Newsgroup: it.politica
Titolo: Re: (OT) Spam Elettorale

 della Municipalità n°1 (Chiaia-Posillipo-S.Ferdinando).
Quando nacquero i verdi mia sorella fu la prima dei non eletti - un solo
verde raggiunse il podio e per soli 4 in più, questi vinse.
- I verdi a Napoli praticamente li ha creati lei con i suoi " bancarielli "
raccogli firme a Via Scarlatti.
Da notare: siccome mio padre era in politica, Psdi (ndr.)
RosyBindilesbicozzyazzyozyPGLNCL mia sorella non lo aveva detto a nessuno in
famiglia, quindi i voti non li ebbe.
Quando si dice rimuda®Bellezzao è orgoglio familiare nel sangue e per la
serie " come si vive in Italia " Sua Eccellenza Il Presidente della
Repubblica Napolitano coglie il motivo in più per nominarmi senatore a vita,
gliene sarò grato da vero signore qual'è.
Ps. Prendete le distanze dalla sorella di The Punisher, dalla madre di
Andrea Vanacore - loro li conosciamo bene: sono arrivisti, traffichini,
figurarsi le donne in tali famiglie ...
Electronic Drawing
rimuda® graphic's script design
Collection " Dark more than Black "
a semi gothic expression of love

 figurarsi le donne in tali famiglie ...
Uha' 11 ore faom Google News UK galloway Green ... e dire che mia sorella fa
la pacifista
British War Critic Says Killing Blair 'Justifiable'
By Kevin Sullivan
Washington Post Foreign Service
Saturday, May 27, 2006; Page A16
LONDON, May 26 -- George Galloway, a member of Parliament and fierce critic
of the U.S. and British role in the Iraq war, said Friday that he understood
how someone angry about the war could find it "morally justifiable" to kill
Prime Minister Tony Blair.
"From the point of view of someone who has seen their country invaded and
their family blown apart, it's possible, of course, for them to construct a
moral justification," Galloway said in a statement published on the Web site
of his Respect party. "But I've made my position clear. I would not support
anyone seeking to assassinate the prime minister."
 
A Blair spokesman, traveling with the prime minister in Washington, said
Blair had no comment. "We may think a lot about it, but we're not going to
say anything about it," the spokesman said, speaking on the condition of
anonymity as is standard practice here.
Galloway has emerged as one of the most controversial politicians in Britain
since being thrown out of Blair's Labor Party in 2003 for urging British
troops to refuse to fight in Iraq.
Galloway is perhaps best known in Washington for his appearance in May 2005
before a U.S. Senate committee investigating allegations that he profited in
the United Nations oil-for-food program, in which Iraq was allowed to sell
oil under U.N. supervision. Galloway used the appearance to make a
theatrical and fiery denunciation of the U.S. justification for the Iraq war
as a "pack of lies."
Galloway is seen as an eccentric radical by many members of the British
political establishment but commands respect in the largely Muslim
constituency in London he represents in Parliament.
His reputation among critics reached new lows this year when he appeared on
"Celebrity Big Brother," a reality television show, and crawled on all fours
pretending to be a cat and licking imaginary milk out of the cupped hands of
another cast member.
Galloway's comments Friday, when he was reportedly traveling in Cuba, came
in response to questions over an upcoming interview in GQ magazine, in which
he is quoted as saying an assassination attempt on Blair "would be entirely
logical and explicable -- and morally equivalent to ordering the deaths of
thousands of innocent people in Iraq as Blair did."
Morale della favola: criticare sempre sparare mai
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