Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: India, attentato sui binari: 71 morti

i maoisti sono i nuovi thugs...li tratterei come tali :-)
Ma a parte la batttuta si potrebbe quasi dire che di fatto la guerra tra 
India e Cina bene o male in parte � gi� cominciata...
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Televideo Rai
Dal Mondo
INDIA, ATTENTATO SUI BINARI: 71 MORTI
28/05/2010 11:51
Il deragliamento e lo scontro fra due treni provocato dall'esplosione di un 
ordigno sui binari a Sardiha, nell' India Orientale, ha causato almeno 71 
morti e oltre 120 feriti. Un treno passeggeri diretto da Mumbai a Kolkata 
(Bengala occidentale) ha investito un merci che procedeva sul binario 
opposto Le squadre di soccorso sono al lavoro per estrarre decine di feriti 
ancora intrappolati tra le lamiere. L'attentato � stato rivendicato con 
alcuni volantini da un gruppo della guerriglia maoista indiana, il Comitato 
popolare contro le atrocit� della polizia.

 Am.
naturalmente per combattere le atrocit� compiute dalla polizia (contro le 
bande maoiste?) facciamo pure deragliare i treni e mettiamo sul piatto 71 
morti innocenti...immagino sia questo il tuo pensiero sull'argomento...
Il tuo passato da militante komunista ogni tanto sale in superficie ;-)) 

 Am.
potrei anche essere blandamente reazionario :-) (classista proprio no) 
tuttavia credo che nella vita bisogna pur fare delle scelte. O si sta con i 
maoisti o si sta con la polizia :-) O si sta con i tibetani o si sta con i 
cinesi... Non si pu� dire che si solidarizza con gli uni e poi si va a fare 
la scampagnata con gli altri... O i boicottaggi sono coerenti o se no � solo 
ipocrisia radical chic da veri classisti da salotto bene :-) 

 regione...
che è un po' diverso dal mandare la polizia a sparare alla ndo cojo
cojo

Immagini commuoventi del giorno seguente:
http://beta.thehindu.com/news/national/article441362.ece

 persone abbiano fatto un vero 'favore' al popolo... (???)
Infatti non ne sono felici: “We are sorry, but it could not be
helped.”
E' da ricordarsi che Lo Hindu è un giornale della sinistra.
Ancora, i seguenti commenti sono molto interessanti:
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http://beta.thehindu.com/opinion/editorial/article440703.ece
Opinion » Editorial
May 28, 2010
Maoist cult of death
“We are sorry,” said a Communist Party of India (Maoist) spokesperson
after a bomb went off under a crowded bus in Chhattisgarh earlier this
month, killing 24 civilians, “but it could not be helped.” Friday's
tragedy in West Bengal's Paschim Medinipur district, which has claimed
at least 75 lives, suggests Maoist groups see the death of ever-larger
numbers of civilians as an acceptable part of the macabre war they
have inflicted on large swathes of central and eastern India. West
Bengal authorities have announced the Maoist-linked People's Committee
for Police Atrocities left posters at the site where the Mumbai-bound
Gyaneshwar Express derailed, saying the attack was carried out to
protest unspecified Communist Party of India (Marxist) “atrocities.”
In recent months, there have been other attacks of this kind. Last
week, two people were injured when extremists in Paschim Medinipur
opened fire on a Tatanagar-bound express train. Two days earlier, a
bomb went off under a train carrying oil through Bihar; 14 freight
cars caught fire. On May 19, Maoists bombed a freight train near
Jhargram, injuring two engine drivers. Last year, two people were
killed and 38 injured in an attack on another train in Jharkhand's
Simdega district. During the three-day bandh called by Maoists between
February 7 and 9, 2010, railway lines, which by their nature are
difficult to protect, were targeted 11 times. Each of these incidents
could easily have had outcomes just as horrific as the latest.
A movement that used to claim it targeted only ‘combatants' is
increasingly resorting to excitative terrorism against ‘non-
combatants.' Eight years ago, when Maoists blew up a bus near
Chintagudem, in Andhra Pradesh's Warangal district and 14 adivasis
were killed, CPI(Maoist) leader Muppala Laxman Rao, alias Ganapathy,
issued a public apology — although it bears mention that he did little
to punish the perpetrators, choosing only to demote squad commander
Akula Indraiah. In general, Maoist groups in Andhra Pradesh offered
apologies, and sometimes even compensation, for civilian deaths. In
recent months, dozens of local-level opponents of Maoists — many of
them poor peasants — have been tortured and executed; CPI(Marxist)
cadre in West Bengal have been among the principal victims. Maoist
leaders have been unrepentant, claiming, for example, that they had
issued circulars and warnings that civilians “should keep away from
buses and lorries ferrying government forces” but “they did not listen
and paid a heavy price.” Language like this advertises the fact that a
movement carried out in the name of India's poor has, for all
practical purposes, degenerated into an inhuman cult of death.

cojo
fammi qualche esempio che non mi risulta... 

practical purposes, degenerated into an inhuman cult of death.
come i thugs ;-)