At an election-like meeting in Universal Hall in Skopje, the opposition party today (10.3.2015) revealed new recordings (bombshell #8) from the surveillance tapes.

There is no way to digest what we heard in the past 2-3 hours, but the initial statement (from the beginning of the disclosure process) that there is no way to do this (mass scale surveillance and thus control without the telecom operators) remains true.

In the recordings we heard alleged conversations that Tmobile Macedonia CEO Zarko Lukovski and CTO Miroslav Jovanovik participated in bulling of employees to make them vote for the ruling VMRO-DPMNE party as well as tracking people by cell phone to determine where are they on election day.

You cannot make this stuff up.

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