Newsgroup: it.politica
Titolo: Guardian, che giornalaccio ROTFL!!!  CHE  FIGURA  DI MERDA!!

Ci siamo, il G8 "italiano" � ufficialmente partito. Ieri, grazie al 
patriottismo di alcuni giornali italiani, abbiamo assistito ad alcune 
vergognose polemiche. Prendete l'articolo del Guardian, quello che ipotizzia 
una espulsione dell'Italia dal G8. Un intervento molto duro, ripreso 
ovviamente, senza esitazioni, da organi di informazione come Repubblica, 
ormai il vero partito di opposizione, non molto democratica, di questo 
Paese.
La voglia di screditare Silvio Berlusconi, e quindi l'Italia, cancella ogni 
possibile scrupolo nel pubblicare notizie completamente false. Il piccolo 
giornale inglese, infatti, ha scritto una castroneria. Una cosa che non pu� 
essere vera. Non ha alcun fondamento di verit�. Perch�, semplicemente, dal 
G8 non pu� essere espulso nessuno, come ha ricordato addirittura Massimo 
D'Alema. Insomma,l'articolo del Guardian era completamente falso ma era cos� 
dannatamente perfetto per gettare un po' di fango sull'Italia. Che � quello 
che conta.
 

 Ci siamo, il G8 "italiano" è ufficialmente partito. Ieri, grazie al
http://www.whitehouse.gov/the_press_office/PRESS-BRIEFING-BY-MIKE-FROMAN-DEPUTY-NATIONAL-SECURITY-ADVISOR-FOR-INTERNATIONAL-ECONOMIC-AFFAIRS/
Il Guardian si è quantomeno preso una cantonata storica:
"Q There were reports today -- yesterday and today about the lack of
preparation and inattention of the Italian presidency in the run-up to
this summit.  The New York Times makes the case today in the op-ed,
claiming that President Obama should take the lead to fill this gap.
How do you comment on that?  And the second question is it looks like
you had a lot to do in the run-up to this summit because of the
Italian --you personally, yes -- (laughter) -- and that you had to
call a sherpa conference because the Italian presidency didn't do
that.
MR. FROMAN:  Yes, I saw stories to that effect.  Let me say first of
all, that specific reference to us calling us a separate sherpa call
is not true.  I'm not sure where it came from and there was -- I'm
also the sherpa for the G20 process.  We did have a call about the
Pittsburgh summit a week or so ago, as we're leading that summit, but
we did not call a G8 sherpa call.
Let me say more generally, I think the Italian presidency has done a
terrific job of preparing for the summit and I think both in the
physical sense that we're here at a place that just a few months ago
would not have envisaged having such a summit, and they've done a
terrific job of building out this facility and making it possible for
the leaders to gather in an appropriate location given the earthquake.
But secondly, on the agenda, I think the Italians defined an agenda
early on and worked methodically through it.  The way the G8 works is
we all contribute to the process and each of our leaders and each of
our administrations have particular issues that we work with the
presidency on to put on the agenda and to hopefully get adopted at the
summit.
We've done that on some issues, but on many of the issues -- take food
security, for example, while it's been a major focus of ours, it goes
back to the G8 summit of last year in Toyako where the G8 made a major
initiative of food security.  We're trying to take it to the next step
and we've been working hand in glove with the Italian presidency, who
also feels very strongly about the issue.
So I'm somewhat surprised by the reports.  I think the Italian
presidency has done a very good job of preparing for the summit and I
think it will be a successful summit."
Raffaele

Il Guardian si =E8 quantomeno preso una cantonata storica:
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Ma di chi � questo pidgin English ?
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