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Pinochet - Thatcher's ally 
Baroness Thatcher's letter: Demand for General Pinochet's release 
Baroness Thatcher's controversial call for the release of General Augusto
Pinochet underlines a long-term relationship that has always been more
than just flowers and chocolates. 
 
Damien Grammaticus: "Letter will not influence General Pinochet's
situation" 
Even before the former Chilean dictator offered his country's tacit
support to the UK during the 1982 Falklands War, Margaret Thatcher had
long been an admirer of his radical free market economic policies. 
General Pinochet was detained in London on 17 October following a request
for his arrest and extradition by two Spanish judges investigating some of
the 4,000-plus political murders believed to have been committed during
his 1973-1990 rule. 
 
General Pinochet: Free market pioneer 
Baroness Thatcher demanded his immediate release in a letter to the Times
newspaper on Thursday. 
In her letter, Baroness Thatcher wrote: "By his actions the [Falklands]
war was shortened and many British lives were saved." 
It is understood that while Chile did not express open support for the UK
during the conflict, it did provide material assistance, most notably in
allowing the SAS to set up a base on Chilean soil. 
 
Baroness Thatcher: General Pinochet made a great impact 
But it is General Pinochet's adoption of the ideas expressed by the
American economist Milton Friedman that is believed to have had the
greatest impact on Baroness Thatcher. 
The general seized power in 1973 from the Marxist government of Salvador
Allende and immediately overturned its state controls in favour of a
programme of sweeping privatisations in accordance with Friedman's free
market thinking. 
It won Baroness Thatcher's admiration and, to some extent emulation in the
reforms she brought in as prime minister. 
Despite this, she has always been acutely aware of General Pinochet's
extremely poor human rights record - alluding in her letter to abuses "on
both sides of the political divide" - and kept her distance while in
office. 
 
The Thatchers entertained General Pinochet at their home 
Following her resignation, however, she allowed more open social contact
and even planned to attend a private function with the former dictator
during her speaking tour of South America in 1994. She was forced to
cancel through illness. 
General Pinochet, a confirmed anglophile who once described the UK as "the
ideal place to live", reciprocated with equal admiration for Baroness
Thatcher. 
He reportedly made a habit of sending chocolates and flowers to her during
his twice-yearly visits to London and took tea with her whenever possible. 
Just two weeks before his arrest, General Pinochet was entertained by the
Thatchers at their Chester Square address in London. 
 
The Thatchers survey war graves in the Falklands 
It was perhaps the final straw that Baroness Thatcher's mentor and ally
has been detained at a time when Argentina's President Carlos Menem will
be visiting the UK to "build bridges" 16 years after the two countries
went to war over the Falkland islands. 
"It would be disgraceful to preach reconciliation with one, while
maintaining under arrest someone who, during that same conflict, did so
much to save British lives," she wrote. 
Her expression of loyalty is unlikely to have any impact on the situation,
which the government insists will be judged on its legal merits. 
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/198604.stm
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Grazie per aver confermato cio' che avevo detto. 
Del resto era noto e indipendente dalle opinioni rabide di pirla social 
nazionalisti.
1) debito di guerra
2) legge inglese non competente
Am

 Grazie
allora mosley del Pincio,
mi rispondi alla seguente domanda : se hai manifestato davvero contro
Pinochet ha fatto o no una gran porcata UK a lasciarlo andare via da
Londra con la scusa della malattia rivelatasi finta?

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Vi erano i pro e i contro. Hanno esitato poi hanno fatto una scelta, 
mica io, come credi tu nella tua stupidita'.
Am.

 Vi erano i pro e i contro. 
continui a non rispondere. Ergo - visto che sono diversi post che svicoli
- approvi e giustifichi il salvataggio di Pinochet. 
Proprio come avevo detto al tuo camerData Santini .Grazie. 
Ora puoi riabbassare la testa e rialzare le chiappe al Pincio.
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 Proprio come avevo detto al tuo camerData Santini .Grazie.
Io non ho approvato nessun salvataggio. Tant'e' che e' successo cio' che 
doveva succedere: che il dittatore e' stato processato nel suo paese.
Fino adesso non mi risulta che l'UK o altro paese Europeo abbia fatto 
una rogatoria per processare Putin per genocidio in Cecenia, dove le 
vittime sono state cento volte quelle in Cile.
Speriamo che il delitto di Londra apra gli occhi al governo sulla 
necessita' di una posizione robusta e con eventuali sanzioni, se la 
dell'orrendo crimine e della contaminazione e' colpa e' del governo 
russo.
ROTFL, l'antimperialista a doppio binario, che gioca col Polonio e i 
rubinetti del gas...
Am.

 una rogatoria per processare Putin per genocidio in Cecenia,
forse perche' il genocidio e' solo nel tuo butt ben aperto al Pincio?

 forse perche' il genocidio e' solo nel tuo butt ben aperto al Pincio
Q.E.D.
Se ricordo bene in Cecenia e' stato trucidato un milione di persone su 
otto milioni di popolazione. Stessa proprorzione di persone sparite dai 
paesi baltici nel decennio 1940-50.
In Ucraina dagli 8 ai 16 milioni sono morti per azione dei sovietici.
Complimenda,
Am.

 otto milioni di popolazione. 
fonte :
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