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Titolo: Nine killed as Afghans rage at US for Guantanamo (BBC)

Come previsto la tortura sta portando la sua nemesi...
Am. 
Nine killed as Afghans rage at US
 
Burning the US flag - protesters vent their frustration
At least nine more people - including civilians and policemen - have 
been killed in a fourth day of anti-US protests in Afghanistan, 
officials say. 
The BBC's Andrew North in Kabul says the violence appears to be 
spreading with reports of disturbances coming from across the country.
 Many demonstrations started after traditional Friday prayer meetings.
 The protests started after a report that US guards at the Guantanamo 
Bay detention centre desecrated the Koran.
 'Angry crowd' 
Police officers are reported to be among four dead in Ghazni province, 
150km south-west of the capital, Kabul, after security forces clashed 
with protesters.
 
The Ghazni police chief is reported to have been injured when shooting 
broke out.
 Another three people were killed in the north-eastern province of 
Badakhshan after police opened fire on what reports described as a large 
group of protesters who were shouting "Death to America!".
 "It's like a tsunami, anything can happen. It's difficult to predict," 
provincial police chief Shah Jahan Noori told Reuters news agency, 
adding that demonstrators had fired on aid agency offices.
   We respect the Koran and support those who demonstrate but we want 
peaceful demonstrations  
Sibghatullah Mojaddedi
 
Security sources say one person was killed in the city of Gardez 
south-east of Kabul and another protester shot in the north-western town 
of Qal-e-now.
 US forces are reported to have gone to the aid of a UN compound in 
Gardez when it was besieged by demonstrators.
 Anti-US sentiment 
 In Kabul though, imams preaching to Friday worshippers called for calm, 
saying it was acceptable to demonstrate over the allegations of the 
Koran being abused but not to resort to violence.
 "We respect the Koran and support those who demonstrate," Sibghatullah 
Mojaddedi, who heads the country's peace and reconciliation commission, 
told worshippers in Kabul's main Blue Mosque.
"But we want peaceful demonstrations," he added.
 Friday's deaths come after seven people were killed in protests on 
Wednesday and Thursday.
 The unrest broke out after Newsweek magazine reported on 9 May that 
interrogators at Guantanamo Bay placed Korans on toilets to upset 
suspects, and in one case "flushed a holy book down the toilet".
 Correspondents also say many Afghans are reacting to what they regard 
as heavy-handed tactics used by American forces in their country.
 The US commands a foreign force of about 18,300 in Afghanistan.
 Aid agencies have also become a focus of resentment for many Afghans 
who feel they have yet to see the benefit of the billions of dollars of 
international aid money pumped into the country.
 Insulting the Koran or the Prophet Muhammad is regarded as blasphemy 
and punishable by death in both Pakistan and Afghanistan.
 'Deep indignation'
 US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice has promised prompt action if 
allegations of desecration of the Koran at the Guantanamo Bay prison 
camp prove to be true.
 
There have been repeated reports of abuses at Guantanamo Bay
 
She said desecration was abhorrent and disrespect for the Koran would 
not be tolerated.
 The Saudi government has voiced "deep indignation" at the reported 
desecration, in the first official reaction from an Arab state.
 The Pakistani foreign minister Khurshid Kasuri has said that if reports 
that US guards at Guantanamo Bay desecrated the Koran are true, they 
should be severely punished.
 Pakistan's powerful opposition Islamic coalition called on Muslims to 
protest after Friday prayers but in the main cities of Islamabad, 
Lahore, Peshawar, Quetta and Karachi no more than a few hundred turned 
out.
 Both Pakistan and Afghanistan are close allies of the US in its war 
against terror.
 The US is holding about 520 inmates at Guantanamo Bay, many of them 
al-Qaeda and Taleban suspects captured in Pakistan and Afghanistan 
following the 11 September 2001 attacks in the US and subsequent US-led 
invasion of Afghanistan.

 Come previsto la tortura sta portando la sua nemesi...
Hai detto la ca***ta del giorno :)
-Stefano


Disse il bue all'asino... 

 Hai detto la ca***ta del giorno :)
Tu invece hai sparato quelle del secolo: tranquillo, nessuno 
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 riuscira' mai ad egualgliarti, nemmeno amalric
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corani sulla tavoletta del cesso?
Am.

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Ritiro quello che ho detto nei tuoi confronti. 
Cmq. a troll si risponde da troll o con plonk, oltre una certa soglia. 
SdC l'ha varcata da tempo, nei suoi undici anni di attivita' usenettiana.
Am.

Tu invece hai sparato quelle del secolo:
...disse il bue all'asino... :)
-Stefano

 attivita' usenettiana.
prova a vedere come gli rispondo io....;)
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SdC l'ha varcata da tempo,
...disse il bue all'asino... :)
-Stefano

 ...disse il bue all'asino... :)
...disse l'asino :)
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#_Ohhhhh!...me pari Sansone. Co 'sta mascella d'asino, stai menando migliaia
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