Murder of Mussolini - Revision history

Bacchus: /* The Communists killed Mussolini without legal process */

2024-05-08T22:06:51Z

The Communists killed Mussolini without legal process

Bacchus: /* The Communists killed his lover, who was not even involved */

2023-06-06T21:46:37Z

The Communists killed his lover, who was not even involved

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	===The Communists killed his lover, who was not even involved===		===The Communists killed his lover, who was not even involved===
	With the murder of Clara Petacci the horror was there immediately in 1945 among most Italians. She was well loved. It is fascinating that all the communist accounts of the murder before, finally, some truth slipped out in 1996, claimed Petacci had thrown herself before Mussolini and so chosen death. Except she was going to be gunned down anyway, and it is interesting that the same report states that the communists never even considered sparing her. Various second-hand witnesees give different accounts, but all agree she was to die anyway. The eyewitness accounts and photographic evidence of sexual torture, make her murder all that much worse.		With the murder of [[Clara Petacci]] the horror was there immediately in 1945 among most Italians. She was well loved. It is fascinating that all the communist accounts of the murder before, finally, some truth slipped out in 1996, claimed Petacci had thrown herself before Mussolini and so chosen death. Except she was going to be gunned down anyway, and it is interesting that the same report states that the communists never even considered sparing her. Various second-hand witnesees give different accounts, but all agree she was to die anyway. The eyewitness accounts and photographic evidence of sexual torture, make her murder all that much worse.


	===The torture and rape===		===The torture and rape===

Bacchus: /* 7:15 */

2023-06-06T21:43:31Z

7:15

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	Flowers arrive, and the advance team quickly set up a makeshift shrine at the wall where 15 spies and terrorists were executed. The communist propagandists are fully prepared with a poster, candles, flowers, etc. The communists brag that the flowers were gathered from the graves of fascists. Many of the flowers do, in fact, appear to be cemetary arrangements. The crowd grows uneasy as they sense [[File:Musmur03.png\|150px\|thumb\|right\|Shrine created with flowers stolen from the graves of fascists, at the fence where 15 communist terrorists were executed after a lengthy trial.]] some sort of atrocity is about to take place.		Flowers arrive, and the advance team quickly set up a makeshift shrine at the wall where 15 spies and terrorists were executed. The communist propagandists are fully prepared with a poster, candles, flowers, etc. The communists brag that the flowers were gathered from the graves of fascists. Many of the flowers do, in fact, appear to be cemetary arrangements. The crowd grows uneasy as they sense [[File:Musmur03.png\|150px\|thumb\|right\|Shrine created with flowers stolen from the graves of fascists, at the fence where 15 communist terrorists were executed after a lengthy trial. In the film, you can see communists using the shrine, followed by the shrine being demolished by the angry crowd sometime later.]] some sort of atrocity is about to take place.

	====7:30 am, April 29====		====7:30 am, April 29====

Bacchus: /* 26 hours missing */

2023-06-06T21:40:59Z

26 hours missing

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	==26 hours missing==		==26 hours missing==
	There is no known account that properly explains the events of the 28th. There are no two accounts that agree. While travel can account for some of this missing time, it certainly cannot account for over a day. It is highly likely that many of the events attributed to the afternoon of the 27th actually occured on the 28th. This would mean that the "interrogation" lasted a full 24 hours longer, or if one believes the communist story, an extra 24 hours of conjugal bliss. ~~Regatdless~~ of the story, Mussolini, Petacci, and the others are murdered at some point, and this spoils the planned public execution at Piazzale Loreto.		There is no known account that properly explains the events of the 28th. There are no two accounts that agree. While travel can account for some of this missing time, it certainly cannot account for over a day. It is highly likely that many of the events attributed to the afternoon of the 27th actually occured on the 28th. This would mean that the "interrogation" lasted a full 24 hours longer, or if one believes the communist story, an extra 24 hours of conjugal bliss. Regardless of the story, Mussolini, Petacci, and the others are murdered at some point, and this spoils the planned public execution at Piazzale Loreto.

	=====Probable events=====		=====Probable events=====

Bacchus: Text replacement - " They" to " they"

2023-02-16T13:23:06Z

Text replacement - " They" to " they"

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	[[File:Mussolinoprocession.png\|thumb\|200px\|left\|Once the communists had been removed, US forces assist in maintaining order as a makeshift procession takes place.]]		[[File:Mussolinoprocession.png\|thumb\|200px\|left\|Once the communists had been removed, US forces assist in maintaining order as a makeshift procession takes place.]]
	[[File:Embrace.png\|thumb\|200px\|right\|Members of the saddened crowd place the tortured, broken, and defiled bodies into a loving embrace. (Colorized) Note that the bodies of Mussolini and Petacci still do not display any signs of rigormortis, making the communist narrative absolutely impossible.]]		[[File:Embrace.png\|thumb\|200px\|right\|Members of the saddened crowd place the tortured, broken, and defiled bodies into a loving embrace. (Colorized) Note that the bodies of Mussolini and Petacci still do not display any signs of rigormortis, making the communist narrative absolutely impossible.]]
	The bodies of Mussolini and Petacci were taken to Milan and hung by their heels by their murders, in a suburban square, the Piazzale Loreto, before a large angry crowd turned on the Communists. ~~They~~ were hung upside down from a metal girder above a service station on the square ''(at which time Petacci's bloodied privates were exposed, and the crowd's demeanor began to switch from shock to rage)'', taken down by the crowd, rehung by the communists, at which time some members of the crowd attacked. The police chief was forced to use a fire-hose on the attacking members of the appalled crowd, who were once again taking down the mutilated bodies. The single firehose was largely ineffective, and several of the communists were trapped by the crowd, some with guns drawn but with orders not to fire. These men, and one woman, were rescued by a US patrol that arrived on the scene from the opposite side of the city. The bodies were once again brought down, and reverently placed into a loving embrace by the distressed onlookers. US forces maintained order as an impromptu procession formed, hundreds of saddened Italian citizens viewing the bodies. The communists later returned in force, dispersed the crowd, and took control of the bodies.		The bodies of Mussolini and Petacci were taken to Milan and hung by their heels by their murders, in a suburban square, the Piazzale Loreto, before a large angry crowd turned on the Communists. they were hung upside down from a metal girder above a service station on the square ''(at which time Petacci's bloodied privates were exposed, and the crowd's demeanor began to switch from shock to rage)'', taken down by the crowd, rehung by the communists, at which time some members of the crowd attacked. The police chief was forced to use a fire-hose on the attacking members of the appalled crowd, who were once again taking down the mutilated bodies. The single firehose was largely ineffective, and several of the communists were trapped by the crowd, some with guns drawn but with orders not to fire. These men, and one woman, were rescued by a US patrol that arrived on the scene from the opposite side of the city. The bodies were once again brought down, and reverently placed into a loving embrace by the distressed onlookers. US forces maintained order as an impromptu procession formed, hundreds of saddened Italian citizens viewing the bodies. The communists later returned in force, dispersed the crowd, and took control of the bodies.

	====The Aftermath====		====The Aftermath====
	Initially, Mussolini was buried in an unmarked grave but, in 1946, his body was dug up and stolen by anti-Communist patriots. Later it was recovered by the authorities who then tried to keep it hidden for the next eleven years. ~~They~~ failed, and in 1957, his remains were again rescued by patriots and finally allowed to be interred in the Mussolini family crypt in his home town of Predappio. His tomb is visited daily, and has become a place of pilgrimage for historians, patriots, fascists, and of course family.		Initially, Mussolini was buried in an unmarked grave but, in 1946, his body was dug up and stolen by anti-Communist patriots. Later it was recovered by the authorities who then tried to keep it hidden for the next eleven years. they failed, and in 1957, his remains were again rescued by patriots and finally allowed to be interred in the Mussolini family crypt in his home town of Predappio. His tomb is visited daily, and has become a place of pilgrimage for historians, patriots, fascists, and of course family.

	====A Debunked Communist Narrative====		====A Debunked Communist Narrative====
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	====The attempt to blame the mourners====		====The attempt to blame the mourners====
	[[File:muss-face-damg.png\|thumb\|200px\|right\|Before and after images showing the devastating results of several rifle butt strikes to the face of Mussolini's corpse. Communists were the only ones bearing rifles.]] While the judeo-Marxist tale of the crowd behaving like a mob, and defiling the bodies may seem sensational, the film shows only communists defiling the bodies in any way. There is no footage of any normal Italian citizens defiling the bodies at all, in fact the only people seen striking, spitting, urinating on, or desecrating the bodies in any way are the communists themselves, who are easily identified as ~~They~~ are holding rifles. The faces of the people in The crowd actually look quite appalled.		[[File:muss-face-damg.png\|thumb\|200px\|right\|Before and after images showing the devastating results of several rifle butt strikes to the face of Mussolini's corpse. Communists were the only ones bearing rifles.]] While the judeo-Marxist tale of the crowd behaving like a mob, and defiling the bodies may seem sensational, the film shows only communists defiling the bodies in any way. There is no footage of any normal Italian citizens defiling the bodies at all, in fact the only people seen striking, spitting, urinating on, or desecrating the bodies in any way are the communists themselves, who are easily identified as they are holding rifles. The faces of the people in The crowd actually look quite appalled.

	==Who was Colonel Valerio?==		==Who was Colonel Valerio?==
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	=Timeline=		=Timeline=
	By July 1943, the Allied invasion of Sicily and bombing of Rome caused the Italian Council of Fascists and King Victor Emmanuel III to remove Mussolini from power. He left office peacefully, and was later arrested. This double-cross left a permanent mark on fascists who felt the Council of Fascists had gone soft. These famies, realizing that they too were in danger of being rounded up and handed over to the communists, fled to the north where Mussolini was still extremely popular. The King of Italy allowed them to form the Salo Republic, rather than face a civil war. ~~They~~ overwhelmingly pla ed Mussolini back in charge. Adolf Hitler also continued to give Mussolini support.		By July 1943, the Allied invasion of Sicily and bombing of Rome caused the Italian Council of Fascists and King Victor Emmanuel III to remove Mussolini from power. He left office peacefully, and was later arrested. This double-cross left a permanent mark on fascists who felt the Council of Fascists had gone soft. These famies, realizing that they too were in danger of being rounded up and handed over to the communists, fled to the north where Mussolini was still extremely popular. The King of Italy allowed them to form the Salo Republic, rather than face a civil war. they overwhelmingly pla ed Mussolini back in charge. Adolf Hitler also continued to give Mussolini support.

	==April 25==		==April 25==
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	====11:15 am====		====11:15 am====
	Communists stop the convoy at the lakeside town of Dongo. ~~They~~ were waiting, and fully prepared to subdue a German convoy escorting a world leader.		Communists stop the convoy at the lakeside town of Dongo. they were waiting, and fully prepared to subdue a German convoy escorting a world leader.

	====11.35 am====		====11.35 am====

Bacchus: Text replacement - "tbe" to "The"

2023-02-07T00:21:35Z

Text replacement - "tbe" to "The"

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	====The attempt to blame the mourners====		====The attempt to blame the mourners====
	[[File:muss-face-damg.png\|thumb\|200px\|right\|Before and after images showing the devastating results of several rifle butt strikes to the face of Mussolini's corpse. Communists were the only ones bearing rifles.]] While the judeo-Marxist tale of the crowd behaving like a mob, and defiling the bodies may seem sensational, the film shows only communists defiling the bodies in any way. There is no footage of any normal Italian citizens defiling the bodies at all, in fact the only people seen striking, spitting, urinating on, or desecrating the bodies in any way are the communists themselves, who are easily identified as ~~tbey~~ are holding rifles. The faces of the people in ~~tbe~~ crowd actually look quite appalled.		[[File:muss-face-damg.png\|thumb\|200px\|right\|Before and after images showing the devastating results of several rifle butt strikes to the face of Mussolini's corpse. Communists were the only ones bearing rifles.]] While the judeo-Marxist tale of the crowd behaving like a mob, and defiling the bodies may seem sensational, the film shows only communists defiling the bodies in any way. There is no footage of any normal Italian citizens defiling the bodies at all, in fact the only people seen striking, spitting, urinating on, or desecrating the bodies in any way are the communists themselves, who are easily identified as They are holding rifles. The faces of the people in The crowd actually look quite appalled.

	==Who was Colonel Valerio?==		==Who was Colonel Valerio?==
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	Unable to have ~~tbe~~ public execution they were hoping for, the communists begin defiling the corpses, concentrating on Mussolini. The bodies are mutilated, urinated on, spat on, kicked, struck with objects, etc. Those in ~~tbe~~ crowd who object see ~~tbe~~ barrel of a rifle. The communists have orders not to shoot anyone, but a show of guns is certainly made, and the brandished guns make effective crowd control. Unfortunately for the communists, the crowd is slowly growing and becoming untenable. At some point, a lone US Army sergeant begins assisting the communists in crowd control. The three men who destroyed the shrine become very vocal, and are warned off again with brandished guns.		Unable to have The public execution they were hoping for, the communists begin defiling the corpses, concentrating on Mussolini. The bodies are mutilated, urinated on, spat on, kicked, struck with objects, etc. Those in The crowd who object see The barrel of a rifle. The communists have orders not to shoot anyone, but a show of guns is certainly made, and the brandished guns make effective crowd control. Unfortunately for the communists, the crowd is slowly growing and becoming untenable. At some point, a lone US Army sergeant begins assisting the communists in crowd control. The three men who destroyed the shrine become very vocal, and are warned off again with brandished guns.

	=11:30 am=		=11:30 am=

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2022-10-23T06:19:16Z

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2022-10-23T06:14:16Z

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	Flowers arrive, and the advance team quickly set up a makeshift shrine at the wall where 15 spies and terrorists were executed. The communist propagandists are fully prepared with a poster, candles, flowers, etc. The communists brag that the flowers were gathered from the ~~gaves~~ of fascists. Many of the flowers do, in fact, appear to be cemetary arrangements. The crowd grows uneasy as they sense [[File:Musmur03.png\|150px\|thumb\|right\|Shrine created with flowers stolen from the graves of fascists, at the fence where 15 communist terrorists were executed after a lengthy trial.]] some sort of atrocity is about to take place.		Flowers arrive, and the advance team quickly set up a makeshift shrine at the wall where 15 spies and terrorists were executed. The communist propagandists are fully prepared with a poster, candles, flowers, etc. The communists brag that the flowers were gathered from the graves of fascists. Many of the flowers do, in fact, appear to be cemetary arrangements. The crowd grows uneasy as they sense [[File:Musmur03.png\|150px\|thumb\|right\|Shrine created with flowers stolen from the graves of fascists, at the fence where 15 communist terrorists were executed after a lengthy trial.]] some sort of atrocity is about to take place.

	====7:30 am, April 29====		====7:30 am, April 29====

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2022-10-23T06:09:58Z

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Bacchus: /* 8:15 */

2022-07-25T07:27:25Z

8:15

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	Unable to have tbe public execution they were hoping for, the communists begin defiling the corpses, concentrating on Mussolini. The bodies are mutilated, urinated on, spat on, kicked, struck with objects, etc. Those in tbe crowd who object see tbe barrel of a rifle. The communists have orders not to shoot anyone, but a show of guns is certainly made, and the brandished guns make effective ~~crowdcontrol~~. Unfortunately for the communists, the ~~crouwd~~ is slowly growing and becoming untenable. At some point, a lone US Army sergeant begins assisting the communists in crowd control. The three men who destroyed the shrine become very vocal, and are warned off again with brandished guns.		Unable to have tbe public execution they were hoping for, the communists begin defiling the corpses, concentrating on Mussolini. The bodies are mutilated, urinated on, spat on, kicked, struck with objects, etc. Those in tbe crowd who object see tbe barrel of a rifle. The communists have orders not to shoot anyone, but a show of guns is certainly made, and the brandished guns make effective crowd control. Unfortunately for the communists, the crowd is slowly growing and becoming untenable. At some point, a lone US Army sergeant begins assisting the communists in crowd control. The three men who destroyed the shrine become very vocal, and are warned off again with brandished guns.

	=11:30 am=		=11:30 am=