Remember Carlo Giuliani!

by Ciaron Thu Jul 20, 2006 23:54

Thank you for doing this. I was down at the Italian Embassy days after the state killing. the three other folks had all been deported on landing at Genoa Airport. What the deportees had in common was they had all been arrested in nonviolent blockades at Fasalane nuclear sub base in Faslane, Scotland.

I met Brian & Babs and within a few months I was flying to Scotland to be Godfather for their son, who all three turned up at our 2nd. trial last year. So it's a small world or a small movement!

Important to remember our dead, many thanx for doing this 5 years on.

by eeekkk Fri Jul 21, 2006 01:40

http://indymedia.ie/article/75401

the beginning of indymedia ireland - dedicated to carlo g. / sky who convinced us to start this imc irl shit

by joe C nz - solidarity Fri Jul 21, 2006 11:04

carlo R.I.P.

by C Fri Jul 21, 2006 12:15

Carlo Vive.

by dunk Fri Jul 21, 2006 14:29 fuspey at yahoo dot co dot uk

remembering italys violence against many..

People Around the World Express Outrage at Police Killing of An Unarmed Protester in Genoa,Italy
http://www.democracynow.org/article.pl?sid=03/04/07/027...tid=5 - democracy now

and the tune carlo giuliani tune from irish band lynched who are now somewhere in the us or mexico playing their tunes:
http://www.myspace.com/lynched4life

Globalisation and the Media - award winning made by undercurrents
watch online:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=DA6M2js4vvA&mode=related&search=

from
http://www.undercurrents.org/

by Italian Against Fascism Fri Jul 21, 2006 19:41

Thank you for what you have done!
Here in Italy no one seems to remember: only journals like Liberazione, L'Unità, Il Manifesto, are corageus enough to write about what happened five years ago..you know on that 20\7\01 i felt as a baby who's been told that Santa doesn't exist. I was just a little boy, i thought that the police, "i Carabinieri", were men working to defend me and my country...i'd never thought that a Carabiniere was able to kill a 23-years-old guy. Anyway, someone told that the Carabiniere who shot Carlo was young: that's not correct! That Carabiniere (policeman) called Mario Placanica is not the real killer! Even Mrs Giuliani (Carlo's mum) says that on that jeep there was another soldier, probably a most important one, that is the killer. In fact, Mario Placanica have had a strange car crash...hope we'll get the truth!

by dunk Sat Jul 22, 2006 12:20 fuspey at yahoo dot co dot uk

'Carlo Tried To Resist: This Is The Truth' : Giuliano Giuliani

just over a year ago Carlo's Dad came over to Dublin to speak about his sons death/ murder, their differing political opinions/ solutions - times had changed from the old union days and he said he had a lot to learn from Carlo and his friends.

I managed to get my mother down for this talk and my sister, as stated above; it could be any of us. Civil liberties are being cracked down and Dissent is meeting more lethal force, how long will it be till Tazers arive here?

It was a bit surprising to see so few of the hardcore anarchists missing from the talk Carlo's father gave, even if it was a meeting with a trade unionist, a little bit of listening and showing up out of solidarity would have gone a long way - the man has had to see the images of his son shot dead in the face followed by his dead body being driven over.

anyway fair play to anarchist youth for stirring things up that bit more.

Interview With Father of Carlo Giuliani Murdered In Genoa In July 2001
http://www.indymedia.ie/article/69952 - Wednesday May 25, 2005

Giuliano Giuliani (father of Carlo Giuliani) speaks at public meeting
http://www.indymedia.ie/article/69667 - Tuesday May 03, 2005

by young anarchist Sat Jul 22, 2006 19:42

"It was a bit surprising to see so few of the hardcore anarchists missing from the talk Carlo's father gave"

Hardly surprising, carlos parents tour around calling for a broad left government, this has nothing to do with what Carlo died fighting for. I believe the meeting was put on by the swp too, Carlo would turn in his grave.