Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Non so bene cosa significhi

Ma nelle basi inglesi a Cipro c'e' un gran movimento di aerei. Si preparano ad attaccare la Siria o stanno solo minacciando, chi lo sa.

 Ma nelle basi inglesi a Cipro c'e' un gran movimento di aerei. 
 
Vanno in Israele a sposarsi, c'è un rabbino che ha detto che si può.
Boh, chissà chi ha messo la voce in giro.

Hai detto qualcosa, bestiolina?

 Hai detto qualcosa, bestiolina?
 
A chi parli?

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Amava i palestinesi, e odiava fortemente gli israeliani, particolarmente i coloni. Sperava che un giorno lo “Stato” di Israele venisse distrutto dagli arabi. [...]
Odiava il sionismo. Era consapevole che occorre distruggere lo Stato sionista, che e’ illegale. Sognava che un giorno 1.5 milioni di palestinesi si sarebbero sollevati in una lotta armata contro i 5 milioni di sionisti, e avrebbero liberato dall’occupazione sionista la Galilea ed altre regioni.
Arrigoni è ben più di un “blogger”: ma quando i giornalisti se ne sono andati da Gaza, lui è rimasto là, e aveva un blog. Sono sempre i migliori che si ficcano nei guai. Mi unisco alla preghiera dei palestinesi che lo vogliono vivo e libero. 
 
Amen, stei iumanne!

 Amava i palestinesi, e odiava 
 
Il criceto deve avere scoperto il copia-incolla. Nuove terrorizzanti prospettive.

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Passo.

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bravo, a cuccia. E stei iumanne. 
 

 bravo, 
 
Grazie, ma non così. Riprova.

 Gra
 
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Il giorno martedì 3 settembre 2013 00:18:22 UTC+2, Gerald Bostock ha scritto:
 
 
Eh?

 Eh?
 
François Genoud (26 October 1915 – 30 May 1996) was a noted Swiss financier and a principal benefactor of the Nazi diaspora through the ODESSA network and supporter of Middle Eastern liberation groups during the post-World War II 20th century. He was considered the Swiss financier of the Third Reich.
He met Adolf Hitler in 1932 as a teenager in a hotel while studying in Bonn. Genoud is notable for being the executor of last will and testament of Nazi propagandist Joseph Goebbels, and for reportedly making a fortune from publishing Goebbels' diaries which he held the posthumous rights for along with Hitler and Bormann's works. 
Nazi hunters such as Serge Klarsfeld and Simon Wiesenthal, journalist David Lee Preston and others have asserted that his role as a benefactor for surviving National Socialist interests goes much deeper, offering evidence that Genoud was no less than the principal financial manager of the hidden Swiss assets of the Third Reich after World War II.
Genoud became a passionate supporter of Arab liberation causes, funding many nationalist and left-wing organisations.
In the 1960s Genoud began supplying arms for Palestinian causes. The Lausanne-based New European Order organisation, met in Barcelona in April 1969 where Palestinian groups received financial support and Genoud placed them in contact with former Nazis who would assist their military training, including pledged support designated for the Palestinian Liberation Organisation. He was a close associate of Dr. George Habash and Jacques Verges, and in September 1969 he contributed finances for the legal expenses of three Palestinians from the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine following their attack on an El Al flight in Zurich, where he personally sat at their defense table.
Genoud was a close friend of Otto Skorzeny, Karl Wolff, and Klaus Barbie during the years of the Third Reich.[7]
Genoud financed several legal defenses, including Adolf Eichmann and Klaus Barbie.He financed the defense of Bruno Breguet during the 1970s after a bombing mission in Israel in 1970. 
He also bankrolled Ayatollah Khomeini's exile in France when Iran was governed by Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. Throughout the 1970s he financed many left-wing groups with the goal of armed Arab liberation.
He was associated with Noam Chomsky.  Genoud said "my views have not changed since I was a young man. Hitler was a great leader, and if he had won the war the world would be a better place today."

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Ah.

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