Sgrena: To Americans, “Human Life is Worth Little”

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Mon Mar 7, 2005 at 8:57 am PST • Views: 385

Italian reporter Giuliana Sgrena behaves like a good little disinformation-spreading communist, and says that Americans are against happy endings and don’t care about human life.

“I think that the happy end to the negotiations may have bothered them. The Americans are against this type of operation,” she told Corriere della Sera newspaper Monday. “For them, war is war. Human life is worth little.”

How many people will die because of the Italians’ multi-million dollar pay-off to the thugs and criminals who blow up car bombs at medical clinics? And this evil woman has the gall to accuse Americans of not caring about human life.

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