News from Italy - migrants, Cheney, troops, lies and liars.

international | eu | other press Saturday September 06, 2008 12:25 by Dante getting Dizzy

Berlusconi lost a libel lawsuit against the magazine "The Economist" yesterday in a Milan court which ruled that the the July 2001 issue entitled "Why Silvio Berlusconi is unfit to lead Italy" did not defame him nor was untrue.

The minister of the interior in Italy has confirmed that the 3,000 troops stationed on the streets in August to fight migrants will be increased. Below are the key figures so far on how useful Italian paratroop regiments have been in the fight against the gypsy child.

Dick Cheney finishes his global tour which has included Georgia and the Ukraine, whipping up votes for a new Cold War led by John Mc Cain this evening with a joint lecture with Aznar in the Foro Ambrosetti on world leadership. The pair have been reported worldwide to have enjoyed key discussions this morning.

In one month of troop deployment in 3 Italian cities 97 arrests were made by Italian soldiers of which 66 were non-European migrants. This works out at 3 arrests a day 2 of which are illegal migrants.

263 reports were made to the Italian army by concerned citizens of which 242 were car theft related.
That's an average of 8 "call in the army - my car is missing - blame it on gypsies" a day.

The Italian minister of the Interior is thus planning to increase army deployment "in support of police duties" and has specified October 15th as the date when all gypsies and camps will be biometrically databased.
http://www.asca.it/moddettnews.php?idnews=775809&canale...EDERO'%20DI%20AUMENTARE%20I%20MILITARI%20NELLE%20CITTA'

Why Silvio Berlusconi was unfit in 2001 to lead Italy law suit.
http://www.economist.com/opinion/displayStory.cfm?sourc...76765

the world leadership summit bringing together liars you really thought were discredited, according to "The International Herald Tribune" Aznar said after 40-minute talks this morning Saturday that he & Cheney had discussed "the international situation," including the Georgian crisis, Europe and NATO. He said the meeting "went well" and added that Cheney is "a good friend." http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2008/09/06/europe/EU-Ita...y.php