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Divergences between Italy and USA in the death of Italian SISMI agent

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acbaylove:

--- Quote from: Multi Tasker on May 03, 2005, 05:14:18 AM ---What's the point of this? To state that you dissapprove of how the US handles things? Isn't it obvious that a lot of people don't particularly like how the United States Government "takes care" of situations. But I'm sure that your government would do (or has done) the same thing as what America is doing now. No one likes to admitt that they were wrong or at fault. True, America seems to take that concept to extremes, but you'd be lying to yourself if you thought your country didn't do the same.
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I dont know, man. The USA is the only country i know who sistematically refuse to let his people be judged by foreign judges. They always refuse to collaborate with foreign investigations and they never punishes their soldiers who commits crimes against foreign people. I'm talking about Chermis (10+ italian civils killed by a US fighter), for example. Or this SISMI agent killed. Or Ustica (a DC9 probably destroyed by a US fighter). That's something i dont accept. Italy doesnt have this attitude. But the thing i cant accept is that they believe that to protect a general is safer than to collaborate with their only ally in Europe: totally wrong! Well.. who cares anyway! You're right. In 2006 Berlusconi will be 100% defeated in the next elections and the anti-american left wing will say GAME OVER to the alliance between USA and Italy.

Ant:
i never much cared for berlusconi, altho most of the italians i know seemed to love him... it doesnt seem realistic to say he will be defeated.

acbaylove:
LMAO. Man he just resigned, his Government had a big crisis, he asked for a new mandate called Berlusconi-bis with a new Government and new ministers, and he said that probably in the next election he'll not be a candidate again. Plus the day after the Pope died, we've have regional elections here in Italy, and 12 regions went to the left wing while just 2 went to Berlusconi's party. It's 90% sure he'll not be re-elected. And the left-wing in Italy (let's say in Europe) is very anti-american. Berlusconi, like Blair, is paying for his alliance with Americans, and Americans will lost a good ally, here in Europe. Now Spain has Zapatero who aint an ally, Italy will have Prodi who's no way an ally, France and Germany are no way allies, Belgium and The Netherlands are no allies.. the only one left is Blair, but he'll never do a dumb move like supporting Bush again. Congrats.

King Tech Quadafi:
Are you still crying man? Grow up. How do u expect us to give a shit about one italian dead spy when we're debating the war itself, and the civilian/troop casualties, and the geo poltical consequences etc etc??

Annoying as hell.

acbaylove:
I'm talking about geo political consequences of the breaking of the alliance with Italy, moron. The only country who's still down for Bush in Europe with England. But you are so stupid that you didnt even read the topic. Shut up for real.

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