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Good advices for students studying abroad.
« on: December 05, 2009, 08:20:26 AM »
Don't choose a country where your spies have abducted others from the streets. You might be convicted for a crime as revenge.

If your family comes visiting you, please let them dress as nuns so they don't offend people.

Don't leave any DNA in the house you live in. Not even if you have been staying there for months. If you leave DNA in your house you are guilty of every crime committed in that house.

On all your photos on your Facebook / Myspace space you must also dress as a nun.

If you do all these things the jury members would properly not wear sashes indicating that they do hand down a verdict in the case as an act of revenge of behalf of their country.
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Re: Good advices for students studying abroad.
« Reply #1 on: December 07, 2009, 05:40:55 PM »
Reactions from around the world:

Amanda Knox trial: the unanswered questions (Telegraph-UK)
Amanda Knox: guilty... but of what? (Telegraph-UK)

Cheap revenge - I will never enter Italy (Student Knightsbridge university - Denmark)

Cantwell Statement on Amanda Knox Guilty Verdict (Press release from a senator - US)

I hope that the US senator doesn't travel over there. Remember congressman Leo Ryan. They are rater insane in Italy right now charging any American. They are even close to change side in the war on terrorism having convicted 23 CIA agents for a necessary kidnaping and bribing the Taliban forces in Afghanistan so they can buy better weapons which they use to shoot at our forces with.

We are severals who have relatives over there and with such friends we don't need enemies. We are very concerned but of course not as much as the family of Amanda Knox.
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