08-30-2008, 07:52 AM
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->In summoning the Indian Ambassador and urging New Delhi to take "decisive action" to curb 'anti-Christian violence' in Orissa, the Government of Italy has breached diplomatic propriety and caused a public relations disaster of enormous magnitude.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
And so, the xtian spin machine has turned an assault on Hindus and murder of 80 year old Hindu leader into a story of their victimization. Anyway, who are these Italians to instruct anyone on these matters?
http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story...57-2703,00.html
Why Indian ambassador did not shoot back? Shameless scum.
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->But in Naples local people pre-empted the crackdown and took the law into their own hands. Scores of youths on scooters and motorbikes wielded iron bars and threw Molotov cocktails at the Roma shanty towns. Their anger came to a head after a 17-year-old Roma girl entered a flat in Ponticelli and apparently tried to steal a six-month-old girl. The child's mother and neighbours gave chase and the teenager escaped being lynched only after police moved in.
Naples erupted in fury, with women leading the marches on the Roma camps to the chant of "Fuori, fuori" ("Out, out") and "Go home, dirty child stealers". Young men, allegedly on the orders of the Camorra, the Naples Mafia, set the sites ablaze, blocking attempts by the fire brigade to put out the fires. Exploding gas canisters completed the destruction. The women jeered at the firemen, shouting: "You put the fires out, we start them again."
Hundreds of Roma families fled for their lives, their belongings piled on to small pick-up trucks or handcarts. Some have been taken under police protection. Others have found refuge at Roma camps elsewhere in the Campania region, while a few have been taken in by Naples residents shocked at the outbreak of xenophobia. <!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
And so, the xtian spin machine has turned an assault on Hindus and murder of 80 year old Hindu leader into a story of their victimization. Anyway, who are these Italians to instruct anyone on these matters?
http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story...57-2703,00.html
Why Indian ambassador did not shoot back? Shameless scum.
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->But in Naples local people pre-empted the crackdown and took the law into their own hands. Scores of youths on scooters and motorbikes wielded iron bars and threw Molotov cocktails at the Roma shanty towns. Their anger came to a head after a 17-year-old Roma girl entered a flat in Ponticelli and apparently tried to steal a six-month-old girl. The child's mother and neighbours gave chase and the teenager escaped being lynched only after police moved in.
Naples erupted in fury, with women leading the marches on the Roma camps to the chant of "Fuori, fuori" ("Out, out") and "Go home, dirty child stealers". Young men, allegedly on the orders of the Camorra, the Naples Mafia, set the sites ablaze, blocking attempts by the fire brigade to put out the fires. Exploding gas canisters completed the destruction. The women jeered at the firemen, shouting: "You put the fires out, we start them again."
Hundreds of Roma families fled for their lives, their belongings piled on to small pick-up trucks or handcarts. Some have been taken under police protection. Others have found refuge at Roma camps elsewhere in the Campania region, while a few have been taken in by Naples residents shocked at the outbreak of xenophobia. <!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->