Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: NATO ancora morti

Sono preoccupato.
Le truppe che pago con le mie tasse stanno facendo vittime civili in divesi
paesi del mondo.
Il grave della questione e che tutto va sotto sabbia, i giornali luce non ne
parlano.
Questo e' il caso dei Polacchi che hanno fatto una strage a una festa di
nozze in Afghanistan.
Pare sia routine fare fuori dei civili.
Sembrano i film di guerra Russi di venti anni fa.
O le notizie dal fronte dei cinegiornali nazisti.
La storia si ripete, la guerra fa morti per routine, sopprime la iberta' di
informazione e la verita'
A voi tutto questo, pagato con i vostri soldi, va bene?
The Polish military prosecutors held preliminary hearings on the case,
bringing in various military and government officials including at least one
American army major who sought to calm Polish nerves. The killing of
numerous civilians at Nangar Khel, he said, is "something unfortunate, but
not of great significance". He stressed the triviality of the event, saying
"I don't understand why an unimportant incident has gained such great
significance in your country. Why so much attention? Civilian deaths occur
every week, because Afghanistan is no Sunday school."
 
A Polish special forces officer also told the hearings that the killings
were a non-event: "Harming a civilian is something that could happen to any
soldier." He added that "The Americans experience similar incidents even
once a week. [However,] a substantial majority of such cases result from
poor air reconnaissance."
 
The accused soldiers who shot the weapons have claimed that they did not
follow their orders to fire on Nangar Khel. Instead, the soldiers claim they
aimed near to the village, but that their weapons misfired, hitting the
civilians after all. Yet against this version of events is the testimony of
several fellow soldiers who were operating alongside the accused. One of
them, a sergeant, told the court that he talked with one of the accused
privates while the latter was shelling Nangar Khel. "Asked why [the accused
soldiers were] shooting at a village where civilians are present, he
confirmed he had been ordered to do so."
 
Following the hearings, the Polish court decided to keep the accused in
custody while they await trial, citing the "large probability that they are
guilty as charged". Some worry, however, that a fair trial is not possible
as some officials have tainted public opinion on the matter. In an unguarded
moment in February, former Defense Minister Szczyglo snapped at a
reporter:"Please do not tell me that I am in any way responsible for a bunch
of morons shooting at civilians."
 
* The suspects are named as: Capt. Olgierd C., Second Lt. Łkasz B., Ensign
Andrzej O., Platoon Sgt. Tomasz B. and privates first class Damian L.,
Robert B. and Jacek J. (Polish law forbids publishing the suspects' full
names.)
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Ma tu hai mai capito qualcosa di come gira il mondo?
No vero?
Ci sono centinaia di migliaia di persone che lavorano e si spostano per
lavoro nel mondo.
Vanno lavorano e tornano, secondo te dove pagano le tasse?
Mi dispiace non potervi dare un quadro tangibile di cosa significa la
globalizzazione, in Asia ad esempio.
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