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

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acbaylove:
C'mon man, they're saying tons of bullshit in that document. They said they have satelite images to prove everything, but they dont. They said the car was going too fast, but it wasnt. They said Italians didnt tell them about the mission, but we did and we have it recorded. They only interrogated US Marines as witnesses but they didnt even consider to talk with our own witnesses, they ones they shot and almost killed. We are the best allies they have in Europe together with England, they didnt have to act so arrogant like that. Shit is it to difficult to blame a general and to send him to jail? Shit! They'd rather loose a great alliance rather than sending the guy responsable for the death of an italian medal of honor to jail? You so bastards? You so hypocrites? I've lost all my respect for the US Army and the United States. Period.

Thirteen:

--- Quote from: Antonio on May 01, 2005, 05:13:47 PM ---C'mon man, they're saying tons of bullshit in that document. They said they have satelite images to prove everything, but they dont. They said the car was going too fast, but it wasnt. They said Italians didnt tell them about the mission, but we did and we have it recorded. They only interrogated US Marines as witnesses but they didnt even consider to talk with our own witnesses, they ones they shot and almost killed. We are the best allies they have in Europe together with England, they didnt have to act so arrogant like that. Shit is it to difficult to blame a general and to send him to jail? Shit! They'd rather loose a great alliance rather than sending the guy responsable for the death of an italian medal of honor to jail? You so bastards? You so hypocrites? I've lost all my respect for the US Army and the United States. Period.

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you mean they should have talked to the italian witnesses that said that they were going slow,  they had no idea a roving unit was in the area and that it was an assassination attempt on this 50 year old woman that no one really gives a shit about?

i don't think they would have gotten too far

acbaylove:
Don't make it a joke, please. Yes. They had to, basically because their version aint even close to the truth. We have our witnesses (one is the high ranking secret agent we have in Italy, a guy we trust to death, the other one is the female journalist kidnapped who is still on the wheelchair because of the shooting, and another one is an agent who has a lung removed), and they didnt even interrogated them. Basically they interrogated the guys who shot them all and the general responsable for the lack of communication with the mobile patrol. Wow! And, guess what? They said they aint guilty!! Nobody!! Wow! Scaring, uh? It was been a "fatal accident" because we didnt communicate them the mission. Which is 101% bullshit. 1- we have it recorded on a tape and they didnt even wanted to hear it, lol, and 2- we was waiting in the 101% US Army controlled airport with an italian airplane, a giant one, lol. how the fuck was it possible for us to have an italian airplane there waiting for us and at the same time Americans didnt know we were there? Was the airplane invisible or what? Is it so easy to have an infiltrated airplane in the most controlled airport in Iraq? C'mon.. you know that's bullshit! Nobody is saying Americans wanted to kill them, but there was been an homicide and 2 other people were almost killed, it's impossible that it's our fault. Somebody didnt communicate the mobile patrol that we was there. He has to pay for the homicide. Our witnesses said they dont even want to send the soldier who shot them to jail, since he's a "victim" of this war too, but we want the truth. Which is not that the car was going too fast and all their other bullshit. They're protecting a general. That's omertà. And they're doing it not with their enemies, but with their allies. lol c'mon, to justify that bullshit documents they said they have everything showed by a "secret" satelite! rofl! and where is the video? could we see it please?

TraceOneInfinite:
This is just nationlism.  Humans will not advance until they realize we are citizens of the world. 

Antonio said very little while the US military murdered 100,000 Iraqi's, yet now he is outraged that he has lost his own in the same violent, imperialistic agenda that has killed so many before.

The chickens have came home to roost in Italy.  The Italian military has supported America in this war with a large deployment of troops, now one of their own has been killed in this senseless violence that kills dozens of people everyday in Iraq. 

Maybe these Italians like Antonio (if so, I apologize) have been against the war since the beggining.  But as for the people who are only now raising their voices, the outrage needs to be against US transgressions across the board, and not just when it takes one of their own.

 

Throwback:
so why did they had to kill him?

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