The Only price that USA has paid for fighting against ISIS :Two black eyes,John Kerry Almost Beaten Up in Rome for Fostering the Expansion of ISIS

Kerry did aid in creating the vacuum that Daesh filled, with the precipitous withdrawal of U.S. troops from Iraq and the American support for the weak Shia government in Baghdad.

The voyage of US Secretary of State to Italy almost ended in him getting a black eye.

 Having arrived on the Apennine Peninsula to meet with Italian foreign Minister Paolo Gentiloni and discuss about new ways on how to combat ISIS terrorists, Kerry was not expecting such a warm reception.

However, the most interesting thing happened at the end of the conference. One of the journalists who were sitting in the front rows suddenly got up and shouted at Kerry with the words “It was YOU who created ISIS!” and tried to charge at him with her fists.

Naturally, the woman was immediately pounced on by the carabinieri, a scuffle ensued. But she quickly left the room.

JohnKerry Almost Beaten Up in Rome for Fostering the Expansion of ISIS

Report on a conference in the Italian Senate,Text of remarks byStruan Stevens&Iranian dissident Shaqayeq Azimi

A majority of Italian Senators say Iran ties must be based on respect for human rights

NCRI - On the eve of a visit to Rome by the Iranian regime's President Hassan Rouhani, a majority of Italian Senators announced in a statement on Thursday that they urge the government of Italy to put human rights before economic relations with Iran.

At a conference in the Italian Senate, the lawmakers also condemned the October 29 rocket attack on thousands of members of the main Iranian opposition group People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI or MEK) in Camp Liberty, Iraq. Two dozen Iranian dissidents were killed and many more were injured in the terrorist attack on the camp by agents of Iran’s fundamentalist regime.
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Text of remarks by former European lawmaker Struan Stevenson at a conference on Thursday in the Italian Senate on the human rights situation in Iran:
Struan Stevenson: Iran’s evil regime will fall

The following is the text of her remarks:




NCRI - Iranian dissident Shaqayeq Azimi, 22, whose parents were arrested last month in Iran by the fundamentalist regime for supporting the main Iranian opposition group People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran, PMOI (Mujahedin-e Khalq, MEK), testified on Thursday before lawmakers at the Italian Senate about the appalling human rights situation in Iran during the tenure of the regime's President Hassan Rouhani.

The following is the text of her remarks: