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Subject:      Re: TAN: politics (Was Re: Book 8)
From:         Karl-Johan Norén <k-j-nore@dsv.su.se>
Date:         1996/10/04
Message-Id:   <K-J-NORE.96Oct4152555@radio.dsv.su.se>
Organization: Department of Computer and Systems Sciences, Stockholm University
Newsgroups:   rec.arts.sf.written.robert-Jordan




In article <533057$gt2@ole.uninett.no>
kj160@hp825.lhg.hib.no (Oystein H. Lund) writes:

[ Swedish and Norwegian anti-apartheid monetary contributions ]

> Anyway, all of this does tend to lend credibility to the current notion
> that SA might have something to do with Olof Palme getting assassinated.
> SA being desperate to stop the money, might have hoped that by offing
> Palme, the rest of the Scandahoovians might stop doing that...
Somehow I doubt that was their motive. That logic would require that it became known that SA agents killed Palme...

The international uproar would be pretty impressive, to say the least.

Actually, I'm not that surprised about the indications (whatever) that SA agents killed Palme. As early as 1990, the Swedish paper Arbetaren had an article which pointed out that it was "information" from SA intelligence which led to the so-called PKK lead.

This was connected with a quote from Ebbe Carlsson (now dead, he was heavily involved in the early investigation, and especially the PKK lead) that the truth behind the murder of Olof Palme was behind the PKK lead.

It was (and is) mighty weak, but it does fit with the new indices.

--
Karl-Johan Norén (Noren with acute e) -- k-j-nore@dsv.su.se
http://www.dsv.su.se/~k-j-nore/
 - To believe people are as stupid as one believes is
   stupider than one can believe