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Europe
Ex-terrorist writer faces extradition from France
2004-02-17
EFL
A reformed Italian terrorist turned successful crime writer has been arrested and faces extradition from France, despite a longstanding promise that Paris would always provide a safe haven for one-time Red Brigades militants. The arrest last week of Cesare Battisti, who has lived peaceably and openly in the French capital since 1990, has prompted a storm of protest. "France offered judicial protection to these men and women," a Socialist party spokesman, Julien Dray, said yesterday. "Not to respect that promise would be unworthy of France’s traditions and an insult to our history."
For all those people living in an EU member state who are wanted for a criminal activity in an another EU member state, its time to leave.
Posted by:Super Hose

#3  Why did the French give him asylum in the first place? The Red Brigades were terrorists.
Posted by: Mike Sylwester   2004-2-17 10:30:14 PM  

#2  despite a longstanding promise

HAH! Stupid commutards actually expect the despicable franch swine to follow through? Suckahs! The scorpion will always sting, that's its nature.
Posted by: 4thInfVet   2004-2-17 6:37:00 PM  

#1  goddam the frogs are slimy.......
Posted by: Dan   2004-2-17 5:39:34 PM  

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