Newsgroup: italia.bologna.politica
Titolo: Sinistra europea, complice degli schiavisti

BBC NEWS / AFRICA
Monday, 23 August, 2004, 15:00 GMT 16:00 UK
World commemorates end of slavery
<Immagine: Undated depiction of slaves in captivity>
Events are being held worldwide to mark the abolition of the slave
trade
and to highlight the fact that millions still live as slaves in all
but name. 
The United Nations is leading the celebrations in Paris, while a new
slavery museum is to open in the US state of Ohio later on Monday. 
Senegal is holding a commemoration on Goree Island, once a major
transit
centre for the slave trade. 
A UN official said the full extent of slavery had still to be
recognised.
Human trafficking 
The UN's cultural organisation, Unesco, set 23 August as International
Day
for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition. 
" [Slavery] is still practised in new forms that today affect millions
of
men, women and children across the world " 
Koichiro Matsuura
head of Unesco 
It chose the date to commemorate the 1791 San Domingo (Haiti) revolt,
which
marked the first decisive victory of slaves against their oppressors
and
led to the creation of the first black independent state. 
The UN General Assembly has also proclaimed 2004 as International Year
to
Commemorate the Struggle against Slavery and its Abolition. 
Koichiro Matsuura, head of Unesco, described slavery as an
"unprecedented
tragedy... concealed for many years and... yet to be fully
recognised". 
MODERN SLAVERY
* Bonded labour (about 20 million people) 
* Forced labour 
* Some forms of child labour (179 million) 
* Sexual exploitation of children 
* Trafficking (more than 800,000 people per year - US Government
estimate) 
* Early or forced marriage 
* Chattel slavery Source: Anti-Slavery International 
"Although abolished and penalised in international instruments,
[slavery]
is still practised in new forms that today affect millions of men,
women
and children across the world," he said. 
The Anti-Slavery International group - which is working with Unesco to
raise awareness in schools globally of the transatlantic slave trade -
has
described human trafficking as the fastest growing from of modern-day
slavery. 
The group says the majority of trafficked people are women and girls,
and
experts believe that most of them are sent from Africa and Eastern
Europe
for the sex trade in Western Europe. 
Anti-Slavery International's Beth Herzfeld told the BBC earlier this
year
that chattel slavery, involving a class of hereditary slaves, still
existed
in parts of Africa, and bonded labour remained common in South Asia. 
Human trafficking remained a problem in every African country, the
UN's
Children's Fund, Unicef, said in its April's report. 
The report, which covered 53 African nations, said children were the
biggest victims, describing how they had been forced into slavery,
recruited as child soldiers or sold into prostitution. 
'Underground railroad' 
Events at Unesco's Paris headquarters on Monday include poetry
readings,
lectures, a film screening and an exhibition. 
Ohio is opening a museum dedicated to slaves and anti-slavery
activists,
focusing on the "Underground Railroad" - the clandestine network which
existed up to the American Civil War to help captives escape to
freedom. 
A grand opening ceremony for the Freedom Center's museum will include
a
special concert later on Monday. 
"We want to provide a powerful experience that demonstrates how
the conviction, dedication and passion of some very diverse people
changed
the world 150 years ago," Spencer Crew, executive director of the
National
Underground Railroad Freedom Center, told AFP news agency. 
Commemorative ceremonies are also being held in Senegal's Goree
Island,
where captives were held on the way to the Americas during the
transatlantic slave trade. 
The Goree Island is now a World Heritage site. 
MODERN SLAVERY: A GLOBAL PROBLEM
(Slavery is a problem around the world and very difficult to measure.
The following examples are listed in geographical order and not in
terms
of the magnitude of the problem.) 
1. US: An estimated 20,000 people are trafficked into the US annually
- many
   are forced into prostitution.
2. Dominican Republic: Campaigners say hundreds of thousands of
Haitians are
   rounded up near the border and made to work on Dominican sugar
   plantations.
3. Brazil: Up to 25,000 people are said to be working as slave
labourers -
   most of them clearing Amazonian forests.
4. Mauritania: Despite its abolition in 1981, chattel slavery is still
   strong - up to 1m people are allegedly held as "inheritable
property".
5. Sudan: Campaigners say northern militias continue to take women and
   children in slave raids in the south.
6. Albania: Tens of thousands of Albanian women and girls are thought
to
   have been cheated, abducted and forced into prostitution.
7. UAE: Every year hundreds of boys are reportedly trafficked from
South
   Asia to the UAE and other Gulf states to race camels.
8. Pakistan: Men, women and children are bonded into forced labour in
   agriculture and industry, campaigners say.
9. Burma: Forced labour is reportedly used on a growing number
infrastructure
   projects.
10. Thailand: Thousands of girls are sex slaves for tourists.
(Sources: ILO, American Anti-Slavery Group, US state department.) 
(C) BBC
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Quanto sopra dimostra, se ancora ve ne fosse bisogno, che l'economia
dei paesi del terzo mondo si regge sulla schiavitu' e sullo
sfruttamento.
Arabi e turchi l'hanno praticata per secoli, e in molti paesi islamici
e' ancora oggi alla base dell'ordinamento sociale.
Inoltre, la riduzione in schiavitu' e' anche alla base del fenomeno
del traffico di immigrati illegali che vengono lasciati affluire in
Occidente da magistrati di sinistra e forze dell'ordine conniventi con
gli schiavisti.
Coloro che si oppongono alla legge Bossi sull'immigrazione mostrano
cosi' i propri veri colori di complici degli sfruttatori, degli
schiavisti,
dei banditi.
E autentici banditi fuorilegge si rivelano essere i magistrati
politicizzati
e gli agenti delle forze dell'ordine italiane, malavitosi che violano
la
legge Bossi, che mancano di applicarla, che disattendono la legge
dello stato
che dicono di rappresentare.
Cio' non sorprende, se si considera che essere poliziotto in italia
significa
avere per colleghi i pregiudicati ergastolani pluriomicidi, e
provenire
dalle stesse regioni di origine della criminalita' organizzata...
Parliamo chiaro: chi si oppone alla legge Bossi, si qualifica come
complice
degli schiavisti, perche' gli immigrati illegali vengono fatti
affluire
dalla malavita per il traffico di droga, di stupefacenti, di armi, di
organi, per l'impiego come manovalanza, per l'infiltrazione di
terroristi
islamici, per lo sfruttamento della prostituzione, per il giro della
pedofilia, per la colonizzazione etnica dell'Occidente.
Eccoli, i veri colori dei sedicenti liberali, progressisti, buonisti,
tolleranti di sinistra: complici degli schiavisti terzomondisti,
utili idioti usati da al-Qaeda per infiltrare terroristi e colonizzare
l'Europa, complici dei traffici piu' turpi e disumani.
Chi si oppone alla legge Bossi, puo' solo essere un malavitoso,
collega
e complice di malavitosi.
Padania libera !
La capitale e' la gran Milàn !
Federalismo subito o secessione armata !
Los von Rom !
MAI MULA', TEGN DÜR !
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Per non dimenticare: tra il 1987 e il 1994, la polizia di stato
italiana incaricata di rapinare banche, uffici postali, stazioni di
servizio e supermercati ha ucciso 24 persone tra Emilia Romagna e
Marche, ferendone 114. Nel solo assalto all'ufficio postale di via
Mazzini a Bologna, l'esplosione provocata dai poliziotti fece ben 40
feriti. Per contro, i reati che rimangono impuniti sono l'80.4% su
scala regionale (dato riferito all'Emilia-Romagna) e l'82% su scala
nazionale. Per il conseguimento di tali risultati degni di una
satrapia islamica, lo stato italiano estorce a noi cittadini del Nord
fino al 72% del reddito in tasse.
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"Il tricolore e' bello da vedere,
quando ricopre la cassa del carabiniere"
"Immigration's up, treaty cost's up, crime's up... Had enough?"

Toru Okada 20:22, martedì 24 agosto 2004 italia.bologna.politica wrote:
Caro masumi o toru o tofu o come caspita ti chiami...
volevo farti notare che il morphing non è una bella cosa..anzi,in internet è
equivalente allo spamming...
quindi,dammi il diritto di non leggerti e di non scaricare nemmeno i tuoi
post...per favore...
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equivalente allo spamming...
Di solito uso un solo alias... ma mi sono accorto che in
soc.culture.italian
i miei posts non compaiono, cosi' ho provato a cambiare alias a scopo
di verifica.
Chi non vuole leggere, ne ha pieno diritto, ma nessuno ha diritto di
cancellare i miei messaggi da un ng.
Padania libera !
La capitale e' la gran Milàn !
Federalismo subito o secessione armata !
Los von Rom !
MAI MULA', TEGN DÜR !
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 cancellare i miei messaggi da un ng.
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