Il governo federale tedesco approva una norma per utilizzare i militari per strada in caso di un "attacco di proporzioni catastrofiche"
Cosa vuol dire "attacco di proporzioni catastrofiche" ???
Perchè mai, oggi, la Germania dovrebbe prepararsi a ciò ???
Siamo sicuri che valga davvero la regola "but not to
control demonstrations" ???
In un periodo dove la gente comune si sta ink@zz@ndo sempre di più contro i propri governi (sempre meno democratici e sempre più totalitari) leggere notizie del genere non mi tranquillizza per niente...
ecco l'articolo in inglese:
German army's crisis role widened
The use of combat weapons on German home soil is only acceptable as a last resort
The German military will
in future be able to use its weapons on German streets in an extreme
situation, the Federal Constitutional Court says.
The ruling says the armed forces can be deployed only if
Germany faces an assault of "catastrophic proportions", but not to
control demonstrations.
The decision to deploy forces must be approved by the federal government.
Severe restrictions on military deployments were set down in the German constitution after Nazi-era abuses.
The court says the military still cannot shoot down a
hijacked passenger plane - fighter jets would have to intercept the
plane and fire warning shots to force it to land.
After World War II the new constitution ruled that soldiers
could not be deployed with guns at the ready on German soil, the BBC's
Stephen Evans reports from Berlin.
The court has now changed that, saying troops could be used to tackle an assault that threatens scores of casualties.
The judges had in mind a terrorist incident involving armed attackers in public places.
German troops have been deployed abroad since the war, but it has been a gradual process.
German warplanes have been used in the Balkans and troops are
on the ground in Afghanistan, protecting construction workers, but able
to return fire if attacked.
fonte:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-19295351
