Entonces lo que sostienes es que Syriza ha purgado la judicatura y ha colocado sus peones.

¿Hemos cambiado de tema?

nsurrecto maestro del Que hacer,
luminoso conductor Por los senderos
de la toma y la conquista del Poder.
Poeta en jefe del bando bolchevique,
retratista de anhelos y esperanzas,
mar enfurecida Que rompe el dique
Quien de un La Libertad Pone fianzas.
Desterrado, prófugo, clandestino,
alma de proletario y campesino,
DISEÑADOR de Castillos almenas pecado.
Padre de innegable Quienes soñamos
ONU de la estafa Mundo sin Esclavos ni amos,
de Quien ansía romper las cadenas.
Aitor Cuervo

"A mí no me da pena Miguel Ángel Blanco, me da pena la familia desahuciada por el banco"

ETA despellejaba a lo sumo a un par de concejales al año"

"más luchadores como Argala (miembros de ETA) hacen falta..."

"si al final Aznar regresa a la política, espero que ETA lo haga también para equilibrar la balanza".

Entonces es que hemos cambiado de tema dos veces, a mi me interesaba mucho lo de la condena a 129 años del anarquista que asume que tomar la vía de la violencia conlleva consecuencias muy duras y se queja de que antes sólo le ponían 50 y ahora 129, desde que Syriza está al mando del país y por tanto supuestamente de la judicatura, me gusta especialmente porque está plagado de inconsistencias que ya he resaltado y seguramente otros foreros puedan encontrar otras.

10 April 2014: Car bomb attack on a Bank of Greece and a Piraeus Bank headquarters in central of Athens. 76 kg of explosives located in a car went off destroying front facades of buildings around. No persons injured. The action was claimed later by Revolutionary Struggle in Athens Indymedi

Entonces es que hemos cambiado de tema dos veces, a mi me interesaba mucho lo de la condena a 129 años del anarquista que asume que tomar la vía de la violencia conlleva consecuencias muy duras y se queja de que antes sólo le ponían 50 y ahora 129, desde que Syriza está al mando del país y por tanto supuestamente de la judicatura, me gusta especialmente porque está plagado de inconsistencias que ya he resaltado y seguramente otros foreros puedan encontrar otras.

September 5, 2003: Bomb attack on an Athens courthouse.
May 5, 2004: Bomb attack on an Athens police station.
October 29, 2004: Bomb/rocket attack on Greek police buses.
June 2, 2005: Bomb attack on a labour ministry building.
December 12, 2005: Bomb attack on a finance ministry building in Syntagma Square, Athens.
May 30, 2006: Assassination attempt on Georgios Voulgarakis, the Culture Minister and former Public Order Minister.
January 12, 2007: Wasp 58 LAW rocket attack on the United States Embassy in Athens.
April 30, 2007: Shots fired at police station in Athens suburbe of Nea Ionia.
December 23, 2008: Shots fired at bus transporting riot police outside Athens University.
January 5, 2009: Shots fired at police guarding the Ministry of Culture building in Athens. A 21-year-old member of the riot police unit, Diamandis Mantzounis, was critically wounded in the body and leg. Weapons traced to those used in the 30 April 2007 and 23 December 2008 shootings.
February 18, 2009: Failed car bomb attack on the Citibank offices in central Athens. Police later said the bomb was powerful enough to destroy the four-story building.
9 March 2009: Bomb attack on a Citibank branch in suburban Athens.[19]
12 May 2009: Bomb attack on a Eurobank Ergasias branch in suburban Athens.[20]
3 July 2009: Suspected firebomb attack on a tax office in Athens Ambelokipi district.[21]
3 July 2009: Suspected bomb attack on a McDonald's in Athens Ambelokipi district causes "extensive damage."[22]
2 September 2009: Explosion outside the Athens stock exchange causing minor injures to one woman and significant damage to the surrounding area. A second bomb in Thessaloniki causing minor damage and no injuries. The group is suspect.[23]
16 February 2010: A bomb exploded outside of a JP Morgan Bank in Athens, authorities suspected the Revolutionary Struggle or Conspiracy of Fire Nuclei were responsible.[24]
13 May 2010: A bomb exploded outside Korydallos Prison in Athens, injuring a woman. Police suspected the Revolutionary Struggle.[25]
14 May 2010: Only one day after the bomb-explosion in Athens a second bomb explode in the court of Thessaloniki. One person was injured. The building got heavily damaged inside.
25 June 2010: A parcel bomb exploded within the Greek Ministry of Public Order. The bomb was addressed to the Minister of Public Order, Michalis Chrysohoidis, but was instead opened by Giorgos Vassilakis, his aide. Giorgos was killed in the attack. While not immediately claimed by Revolutionary Struggle, Greek terrorism expert Dr Athanasios Drougas said the attack was likely carried out by the group.[26]
10 April 2014: Car bomb attack on a Bank of Greece and a Piraeus Bank headquarters in central of Athens. 76 kg of explosives located in a car went off destroying front facades of buildings around. No persons injured. The action was claimed later by Revolutionary Struggle in Athens Indymedia.[27]

A ver, a mi que violen a niñas en Centroafrica sólo me preocupa si los autores son soldados franceses, si no ya no me interesa.

Nadie debería ir jamas a la cárcel por escribir poemas.

En lo personal, me parecen asquerosos, pero los gustos persinales no son motivo para encerrar y censurar a nadie.