Is Putin Ordering Hits On U.S. Soil? Who’s Next?

Birds of a feather flock together, but how many people within a circle need to commit ‘suicide’ before foul play is considered?

No matter what anyone tells you, suicide is an extremely rare phenomenon, and so is murder. To put things in perspective, there were roughly 45,000 suicides in the U.S. in 2020.

The United States has an approximate population of 350,000,000. The suicide rate in America is .01%. The rates for homicide are roughly one-quarter of the suicide rate.

I am using this quick math to show that there is absolutely nothing normal about murder or suicide. If there is a subset of people that are experiencing multiple suicides, homicides, or anything related then it isn’t random—it isn’t a coincidence.

Friends, supporters, and allies of Dan Rapoport, an investment banker, and staunch Putin critic, are crying foul play after his untimely death at 52 years of age.

They claim that Rapoport may have died at the hands of Vladimir Putin and his agents…

While all of this is merely speculation, Rapoport’s former business partner, Sergei Tkachenko, reportedly committed suicide in 2017…

Rapoport’s wife also vehemently denies the idea that he would have killed himself.

Authorities claim that they have not uncovered any signs of foul play, but a properly orchestrated ‘suicide’ by a former KGB agent and his current retinue wouldn’t leave any signs, would it?

Isn’t that the whole point of training and operations like the one alleged?

Here’s what we currently know, feel free to chime in with any theories in the comments:

Dan Rapoport, a Latvian born businessman and outspoken critic of Vladimir was found dead in Washington, D.C.

The 52yo supporter of Alexander Navalny and anti-war critic was found dead with 2,500$ on him, while the cause of his death is being investigated.

— Damage Control (@WarInUkraineYet) August 17, 2022

In this week's @gaslitnation, I call for an investigation into the death of Dan Rapoport, an outspoken Putin critic. I stayed w/Dan in Kyiv in 2017, watched him take great care w/his personal security. Here's a piece on why his death must be investigated: https://t.co/nEpyCQ7lOi

— Andrea Chalupa (@AndreaChalupa) August 24, 2022

Politico offers this speculation:

“I think the circumstances of his death are extremely suspicious,” says Bill Browder, the formerly Moscow-based American financier who became a crusader for sanctions after the killing of his Russian lawyer, Sergei Magnitsky.

Browder got to know Rapoport in Moscow years ago, before they both fell out of favor with the Russian regime.

“Whenever someone who is in a negative view of the Putin regime dies suspiciously, one should rule out foul play, not rule it in.”

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BREAKING NOW: Anti-Putin Latvian-American businessman Dan Rapoport, who SOLD HIS HOUSE TO THE TRUMPS 'dies in mysterious circumstances' in Washington DC – wife furiously DENIES he killed himself…

— Chuck Callesto (@ChuckCallesto) August 17, 2022

UNKNOWN CAUSES: Latvian-American tycoon Dan Rapoport, a stern critic of Putin, has been found dead in the US. RU sources claim he committed suicide. A business partner of Mr Rapoport, Sergei Tkachenko, was reported to have killed himself in 2017. https://t.co/fuZykMOM14 pic.twitter.com/X8PjxmAqrR

— Chuck Pfarrer | Indications & Warnings | (@ChuckPfarrer) August 17, 2022

Western Journal adds:

Whatever the case may be, Rapaport didn’t go entirely quietly.

In addition to an alleged suicide note, just two days prior to his death, Rapoport posted an image of Marlon Brando as Col. Kurtz in the film “Apocalypse Now” with the cryptic caption, “The horror, the horror.”