Ringgo
04-25-2006, 08:30 AM
Hello there! Do you want a new story? On the Internet I read about a grand scandal that has broken in connection with a certain tape recording of a phone conversation between Givi Targamadze (chairman of the defense and security committee of the parliament of Georgia), Albinas Januska (undersecretary of Lithuanian foreign ministry) and Renatas Juska (staff member of the Lithuanian foreign ministry analysis and foreign planning desk). According the content of the tape, Georgian mafia in the person of Targamadze was planning to murder leader of Byelorussian oppositional movement Milinkevich for his inactivity.
This information was after a while caught up by Western media as well, especially Lithuanian one as it has a direct attitude to Lithuanian statesmen Januska and Juska who are privately told to be receiving financial flows from Georgian ideologists of Orange revolution and were suchwise investing Milinkevich's oppositional activities in Byelorussia. After he failed, Targamadze decided to kill him, this information suddenly came to light, however.
Today, all participants of the conspiracy - Targamadze, Januska and Juska disown their voices on the tape and even pretend to be inconversant of each other and assert it is a provocation and the tape is fabricated. Even if it is so, why do they drag heels to undergo a phonological expertize of the tape? Ten days have passed while they have stirred no finger! And why did Milinkevich all of a sudden hire three (!) security guards at a time whereas he had never resorted to services of protection agencies? A man is not likely to engage guard and pay good money for it if he thinks he is safe. Clear, Milinkevich is afraid and must be blessing stars that someone warned him unwittingly by publishing this tape.
This information was after a while caught up by Western media as well, especially Lithuanian one as it has a direct attitude to Lithuanian statesmen Januska and Juska who are privately told to be receiving financial flows from Georgian ideologists of Orange revolution and were suchwise investing Milinkevich's oppositional activities in Byelorussia. After he failed, Targamadze decided to kill him, this information suddenly came to light, however.
Today, all participants of the conspiracy - Targamadze, Januska and Juska disown their voices on the tape and even pretend to be inconversant of each other and assert it is a provocation and the tape is fabricated. Even if it is so, why do they drag heels to undergo a phonological expertize of the tape? Ten days have passed while they have stirred no finger! And why did Milinkevich all of a sudden hire three (!) security guards at a time whereas he had never resorted to services of protection agencies? A man is not likely to engage guard and pay good money for it if he thinks he is safe. Clear, Milinkevich is afraid and must be blessing stars that someone warned him unwittingly by publishing this tape.