Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Scontri di incivilità

alla faccia delle stronzate sullo scontro di civiltà sparate da Berlusconi e
ingozzate come verità assolute dai tacchini nazipsicopatici come
Trigno-Cialtro-Panzo, beccatevi come se le suonano di santa ragione gli
occidentalissimi cattolici con i protestanti, coinvolgendo i bambini
naturalmente:
Pupils taken home under armed guard
By David Sharrock, Ireland Correspondent
(Filed: 11/01/2002)
SCHOOLS in north Belfast closed early yesterday with children terrified
again as fears rose that serious rioting was spreading.
Another night of violence on the streets of Belfast
Children from a Protestant secondary school were transported home in police
armoured Land Rovers because of fears that their buses might be attacked by
Roman Catholic crowds in the Ardoyne district for a second day.
Earlier, loyalists armed with iron bars and carrying at least one pistol
wrecked 18 teachers' cars and terrified pupils at a Roman Catholic secondary
school in a predominantly loyalist area.
It was thought that the attack, at Our Lady of Mercy School, may have been
in response to the stoning of school buses from the Protestant Model Boys'
School on Wednesday.
But the Roman Catholic girls' primary school at the centre of a loyalist
protest for three months last autumn will reopen today.
Holy Cross closed yesterday after violence between local Protestants and
Roman Catholics broke out again midweek. During the riots 48 policemen were
injured and young children threw petrol and acid bombs, bricks and
fireworks.
Eleven civilians were hurt, including four Roman Catholics hit by gun
pellets.
Police came under attack from nationalists and loyalists during fresh
violence last night. They were stoned by a nationalist crowd of more than
250 at Brompton Park.
A short distance away in Twaddell Avenue, about 60 loyalists launched a
similar attack on police and troops. Police came under petrol biomb attack
and several private cars were set on fire.
A soldier suffered burns to his face after being hit by an acid bomb thrown
by loyalists.
The trouble spread from the original two flashpoints to the loyalist
Glenbryn estate where rioters seized a car and forced it into military
lines.
A pregnant bus driver escaped physical injury but suffered severe shock when
her vehicle was hijacked. One man held a hammer to her head and ordered her
to drive to Ardoyne Avenue. Her badly damaged vehicle was recovered later by
troops.
At the height of of Wednesday night's disturbances there were 500 rioters on
both sides.
Terrorists using mobile phones were accused of orchestrating the trouble and
at least one senior member of the Provisional IRA was heavily involved in
the attacks on troops.
Nearly 140 petrol and acid bombs, as well as bricks, bottles and fireworks,
were thrown. Seven people were hit by plastic bullets fired by police
sheltering behind Land Rovers on streets covered in rubble, inches deep in
parts, and burnt-out vehicles.
The origins of the latest outbreak of sectarian violence are obscure.
Loyalists say republicans have been "winding up" Protestants for weeks and
the last straw was the destruction of a memorial in memory of a local taxi
driver murdered last year by the Provisional IRA.
Jane Kennedy, The Northern Ireland security minister, held talks with
security chiefs as extra police and troops moved in to keep the rival crowds
apart.

Forse questo č un esempio di antica politica celtica sopravvissuta
attraverso i secoli.....

 attraverso i secoli.....
Sarebbe bene riscoprire queste antiche tradizioni patane: anche se cosě ci
massacrassimo tutti che ci frega? Tanto siamo superiori...

 wrote:
 > alla faccia delle stronzate sullo scontro di civiltŕ sparate da Berlusconi e
 > ingozzate come veritŕ assolute dai tacchini nazipsicopatici come
 > Trigno-Cialtro-Panzo, beccatevi come se le suonano di santa ragione gli
 > occidentalissimi cattolici con i protestanti, coinvolgendo i bambini
 > naturalmente:
 > 
 > 
 > 
 > Pupils taken home under armed guard
 > By David Sharrock, Ireland Correspondent
 > (Filed: 11/01/2002)
 > 
 > 
 > SCHOOLS in north Belfast closed early yesterday with children terrified
 > again as fears rose that serious rioting was spreading.
 > 
 > 
Questa e' malafede.
Non si possono porre sullo stesso piano la situazione nord-irlandese e
la minaccia che proviene dal terrorismo arabo.
I militanti dell'IRA e i Protestanti sono Europei che sbagliano,
gli arabi sono una minaccia per il mondo intero.
--
  Robert.

 gli arabi sono una minaccia per il mondo intero.
Si suppone che la Gran Bretagna e l'Irlanda siano sue delle nazioni piů
civili d'europa. Definire "europeo che sbaglia" chi tira una bomba contro
delle bambine che hanno l'unica colpa di essere di un'altra setta cristiana
é una barbarie tanto quanto tirare materialmente quella bomba.

 I militanti dell'IRA e i Protestanti sono Europei che sbagliano...
Anche i brigatisti rossi, da noi, erano considerati "compagni
che sbagliano" dal vecchio PCI.
Andrea
salo...@mediacomm.it