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Friday, June 04, 2004

Berlusconi's The Man

Lucianne.com today has the following quote from Prime Minister of Italy Silvio Berlusconi. but there's no mention of when and where it occurred. Regardless, it's a winner.

They must know the price the Americans paid to free our continent. Half a million killed in world war II. More than 7000 killed on D-Day alone, in Normandy; 25,000 killed to liberate Italy. Some of them rest in peace in our country, buried in Anzio. I suggest you visit that cemetery, and see the names of people unknown to you: John, Charlie, Robert, Ted, Howard... Men aged 20, 22, who gave up their life for our freedom.

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