We read that the special court in New Delhi that should judge Massimiliano Latorre and Salvatore Girone has today taken note that the Supreme Court has postponed everything to next July, summoning the parties on a date to be determined.
The Indian arrogance is exceeding every limit and the Italian subjection to Delhi is now shameful.
Our State no longer exists to such an extent that as a sign of mourning the National Flag should be lowered to "half auction" until our Lions of St. Mark have returned to Italy.
It is nauseating, however, that no one at the political and institutional level takes a firm stand and is equally repugnant that it is not yet decided to activate the Arbitration and bring the affair to the judgment of an International Court that once and for all expresses on each other .
Personally, I regret that it is preferable, instead, to continue along a road that after three years has become a quagmire, while Salvatore Girone followed to be hostage of India and Massimiliano Latorre in April should return to Delhi.
I do not think I sin with arrogance by stating that no state in the world would accept such a absurd situation as to look like an imaginative story and, on the contrary, the State is accountable having it started with the shameful decision taken on 22 March 2013, when the two Navy Riflemen were sent back to India.
With what courage, I wonder, our Parliament continues to vote for missions abroad and perhaps prepares to authorize an intervention in Libya, even though it is aware of not being able to guarantee its soldiers what international law and guarantees assure them. . Perhaps respecting an all-Italian tradition, that of "let's arm ourselves and leave" as unfortunately happened many times, even in a recent past when at the time it was claimed not to know the danger of the use of Impoverished Uranium in the Balkan Theaters, stating not to have received information in this sense either from the USA or from NATO.
The possible reasons are explained in a recent article by the lawyer Mauro Mellini, entitled "MARO ': IS PASSING THE LINE PISTELLI?". In various passages of the writing the author makes precise references that should help to understand.
It recalls the promise of the new president Mattarella that everything would be done to "bring our Marò home", underlining it seems destined to act as a cover, as did the unfortunate reception ceremony at the Quirinale by Napolitano in response to the betrayal of the "Withdrawal" from the line of the already adopted refusal to return them to the Indians and recalling a second, shameful, definitive epilogue of the story, corresponding, in practice, to the adoption of the "line" of the Deputy Foreign Minister of the Letta Government as well as the "Foreign Office of the PD "Lapo Pistelli: let the Indians condemn them" to a sentence of less than seven years "which, then, politely, the Indians would charge us with making those poor people pay in our cozy prisons.
An icy silence has fallen on the story, the author writes, and I would add only India raises his voice, and disposes as he pleases, pointing to the world the inconsistency of Italy.
It is now evident, continues the author, that everything is done by our Government and more so that the Indian process is consummated in the sly. Four squeals when we know of the sentence (with consoling phrases because it was recognized that it was culpable homicide and the death penalty was not applied) and then, perhaps, the triumphant squawk of Renzi and Gentiloni because we will get that Marò come to Italy. In jail.
Every day that passes, attorney Mellini underlines, the will to abandon the Marò appears at the mercy of an outlandish Indian justice, the suspicion that in reality someone in Italy has willingly "loaned" the "E . Lexie ", the aggression she suffered, and, what is worse, the fate and the people of our Military, as an alibi for lucrative business partners and billionaire bribes to cover an act of brutality by the Indian coast guard.
An impermeable "loan", perhaps escaped from the beginning to those who had conceived, requested and allowed, for the explosion of xenophobia in the State of Kerala of the Indian confederation (communist). "
An atrocious suspicion that we would like to be ashamed of, but that our ineffable rulers, those of the Monti Government, of the Letta one and of the Renzi one, seem to do everything to prevent us and convince us that this is not our surrender to the usual "conspiracy".
Sharp words those of Mauro, but real and concrete to which I join to remind the new President of the Republic Mattarella His words on the Navy Riflemen pronounced at the time of his inauguration at the Quirinale, begging him to make his voice heard of Chief of Forces Armed pretending that the honorability of those who uniformly defend Italy is defended and demanding that the covering blanket be lifted which for three years actually hides a real crime, that of having returned to the undue judgment of a third country in uniform, to which the State had assigned the task of defending its interests.
In the same way I add, joining the thought of my friend Mauro, that it would be now that our means of communication prove to be such, breaking the imposed silence and stop covering that "Secret Diplomacy" invoked by the Government, maybe to sell it later as a success of the Executive.
Fernando Termentini
