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Titolo: Il povero Quattrocchi

sarebbe probabilmente ora libero se il premier avesse risparmiato i proclami
di amicizia e fedelta' agli USA subito dopo il rapimento.
Se vi ricordate bene solo dopo e' stato dato ordine di riservatezza ed
oscuramento ai mass media sulla vicenda.
nab

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e  te  pareva  che in questo momento di gioia  non  trovavate l'occasione
per  buttare fango sul Premier
p.s.  Questo pomeriggio c'è stato un piccolo rovescio di pioggia : sarà
stata colpa di Silvio  .......

per  buttare fango sul Premier
+ che fango bisognarebbe buttargli qualcos'altro  !!!  :)))))

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Ecco il primo DEMENTE

 Ecco il primo DEMENTE
non essere modesto

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Io riporto un fatto successo di cui non bisogna far finta di niente.
ps. Non preoccuparti per silvio i suoi affari li sa fare bene.
Ciao
nab

 Will Dephoe

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Comunisti di merda.


                       Iraqi Resistance Report
 for Monday, 10 November 2003 through Wednesday, 12 November 2003.
 Translated and/or compiled by Muhammad Abu Nasr, member Free Arab Voice
Editorial Board.
  Wednesday, 12 November 2003.
  A soldier of the 1st armored division was killed and four others
  injured in an explosion in Baghdad. Earlier a US spokeswoman had
  announced that one American soldier was killed when a roadside
  bomb exploded near a patrol of the US occupation troops.
  Twenty-six people, including 18 Italians - one of whom was an
  Italian "civilian" - were reported killed in a truck bomb attack
  in an-Nasiriyah, Wednesday that targeted the headquarters of
  Italy's paramilitary police. Other Italian aggressor troops were
  possibly trapped in the debris. Italian officials said Iraqis
  also died; a spokesman for the U.S.-led occupation forces said at
  least eight Iraqis were also killed. About 15 people were wounded,
  Italian officials said.
  Eyewitnesses told al-Jazeera TV that at least 30 Iraqis had been
  killed and dozens injured.
  Observers said it was the largest number of Italian troops killed
  since the Second World War.
  A correspondent for the Jordanian daily al-Arab al-Yawm was on the
  scene of the blast and described enormous and widespread destruction
  had been inflicted on the Italians' camp.
  The Italian Minister of Defense Antonio Martino, speaking before
  the Italian Senate said that "the information that our intelligence
  agencies have provided us enable us to say that the attack was
  planned and carried out by cells of Saddam's Fedayeen."
  The explosive device went off at about 10:40am at the Carabinieri's
  multinational specialist unit, the Italian paramilitary police said
  in a statement. The statement said the explosion occurred in front
  of the base. A tanker truck was used in the martyrdom attack.
  It was the deadliest attack reportedly suffered by non-American
  coalition forces since the occupation began in April, and the first
  such attack that has been reported in an-Nasiriyah which western
  media described as a "relatively quiet Shiite Muslim city." An
  Associated Press report said: "The bombing appeared aimed at sending
  a message that international organizations are not safe anywhere in
  Iraq."
  According to US occupation troops spokeswoman Kathrine McIntosh one
  truck first rammed the front gate of the Italian military compound
  opening the way for an explosives-laden vehicle.
  An officer in the Iraqi puppet police, who preferred to remain
  anonymous said "it was an explosives-laden tanker truck with two
  people aboard" that carried out the explosion. He said "one of
  the two persons opened fire on the guards at one of the three
  centers belonging to the Italian Army in an-Nasiriyah, while the
  other person drove the truck. The explosion took place at the
  entrance and destroyed 70 percent of the three-story building."
  In Rome, Maj. Roberto Riccardi confirmed 14 Italians were dead:
  11 Carabinieri paramilitary police and three Italian army soldiers.
  Later the official count of the dead rose to 18.
  The AP said that a spokesman for the occupation troops, Andrea
  Angeli, reported by telephone from an- Nasiriyah that a truck
  bomb caused the explosion. Angeli said eight Iraqis died.
  Angeli said the explosion occurred after a truck rammed the gate
  of the Italian compound and exploded in front of the Carabinieri
  building, which was the former chamber of commerce building. He
  said the force of the explosion was so strong that it blew out
  windows in another building across the Euphrates River. All the
  vehicles parked outside the stricken building exploded in flames.
  Angeli said secondary explosions from ammunition stored in the
  compound rocked the area moments after the main blast.
  Riccardi said the building was in flames, and that some Italians
  may be under the debris, although details were difficult to come
  by because communication had been severed. "We cannot exclude the
  possibility that there are soldiers under the rubble," he said
  by telephone.
  Predictably, the Italian Prime Minister, Silvio Berlusconi, who
  in the past has gained notoriety for making sharply anti-Islamic
  and anti-Arab remarks, responded to the attack by expressing his
  insistence that Italy's reported 2,400 troops remain in Iraq.
  But the Italian opposition parties responded to the Resistance
  attack by saying that Italian troops should be withdrawn from
  Iraq. Fausto Bertinotti, head of the Partito della Rifondazione
  Comunista (PRC) [Communist Refoundation Party] said "The Italian
  mission is a mistake. It is not a peace mission, it has been
  grafted onto an ongoing war."
  Oliviero Diliberto, leader of the Partito dei Comunisti Italiani
  (PdCI) accused Rome of "sending boys to their deaths."  He added:
  "We have a non-existent foreign policy, totally subordinated to
  that of the United States. We must immediately withdraw all troops
  in a war zone."
  A report from the Associated Press said: "Although an-Nasiriyah
  has been quiet in recent months, it was the scene of heavy
  fighting during the war. It was where the 507th Maintenance
  Company was ambushed in March and where a number of Americans
  were captured, including Jessica Lynch."
  Also Wednesday, U.S. occupation troops in Baghdad accidentally
  fired on a car carrying a member of the Iraqi puppet "Interim
  Governing Council." The council member, Muhammad Bahr al-'Ulum,
  escaped injury but the driver was wounded in the foot. A statement
  issued by the Iraqi puppet governing council reported that American
  forces opened fire on the car as it was crossing a bridge over the
  Tigris River in Baghdad, thinking that it was a stolen vehicle. The
  report went on to state that the US forces later apologized to Bahr
  al-'Ulum and the council.
  And a roadblock in Fallujah, a restive city west of the capital,
  U.S. troops fired on a truck carrying live chickens Tuesday night,
  killing five civilians and wounding four others. "They went to
  bring chickens . . . and they came back at 9:00 or 10:00 at night
  and we were waiting for them," said Khaled Khalifah al-Jumayli,
  whose two nephews were killed on the truck. "The Americans fired
  on them."
  Major As'ad 'Abd al-Karim of the al-Fallujah police said, "yesterday
  [Wednesday] morning we received orders from the American forces to
  report to their headquarters to collect the bodies of five Iraqis
  who had been killed and pick up four people who had been wounded
  by American forces' gunfire."  He said, "after we investigated
  the matter, it became clear that the American forces had set up a
  roadblock at the entrance to the city of al-Fallujah to crack down
  on people stealing the iron that is used in constructing a workshop
  in the area of Khan Dari," which is 25km east of al-Fallujah. 'Abd
  al-Karim said, "when those innocent people, who were all aboard a
  large truck loaded with chickens, came by, the American soldiers
  opened fire on them, thinking that they were the thieves. They
  killed five, including a father and two of his sons, and wounded
  four others." The U.S. military said it no immediate information
  on the shootings, and would not confirm the incident.
  Later on Wednesday, American aggressor forces mounted an assault
  on an Iraqi building in Baghdad which military spokesmen claimed
  was being used by the Iraqi Resistance. At least 24 explosions
  resounded within the building during the American assault and the
  sound of gunfire from heavy weapons could also be heard.
  US Proconsul L. Paul Bremer remained Wednesday in the United States
  for consultations with his superiors. As the Resistance mounts and
  the US occupation sinks deeper into a quagmire, officials from the
  top to the bottom of the occupation authority, both the Americans
  and the Iraqi puppets, have taken to mutual blame and recrimination.
  Responding to reports that Bremer had found the puppet "Interim
  Governing Council" members to be more interested in US funding
  and protection than in bringing order and security to Iraq,
  Mahmud 'Uthman, a Sunni Kurdish member of the puppet council
  said "such accusations are unreasonable and do no good for
  the country. The Governing Council should not alone bear the
  responsibility of any inefficiency." 'Uthman said that the
  council was not to blame for lack of progress in drafting a
  constitution that would facilitate what the occupation authorities
  refer to as "democratic elections" (to be held at foreign bayonet
  point), which would produce a puppet government that could proclaim
  itself an "independent Iraqi authority." He acknowledged that
  the constitutional process was moving too slowly but said that
  the US-led administration in Iraq bore much of the blame. "This
  is supposed to be a partnership based on equality, but when
  Americans want to find a solution for their problems, they do it
  in any way that suits them."
  Sources: al-Arab al-Yawm, daily newspaper, Amman, Jordan,
  Thursday, 13 November 2003.
 
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Ecco, adesso la merda si offende :-))
Eddy

 Ecco, adesso la merda si offende :-))
Ma nemmeno per sogno.
Siamo in campagna elettorale, ogni colpo e' ammesso.
-- 
Stardust®
"La differenza tra intelligenza e stupidita' e'
che l'intelligenza ha un limite." Albert Einstein

   bomb exploded near a patrol of the US occupation troops.
Azzz, hai fatto carriera.
Adesso sei un copiaincollatore internazionale.
Ma pensi davvero che qualcuno abbia il tempo e la voglia di leggersi il
papiro che hai postato ?
Dai, Stardust, il Leoncavallo chiama.
Ci sono pavimenti da pulire e tu cazzeggi coi copiaincolla esteri.
Eddy

 Siamo in campagna elettorale, ogni colpo e' ammesso.
Scommetto che passi le serate a rivederti le VHS di Luttazzi che mostra la
merda, a voi comunisti, sul vassoio d'argento.
Ammettilo che lo preferisci a Zelig, ti fa ridere di pių.
Eddy

 mostra la merda, a voi comunisti, sul vassoio d'argento.
No, guardo un TG a caso, il risultato non cambia :-)
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 No, guardo un TG a caso, il risultato non cambia :-)
Se vuoi le notizie "vere" guarda il TG3, magari quando lo conduce Curzi.
Sono molto bravi a inventare notizie "vere" :-))
Eddy