From: "M" <swerve-AT-onetel.net.uk>
Subject: R: AUT: Translation of Casarini on Biagi Assasination
Date: Sun, 24 Mar 2002 08:38:43 -0000


I don't know if anyone has mentioned it already - but for all conspiracy
theorists out there - the magazine that broke the story of the secret
services warning to the government that consultants to the labour ministry
were probably targets the week before the killing was Panorama, owned by
Silvio Berlusconi...

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Da: owner-aut-op-sy-AT-lists.village.virginia.edu
[mailto:owner-aut-op-sy-AT-lists.village.virginia.edu]Per conto di Laura Fiocco
Inviato: sabato 23 marzo 2002 8.38
A: aut-op-sy-AT-lists.village.virginia.edu
Oggetto: Re: AUT: Translation of Casarini on Biagi Assasination


It is not so much surprizing!
Whoever did the killing, the italian servizi segreti (the equivalent of
CIA) knew a homicide was going to be done. How did they know?
In any case, politically it is a murder pro-regime.
ciao laura



At 01.03 22/03/2002 -0800, you wrote:
>Here is my translation of Casarini's surprizing
>statement on the Biagi assasination.  Please
>circulate.
>The original can be found at:
>http://www.sherwood.it/portal/article.php?sid=1644&mode=&order=0
>
>To All Civil Society by Luca Casarini (translated from
>the Italian by Thomas Seay)
>
>What happened in Bologna is a horrible pro-regime
>homicide.
>I reaffirm this and I will continue to state this with
>all my might along with thousands and thousands of
>people, knowing that this thought is shared by a lot
>of people.
>
>What does this mean?  It means that it is not the
>"terrorism", as the term is being used, of a previous
>time in this country.
>Nor is it the "strategy of tension", which was
>inaugurated in 1969 with a state planted fascist bomb
>in Piazza Fontana.  Those two settings were completely
>different from today, as were the culture, the
>political and social climate in Italy as in the rest
>of the world.  The needs of the various state
>apparatus were different, the "field of action", the
>nation-state
>was different.  The thinking of thousands of youth,
>who wanted to fight with arms, was different.
>
>Professor Biagi has been "had" killed in this time,
>today.  Whoever reads the delirious emails going round
>from those claiming responsibility can come to
>understand a great deal.  The culture expressed in
>those pages is dead and buried, with the society and
>among the extraordinary new movements struggling for a
>new democracy.
>
>That culture which speaks of "imperialism" instead, as
>we do, of Empire, that culture which wants the
>"Dictatorship of the Proleteriat" (what proleteriat?
>Dictatorship?  Of what...globalization?) and not real
>democracy; those skillfully composed phrases from
>highly informed notions of economics and absurd
>prehistoric readings of social development are not
>expressions of a living, real subjectivity.
>
>They betray an abstraction of reasoning which belongs
>more to maniacal psychotic pathology than to political
>line.  To attribute to this, as some are doing, a
>"destabilizing design" would be like attributing to it
>the crime of the Florence "Monster" or to a serial
>killer who comes out here and there.  These are serial
>homicides not actions expressing a political will.
>But they become political because they get spinned as
>such by some political "manoeuvrer".  They are
>homicides that stabilize.  They serve only those who
>want to stop
>the large-scale movements, to those who want to drag
>us into a war against civilians, as we have seen in
>Genova, New York and Afgahnistan in order to produce a
>new despotic, anti-democratic sovereignty in which
>violation of human rights is standard fare.
>
>It was a pro-regime homicide not only for the ignoble
>political uses for which it is applied by the Italian
>Manufacturers Association, the government and
>political apparatuses, even those of the Left which
>instead of saying what they know deep down continue to
>cover up evidence.  It was also because it had been
>announced, even called for by ministers, cabinet
>members, and undersecretaries.  It was called for
>because the social
>struggles for rights and democracy, which had
>expressed itself in these years in such a radical,
>pacifist, disobedient way, still posed a danger.
>
>Marco Biagi knew he was in danger.  He had asked many
>times for protection but was denied it by Minister
>Scajola of Genoa.
>
>The article in a weekly magazine that clearly depicted
>Biagi as a target
>should probably be read as an attempt by someone
>within one of the apparatuses
>to make the plan to kill Biagi fail.  The article had
>the sense to say as much in its preface.
>Even the telephone call received by the professor on
>Tuesday should be read more as a warning than a
>threat.
>If someone wants to kill you, they dont warn you
>first.
>
>Here we are in the presence of a clash between State
>apparatuses.
>It is this complexity that explains the pro-regime
>homicide.
>It is the use of the one and the other - seven sickos
>with a famous logo
>and the military which moves about in full liberty -
>that explains what
>is happening now.  While immigrants are confronted by
>navy boats,
>the government calls a state of emergency.  While
>more and more impunity is shown towards the powerful
>and
>corrupt, the weak are thrown in prison.  While control
>of information
>is centralized into fewer hands in a society that
>lives on information,
>the regime trys to block independent media out of
>existence.
>
>These are my thoughts.  About this thing in the last
>delirious document
>put out by the sect that calls itself NTA.  I have
>been targeted
>as someone to take out. Maroni [Italian Minister of
>Labor, Lega Norda]
>has also marked me as a tarket to take out, naming me
>by first and last name.
>So we see that the two are in agreement.  If they want
>to take me out
>they know that on the 23rd I will be in Rome with my
>comrades.
>And I will struggle for a strike...of the entire
>country for a new democracy.
>
>====>"The tradition of all the dead generations
> weighs like a nightmare on the brain of the living"
>
>-Karl Marx
>
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