Quando il complotto, l'inganno e il sotterfugio sono sistematici, la dietrologia è l'unico mezzo che consente di guardare alle cose dalla parte giusta.
"Journalists, who investigated human rights violations in Fallujah, faced all kinds of obstacles. Two reporters of Al-Arabiya were arrested by the Iraqi police, who confiscated their video tapes. Enzo Baldoni was reporting on Fallujah, when he was kidnapped in August, 2004. A short time later, he was killed by his abductors. The Islamic Army in Iraq claimed the murder, asserting that Baldoni was a spy.[8] Some critics, however, suspect that something about the abduction doesn’t add up.[9] The enigma was never solved and the case has since been closed".
In memory of Fallujah - Inge Van De Merlen, 24 June 2006
http://www.brusselstribunal.org/Reflections_On_Fallujah.htm#memory
[8] Iraqi fighters watching journalists. Aljazeera, 26 March, 2006. (http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/AFC89603-2A72-44DF-BD14-80B807E9B3DA.htm) (off line)
[9] Enzo Baldoni, who’s killing him one more time? Pipistro’s blog, 27 March, 2006. (http://pipistro.wordpress.com/2006/03/27/enzo-baldoni-why-are-they-killing-him-one-more-time)
Enzo Baldoni met the journalists of Fallujah
Chi erano e che fine hanno fatto i giornalisti di Fallujah?
mercoledì, agosto 21, 2013
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