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MUSSOLINI SPIA? NO, GIORNALISTI IGNORANTI!

We would like to dedicate this editorial to discuss a topic more serious which the fundamental principle that all are equal before the law : principle This has always mocked in court and that a few days ago he tried to laugh even in the form.
Let's talk about an article published on 13 October on "Calabria Ora" and that we again next: Well you Mussolini was a spy for the British for a paltry 100 pounds a week!
thought that the articles next prove that donkeys fly, that Rocco Siffredi is gay and that Berlusconi has never bribed anyone in his life: none of that!
A question I immediately flashed in his head: but in Italy you should demonstrate for freedom of the press or the intelligence of some who make up the category? Give yourself the answer.

As long as you continue to throw mud on the memory of a person who nonetheless continues to be one of the most loved and respected as ever in the history of Italy?
There is ashamed to continue to insult a man who passed away 64 years from now, can no longer defend themselves against such outrageous accusations?
Mussolini British spy is something that would laugh, even the chickens! Not only that, but would be enough to know a little about the history and analyze some simple points.
Point number 1: in 1917 Benito Mussolini was an "almost" an ordinary man, unknown to the vast majority of Italians from the political weight irrelevant
Point number 2: In the same year Corporal Benito Mussolini, enlisted in the ranks of riflemen , was stationed on the Carnian Alps where, in February 1917, was seriously wounded and was in danger for some time death. Only several months later was discharged and sent home in Milan.
Point number 3: what information Mussolini should and could give England an ally in those days? Although Rome was full of British spies (to what end?) Mussolini lived in Milan with his family!

It 's definitely possible that the future Duce got some contribution to the paper: they all cost to keep a "friend" a newspaper that could very well criticize the inconsistency Franco-British but from here on the Western Front Mussolini to define a spy is really ridiculous.
The last lines of the article non le voglio nemmeno commentare: sono ridicole quanto e più di colui che ha scritto una simile marea di fregnacce. Si vergogni pertanto.