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Today I have two stories to tell, but I have two stories alone are worth that much little ...

That's why I decided to add some news to these two numbers, often because the numbers can give a better quantitative dimension on the differences but also about the same reality.

1) Prior history: Saddam Hussein's illegal process

Human Rights Watch (HRW) has called for the annulment of the death sentence against Saddam Hussein because the process was marked by serious irregularities. In a report of 97 pages Mr. accuses the Iraqi government of failing to ensure the independence of judges. Moreover, the rights of defense were violated repeatedly. HRW also criticized the fact that the court has been funded by the U.S. government.

Some numbers: No. of casualties since the war in Iraq (March 19, 2003). Updated on November 22, 2006

Iraqis: U.S. troops 52'624
: 2'867
other soldiers: 246

2) Second story: plan rejected

The governments of France, Spain and Italy have launched an initiative to launch the peace in the Middle East, which provides for a cease fire, an exchange of prisoners and the holding of an international conference. The plan was immediately rejected by the government and the Israeli stanutitense.

Some numbers: number of casualties since the second intifada (28 Sept. 2000). Updated on November 22, 2006.

Palestinians: 4'458
Israelis: 1'045
Other victims: 77

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Fury of Bush against the reporter Hersh

In a confidential document, the CIA says that there is no evidence that Iran is working on a nuclear program for military purposes. The White House lashes out against the secret service independently. He revealed the U.S. journalist Seymour Hersh in the current issue the New Yorker magazine. According to the renowned U.S. investigative reporter, "the analysis of the CIA warned the White House concluded that the fact that we have found evidence of Tehran's atomic ambitions means that the Iranians were good at hiding." Hersh been supporting that "someone has already drawn this conclusion."

The White House was thrown against the article, which he called "a piece full of errors" as well as the latest in "a series of inaccurate articles on the Bush administration." The White House - she added Perino - does not intend to dignify the work of an author who has viciously degraded our troops, and whose contents are based on total falsehoods to justify their radical positions. "

For each one the freedom to judge on this article ...

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No censorship, no dictator in the Catholic Church was free!

If you believe that the Constitution still has value in this country, maybe this can help to call something, you write too.
Read here:

http://pennarossa.splinder.com/post / 9932663

To protest you can fill out the following form of the RAI :

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But in Italy there is Ségolène Royal?

I wonder why in Italy we can not even dream of having a Ségolène Royal?

What have we done wrong to deserve a political class that, neither right nor left, seems to offer at least glimmers of novelty and change? Because the primary is not really Italian choice between different candidates? Why not the politician has 50 years younger?

Because if Zapatero in Spain, in France Ségolène Royal, in Italy we have Prodi, Berlusconi, Casini, Fini, Bossi and Rutelli?

I do not know why but I'm envious of a lot of the French left, or maybe all the French people who managed to bring a woman for president in 53 years with leftist ideas, as to be defined even populist, but in reality it is only elegant French Socialist who believes in the renewal of the state from below.

In France and Spain, things change, and here? I'm still young but who knows if I have time and ways to be proud of a candidate to the left that I really represents ... I almost I moved across the Alps ...

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Italian Schools: prof. Pacifist suspended

I want to inform another horrifying news that affects the world of school Italian.

If the news of Professor. "Sexy" that seems to have upset the whole moral and Italian Catholic news that I think I will return even more troubling and worthy of being known to most people.

November 2006: suspension of pay and the teaching for a month, for a teacher in a tertiary institution in the province of Milan.

Facts: Giuliana Sgrena was abducted in Iraq, the professor started an educational initiative, a "Workshop for Peace" with the production of materials for students. Some members of the institute, however, consider the posting of unacceptable cuts "il manifesto" and materials. The principal decides unilaterally to remove. It follows a controversial dispute that crosses the walls of the institution. In response, the principal starts a process sansionatorio. When the teacher is made aware of it, provides structured educational and cultural reasons, but still manages to get even a parliamentary question, after a year and a half and repeated hearings, the suspension comes from the service.

Scary stuff. Yet another example of bad changes in the structure of the school. Since the school autonomy, so uncritically accepted in diverse environments, "image" has taken the place of culture in accordance with the market knowledge.

There are sexy alternate only, there is even worse, much worse ... think ...

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From Baghdad, the G8 summit in Genoa, the dog of the Bush Reuters photographer the "state of the world"

A Palestinian boy wearing a shirt with a portrait of Arafat, narrow at the waist with a fake explosive belt.

A volume collects the best shots of the big news agency. Over five hundred images that tell everything that has happened since 2000. There are the tragedies, wars, death, but also the little things everyday.

A man protests against the WTO's 2005 Hong Kong plunged into the waters of Victoria Harbour, a few meters from the palace where the conference took place.

A Palestinian woman embraces an olive tree in the village Salem. Soon the soldiers will overthrow destroying 200 Palestinian farms. E 'in November 2005.

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez delivers a replica of Simon Bolivar's sword to his "ally" Evo Morales, president of Bolivia.

George Bush during a conference in his Texas ranch. At his side the Australian Prime Minister John Howard. In front of him Barney, his dog.

from "The Rupubblica"

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Examples culture

After the celebration of the death penalty imposed on Saddam Hussein, here are two news items that have at least made me think about the U.S. democracy.

sarrebbe I wonder what happened if they had taken place in a country in the Middle East or Cuba



1) 10 years, visiting sites on 9 / 11: kicked out of school:

Mark, a 10 year old child in Austin, Texas, was sent home from school and has been disciplined for having sailed, in the computer, on websites for the truth 9 / 11.
Pressante.it Source: click here to continue reading .

2) Video shock of a beating in the U.S.

Two policemen savagely beat a man who just stopped. Hit him in the face while it is stopped on the ground, trying to immobilize him. It 'happened last August. The video posted on the web lawyer defending the victim
Repubblica.it Source: click here to see the VIDEO

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USA We made it!

"Two things are obvious: we must end the war and Mr. Bush to prevent further damage to cause"

Friends, we have made it! We did it! The impossible has occurred: the majority of Americans has clearly and forcefully removed from the House of Representatives to the control of the party of Bush. And, at some point of the day today, we could see the same miracle in the Senate. Whatever the result, the American people has made two things obvious: to end the war and to prevent Mr. Bush to cause further damage to this country we love. In that served the elections. A nothing. Only at this. It 's a message that has rocked the entire Washington - and a note of hope in this troubled planet.

Now the real work begins. As long as we are not breathing down the necks of these Democrats to do it downward, will do what they have always done: casino. A big mess. They helped Bush start this war. It should now run for cover.

But let's take a day to rejoice and to celebrate a rare victory for us - we do not believe in deliberate invasions of other countries. Today is your day, my friends. You have worked hard to get there. Do not tell you what pride I try to consider them part of that vast majority who now belong. Thanks for all the time you have devoted to this crucial week for voting. Some of you have worked on this goal by the impressive demonstrations of February 2003, when we tried to stop the war before it began. Only 10-20 percent of the country agreed with us then. Remember how we were alone? Someone even whistled! Now, 60 percent is on our side. They are us and we are them. What a strange, confident and pleasant feeling. A woman, for the first time in our history, will be chairman of the House. The attempt to ban abortion in the conservative state of South Dakota have been prevented. Have passed laws to increase the minimum wage. The Democrats were elected to fill the seats of Tom DeLay and Mark Foley. John Conyers Jr. of Detroit will become chairman of the Judicial Committee of the Chamber. The Democratic governor of Michigan has beaten the CEO of Amway. The small town near where I live in Michigan has voted Democratic for the first time since ... forever. And we make sure that Congress is finally listening to the majority.

If today you want to do something, send an email or letter to your senators and your congressmen (http://www.visi.com/juan/congress/) and tell them in no uncertain terms, that mean that this election: end the war and do not let Bush get away with more of his brilliant ideas.

Congratulations, again! Now we are going to put on your toes because the Democrats do the work for which they have voted.

Yours, in victory (for once!)
Michael Moore

source http://www.peacereporter.net/

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The death penalty and yet on the West

E 'come!

In the end, awaited by all, has arrived ... The death sentence for Saddam Hussein came quietly, sneaking in two days before the elections in the United States. In addition to highlighting the anger and outrage for a penalty against all ethics I refer instead to the timing of the sentence. It will be a case in the elections but maybe you wanted to call to vote Republican all the fanatics who believe in the global war on terrorism. I will tell you that I'm not surprised that much this story, I do not know if you remember the video of Bin Laden before the last U.S. presidential.

makes me even more disgusted but the joy for the death penalty by the Brit and U.S. governments, which most democratic governments in theory the world and respect for fundamental rights. The death penalty is an unjust punishment and I think unthinkable today, even for criminals like Saddam. Thinking back even though the UN Security Council, the U.S. has proposed as a non-permanent member in Guatemala, one of the states, Cuba, where capital punishment still exists.

Then Blair, for many defined the model for the European left, has approved the execution. Absurd, simply absurd ...

Fortunately the rest of Europe, including Italy mouth of Prodi and D'Alema has sharply condemned the sentence. I hope you reopen an open discussion many times and never finished: the abolition of the death penalty worldwide. A campaign must be conducted worldwide and international bodies invalid (not sure the current UN) that are able to pursue this goal even by imposing penalties and sanctions for those states that do not comply with the directives.

A beautiful utopia, eh??

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