Russian terrorist attack on Polish government plane is also known in even distant Ethiopia

Publication time: 12 January 2013, 02:25

In connection with a monthly action in memory of the victims of the bloody Russian terrorist group of the KGB, a Polish journalist, writing under the name Contessa Balcanese, published on Warsaw website of independent journalists, Salon 24, an article telling that the truth about the grisly Russian terrorist attack is becoming increasingly known throughout the whole world despite Russian and western censorship.
 
In the article "10/01/2013 - Light from fire of memory! (10.01.2013 - ZAPAL ŚWIATEŁKO PAMIĘCI!!!)", she says:

"The first light from candles in the windows in the new year will be slightly different from all the previous.
 
A few days ago, a young foreigner, who was about 25 years old, told me when he learned that I was a Pole: "Do you know that there was a terrorist attack in Smolensk?".

Where from did he get such information ? Polish media report to the world very different stories. My companion is not the only one who says so. Over the past few months, I have repeatedly discussed this issue with representatives of different nations of all ages and social status.
 
The word "terrorist attack" was repeated several times in these conversations, and foreigners possess information more or less similar to such that we have on this subject. My interlocutors link the topic of Poland directly with Smolensk, and Smolensk with Poland. This is a sign that the world does not believe in "a catastrophe" in Smolensk!

The world not only does not believe, the world wonders why Polish authorities handed over the investigation to Russia, if the Polish president was killed, and not the president of the Russian Federation. I wonder why the illiterate Russian MAK committee report and exactly the same official report by Polish government put aside studies, based on sound science.
 
"Ma'am, we know about your monthly actions, we know that they involve thousands of Poles, hold like this". Many times my interlocutors, while saying good-bye, showed the victory sign. So was it also this time ...

I know that they know little about the current Polish affairs, but they know well that it was NOT "an accident" in Smolensk on April 10, 2010. They know it - Europeans, Americans, Japanese and people from other distant countries.
 
Today, I light a candle of memory on behalf of Ethiopian youth. It is their representative who was my interlocutor.

Poles, today is 10/01/2013. Join us!
 
Today is the light from fire of memory!

In order to pray for the souls of the victims of Smolensk, to pray for free Poland".