Topic: Big Lies
The "rocked" in the headline "Italy rocked by satanic, drug-induced sexual abuse in kindergarten" http://www.maltastar.com/pages/msfullart.asp?an=11655 should be "mocked." This fabrication was intended to refresh the ongoing disinformation campaign about SRA in order to hide the pervasive reality of SRA by mischaracterizing it, and to ridicule our obliviousness to it. I am particularly disappointed that the Catholic Church, obviously based in Italy, doesn't speak out against this fraud, although the Pope has recently spoken out against the biggest actual ongoing case of SRA (next to "free trade") - the "war" in Iraq.
Consider a few of the blatant clues: 6 people were supposedly arrested for supposedly abusing 15 children (1+5 = 6) from the age of 3 to the age of 6. So, in the first sentence, there are three 6's, but just coincidentally, I'm sure.
The article claims that they were expected to undergo intense interrogation (intense "interrogation" such as that done as part of "intelligence gathering" in the "war on terror" is a typical form of SRA) on Friday (> 63 > 9). They supposedly spent the first night in isolation, which is a form of SRA being used at Gitmo. They could have been merely separated, although if a cover story would have helped, they would certainly have had it straight before getting caught.
There are numerous other indications that this article is a Satanist hoax, including its claims that the supposed Satanists performed the abuse as part of some ritual which included drinking blood, and that they left all sorts of physical evidence on their victims, and some inside them, in the form of tranquilizers. Actual Satanists do not leave physical evidence when performing SRA (unless they have some plausible cover story, such as "gathering intelligence"), because it is a "black" or "nonexistent" activity. As in the case of the Westboro "Baptist Church," they conduct it right in front of millions of TV viewers without a single one of them realizing what it is.
I gather that the article was published, and perhaps otherwise widely disseminated, in Italy. If so, it would have caused all sorts of stress and undue suspicion of school officials, causing untold damage to Italian society. The last line contains a hint that one of the motives was mass-psywar/terror: “because we know what it means for Italian families who have children at school”.
