retired_ks reddy

Bloody hell.

"The prefect of Rome, Carlo Mosca, said: "I shall sign the first expulsion orders straightaway. A hard line is needed because, faced with animals, the only way to react is with maximum severity." Italian media reports said the police were anticipating several thousand expulsions.

Mr Mosca's comments, which did not prompt controversy, came amid a nationwide outcry over the death late on Thursday of Giovanna Reggiani, the 47-year-old wife of a navy captain. Ms Reggiani was robbed, sexually assaulted, beaten and then dumped in a ditch near her home"

Bit harsh, ain't it? Collective punishment, mass deportations, is Italy returning to facism?

retired_mygem19

ul Mutu

retired_jabda

Once again Romanians been blamed for the Roma's actions :thdn:

retired_annmariealexander

Don't think these Expulsions are based on one isolated incident.........

retired_ks reddy

Is it okay to collectively punish the Roma? It does seem no one likes them. Do they care?

retired_jabda

Hungary punishes the Roma collectively all the time, nobody cares nor complains.

DebSchiff

Romanians in Italy are 1% of the population, but in the past year have been charged with 5% of murders.

Make of that what you will. Italy is paying the price for not restricting their entry like we did.

retired_miki57

No wonder Chivu was so anxious to come to Inter.

They seriously can't expel all the Romany who live in Rome can they? Surely there's a few international and Italian laws that they are breaking.

retired_annmariealexander

Isn't there a more leftwing orientated government in power in Italy atm. Prodi and all that?

This sounds like something Berlusconi could have come up with.......

buffdaddy110

Yes but don't they form the poorest and most victimized 1%, where the murders are likely to occur more often.