23 March, 1959, at a memorial for the fallen police officer and the two murder victims
Slightly over two weeks ago, a tragedy and travesty took place when Bojan Beleska, an officer of the law and a decorated veteran of the Italian invasion was shot dead by an Albanian whilst searching for a missing woman and child, was shot dead by an Albanian; when at last the Albanian was finally subdued by Beleska’s accompanying officers, they quickly moved to secure the murderers premises. It was in that ramshackle hovel that the shocking discovery of the bodies of Galena Daskalov and her three year old daughter Ana were made; without going into too much detail, as this memorial is neither the time nor the place to speak of such vulgarities, what the police found and what the coroner, bless them, discovered is simply despicable and marked that man as nothing more than a thief, rapist, murderer, and a terrorist; in short, he was nothing more than a lowly degenerate living off prime Macedonian land, subsisting on whatever he could scrounge, steal, or swindle.
After he was formally arrested, he was quickly tried for murder and terrorism, though to be frank, he had committed more crimes, and was found guilty of all charges; he was then promptly executed, justly. For many of us, it was not enough; riots broke out across our beloved homeland, hoping to make a statement right here, right now. I must admit, though the actions taken by those men and women were extreme, they are understandable and I as of late find them ever more sympathetic; they are tired. They are tired and angry of the crimes committed by these Albanians, who mooch of our government, steal and scheme and undermine our democratic traditions; they pine for aid, yet provide nothing to create lasting wealth; they’ve robbed and raped, murdered and betrayed, and yet not a thing has been taken to curtail these activities. The people who rioted were tired, you are tired, and I am tired; we want something done, and we want it done now. It is plain, and it is understandable.
What is not understandable, however, was this man’s heinous actions; his crime are beyond forgiveness for any reasonable man and yet… he has garnered sympathy amongst his fellow vagabonds and miscreants, who deigned to instigate their own riot, which even now rages on against Macedonia, and Yugoslavia as a whole. And why are they now rioting, you may ask? Because now they realise that the laws of this State and this Nation apply to them, and that they are truly accountable for their actions; the time when their perverse crimes and lackadaisical nature was passable, even acceptable, is passing, and not a moment too soon, I say! They must answer for their crimes, and they must pay for the suffering they have brought to us all!
Let us not forget the sacrifice of Officer Beleska, or the horrific crimes, those gross indignities taken against Galena and Ana! Instead, let us hold them close to our hearts and minds, and take a righteous vengeance against those who think the rape and murder of a mother and child, or the murder of a hero and veteran are acceptable actions!
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