Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Quando si bombarda per nascondere la verita'

http://www.cbc.ca/canada/ottawa/story/2008/02/06/ot-von-kruedener-080206.html
UN officer reported Israeli war crimes before deadly bombing: widow
A United Nations military observer sent e-mails home to Canada
reporting that Israel was bombing schools and waging "a campaign of
terror against the Lebanese people" shortly before he was killed by an
Israeli bomb in Lebanon, said his widow.
Maj. Paeta Hess-von Kruedener of Kingston, Ont., a member of the
Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, was one of four UN
military observers who died when the Israeli Defence Forces bombed a
marked United Nations post on July 25, 2006.
Cynthia Hess-von Kruedener said her husband's mission was to report on
the hostilities in the area and she believes that is why Israeli
forces attacked the Israeli United Nations Truce Supervision
Organization (UNTSO) post, despite Israel's claims that the bombing
was accidental.
"Obviously they were unhappy with what they were observing. Maybe that
post was in the way as well," she said. "I know my husband was
reporting war crimes. And I guess they don't want to deal with that."
Hess-von Kruedener said she is speaking out this week because a
Canadian Forces board of inquiry report issued recently about the
bombing has left questions unanswered.
The report, released Jan. 31, blamed the Israeli Defence Forces for
the incident, but also found the Israeli military refused to provide
documents other than a summary of its own internal investigation,
"which lacked sufficient detail to explore certain issues to their
fullest extent." The report said the UN also refused to provide
documents requested for the investigation.
Israeli government spokesman Ariyeh Mekel said Wednesday from
Jerusalem that Israel is examining the report, and has no response
yet. Mekel also offered Israel's condolences to the families of the
four dead men.
Hess-von Kruedener said she is not satisfied with the response of the
Canadian government, which she alleges did not protest Israel's
refusal to co-operate in the probe.
"Well you expect your government to step in and do the right thing,
but that doesn't seem to be the case," she said. "So we are just ... We
don't know where to turn. We're just beside ourselves I guess."
Prime Minister Stephen Harper said shortly after the attack that he
did not believe Israel deliberately targeted the UN post, but would
ask Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert "for his full co-operation in
getting to the bottom of this."
Israel said the attack was an accident, but took responsibility for
errors that reportedly led to the bombing.
In a statement issued Wednesday, Hess-von Kruedener called on the
House of Commons to debate the findings of the board of inquiry report
through the foreign minister, and take the issue to the UN Security
Council and the UN General Assembly.
She also asked the public to get involved by writing their MPs.
"I know that Paeta would also want the international community to
speak up," she said. "I'm only one voice ... I definitely need other
people to speak out and say something needs to happen."

 
Eh si, un complotto internazionale che comprende pure l'ONU e lo 
stesso Canada che ha aperto l'inchiesta :)
D'altronde chi se non un *COGLIONE* come Torrieri potrebbe supportare
simili *PIRLATE*. :)
-Stefano