Govt objects to Ferrari's flag support for arrested Italian marines
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Well they should fly the emblem of the Kerala High court.
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How can you guys not take insult in this?
They picked up a pending case in Kerala High Court and say Indian and Italian authorities should work it out asap. And their freaking website says they did it for the marines. Ferrari chief says they did their 'small part in the matter'. Their foreign minister cheers them up. Ferrari team boss says there is no political statement. He is practically screaming 'You guys are stupid! Otherwise you would not ask me if it is a political statement!' at us. The team's spokesperson says we have a tradition of making such non-political gestures and cites tragedies like 9/11, earth quake as an examples. Is the marines one more 'tragedy' for Italian navy?
Barnie Ecclestone says 'It is upto the local racing body to decide'[if it is a political statement etc]. The president of the local racing body, being the mouthpiece he is, when asked whether he will take up the matter with Ferrari, says 'They already know'.
I mean what the freak is going on.
They picked up a pending case in Kerala High Court and say Indian and Italian authorities should work it out asap. And their freaking website says they did it for the marines. Ferrari chief says they did their 'small part in the matter'. Their foreign minister cheers them up. Ferrari team boss says there is no political statement. He is practically screaming 'You guys are stupid! Otherwise you would not ask me if it is a political statement!' at us. The team's spokesperson says we have a tradition of making such non-political gestures and cites tragedies like 9/11, earth quake as an examples. Is the marines one more 'tragedy' for Italian navy?
Barnie Ecclestone says 'It is upto the local racing body to decide'[if it is a political statement etc]. The president of the local racing body, being the mouthpiece he is, when asked whether he will take up the matter with Ferrari, says 'They already know'.
I mean what the freak is going on.
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