Smells like it was ordered from outside
MINA Breaking News
Tuesday, 17 April 2012
The killing of 5 Macedonians near Skopje has raised numerous questions. The first and the obvious one is "who would do such a thing, and why?"
After few days of investigations, despite police's attempts to keep the information inaccessible, due to the nature of the crime certaing facts found their way out.
The murder was planned long before it happened, it was done by professionals, heavy weapons used for maximum killing and emotional effect on the populace, even a vehicle was purchased just for the crime?
The area selected where the murder would take place was well planned. Next to a major highway, 15 minutes away from two border crossings, one leading to Serbia, the other to Kosovo, 10 minutes away from an airport, 150 meters away from outdoor target shooting club Kamnik (this allowed the shooting to go unnoticed). The entire operation was planned well.
The murder took place on a major national and religious holiday, Easter (once again, for emotional effect).
Now that it's obvious this brutal execution of 5 innocent fishermen with no criminal history was well planned, the question is which foreign entity ordered the killing?
The ultimate goal is, of course... simple... to destabilize Macedonia. The aim of this atrocious murder was to get Macedonians to attack Albanians and vice versa. Facebook is here, lets organize, lets burn them alive, right? Except, Macedonians are much, much smarter than that, and most importantly are not evil people, unlike others.
The effect wanted by whoever ordered this murder was not accomplished, at least not so far. The Macedonian police is on the trail of the executioners... but they should be hot on the trail of that other elusive target... the people who hired the killers.
Perhaps expected, but the entire region is covering the event. For instance, it seems nothing else is happening in Serbia, as Belgrade based media is covering the events in Macedonia 24/7, with a little bit of a spin, of course. Our colleagues working for a Belgrade TV station funded by Greek capital have already spinned the events a bit too much... by misleading their viewers that a house of an Albanian was burned down. This is false.
Right now, everyone is a suspect, both at home and outside. Sad to say, all facts point that this was ordered from outside.
Our police and forensic professionals have a tough job, perhaps a job of the decade. This is their chance to show they are professional and not a party police force.
After an incident like this, one can see why Israel has anti-terrorist unit tasked with hunting down murderers wherever on the planet they may be.