This death may or may not be connected to Berlusconi. She may
have been murdered or it may be something else.
But that's not why it's getting all the headlines.
Berlusconi is making a serious bid to re-enter the top tier
of Italian politics, either personally or through proxies and he has many
enemies. His past is sordid, full of corruption and dark deeds and it wouldn't
be too hard to dredge up old stories or reveal new ones.
Of course his tact with regard to criticising the current
coalition leaves something to be desired.
Was Fadil getting ready to talk? That's what everyone is
going to wonder. What would she have revealed? And thus why was she silenced?
If Berlusconi had her killed, it must have been something
grandiose because he had to know that her death would raise questions and turn
the spotlight back onto him and his collaborators.
The investigation announcement certainly ruined Berlusconi's
day but he had to know it was coming... whether he had anything to do with it
or not.
Of course the BBC made sure to add that the poison may have
been radioactive which will make everyone think of Moscow.
But it shouldn't. The media has downplayed the fact that the
Israelis have been accused of using Polonium and other similar poisons. Am I
suggesting the Israelis are involved in the death of Fadil? Not necessarily but
there are layers to these scandals and Tel Aviv may have an interest.
The M5S/Lega coalition has already angered Washington and the
recent talk concerning a trade deal with China will only exacerbate the
tensions.
The point in all this is that Italian politics are heating up
and there's a behind the scenes game afoot.... and one that may be turning
deadly.
Solo in Italia.... the country continues to fascinate.
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