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The murder of Saudi-Arabian reporter has given terrible ideas for people, who hate somebody.

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Kimmo Huosionmaa

When somebody is a refugee, who must avoid contact with own country, we must ask, why this person goes in the consulate of that country? If there is an arrest warrant, that person would be arrested, and sometimes the consulates were used as the bases for special units, what mission was kidnap, and "return" persons, who were working against the governments, and sometimes kidnappings were done in the middle of the streets. In the cold war era, the Soviet Intelligence had a special unit, what was called "Section (or directorate) S" for that kind of missions, and the members of that unit were selected from SPETSNAZ, the Soviet elite fighting unit.

Those operators just came in place, and then the targeted person was taken inside the van, and after that, the person would be interrogated by using chemicals. When we are thinking about Saudi-Arabia, there might be similar units, what are used in the similar missions as the KGB special units. So didn't that reporter know about the danger, what he faced in the consulate, or why he took the risk?

Killing the journalists is a very good method to make people fear to talk against somebody, who has something to hide. Fear seems very good weapon, but it might also bring the totalitarian force and crimes in the public knowledge. When we are thinking about the nasty tricks, what somebody can do for the enemy, we must think that the person just writes something, what hurts the authoritarian government in the name of the target of hate. In this case, the trip to that authoritarian country might cause the arresting and other problems for the target.

There is the possibility, that if somebody has got kicks off the work, and the boss is going to Saudi-Arabia or some other country, this person who kicked off the job, just writes the blog in the name of that enemy, and then justifies the actions, what Saudi-Arabian government has been done. What would happen in that case, that this kind of blog would be found during the flight, and it would be sent to Saudi-Arabian authorities? Would the results be the thing, what the person, who sits in the airplane be something, what gives this person positive experience about the Saudi-Arabian government and its way to handle political enemies?.

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