February 07, 2007

Giulania Sgrena: The Lie Continues

Giuliana Sgrena is in the news again. It seems that she and her lawyers have convinced an Italian judge that the unfortunate shooting which killed her escort, Italian Nicola Calipari, was not only "murder" but "politically motivated". The American servicemen charged will now be tried in abstentia because the "murder" of Calipari and the "attempted murder" of Sgrena was part of some larger political plot.

It's not so much that we care that Giuliana Sgrena thinks herself so important that she believed the CIA was out to shut her up.

I mean, Sgrena works for Il Manifesto, the Communist Party operated Italian newspaper. She admitted she was in Iraq to document "America's war crimes". Her allegations in print went so far as to accuse the U.S. of using "nuclear weapons" in Iraq. She was abducted while on her way to interview Sunni refugees from Fallujah who "swore" that the U.S. was "targetting civilians with napalm". So, we expect her to believe all sorts of nutty things.

But what really has me bothered is that an Italian judge could buy into such ludicrious accusations as to even merit a trial. What next, and indictment against the Karl Rove for his role in the Illuminati plot to create a one-world government?

PS--Remember, this is the same Giuliana Sgrena who urged her terrorist captors to do a second take on her hostage video.....so she would be seen crying.

WaPo:

A judge Wednesday ordered a U.S. soldier to stand trial in absentia for the fatal shooting of an Italian intelligence agent at a checkpoint in Baghdad, the prosecutor said.

Spc. Mario Lozano is indicted for murder and attempted murder in the death of Nicola Calipari, who was shot on March 4, 2005, on his way to the Baghdad airport shortly after securing the release of an Italian journalist who had been kidnapped in the Iraqi capital, prosecutor Pietro Saviotti said.

Another agent, who was driving the car, and the journalist, Giuliana Sgrena, were wounded.

"This looks to me like the first step on a long road toward truth and justice, and I hope justice will come in the end," said a visibly emotional Rosa Calipari, the agent's widow...

According to prosecutors, the judge said in his ruling that Lozano can be tried for "political murder," because Calipari was a civil servant and his slaying damaged Italy's interests.

Italian law does not allow foreigners charged with killing Italians abroad to be tried in absentia unless the murder has political connotations, prosecutors have said in the past.

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Posted by: Rusty at 04:42 PM | Comments (18) | Add Comment
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1 What next, and indictment against the Karl Rove for his role in the Illuminati plot to create a one-world government?

Dude - its so obvious. Unless, Rusty, you're a Rovian agent planted to throw us all off...

Posted by: Good Lt at February 07, 2007 05:47 PM (D0TMh)

2 Now that you're on to me, be afraid.  Be very afraid.

Posted by: Rusty at February 07, 2007 05:49 PM (JQjhA)

3 Sgrena is a horrid creature and should be ignored. It is unfortunate that the US soldier name is being dragged through the dirt.
 
However, whatever stratgegy our State Department is using to deal with these cases is not working. They will need to get much tougher.

Posted by: kate at February 07, 2007 06:27 PM (+mSci)

4 Oh, and that political implications bit. It was used in the past to try SS officers in absentia for real war crimes it Italy.   The fact they are using this on our innocent soldier is  a blood libel and a insult to our country. Our State Department types need to get angry. All they say is we still have good relations with Italy blah, blah, blah....
 
We should also remind tthe Italians that the American Servicemember Protection Act applies here plus we could issue a terrorism warning for Italy right before the tourist season, they hate it when that happens.
 
I feel sorry for Lozano. From what I've read he seems like an excellent soldier and is really upset over this incident.
 
 

Posted by: kate at February 07, 2007 06:32 PM (+mSci)

5 Rusty, why are you surprised that an Italian judge is taking this seriously when it probably wouldn't be too hard to find a Carter-appointed judge to do the very same thing?

Posted by: slug at February 07, 2007 06:43 PM (Mlgws)

6 It's pointless since the guy will not be turned over to Italy. It is sad that an Italian hero was killed though. He was just an agent doing his job.

Posted by: John Doe at February 07, 2007 07:26 PM (SYd2E)

7 Look George Bush and Dick Cheney worked with notorious liar Doug Feith to pass off "ludicrous accusations" against Saddam's
long abandoned WMDs. it kind of set the stage for accepting
"ludicrous accusations" related to the war, eh Rusty?

Posted by: Ken Hoop at February 07, 2007 08:40 PM (7GYBH)

8 I wish she had been killed also. I have nothing but distrust and hatred for all "press" and never lose any sleep when one of them is offed nosing around in an area where they have no business being, especially filth like her that put a severe spin on everything according to her own irrelevant opinions and report it as "news". Fuck her.

Posted by: Jack's Smirking Revenge at February 07, 2007 08:49 PM (CtVG6)

9 This really isn't surprising at all. Many European Judges and
prosecutors have been engaging in this type of purely political
activity for quite a while. After the cold war ended any member of a
former American ally who would visit Europe could face arrest for
crimes against humanity but to the best of my knowledge they never
tried the same with communist leaders who had ordered similar
atrocities. Hell....Gorbachev was ordering the murders of innocent
civilians in the Baltic States in 1991 in a last ditch attempt to quell
their revolution. And there were plenty more executions he ordered
before that.Was it ever suggested that they arrest him. Fuck no. The
Euros gave him parades and hailed him as a hero.

Posted by: Randman at February 07, 2007 09:03 PM (Sal3J)

10 What a joke.  This will go nowhere--this is another communist nutcase hoping to fulfill the communist dream (which is really a nightmare).

You're a disgrace to Italians like me, Ms. Sgrena.

Posted by: Richard Romano at February 07, 2007 09:32 PM (/2Xsz)

11 Ken Poop:


Are you saying that the Italian judge suffers from the same BDS that you do, or that lying about the mission in Iraq is hunky dory so long as it serves the greater "good" of Marxism?


Save it for the incoming freshman class, dildo.

Posted by: Jeff Bargholz at February 08, 2007 09:39 AM (Dt3sl)

12 It's like the night of the living dead, where these raving wackjob leftards just keep resurfacing. Has the left been practicing voodoo?

Posted by: William Teach at February 08, 2007 09:40 AM (doAuV)

13 I'm saying, with the very Right Paul Craig Roberts, a war based on lies revealed early on, naturally breeds everything from broad mistrust, other possible lies told with significantly increased rationale for evening out the scoreboard, and also sharpened intensity for
truthtelling.
 
So let the courts decide. Speaking of courts, the last surviving judge at Nuremberg says Bush also belongs in a similar court.

Posted by: Ken Hoop at February 08, 2007 03:36 PM (DZbll)

14 Ken Poop:


I see. You're saying that the Italian judge suffers from the same BDS that you do, and that lying about the mission in Iraq is hunky dory so long as it serves the greater "good" of Marxism.


Thanks for clearing that up.



Posted by: Jeff Bargholz at February 08, 2007 04:18 PM (Dt3sl)

15 Jeff Barfholz
 
I am saying that anyone who beleives Bush didn't lie about the nature of the intelligence writ large to the American people is a
political Moonie. That evidently means you, Barfer.

Posted by: Ken Hoop at February 08, 2007 08:44 PM (7GYBH)

16 Ken POOP: "I never had sex with that women Ms Lewinski. Never not one time" And you say Bush lies. Asshole.

Posted by: greyrooster at February 08, 2007 09:37 PM (ZAZT9)

17 Ken Poop:


Getting things ass-backwards seems to be your forte. A leftie that projects? How unusual!


Antbody who believes Bush lied about intelligence in the run up to the Iraq War has shit for brains. Anybody who expects rational people to believe this canard is equally stupid. Which category of stupidity do you fall in?


Being a leftist means never having to admit you're a lying simp.

Posted by: Jeff Bargholz at February 09, 2007 08:38 AM (Dt3sl)

18 It does mean that this kid can never again take a vacation anywhere in the EU, or in any third world country that likes to suck up to the EU.

Posted by: holdfast at February 12, 2007 12:26 AM (Gzb30)

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