[Annuska84]

I decided to put all the most 'famous' italian carnages in one thread, so I won't bother anyone with more postings on this subject.
One post that sum up all of them.
From 1969 to 1984 at least 6 mass carnages took place in Italy:
1. - 1969. Bomb in Piazza Fontana, Milan, inside a Bank, 17 dead, several injured.
2. 1974 bomb in Piazza Loggia, Brescia, 8 people died.
3. 1974 The bomb inside the "Italicus" train, going from Rome to Munich. 12 dead.
4. 1980. An 'Itavia' DC9 passengers airplane, on its way from Milan to Palermo crashed, probably hit by a missile. 81 casualties.
5. 1980. Bologna Station carnage (no pics in this post). 85 dead.
6. 1984. The day before Christmas another bomb exploded inside a train, going from Naples to Milan. 17 dead.
Please note that in all of these cases all the victims were common people, just unlucky enough to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. Many, many of them were kids.
For ALL of these massacres nobody was found guilty. No instigators, no material authors. In Italy its common to call these crimes "Stragi di Stato", that is to say "inside jobs" or "State jobs". The thing is that unfortunately it's true.
There are also theories claiming that the Ramstein airshow disaster (no pics, since there's a thread on it) was not an accident, but a deliberate act of sabotage, aimed to kill one of the "frecce tricolori" pilots, whom actually died there, along with 67 people.
Pictures are in chronological order.

[Abaaub]

Nice post! Very interesting stuff.

[LadyCPlum]

Are these Red Army related?

[Annuska84]

Originally Posted by LadyCPlum ↗

Are these Red Army related?

Well, if you mean red brigades, this stuff is not directly related with them. Their strategy was different, red brigades used to kidnap and eventually kill who they call "people's enemies" that is to say labor union leaders, politicians, policemen or judges... This mass canages are more neofascist related, while there are still suspects that the civilian and military intellignece took active part in organizing them. It' s called "strategia della tensione" ( strategy of tension)...

[LadyCPlum]

Originally Posted by Annuska84 ↗

Well, if you mean red brigades, this stuff is not directly related with them. Their strategy was different, red brigades used to kidnap and eventually kill who they call "people's enemies" that is to say labor union leaders, politicians, policemen or judges... This mass canages are more neofascist related, while there are still suspects that the civilian and military intellignece took active part in organizing them. It' s called "strategia della tensione" ( strategy of tension)...

Yeah, Red Brigade, all those groups associated with the Baader-Meinhof gang and others around the globe. Dat's what I meant.

[HeadlessHorseman]

Killing innocent women & children with bombs is a cowards way of doing things.

[HeadlessHorseman]

Amazing the way they are putting the jet back together. Makes me think of Humpty Dumpty.

[jeffro742]

Awesome and interesting post!

[gatagato]

Strategy of tension is more appropriate: a tactic that aims to divide, manipulate, and control public opinion using fear, propaganda, disinformation, psychological warfare, agents provocateurs, and false flag terrorist actions.

I'm happy to see some italian trying to share this, actually i'm proud of you but i don't want to see any of my friends in troubles. And troubles is all that you'll get for sharing this, trust me. We have been betrayed by the BEST of the best of our secret services, and don't think that the people ruling that time is now vanished: they're still there, armed, powerful and dangerous.
I have nothing to lose, but you have a future, don't waste it.

[mcafgr]

Looks like a normal day for Detroit or Chicago.....no biggie....Great post though