Swedish foreign minister stabbed by knife

[Chemical Ollie]

There was nothing controversial about Anna Lindh. Olof Palme was very different. He was arrogant, provoking and radical. You either loved him or hated him. I belonged to those who hated him. A great part of the opposition in Sweden hated him, and numerous foreign governments. He had plenty of international enemies, including but not limited to Saddam Hussein and Ayatolla Khomeini (for trying to stop their war), South Africa (for supporting Nelson Mandela), Pakistan (for selling Bofors guns to India) and USA (for supporting North Vietnam). The list could go on. I saved the newspaper issued the day he was murdered. The big black headlines were "Palme's betrayal to the stock holders". He was controversial indeed.

Anna Lindh was loved by her friends and highly respected, if not loved, by her opponents. I would not had been so upset if any other member of the cabinet had been the victim. I was not so upset when Palme died as I am now. Most members of the cabinet are there not because of their competence, but for their loyalty. Some are there because of their gender, to make the statistics look good to the feminists. I mean, the finance minister did not even finish high school, and the minister of defence has no experience whatsoever of anything "military". Anna Lindh was the only obvious exception. Why her, the only true star among those morons?

I could see a few possible enemies she might have had.

1) Domestic Euro-opposers, most likely neo-nazis, but possibly anarchists or ultra-commies. But none of those groups are normally street junkies.

2) Italian mafia connected to Berlusconi, after her opposition to his politics in EU. But that is far-fetched.

[Winston]

She was also the archetype of the all-embracing Socialdemocracy, an 'institution' which a lot of people no doubt are very happy about, while others hate it to no end.

But as I said, I can't see how her murder could not have been connected to this weekend's referendum. It's just too much of a coincidence if it's not.

[Buck Birdseed]

Well, of course it is, but that doesn't have to make it politically motivated- She'd been on TV a hell of a lot the weeks before, and made several high-profile statements. A lot of people just opposed her generally with weak political motivation behind it. To go from that to murder, though, would take mental illness of some sort... It was not a political "hit" organised by some group, but a madman who could not differentiate between disliking someone and killing them. Or who thought he was sent by god/säpo/the government/etc. and commanded to kill her.

[statusperfect]

Originally posted by Chemical Ollie 1) Domestic Euro-opposers, most likely neo-nazis, but possibly anarchists or ultra-commies. But none of those groups are normally street junkies.

2) Italian mafia connected to Berlusconi, after her opposition to his politics in EU. But that is far-fetched.

3) Extremist pro-americans (far-fetched but possible)

4) Sionists (far-fetched but possible)

[Kropotkin]

I bet he did in an attempt to impress Jodie Foster.


Do anyone but me remember the video from a MUF (?) meeting filmed some time before the murder of Palme? Young brats jumping around to the theme song from Ghostbusters, holding up posters with drawings of a Olof Palme with a huge nose (that does not give very good associations, even if he hade a huge nose) inside a red ring with a red line over. The people that where against Lindh was hardly close to anything like that.

[Az]

4) Sionists (far-fetched but possible)

you'll be surprised.

[Buck Birdseed]

Now wait a minute! According to these reliable Neo-Nazi sources I've read, Anna Lindh was part of the ZOG.

[Az]

Just goes to shows you that noone gets to doublecross us, and live.

[statusperfect]

Originally posted by Buck Birdseed
Now wait a minute! According to these reliable Neo-Nazi sources I've read, Anna Lindh was part of the ZOG.

And one of the world greatest critics of Isreals policies towards palestiniens.

[Az]

hey, wasn't she the one that said that Israel had to be expelled from the family of nations or something?

[Bereta_Eder]

Could be some wako who could have picked whatever reason was there at this period like the euro referendum.

Apparently Lindh had a good time with our foreign minister. Good time as in lots of laughs etc. There were some videos with both of them discussing and laughing and generally be happy. Who said diplomacy must be a drag?
She seemed a happy person.

[Bereta_Eder]

Of course if it turns out it was planned and organised by any group it becomes much more serious.

[Chemical Ollie]

Here's our guy. The police has reversed from the street-junkie theory, he might be anybody.

His long hair is not what you would expect for a neo-nazi skinhead, but he could be an ex-skin who have grown his hair now that he has grown older. The hooded jacket is popular among anarchists and ultra-commies, but the Nike logo printed on it speaks against that. On the other hand, those punks are often contradictionary in the sense that they talk the talk but don't walk the walk.

A disturbing detail is that a knife of the type that was used in the assault was stolen from the Claes Olsson store right across the street the same afternoon. There just seem to be some co-incidences to support the conspiration theory.

[Chemical Ollie]

Originally posted by Kropotkin

Do anyone but me remember the video from a MUF (?) meeting filmed some time before the murder of Palme? Young brats jumping around to the theme song from Ghostbusters, holding up posters with drawings of a Olof Palme with a huge nose (that does not give very good associations, even if he hade a huge nose) inside a red ring with a red line over. The people that where against Lindh was hardly close to anything like that.

I had a badge with that symbol until it fell of my jacket when I was drunk. Me and my buddies also sing drinking songs about "Olof Palme gick på bio" at some parties. Two years ago (3 days before 9/11) , I was at the same crayfish party as health minister Morgan Johansson. We had a real dispute over the song lyrics, I can assure you! But we left as friends.

[Chemical Ollie]

Aargh - more support for the professional killer theory!

1) The knife that has been confirmed to be the murder weapon had no fingerprints or traces from the killer of any kind.

2) The knife was rotated inside her belly to do as much damage as possible, like soldiers are trained to do when using bayonettes in hand to hand combat. While most of the male population in Sweden has gone trough that training in theory, very few has been issued a bayonette and done the actual stab excercise (to minimise mis-use and training accidents)

Source: Aftonbladet