Nicola Porro is enraged by the sentence of the French Cassation which denied the extradition to Italy of ten former terrorists convicted of serious attacks. During his usual Zuppa di Porro on social media, he comments on the words of Adriano Sofri, the former leader of Lotta Continua, who in the Foglio speaks of “political fury” and “unreasonable pursuit” by Italy of those who he sowed blood and death in the Years of Lead. “I would take all the judges of the French Cassation and our fantastic commentators, all those who created the conditions for which Commissioner Calabresi was killed and not only that, here I would take these heads of c**** and make them read Enrico’s statement Galmozzi (founder of Prima Linea, ed) who said ‘how much the French Court of Cassation makes me enjoy'”, blurts out the presenter of Quarta Repubblica, on Rete 4.
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“I’m really pissed”; he affirms by throwing himself at Sofri, sentenced to 22 years in prison as the instigator, together with Giorgio Pietrostefani, of the murder of police commissioner Luigi Calabresi, in 1972. “For those who come from exactly that world and who have had to deal with the terrorists yesterday’s sentence is a result of “political fury” and “irrational pursuit”.
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Porro is a raging river: “That an intellectual today in a newspaper paid for by taxpayers claims that there was political fury to bring back 10 people who have been sentenced by our courts to Italy” is a shameful fact and a “delusion “, attacks the journalist. “It’s crazy, these terrorists should be in jail and not because I’m a justicialist but because they have been convicted!”, is Porro’s lunge.
