Meloni accuses the judges of shame for the release of Youssef Siher, while ignoring the serious fascist infiltrations and the deterioration of the separation of powers in her government. #Giustizia #Politica #Costituzione (translated)
The author argued that Meloni did not know what shame was and described the reception at the airport of a person sentenced to life imprisonment for murder as shameful. He also criticized the accompaniment home, on a state flight, of a person wanted for war crimes and crimes against humanity and accused of murder, torture, rape, and sexual violence. https://t.co/YFrEpIlIbP #vergogna #politica #dirittiumani #IT (translated)
Ultimora.net reported that, in a statement regarding the release of Youssef Siher, the court of Milan had declared the statements of some prominent political figures who also held institutional roles as inadmissible. According to the statement, those declarations showed a poor understanding, whether real or simulated, of the legal institutions of the rule of law. The court added that the shame pertained to other areas of social life, not the difficult and responsible exercise of jurisdiction. #Giustizia #Tribunale #Diritto (translated)
Fabio Bergomi wrote that, in his opinion, four or five years ago Dumfries and Darmian were insulted, last year Diouf, and today Spence. He urged those responsible to be ashamed. #calcio #calciatori #serieA (translated)
Heather Parisi criticized a BBC interview with Defense Minister Guido Crosetto, who described himself as the former president of the federation of Italian arms manufacturers. She also referred to the BBC as the broadcaster of the most warmongering country in Europe. Parisi recalled Crosetto's statement that one could not follow public opinion when, in his opinion, it was wrong. She argued that the government had thus admitted to knowing that the majority of Italians opposed aid to Ukraine, but still wanted to proceed. She summarized the position as a choice in which citizens voted and paid, while the government decided and provided weapons. She deemed it cynical that those words were spoken by a former president of the arms manufacturers' federation and stated that the government had shown it did not consider citizens' objections. #Ucraina #Guerrafondismo #Politica (translated)
Lia Bencivenga wrote that an unidentified woman was aware of lying. Referring to the Garlasco case, she expressed indignation and called those responsible "criminals." #Vergogna #Criminali #Garlasco #Vergogna #Cattiveria #Umanità (translated)
Jacopo Iacoboni wrote that, due to the time zone, every morning they woke up to words that he described as increasingly disturbed and disconnected. He added that, in his opinion, Americans would understand too late the international shame they were attracting upon themselves. https://t.co/XWCE2Y0N35 #politica #attualità #fusoorario (translated)
Over 200 young people, mostly minors, were arrested in Milan after violent clashes and looting, causing concern and shame among the parents who went to the police station to retrieve their children. #Milano #Devastazioni #Giovani (translated)
Anger and shame, those who destroyed must pay and compensate. Macron: "Anger and shame, those who destroyed must pay and compensate." #ProtesteParigi #Scontri #Distopia (translated)
Tonight we all feel anger and shame. Those who destroyed must pay. Macron spoke to the nation: "Tonight we all feel anger and shame. Those who destroyed must pay." #Francia #macron #proteste (translated)
Macron said that France feels "anger and shame" for what happened on the sidelines of the protests and that in the coming days, the prefects will make all the "necessary decisions to protect the cities," which may include "prohibiting certain demonstrations." #EmmanuelMacron #proteste #Francia (translated)
"This evening we all feel anger and shame": said the French president, Emmanuel Macron, addressing the nation after the chaos and devastation surrounding yesterday's demonstrations in France. #ProtesteFrancia #Violenza #Macron (translated)
Macron expressed his anger and shame after the violent clashes during the protest demonstrations in France, promising measures to protect the cities, while over 1,200 people were arrested across the country. #ProtesteFrancia #Violenza #Macron (translated)
Luchino wrote that Milan had beaten Atalanta 3-2, breaking a streak that lasted three years and eight matches. He added that Amorim, whom he hadn't criticized for two months, should be ashamed and that, in the event of a draw, he should resign. He didn't specify the reason for his words but pointed to a photo as a possible clue. https://t.co/3CHG4lmtly #Milan #Atalanta #SerieA (translated)
The author defined the statements of Lorenzo Pacini, a Pd councilor in Municipality 1 and a candidate in the left's primaries in Milan, as "delirious." He accused Pacini of having expressed solidarity with the violent and of having indecently attacked the Police, demanding their immediate resignation. He also asked if Elly Schlein intended to intervene. https://t.co/N2DNFLKid3 #Milano #Pd #Politica #IT #US (translated)
Marco Setaccioli had asked those who defined themselves as left-wing if they felt shame, accusing them of dishonoring the Resistance even by simply breathing. #Resistenza #Politica #Vergogna (translated)
Jacopo Iacoboni wrote that Donald Trump denied having ordered the slowdown of Starlink in Ukraine. He recalled that Elon Musk had said that only the White House could give that order and wondered whether, in his opinion, the lie indicated that those responsible were ashamed of what they had done. https://t.co/J29Oh0fEKZ #Trump #ElonMusk #Ucraina (translated)
Lisa Meyer wrote that the police responded with a vulgar insult to a woman who had tried to stop her from violently attacking some boys. She added that, in her opinion, the police should be ashamed. https://t.co/WPNczGeyj7 #Polizia #Violenza #DirittiUmani (translated)
Lisa Meyer wrote that the image would remain a symbol of police violence against students and argued that the officers should be ashamed of what they were doing. https://t.co/H2b9H22VZv #ViolenzaPoliziesca #DirittiUmani #Studenti (translated)
The wanderer Ceresa Raffaele wrote that, one year earlier at 10:17 PM, a device had exploded under Sigfrido Ranucci's house. He said he had never imagined that the episode could become a pretext to remove Ranucci from Report on Rai 3. According to Ceresa, a campaign of personal attacks had silenced 35 years of work at Rai; he called it a disgrace. https://t.co/bJxCH0mbaK #Giustizia #LibertàDiStampa #Solidarietà (translated)
