many media reports classify Kozlov’s killing as “an impudent challenge to all Russian authorities” and warn that “failure to apprehend the killers would send a signal to others that intimidation of government officials is once again an option.” Less considered is the possibility that Kozlov, like Klebnikov, was on the trail of corruption that would have led into the Kremlin itself, which then lashed out at him preemptively assuming he could not be bought.
October 2006
Anna Politkovskaya (pictured, right), author of countless books and articles exposing Russian human rights violations in Chechnya and attacking Vladimir Putin as a dictator, is shot and killed at her home in Moscow. In her book Putin’s Russia, Politkovskaya had written: “I have wondered a great deal why I have so got it in for Putin. What is it that makes me dislike him so much as to feel moved to write a book about him? I am not one of his political opponents or rivals, just a woman living in Russia. Quite simply, I am a 45-year-old Muscovite who observed the Soviet Union at its most disgraceful in the 1970s and ’80s. I really don’t want to find myself back there again.” Analysts begin to talk openly of Kremlin complicity in the ongoing string of attacks. Washington Post columnist Anne Applebaum writes: “Local businessmen had no motivation to kill her — but officials of the army, the police and even the Kremlin did. Whereas local thieves might have tried to cover their tracks, Politkovskaya’s assassin, like so many Russian assassins, did not seem to fear the law. There are jitters already: A few hours after news of Politkovskaya’s death became public, a worried friend sent me a link to an eerie Russian Web site that displays photographs of ‘enemies of the people’ — all Russian journalists and human rights activists, some quite well known. Above the pictures is each person’s birth date and a blank space where, it is implied, the dates of their deaths will soon be marked. That sort of thing will make many, and probably most, Russians think twice before criticizing the Kremlin about anything.”
November 2006
Alexander Litvinenko (pictured, left), KGB defector and author of the book Blowing up Russia, which accuses the Kremlin of masterminding the and Pechatniki andKashirskoye bombings in order to blame Chechen terrorists and whip up support for an invasion of Chechnya (which shortly followed), is fatally poisoned by radioactive Polonium obtained from Russian sources. Litivinenko had given sensational testimony to the Kovalev Commission and warned Sergei Yushenkov that was a KGB target). In his last days Litvinenko himself, as well as other KGB defectors, including Oleg Kalugin, Yuri Shvets and Mikhail Trepashkin (who allegedly actually warned Litvinenko that he had been targeted before the hit took place) directly blamed the Kremlin for ordering the poisoning. Recent press reports indicate that British investigators have come to the same conclusion. With Litvinenko out of the picture, the only member of the Kovalev Commission left unscathed is its 77-year-old namesake chairman, dissident Sergei Kovalev — who has grown notably silent.
March 2007
On Sunday February 25th, the American TV news magazine Dateline NBC aired a report on the killing of Litvinenko. MSNBC also carried a report. The reports confirmed that British authorities believe Litvinenko perished in a “state-sponsored” assasination. In the opening of the broadcast, Dateline highlighted the analysis of a senior British reporter and a senior American expert on Russia who knew Litvinennko well. Here’s an excerpt from the MSNBC report:
Daniel McGrory, a senior correspondent for The Times of London, has reported many of the developments in the Litvinenko investigation. He said the police were stuck between a rock and a hard place. “While they claim, and the prime minister, Tony Blair, has claimed nothing will be allowed to get in the way of the police investigation, the reality is the police are perfectly aware of the diplomatic fallout of this story,” McGrory said. “Let’s be frank about this: The United States needs a good relationship with Russia, and so does Europe,” said Paul M. Joyal, a friend of Litvinenko’s with deep ties as a consultant in Russia and the former Soviet states. Noting that Russia controls a significant segment of the world gas market, Joyal said: “This is a very important country. But how can you have an important relationship with a country that could be involved in activities such as this? It’s a great dilemma.”
Five days before the broadcast aired, shortly after he was interviewed for it, McGrory was dead. His obituary reads “found dead at his home on February 20, 2007, aged 54.” Five days after the broadcast aired, Joyal (pictured, right) was lying in a hospital bedafter having been shot for no apparent reason, ostensibly the victim of a crazed random street crime. He was returning home after having dinner with KGB defector Oleg Kalugin, and had been an aggressive advocate for Georgian independence from Russian influence. The attackremains unsolved.
CONCLUSION: Did the Kremlin have anything to do with either Joyal’s or McGrory’s fates, or is it just coincidence that both were struck down within days of giving statements directly blaming the Kremlin for Litvinenko’s killing to the American press? Would the Kremlin really be so brazen as to attack an American for speaking in America? Whether it did not not is almost beside the point: the thing you can’t see is always scarier than the thing you can. The Kremlin is now positioned to turn random accidents into weapons. Appelbaum sums it up: “As Russian (and Eastern European) history well demonstrates, it isn’t always necessary to kill millions of people to frighten all the others: A few choice assassinations, in the right time and place, usually suffice. Since the arrest of oil magnate Mikhail Khodorkovsky in 2003, no other Russian oligarchs have attempted even to sound politically independent. After the assassination of Politkovskaya on Saturday, it’s hard to imagine many Russian journalists following in her footsteps to Grozny either.”
NOTE: For more on the Putin murders from a panel of Russia experts, clickhere.
January 2009
On January 19, 2009, Russian human rights attorneyStanslav Markelov(pictured, right) was shot in the back of the head with a silenced pistol as he left a press conference at which he announced his intention to sue the Russian government for its early release of the Col. Yuri Budanov, who murdered his 18-year-old client in Chechnya five years earlier. Also shot and killed was Anastasia Barburova, a young journalism student who was working for Novaya Gazeta and who had studied under Anna Politkovskaya, reporting on the Budanov proceedings.
July 2009
On July 14, 2009, leading Russian human rights journalist and activist Natalia Estemirova (pictured, left), a single mother of a teenaged daughter, was abducted in front of her home in Grozny, Chechnya, spirited across the border into Ingushetia, shot and dumped in a roadside gutter. Viewed as the successor to Anna Politkovskaya and by far the most prominent living critic of Chechen strongman Ramzan Kadyrov, who had repeatedly threatened her life, Estemirova was a member of the “Memorial” human rights NGO and a steadfast defender of human rights in Chechnya. Most recently, she had been reporting on the barbaric practice of the government in burning down the homes of rebel activists, often with women and children locked inside.
Putin Wife,Putin News,Putin Net Worth,Putin Height,Putin Bay,Putin Memes,Putin Trump,Putin On The Ritz,Putin Age,Putin Trump Meeting,Putin And Trump,Putin Age,Putin And Trump Meeting,Putin Approval Rating,Putin And Obama,Putin Ally Crossword,Putin Assad,Putin And North Korea,Putin And Reagan,Putin As A Child,Putin Bay,Putin Bear,Putin Birthday,Putin Biography,Putin Bay Hotels,Putin Badass,Putin Bay Weather,Putin Blueberry Hill,Putin Bay Ferry,Putin Black Belt,Putin Children,Putin Calendar,Putin Clown,Putin Cartoon,Putin Chechnya,Putin Crying,Putin Canada,Putin Crimea,Putin Corruption,Putin Clinton,Putin Daughters,Putin Dog,Putin Documentary,Putin Dead,Putin Dog Merkel,Putin Definition,Putin Dancing,Putin Dolphins,Putin Drawing,Putin Dancing Gif,Putin Election,Putin Eating Popcorn,Putin English,Putin Election Results,Putin Erdogan,Putin Education,Putin Economy,Putin Eyes,Putin Exxon Deal,Putin Eye Color,Putin Family,Putin Food,Putin Funny,Putin Face,Putin Facts,Putin French,Putin Fishing,Poutine Fries,Putin Fascist,Putin Funny Face,Putin Gif,Putin Genocide,Putin Global Warming,Putin Gymnast,Putin Wife,Putin Gun,Putin Glasses,Putin Gangster,Putin Government,Putin Gorbachev,Putin Height,Putin Horse,Putin House,Putin Horseback,Putin Hockey,Putin History,Putin Hunting,Putin Hillary,Putin Human Rights,Putin Home,Putin Interview,Putin Images,Putin Israel,Putin Iq,Putin Isis,Putin In French,Putin Island,Putin Inauguration,Putin In Power,Putin Instagram,Putin Judo,Putin Jill Stein,Putin Journalists,Putin John Oliver,Putin Jehovah,Putin Jw,Putin Judo Gif,Putin Jesus,Putin James Bond,Putin Jehovah Witness,Putin Kgb,Putin Korea,Putin Karate,Putin Kremlin,Putin Kleptocracy,Putin Kim Jong Un,Putin Kraft Ring,Putin Kabaeva,Putin Khuilo,Putin Kid,Putin Laughing,Putin Laughing Gif,Putin Le Pen,Putin Languages,Putin Latest News,Putin Loves Trump,Putin Lollipop,Putin Likes Trump,Putin Limo,Putin Leadership,Putin Memes,Putin Merkel Dog,Putin Married,Putin Merkel,Putin Makeup,Putin Mask,Putin Martial Arts,Putin Meaning,Putin Macron,Putin Mansion,Putin News,Putin Net Worth,Putin North Korea,Putin New Wife,Putin Netanyahu,Putin Nato,Putin Net Worth Wiki,Putin Name Meaning,Putin Nickname,Putin Nuclear War,Putin On The Ritz,Putin On A Horse,Putin On Trump,Putin On North Korea,Putin Obama,Putin On The Ritz Gif,Putin On Syria,Putin Opposition,Putin On Snl,Putin On The Ritz Meme,Putin President,Putin Piano,Putin Palace,Putin Political Party,Putin Picture,Putin Poison,Putin Propaganda,Putin Puns,Putin Pop Song,Putin Popularity,Putin Quotes,Putin Quotes On Obama,Putin Queen Elizabeth,Putin Quotes Funny,Putin Quizlet,Putin Queen Elizabeth Stairs,Putin Quotes On Trump,Putin Quora,Putin Quote Immigrants,Putin Quebec,Putin Russia,Putin Reagan,Putin Riding Trump,Putin Rise To Power,Putin Reelection,Putin Richest Man In The World,Putin Riding A Ritz Cracker,Putin Response,Putin Ritz,Putin Rainbow,Putin Snl,Putin Syria,Putin Song,Putin Smiling,Putin Speech,Putin Shirt,Putin Speaking English,Putin Singing,Putin Salary,Putin Super Bowl Ring,Putin Trump,Putin Trump Meeting,Putin Twitter,Putin Trump Meme,Putin Trump Horse,Putin Trump Kiss,Putin Term Limit,Putin Trump Gif,Putin Term,Putin Today,Putin Ukraine,Putin Ussr,Putin Us Visit,Putin Unicorn,Putin Us Elections,Putin Un,Putin Undercover,Putin Urban Dictionary,Putin United Nations,Putin Us Relations,Putin Vs Trump,Putin Vs Obama,Putin Vladimir,Putin Video,Putin Vodka,Putin Vs Stalin,Putin Visits Trump,Putin Visit To White House,Putin Vampire,Putin Vs Obama Meme,Putin Wife,Putin Wiki,Putin Wealth,Putin Wink,Putin War,Putin Ww3,Putin Watch,Putin Winking Gif,Putin With Animals,Putin Walking,Putin Xi Jinping,Putin X Obama,Putin X Reader,Putin Xi,Putin And Trump,Putin And Obama,Putin And Assad,Putin And North Korea,Putin And Reagan,Putin And The Ritz,Putin Young,Putin Youtube,Putin Yacht,Putin Youth,Putin Yeltsin,Putin Yume,Putin Years As President,Putin Young Pictures,Putin Youth Army,Putin Yarmulke,Putin Zodiac Sign,Putin Zakaria,Putin Zassal,Putin Zassal Lyrics,Putin Zero Hedge,Putin Zeman,Putin Zil Limousine,Putin Zuma,Putin Za Makedonija,Putin Zapretio Albancima, Mord Sith, Mord Fustang, Mord Build, Mord Counter, Mord Fustang Diamonds, Mord Mit Aussicht, Mord Game Of Thrones, Mord Sith Cara, Mord Sith Costume, Mord Probuilds, Mord Adc, Mord Adc Build, Mord Acronym, Mord Abilities, Mord Aram, Mord Auf Dem Golfplatz, Mord Asoiaf, Morde Ap Or Ad, Mord Am Morgen, Mord Am Morgen Pdf, Mord Build, Mord Build S7, Mord Borne, Mord Bear, Mord Bandcamp, Mord Bot, Mord Bot Lane, Mord Build Aram, Mord Band, Mord Build 7.7, Mord Counter, Mordcustoms, Mord Champion.gg, Morde Champgg, Mord Contact, Mord Code, Mord Combo, Mors Cheval, Mord Career, Lord Calvert, Mord Definition, Mord Danmachi, Mord Dod, Mord Discogs, Mort Definition, Mort Drucker, Mort De Rire, Mort Discworld, Mort Downey, Mort Diary Osrs, Mord Etymology, Mord Eoffice, Mord Endingen, Mord English, Mord Englisch, Word Equation, Mord En Anglais, Mord Em’ly, Mord Fustang, Mord Fustang Diamonds, Mord Fustang Tour, Mord Fustang Lick The Rainbow, Mord Fustang Wiki, Mord Fustang Csgo, Mord Fustang Taito, Mord Fustang Windwaker, Mord Fustang Soundcloud, Mord Fustang Youtube, Mord Game Of Thrones, Mord Guide, Mord Gg, Mord Guidance, Mord German, Mord Guide S7, Mord Gunnars, Mord Goi, Mord Geo Mgnrega.in, Mord Goi New Delhi, Mordhau, Mord Herne, Mord Hallonbergen, Mord Hannover, Mord In English, Mord I Sverige 2017, Mord Im Orientexpress, Mord Ist Ihr Hobby, Mord I Sverige, Mord Im Grand Hotel, Mord In Bester Gesellschaft, Mord I Sverige 2016, Mord In Eberswalde, Morde Jungle, Mord Jg S7, Morde Jungle S7, Morde Jg Guide, Mord Jobs, Mard Ki Zaban 2, Mard Ki Zabaan, Mard Ka Dard, Mard Ka Badla, Mard Ki Sharmgah Ka Size, Mord Kevin, Mord Lol, Morde Lolking, Morde League, Morde Lore, Mord Lol Build, Mord Logo, Mord Label, Mord Mit Aussicht, Mord Meaning, Mord Masteries, Mord Mit Aussicht Folge 1, Mord Mit Aussicht Netflix, Mord Mit Aussicht Folgen, Mord Mit Aussicht Youtube, Mord Mains, Mord Mcghee, Mord Mustang, Mord Nag, Mord Nrega, Mord Name, Mord Nach Plan, Mord Nic, Mord Name Meaning, Mord Notification, Mord Norge 2016, Mord Nowy S\u0105cz.pl, Mord Op.gg, Mord Osrs, Mord Og Mysterier, Mord Och Inga Visor, Mord Ohne Leiche, Mord Office Address, Lord Of The Rings, Mord Probuilds, Mord Python, Mord Build, Mordparta, Mord Plumbing Kandiyohi Mn, Mord Podcast, Mord Podden, Mord Project, Mord Preskriptionstid, Mord Pdf, Mord Qualifikation, Mord Qualifizierende Merkmale, Mord Quiz, Mord Quierschied, Mord Quote Deutschland, Mord Qualifikationstatbestand, Mord Quadrath Ichendorf, Quorum Mord, Quote Mord Mit Aussicht, Quick Mord, Mord Records, Mord Root Word, Mord Roughshod, Morde Runes, Morde Rework 2017, Morde Reddit, Morde Rework, Mord Recruitment, Mord Records Bandcamp, Mord Ra, Mord Sith, Mord Sith Cara, Mord Sith Costume, Mord Sith Cosplay, Mord Sith Denna, Mord Support, Mord Sith Outfit, Mord Skins, Mord S7, Mord Sith Armor, Mord Top, Mord Top S7, Mord Translation, Mord The Bear, Mord Top Counters, Mord Top Lane, More Than Words, Mord Totschlag, Mord Telephone Directory, Mord Technical Specification, Mord Und Totschlag, Mord Usaf, Mord Ult, Mord Unter Den Linden, Nordvpn, Morde Vs Riven, Morde Vs Teemo, Morde Vs Darius, Morde Vs Nasus, Morde Vs Renekton, Morde Vs Fiora, Morde Vs Jayce, Morde Vs Vlad, Morde Vs Yorick, Mord Wiki, Mord Wraiths, Mord Wate, Morde Win Rate, Mord Website, Mord Wiktionary, Mord Wien, Mord Wikipedia, Mord Wuppertal, Mord Waidmannslust, Mord Xy, Mord X, Mord Xanten, Mord Xiamen, Mord X Earwiggle, Xp Mode, Mortal Kombat X, Xerath Vs Morde, Morde Vs Xin, Mord Aktenzeichen Xy, Mord Youtube, Mord Ystad, Mord Ystad Flashback, Mord Ytterhogdal, Mord Yara, Mord Ytterhogdal Flashback, Mord Ystad 2015, Mord Ystad Flashback 2015, Mord Ystad Skottegatan, Mord Ylenia, Mord Zweiten Grades,
