Briton and Italian killed by Islamists in Sokoto: Italian Authourities not happy with the British actions

-
Chris McManus

According to the BBC news, Italian president Giorgio Napolitano has said it is "inexplicable" that the UK did not inform Rome about an attempt to rescue a Briton and an Italian held hostage in Nigeria.
Chris McManus, 28, from Oldham, Greater Manchester, and Franco Lamolinara died in the bid by UK Special Forces and Nigerian military on Thursday, he had been a captive since May of last year.
Downing Street defended its decision to notify Italy after the assault started.
They should be more angry with the muppets who called themselves Boko Haram, the Islamist group in Sokoto. Meanwhile McManus employers said they begged him not to take the job in Nigera.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

It is an offence to walk and text

-
Image
There is a manhole in front of you lady! Well it is in a town in the US. We do love a good laugh you know. Some of the laws that are passed in a lot of countries are so funny, but some are just plain balmy. Though this makes a lot of sense but its still just funny. It is now an offence to walk while you are texting (or sexting as the case may be) in Fort Lee, New Jersey, for about a month now and already the local police department has issued 117 tickets at $85 per offence after 20 accidents were caused by distracted pedestrians texting and strolling across the road. So if you are ever in Fort Lee, New Jersey and caught walking on the sidewalk and texting (this includes tweeting, BBM and any other form of textings), you will be charged with 'Reckless walking' and a fine of $85. Happy texting!
Read more