MP Gross speaks once more of Trajkovski, fears for his safety...
Monday, 03 May 2010
Swiss member of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE), Andreas Gross announces second report and supports claims that the crash of former President Boris Trajkovski's plane was murder. The information will soon be made public, he said for Deutsche Welle radio in Macedonian.
At the last session of PACE Gross claimed that plane crash in which former President of the Republic of Macedonia Boris Trajkovski together with his associates was not an accident but a murder.
- It is my personal conviction, I am convinced that this a murder, and I base this on new information for which I do not want to speak yet. This personal claim is also based on knowledge on unbelievable contradictories which logically lead to a murder hypotheses, says Gross who will soon visit Macedonia where.
Gross presented the claims that the death of the former Macedonian President was not an accident but murder for not making comparison with the resent plane crash of Polish President Lech Kaczynski.
He does not reveal who leads the investigation for the death of the President Boris Trajkovski aimed at not making pressure on those who are conducting the investigation.
- I cannot say, it is too early for an answer. To the contrary there will be a lot pressure on this person. But there are people in Macedonia who are very well-informed and are close to sources and should decide when they are to be disclosed, Gross said.
According to him, the blame for Trajkovski's death "should be sought in the West, not in the East".
Gross announced new second report on plane crash of President Boris Trajkovski. If he failed to collect all evidence by June when his mandate ends in PACE, he will request continuation of this mandate.
- It is natural that great expectation exists; it is present since the start. Macedonians are intelligent and compassionate citizens, everyone knows that the truth is not yet discovered. This is one of the reasons why I was involved, Gross added.
He is convinced that this will help the Macedonian democracy to strengthen and the criticism that he presented the claims only to attract attention and are unserious, Gross said that it was expected.
- It is obvious and normal because there are many people with bad conscience, who are aware of doing things for which they should defend themselves. The attack is always the best defence. It is easy to discredit someone, who is not well known in Macedonia. I do not mind this. Besides there are many people who know me well and know that I am serious, Gross said.
Prior to his departure to Macedonia, Gross does not hide his concern for his safety.
Its no secret that the SFOR "French" were in charge of Air Trafic control that was guiding the plane on this extremely poor visible day. So i never had dought the blame for Trajkovski's death "should be sought in the West, not in the East".
Monday, 03 May 2010
Swiss member of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE), Andreas Gross announces second report and supports claims that the crash of former President Boris Trajkovski's plane was murder. The information will soon be made public, he said for Deutsche Welle radio in Macedonian.
At the last session of PACE Gross claimed that plane crash in which former President of the Republic of Macedonia Boris Trajkovski together with his associates was not an accident but a murder.
- It is my personal conviction, I am convinced that this a murder, and I base this on new information for which I do not want to speak yet. This personal claim is also based on knowledge on unbelievable contradictories which logically lead to a murder hypotheses, says Gross who will soon visit Macedonia where.
Gross presented the claims that the death of the former Macedonian President was not an accident but murder for not making comparison with the resent plane crash of Polish President Lech Kaczynski.
He does not reveal who leads the investigation for the death of the President Boris Trajkovski aimed at not making pressure on those who are conducting the investigation.
- I cannot say, it is too early for an answer. To the contrary there will be a lot pressure on this person. But there are people in Macedonia who are very well-informed and are close to sources and should decide when they are to be disclosed, Gross said.
According to him, the blame for Trajkovski's death "should be sought in the West, not in the East".
Gross announced new second report on plane crash of President Boris Trajkovski. If he failed to collect all evidence by June when his mandate ends in PACE, he will request continuation of this mandate.
- It is natural that great expectation exists; it is present since the start. Macedonians are intelligent and compassionate citizens, everyone knows that the truth is not yet discovered. This is one of the reasons why I was involved, Gross added.
He is convinced that this will help the Macedonian democracy to strengthen and the criticism that he presented the claims only to attract attention and are unserious, Gross said that it was expected.
- It is obvious and normal because there are many people with bad conscience, who are aware of doing things for which they should defend themselves. The attack is always the best defence. It is easy to discredit someone, who is not well known in Macedonia. I do not mind this. Besides there are many people who know me well and know that I am serious, Gross said.
Prior to his departure to Macedonia, Gross does not hide his concern for his safety.
Its no secret that the SFOR "French" were in charge of Air Trafic control that was guiding the plane on this extremely poor visible day. So i never had dought the blame for Trajkovski's death "should be sought in the West, not in the East".
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