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Titolo: Arezzo

Arezzo, profanato il cimitero ebraico
Tagliato l'albero di ulivo che ricorda il camposanto dell'Ottocento.
Scritte naziste e inni a Priebke. Alla vigilia del giorno della memoria
Arezzo
Segati i rami dell'ulivo che ricordava la presenza di un vecchio cimitero
ebraico, e lasciati appesi due striscioni con scritto «10-100-1000 shoah»
e «Priebke libero». Per firma una croce celtica. Alla vigilia del Giorno
della memoria, mentre nella vicina Siena si riuniva in seduta solenne il
consiglio regionale, Arezzo ha riscoperto una intolleranza che nelle
ultime settimane in Toscana si sta manifestando a più riprese. A scoprire
l'atto vandalico di segno antisemita sono stati i vigili urbani, che hanno
subito avvertito i carabinieri e gli agenti della Digos, al lavoro per
cercare di identificare gli autori.
Ad essere preso di mira è stato l'ex cimitero della comunità ebraica,
risalente dell'ottocento, che sorgeva su una collinetta sovrastante la
città. Quando era stato dismesso per conservarne il ricordo era stato
piantato un ulivo con sotto una lapide. Qui nella notte si sono
indirizzati gli autori della profanazione, che evidentemente conoscevano
la storia del luogo e sapevano quanto la comunità fosse legata al ricordo
del vecchio cimitero e dell'albero che ne custodiva la memoria.
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Tonibaruch: "Hai per caso uno sfogo purulento tutto capillari e siero
presso il buco del culo e il cazzo di coniglio tutto raggrinzito e a
chiazze che ti macchia le mutande e la braghetta?"
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 Arezzo, profanato il cimitero ebraico
Gia', una certa percentuale di teste di cazzo nazi c'e' purtroppo anche
qui. Eviterei l'uso di simili fatti per polemicuzze personali. 
Palmiro Pangloss
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 qui. Eviterei l'uso di simili fatti per polemicuzze personali. 
ma ogni riferimento e' puramente casuale, lo sai...
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Tonibaruch: "Hai per caso uno sfogo purulento tutto capillari e siero
presso il buco del culo e il cazzo di coniglio tutto raggrinzito e a
chiazze che ti macchia le mutande e la braghetta?"
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 ma ogni riferimento e' puramente casuale, lo sai...
QED, e mi dispiace.
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 QED, e mi dispiace.
cosa ti dispiace santì?
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Tonibaruch: "Hai per caso uno sfogo purulento tutto capillari e siero
presso il buco del culo e il cazzo di coniglio tutto raggrinzito e a
chiazze che ti macchia le mutande e la braghetta?"
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 cosa ti dispiace santì?
Nulla, tranquillo.
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 Nulla, tranquillo.
meno male.
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Tonibaruch: "Hai per caso uno sfogo purulento tutto capillari e siero
presso il buco del culo e il cazzo di coniglio tutto raggrinzito e a
chiazze che ti macchia le mutande e la braghetta?"
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 cosa ti dispiace santì?
somaro, il cimitero ebraico di Damasco (1) è adesso un aereoporto, ma non ti 
ho mai visto notarlo.
che dire, è commovente questo tuo interesse per gli ebrei morti.
(1) sai, il governo che ha ospitato Eichman. 

 ho mai visto notarlo.
Perche' avrei dovuto saperlo, ricercatore cialtrone e fallito ?
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 Perche' avrei dovuto saperlo
Ti credevo un cultore di tirannie asiatiche...
Tb
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 Perche' avrei dovuto saperlo
ah già, tu sei specializzato nel copincolla sui crimini di Israele, lo Stato 
degli ebrei.
E le tue fonti non informano su crimini della Siria, il governo che ha 
ospitato Eichman.
Sono scelte, eh. 

 degli ebrei.
non ti sta bene? beh rosica.
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 Ti credevo un cultore di tirannie asiatiche...
è anche questa tra quelle considerate razzialmente inferiori dai tuoi
camerati nazisti e i loro tirapiedi ungheresi, goebbelsuccio?
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 non ti sta bene?
mi va benissimo. Un avversario somaro è ideale per mostrare al mondo le 
ragioni di Israele. Vederti svicolare su Eichman, oltre che su Pesenti, è 
come un porno, ripetitivo ma appassionante.  E, a proposito di porno: è vero 
che fai il cum swapping ?

 è anche questa 
Beh, direi.
Non l'hai ancora letto nei tuoi immondezzai?
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 Beh, direi.
cvd
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 Palmiro Pangloss
#_Vergognati di simili concittadini e pentiti di farne parte...espatria da 
quel covo di dèmoni.<G>
Giano 

 che fai il cum swapping ?
 Interessa alla segreteria del Dipartimento di scienze della storia e
della documentazione storica dell'Università dove fai il mediocre
ricercatore ?
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 JP ti ha davvero 
Certo che attaccarsi così a uno che faceva certe cose alla mamma...
Si fa così nel Culo dell'Asia®?
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 pensionati a cento euro al mese.
Quoto.
Oltretutto fa pure schifo (gambe dei tavoli d'oro... rotfl).
'sti tiranni asiatici più fanno luccicare i denti metallici, più si fanno 
riconoscere come barbari.
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 Certo che attaccarsi cosě a uno che faceva certe cose alla mamma...
dicci, cosa faceva a tua madre?
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 pensionati a cento euro al mese.
quello non è certo colpa di Putin ma di quel beone di Eltsin che tanto era
caro alle cancellerie "occidentali" per come era accondiscendente.
Ma la musica è cambiata. E' per questo che i russofobi e i nazisti
rosicano.
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 Naahh?
D'altra parte, come scrive Pravda.ru, gli antichi egizi, discendenti degli 
extraterrestri, utilizzavano aeroplani ed elicotteri foderati d'oro, in 
battaglia. La vera responsabilità è loro.
http://english.pravda.ru/main/18/90/363/16449_egypt.html
Un parere, sergio.
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 D'altra parte
hai fatto la lista delle cazzate che ha scritto Pilger nell'articolo
su Pol Pot, vermiciattolo szalasiano?

 wrote:
Come si sa, Pravda vuol dire verità.
Mica è diventato sinonimo di "cazzata" come il cognome di cert..
Ora, come scrive Pravda.ru, gli antichi egizi, discendenti degli extraterrestri, 
utilizzavano aeroplani ed elicotteri foderati d'oro, in battaglia. La vera 
responsabilità per quell'orrendo aeromobile da tiranno asiatico è loro.
http://english.pravda.ru/main/18/90/363/16449_egypt.html
Sergio, un parere dettagliato o una smentita documentata, grazie.
Conto che non vorrai fare la figura del cialtrone e del coniglio.
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hai fatto la lista delle cazzate che ha scritto Pilger nell'articolo 
su Pol Pot, vermiciattolo szalasiano? 
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.sergio. wrote:
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Somaro russofobo, è la Pravda che lo dice.
http://english.pravda.ru/main/18/90/363/16449_egypt.html
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hai fatto la lista delle cazzate che secondo te (ROTFL!!!!!!!) ha scritto
Pilger nell'articolo su Pol Pot, vermiciattolo szalasiano? 
 The Long Secret Alliance: Uncle Sam and Pol Pot 
John Pilger writes in "The Long Secret Alliance: Uncle Sam and Pol Pot" 
(at 
http://www.users.bigpond.com/nlevine/alliance.html
 ) 
 The US not only helped create conditions that brought Cambodia's Khmer 
Rouge to power in 1975, but actively supported the genocidal force, 
politically and 
financially. By January 1980, the US was secretly funding Pol Pot's exiled 
forces on the Thai border. The extent of this support-$85 million from 
1980 to 
1986-was revealed six years later in correspondence between congressional 
lawyer Jonathan Winer, then counsel to Sen. John Kerry (D-MA) of the 
Senate Foreign 
Relations Committee, and the Vietnam Veterans of America Foundation. Winer 
said the information had come from the Congressional Research Service 
(CRS). When 
copies of his letter were circulated, the Reagan administration was 
furious. Then, without adequately explaining why, Winer repudiated the 
statistics, while not 
disputing that they had come from the CRS. In a second letter to Noam 
Chomsky, however, Winer repeated the original charge, which, he confirmed 
to me, was 
"absolutely correct." Washington also backed the Khmer Rouge through the 
United Nations, which provided Pol Pot's vehicle of return. Although the 
Khmer Rouge 
government ceased to exist in January 1979, when the Vietnamese army drove 
it out, its representatives continued to occupy Cambodia's UN seat. Their 
right to do 
so was defended and promoted by Washington as an extension of the Cold 
War, as a mechanism for US revenge on Vietnam, and as part of its new 
alliance with China 
(Pol Pot's principal underwriter and Vietnam's ancient foe). In 1981, 
President Carter's national security adviser, Zbigniew Brzezinski, said, 
"I encouraged the 
Chinese to support Pol Pot." The US, he added, "winked publicly" as China 
sent arms to the Khmer Rouge through Thailand. 
A s a cover for its secret war against Cambodia, Washington set up the 
Kampuchean Emergency Group (KEG) in the US embassy in Bangkok and on the 
Thai-Cambodian 
border. KEG's job was to "monitor" the distribution of Western 
humanitarian supplies sent to the refugee camps in Thailand and to ensure 
that Khmer Rouge bases 
were fed. Working through "Task Force 80" of the Thai Army, which had 
liaison officers with the Khmer Rouge, the Americans ensured a constant 
flow of UN 
supplies. Two US relief aid workers, Linda Mason and Roger Brown, later 
wrote, "The US Government insisted that the Khmer Rouge be fed ... the US 
prefered that 
the Khmer Rouge operation benefit from the credibility of an 
internationally known relief operation." In 1980, under US pressure, the 
World Food Program handed 
over food worth $12 million to the Thai army to pass on to the Khmer 
Rouge. According to former Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke, 
"20,000 to 
40,000 Pol Pot guerrillas benefited." This aid helped restore the Khmer 
Rouge to a fighting force, based in Thailand, from which it Although 
ostensibly a State 
Department operation, KEG's principals were intelligence officers with 
long experience in 
With 50 CIA agents running Washington's Cambodia operation from Thailand, 
the dividing line between the international relief operation and the US 
war blurred. 
Indochina. In the early 1980s it was run by Michael Eiland, whose career 
underscored the continuity of American intervention in Indochina. 
In 1969-70, he was operations officer of a clandestine Special Forces 
group code-named "Daniel Boone," which was responsible for the 
reconnaissance of the US 
bombing of Cambodia.5 By 1980, Col. Eiland was running KEG out of the US 
embassy in Bangkok, where it was described as a "humanitarian" 
organization. 
Responsible for interpreting satellite surveillance photos of Cambodia, 
Eiland became a valued source for some of Bangkok's resident Western press 
corps, who 
referred to him in their reports as a "Western analyst." Eiland's 
"humanitarian" duties led to his appointment as Defense Intelligence 
Agency (DIA) chief in 
charge of the Southeast Asia Region, one of the most important positions 
in US espionage. In November 1980, the just elected Reagan administration 
and the Khmer 
Rouge made direct contact when Dr. Ray Cline, a former deputy director of 
the CIA, secretly visited a Khmer Rouge operational headquarters inside 
Cambodia. 
Cline was then a foreign policy adviser on President-elect Reagan's 
transitional team. Within a year,according to Washington sources, 50 CIA 
agents were running 
Washington's Cambodia operation from Thailand. The dividing line between 
the international relief operation and the US war became more and more 
confused. For 
example, a Defense Intelligence Agency colonel was appointed "security 
liaison officer" between the United Nations Border Relief Operation 
(unbro) and the 
Displaced Persons Protection Unit (dppu). In Washington, sources revealed 
him as a link between the US government and the Khmer Rouge. 
THE UN AS A BASE 
By 1981, a number of governments, including US allies, became decidedly 
uneasy about the charade of continued UN recognition of Pol Pot as 
legitimate head of 
the country. This discomfort was dramatically demonstrated when a 
colleague of mine, Nicholas Claxton, entered a bar at the UN in New York 
with Thaoun Prasith, 
Pol Pot's representative. "Within minutes," said Claxton, "the bar had 
emptied." Clearly, something had to be done. In 1982, the US and China, 
supported by 
Singapore, invented the Coalition of the Democratic Government of 
Kampuchea, which was, as Ben Kiernan pointed out, neither a coalition, nor 
democratic, nor a 
government, nor in Kampuchea. Rather, it was what the CIA calls "a master 
illusion." Cambodia's former ruler, Prince Norodom Sihanouk, was appointed 
its head; 
otherwise little changed. The Khmer Rouge dominated the two 
"non-communist" members, the Sihanoukists and the Khmer People's National 
Liberation Front (kpnlf). 
From his office at the UN, Pol Pot's ambassador, the urbane Thaoun 
Prasith, continued to speak for Cambodia. A close associate of Pol Pot, he 
had in 175 called 
on Khmer expatriates to return home, whereupon many of them "disappeared." 
The United Nations was now the instrument of Cambodia's punishment. In all 
its history, the world body has withheld development aid from only one 
Third World 
country: Cambodia. Not only did the UN-at US and Chinese insistence-deny 
the government in Phnom Penh a seat, but the major international financial 
institutions 
barred Cambodia from all international agreements on trade and 
communications. Even the World Health Organization refused to aid the 
country. At home, the US 
denied religious groups export licenses for books and toys for orphans. A 
law dating from the First World War, the Trading with the Enemy Act, was 
applied to 
Cambodia and, of course, Vietnam. Not even Cuba and the Soviet Union faced 
such a complete ban with no humanitarian or cultural exceptions. By 1987, 
KEG had 
been reincarnated as the Kampuchea Working Group, run by the same Col. 
Eiland of the Defense Intelligence Agency. The Working Group's brief was 
to provide 
battle plans, war materiel, and satellite intelligence to the so-called 
"non-communist" members of the "resistance forces." The non-communist fig 
leaf allowed 
Congress, spurred on by an anti-Vietnamese zealot, then-Rep. Stephen 
Solarz (D-NY), to approve both "overt" and "covert" aid estimated at 
$24 million to the "resistance." Until 1990, 
 The "trial" of PolPot was a 
wonderful Khmer Rouge theater- 
cum-media-event, but was 
otherwise worthless. 
 Congress accepted Solarz' specious argument that US aid did not end up 
with or even help Pol Pot and that the mass murderer's US-supplied allies 
"are not even 
in close proximity with them [the Khmer Rouge]." 
MILITARY LINKS 
While Washington paid the bills and the Thai army provided logistics 
support, Singapore, as middleman, was the main conduit for Western arms. 
Former Prime 
Minister Lee Kuan Yew was a major backer of the US and Chinese position 
that the Khmer Rouge be part of a settlement in Cambodia. "It is 
journalists," he said, 
"who have made them into demons." 
Weapons from West Germany, the US, and Sweden were passed on directly by 
Singapore or made under license by Chartered Industries, which is owned by 
the 
Singapore government. These same weapons were captured from the Khmer 
Rouge. The Singapore connection allowed the Bush administration to 
continue its secret aid 
to the "resistance," even though this assistance broke a law passed by 
Congress in 1989 banning even indirect "lethal aid" to Pol Pot. In August 
1990, a former 
member of the US Special Forces disclosed that he had been ordered to 
destroy records that showed US munitions in Thailand going to the Khmer 
Rouge. The 
records, he said, implicated the National Security Council, the 
president's foreign policy advisory body. 
In 1982, when the US, Chinese, and asean governments contrived the 
"coalition" that enabled Pol Pot to retain Cambodia's UN seat, the US set 
about training and 
equipping the "non-communist" factions in the "resistance" army. These 
followers of Prince Sihanouk and his former minister, Son Sann, leader of 
th kpnlf, were 
mostly irregulars and bandits. This resistance was nothing without Pol 
Pot's 25,000 well-trĐained, armed, and motivated guerrillas, whose 
leadership was 
acknowledged by Prince Sihanouk's military commander, his son, Norodom 
Ranariddh. "The Khmer Rouge," he said, are the "major attacking forces" 
whose victories 
were "celebrated as our own." 
The guerrillas' tactic, like that of the Contras in Nicaragua, was to 
terrorize the countryside by setting up ambushes and seeding minefields. 
In this way, the 
government in Phnom Penh would be destabilized and the Vietnamese trapped 
in an untenable war: its own "Vietnam." For the Americans in Bangkok and 
Washington, 
the fate of Cambodia was tied to a war they had technically lost seven 
years earlier. "Bleeding the Vietnamese white on the battlefields of 
Cambodia" was an 
expression popular with the US policy-making establishment. Destroying the 
crippled Vietnamese economy and, if necessary, overturning the government 
in Hanoi, 
was the ultimate goal. Out of that ruin, American power would again assert 
itself in Indochina. 
The British-who have had special military forces in Southeast Asia since 
World War II-also played a key role in supporting Pol Pot's armed force. 
After the 
"Irangate" arms-for-hostages scandal broke in Washington in 1986, the 
Cambodian training became an exclusively British operation. "If Congress 
had found out 
that Americans were mixed up in clandestine training in Indochina, let 
alone with Pol Pot," a Ministry of Defense source told Simon 
O'Dwyer-Russell of the 
London Sunday Telegraph, "the balloon would have gone right up. It was one 
of those classic Thatcher-Reagan arrangements. It was put to her that the 
SAS should 
take over the Cambodia show, and she agreed." 
POL POT'S WASHINGTON IMPUNITY 
Shortly after the start of the Gulf War in January 1991, President Bush 
described Saddam Hussein as "Adolf Hitler revisited." Bush's call for 
"another 
Nuremberg" to try Saddam under the Genocide Convention was echoed in 
Congress and across the Atlantic in London. It was an ironic distraction. 
Since the 
original Fuhrer expired in his bunker, the US has maintained a network of 
dictators with Hitlerian tendencies-from Suharto in Indonesia to Mobutu in 
Zaire and a 
variety of Latin American mobsters, many of them graduates of the US Army 
School of the Americas. But only one has been identified by the world 
community as a 
genuine "Adolf Hitler revisited," whose crimes are documented in a 1979 
report of the UN Human Rights Commission as "the worst to have occurred 
anywhere in the 
world since Nazism." He is, of course, Pol Pot, who must surely wonder at 
his good fortune. Not only was he cosseted, his troops fed, supplied, and 
trained, his 
envoys afforded all diplomatic privileges, but-unlike Saddam Hussein Ń he 
was assured by his patrons that he would never be brought to justice for 
his crimes. 
These assurances were given publicly in 1991 when the UN Human Rights 
Sub-commission dropped from its agenda a draft resolution on Cambodia that 
referred to 
"the atrocities reaching the level of genocide committed in particular 
during the period of Khmer Rouge rule."16 No more, the UN body 
decided,should member 
governments seek to "detect, arrest, extradite or bring to trial those who 
have been responsible for crimes against humanity in Cambodia." No more 
are 
governments called upon to "prevent the return to government positions of 
those who were responsible for genocidal actions during the period 1975 to 
1978." 
Such guarantees of impunity for the genocidists were also part of the UN 
"peace plan" drafted by the permanent members of the Security Council: 
that is, by the 
United States. To avoid offending Pol Pot's principal backers, the 
Chinese, the plan dropped all mention of "genocide," replacing it with the 
euphemism: 
"policies and practices of the recent past." On this, Henry Kissinger, who 
played a leading part in the mass bombing of Cambodia in the early 1970s, 
was an 
important influence. Western propaganda prior to the UN "peace process" in 
Cambodia concentrated on the strength of the Khmer Rouge, so as to justify 
their 
inclusion. UN officials and American and Australian diplomats talked about 
35-40,000 Khmer Rouge. "You will understand," they would say, "we can't 
leave a force 
as powerful as that outside the tent." As soon as the Khmer Rouge had been 
welcomed back to Phnom Penh and, in effect, given a quarter to a third of 
the 
countryside, they refused to take part in the elections. The tune then 
changed. They were now "finished," chorused Western diplomats. They were 
"weakened beyond 
hope." 
In the meantime, the Khmer Rouge was establishing itself as the richest 
terrorist group in history by selling off tracts of Cambodia's forests, as 
well as its 
precious stones, to the Thai, whose government was a signatory to the 
"peace accords." No one stopped them. They established four large new 
bases inside 
Thailand, complete with a field hospital. Thai soldiers guarded the road 
that led to them. The "they are finished" line remains in vogue to this 
day. 
Undoubtedly, they have been numerically diminished by defections and 
attrition, but their number was always a false measure of their true 
strength. It seems the 
State Department believes they are far from finished. On July 10 this 
year, the spokesperson Nicholas Burns let slip that Khmer Rouge strength 
ran into 
"thousands." 
The real threat from the Khmer Rouge comes from their enduring skill at 
deception and infiltration. Before they seized power in 1975, they had 
honeycombed Phnom 
Penh. This process is almost certainly under way again. As one resident of 
Phnom Penh said recently, "They're everywhere." The "trial" of Pol Pot 
this year was 
a wonderful piece of Khmer Rouge theater-cum-  Pol Pot's patrons not only 
cosseted him, supplied, and trained his troops, but also guaranteed him 
impunity. 
 media-event, but was otherwise worthless as an indication of the 
organization's strength and immediate aims. 
The truth is that no one on the outside can really say what these are, and 
that alone is a measure of the organization's strength and resilience. The 
Cambodian 
leader Hun Sen, for one, clearly retains a respect for the veracity and 
menace of their ambitions. 
The media relish Pol Pot as a unique monster. That is too easy and too 
dangerous. It is his Faustian partners in Washington, Beijing, London, 
Bangkok, 
Singapore, and elsewhere who deserve proper recognition. The Khmer Rouge 
have been useful to all their converging aims in the region. Eric Falt, 
the UN's senior 
spokesperson in Phnom Penh at the time of that manipulated organization's 
"triumph" in Cambodia, told me with a fixed smile, "The peace process was 
aimed at 
allowing [the Khmer Rouge] to gain respectability." Unfortunately, many 
ordinary Cambodian people share his cynicism. They deserve better. 
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.sergio. wrote:
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Devo dedurre che sei un coniglio e un cialtrone che non riesce nemmeno a 
commentare un giornale notoriamente autorevole come la Pravda?
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 Devo dedurre che 
hai fatto la lista delle cazzate che secondo te (ROTFL!!!!!!!) ha scritto
Pilger nell'articolo su Pol Pot, incrocio tra una scrofa e un
vermiciattolo szalasiano? 
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