Russian agent urges missile strikes against 4 European countries, the "Kavkaz Center sites"

13 September 2011

A Russian agent in Finland, renegade priest Juha Molari, urged Russian military and the KGB to carry out missile bombings of 4 European countries which, according to his spy data, are sites of activities of the Kavkaz Center. Earlier, the agent gave full names of the citizens of these countries (non-Muslim and non-Caucasian) who are to be eliminated by the KGB for having ties with the Kavkaz Center, an ideological enemy of Putin's totalitarian Russia.

In his Sunday sermon, delivered on his Internet blog on September 11, 2001, the priest of the Finnish Lutheran Church writes:

"I do not understand why the Russian army does not follow the example of the war, the Americans wage against the axis of evil. If the Russian army were to follow the American model to combat terrorist networks, it would have destroy Georgia and Turkey for all times.

Georgia harbors and supports a large number of North Caucasian terrorists. In Turkey live or have lived in for many years Movladi Udugov, Dokku Umarov and Shamil Basayev.

Russian Iskander missiles could hit the targets in Helsinki, the Baltic region (earlier, the Russian agent mentioned a specific target in Estonia - KC), Austria, and Oslo, because these are strategic and tactical locations of the members of the terrorist group of Maskhadov, Basayev and Umarov, and tolerant local politicians in these countries.

Former chairman of the organization Finrosforum, Heidi Hautala, now supports separatism in Russia. The organization continues to keep as its secretary Mikael Storsjo, the owner of the servers of the Kavkaz Center and so on", the agent reports to Moscow on his blog.

It is worth mentioning that the current stories by Moscow KGB newspapers and some Western media that the servers of KC are located in Finland were first launched by Juha Molari.

The Russian agent watched a documentary film on Finnish TV about the Kavkaz Center with the participation of Mikael Storsjo, a Finnish businessman and human rights activist. Mr. Storjo demonstrated his company's servers his Helsinki office, linked to his customers.

In about 2 weeks after the film had been shown on Finnish TV, priest Molari got a "brillaint idea" and came to an idiotic conclusion that these had been the servers of the Kavkaz Center and he reported about that to his bosses in Moscow Center, using sermons on his Internet blog. The Molari's story was quickly picked up by the Russian KGB-controlled media and reprinted in Western press. And nobody among the journalist ever asked how it was possible that the Kavkaz Center could operate from servers in Finland, having a Swedish IP and a Sweden's provider.

Last year, the Russian agent Molari urged the KGB to organize terrorist attacks against the Kavkaz Center, to blow up our servers and kill our editors and journalists. He posted his appeal on YouTube.

Molari also publicly declared that he wants to see "the Kavkaz Center destroyed and the KC journalists executed".

It is to be recalled that Juha Molari has been defrocked and removed from pastoral duties in the parish of Helsinki suburb of Espoo for incitement of hatred. After that, the KGB propaganda channel Russia Today offered Molari to work at their channel as a news analyst.

Department of Monitoring
Kavkaz Center

Source: Kavkaz Center.
Link: http://kavkazcenter.com/eng/content/2011/09/13/15114.shtml.