Victims and executioners

As we -decent- people are used to, last week the Financial Times gifted us with a putrid editorial about the "twilight" falling upon ETA. The piece looks much better in a nice web-page design -obviously, money, money, money- than its mere writing style, which is lousy (even worse than mine!). The statement is, plainly, an evil repetition of Eta's discourse, plus a clear message to the right-wing political party which, most likely, will rule the country after the up-coming November, the 20th elections.
The FT friends of the executioners and the boys wearing a balaclava helmet underneath a black, old-style beret should not be very worry about it. Yesterday, the true victims of terror demonstrated themselves in Madrid and the above mentioned right-wing party, and its leader, were missing. The party as a party is, at least up to date, on the traitors side. Shame upon them!
The leader of the victims, Jose Francisco Alcaraz predicted the bombings in the terminal T4 of Madrid airport during Christmas time 2006 (which ended the last tricked truce, let us remember) 1 month ahead it took place. The reason got nothing magical nor casual, but lays behind privileged information from Domestic Affairs Cabinet: the stream of putrid water running behind the bullshit we are fed everyday. The bombing (searching no casualties, albeit there could be, but of large dimensions) was agreed. It was to happen. Last Friday he declared in a Spanish network that this process of rendition -praised by the FT- is a pact: it is an agreement between the polititians and the hangmen, full of political compensations, and it is written and signed. The whole "treatise" was developed for a 12-year period, starting in 2000 and ending in 2012.
Alcaraz also declared that Eta will apologize. When?, he was asked. And he said: "I know for sure that Eta will apologize because it is in the written action plan, but I don't know for sure when. I would say, though, before the elections".
I will write specifically to the FT when that happen.

In the meantime, how much FT knows?
What kind of involvement is for the FT?
What is the relationship between socialist and terrorist on one side, and the FT on the other?

Young people in journalism in Spain: will you think it could be interesting to investigate and to tell?

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