A New Delhi trionfa il banditismo politico. Chi gli si oppone?

20 febbraio 2014

Domenico Cambareri

 

 

 

 

 

Il governo di New Delhi e i suoi stupidi briganti

Seconda lettera aperta

 

 

 

INDIA-POLITICS-GOVERNMENT

Il gabinetto dell’Unione Indiana affonda solo nelle lotte politiche intestine? Quanti fra questi ministri sono arroganti banditi oltre che stupidi ignoranti o degli inetti complici? Quanto male stanno arrecando all’India a livello mondiale?

 

 

 

 

 

Cari amici indiani,

sono trascorsi due anni da quando il governo indiano ha aggredito in modo arrogante e criminale il diritto internazionale del mare, la libertà di navigazione in acque internazionali, la prevenzione internazionale della pirateria, la sovranità di uno Stato.
Sono trascorsi due anni da quando il governo del Kerala e il governo dell’Unione Indiana hanno violato la sovranità italiana e sequestrato due suoi marinai.
Il governo indiano, che non ha aperto alcun contenzioso in sede internazionale, ha arrecato una profonda ferita all’ONU, al Trattato di Montego Bay, ai fori e ai board internazionali, al ruolo della diplomazia, alla comprensione e composizione corretta, onesta e pacifica fra le parti.
Il governo indiano in questo modo ha offeso gravemente l’onore e la credibilità internazionale dell’India e la sta isolando.
Oggi il potere del gabinetto di governo dell’Unione Indiana, della sua magistratura suprema, del suo ministero degli interni sono guardati con grande disorientamento e legittimo sospetto non solo in Europa e nella NATO. Ogni Paese che commercia via mare con l’India considera queste gravissime violazioni inaccettabili e molto pericolose.
La stampa e l’opinione pubblica mondiale hanno appreso che il governo di una grande Nazione agisce come agiscono dei pessimi e anche stupidissimi briganti.
Questo genera importanti dubbi e sicure e giustificate paure sulla incapacità del vostro governo di rispettare la convivenza internazionale.
Giunti a questo punto, potranno ancora essere utili le scuse alle marinerie di ogni bandiera e di ogni Paese, ai marinai che pattugliano gli oceani e i mari per la salvaguardia dei traffici mercantili? Potranno bastare all’Italia e all’Unione Europea le scuse e la liberazione dei due “marò”?

 

 

 

 

 

 

The government in New Delhi and his stupid robbers

Open letter no. 2

 

 

 

 

 

Dear Indian friends,
Two years have passed since the Indian government has attacked so arrogant and criminal international law of the sea, freedom of navigation in international waters, international prevention of piracy, the sovereignty of a State.
Two years have passed since the government of Kerala and the Government of the Indian Union have violated Italian sovereignty and seized two of his sailors.
The Indian government, which has not opened any litigation at the international level, has caused a deep wound to the UN, the Treaty of Montego Bay, the holes and the international board, the role of diplomacy, understanding and correct composition, honest and peaceful between the parties.
The Indian government has so gravely offended the honor and the international credibility of India and is isolating.
Today the power of the government cabinet of the Indian Union, its supreme magistracy, its interior ministry are viewed with great disorientation and legitimate suspicion not only in Europe and NATO. Each country trading by sea with India considers these serious violations unacceptable and very dangerous.
The press and the public worldwide have learned that the government of a great Nation acts as the bad acting and even idiotic robbers.
This creates major doubts, safe and justified fears about the inability of your government to respect international coexistence.
At this point, may still be useful the excuses to the navies of all flag and of each country, to the sailors patrolling the oceans and seas for the protection of trade routes? Italy and the European Union will be sufficient apology and the release of the two “marines”?

 

 

 

India ministro dell'interno 220px-Sushilkumar_Shinde

Questo individuo è lo stupido boss dei pirati del Kerala o il ministro degli Interni dell’Unione Indiana?

 

 

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