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According to an article compiled by Dr. Alexandr Nemets [published September 17th, 2001], for three months prior to 9/11, the media and public officials in Russia had been encouraging citizens to cash out their US currency in anticipation of an economic collapse after an "attack".
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Nemets reported that the July 12, 2001 Page One report in Pravda featured an article titled "Will the Dollar and America Fall Down on August 19? That's the Opinion of Dr. Tatyana Koryagina, Who Very [accurately] predicted the August Default in 1998". In Pravda's interview, Dr. Koyagina forewarned, "The U.S. has been chosen as the object of financial attack because the financial center of the planet is located there. The effect will be maximal. The strike waves of economic crisis will spread over the planet instantly and will remind us of the blast of a huge nuclear bomb." Of course she was wrong about the date, but did clarify that "some fluctuation in this date is possible."
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The article had been published around the same time the Russian State of Duma hosted a conference "On the measures to provide the development of Russian economy in the environment of destabilization of the world financial system." The conference was headed by the chairman of the Duma Commission on Economic Politics, Dr. Sergei Glazyez, and included participants such as Lyndon Larouche from the US and the Malaysian Ambassador to Russia, Yacha Baba. The conference was basically a brainstorming of ideas to recommend to President Putin what Russia should to do to prepare their economy for the coming catastrophe. Dr. Koyagina participated as well in the conference.
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More on the pre-9/11 intel from Russia:
READ NewsMax: Expert: Russia Knew in Advance, Encouraged Citizens to Cash Out Dollars
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