The genocide of Christians
In general silence, a real genocide against Christians is underway. In Jolo Cathedral in the Philippines, one of the main countries with a Catholic majority, with more than 90% of the Christian population, an attack occurred which caused the death of twenty faithful and more than eighty injuries.
It is only the latest dramatic balance sheet of aescalation of violence against Christians around the world, according to the Portes Ouvertes report every year they are beyond 215 millions of Christians suffer persecution, 3060 those killed, 1922 incarcerated e 793 asked targeted.
Dramatic numbers constantly increasing in recent years, particularly in war zones and in Muslim-majority states such as Pakistan where Christians - including children - are victims of violence in rural areas, abuses or executions. The story of Asia Bibi, which has become a worldwide case, unfortunately it is only one of the episodes of persecution against Christians. Read More
The question now is: but how long will Cesare Battisti remain in prison now that he arrives in Italy and will be sent directly to Rebibbia? Carlo Nordio, former prosecutor of Venice, interviewed by Skytg24, explains what future awaits the terrorist captured in Brazil after thirty years on the run: “If the Attorney General of Milan has said that life imprisonment will be imposed, it will be done. There will be no appeals but he will end up in prison”. Read also: Battisti's capture and Di Maio Ora's ridiculous comment “he will be placed in solitary confinement for six months as the sentence establishes”, Nordio specifies. As for the benefits, “these take place several years after the first period of expiation of the sentence, so in this case about ten years. And for a man of 64 years are not a few”. Meanwhile, concludes the former prosecutor, “let Battisti do them all and then maybe we'll see if he will be given leave for family reasons. These years are done without ifs or buts and this is already a satisfactory step”.
The Italian ambassador Bernardini: democracy is stronger than terrorism
Barcellona Pozzo di Gotto, 8 Jan – The evening of January 8th 1993 the mafia decided to silence him forever Beppe Alfano. The dynamics of this murder appeared unclear from the beginning. Let's see why. The Sicilian reporter was sitting in the driving seat of his Renault 9, pulled up to the right, in via Marconi (not far from his home) with the passenger side window down, the gearbox in neutral and the engine running. In short, he seemed to be waiting for someone. Around ten in the evening the killer killed him with a caliber gun 22: three shots in rapid succession and at a short distance. But who was Alfano? And what does the mafia have to do with it??
Recently our words relating to an Islam that, unlike the Western world, he has not abandoned the Sacred. This metaphysical sensitivity is especially embodied by Hezbollah, Shiite movement that is on everyone's lips these days. This is because Hezbollah is one of the main victims of Atlanticist media demonization, as obstacle of a certain value for Western expansionist aims.