Much of the rhetoric in favor of the Libyan War heard in the House of Representatives today centered around claims that supporting the war was vital for “solidarity” with NATO, and the fact that it is a NATO-led war has regularly entered into the debate. Yet NATO is not only divided on the war, but that division is growing. And becoming more public.
That was the news today out of a press conference today, when Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi openly condemned the war, and the Italian government also announced that they are scaling back their invovlement, and removing their aircraft carrier from the conflict.
The moves come just weeks after Italian officials made public their discontent with the conflict as currently being fought and called for a humanitarian ceasefire, a call which was angrily condemned by French officials as a “sign of weakness.”
The alliance has been split over the war from the start, with a number of member nations never starting involvement in the first place. With Italy being used as a staging area, their decreased involvement could seriously raise the costs of NATO’s involvement.
Without the pressure from the Italian people and in solidarity with a unjust war.., people from all over the world been condemning Libyan war.., condemning Barack Husseing Obama, Hillary Clinton, Cameron and Sarkozi and those whom are beneficial in this war. Italian government have no choice but to stop its involvements.., perhaps Berlusconi wants to have some kind of forgiveness for what he has done to Italy.., stealing the Italian peoples wealth and giving it to Mafiosi like himself. In the other hand he needs to tell the Swedish, Arab Emirates, English, US and French to get out of Italian territory., then he have done what can be called a progress in the name of justice. Look people.., Fiat is not a good car.., it look good but is not a good car.., so goes for the present Italian government.., they dress well but they got nothing to present but the old mafia fashion.