The blitz is carried out by the forklifts of the Porto Canale. Everything happens in the middle of the night, before the last militarized ship loaded with "war" lands. The order is peremptory: lock up the last crack in the unloading view of the "New Amsterdam", the last ship shipped from northern Europe to the port of Giorgino, the container terminal transformed from a wasteland into an unauthorized military base, finished directly, with a concessional triangulation, in the hands of NATO.
Steel wall
In the middle of the night, before the telephoto lenses can look close to the "fisherman's wharf", to reveal the load of fire destined to crash directly into the inlets of Capo Teulada, the operators in charge of handling the containers raise a veritable wall of steel almost six meters high and twenty-four long. All to block the view of the cargo. They had not liked the images published by our newspaper on the occasion of the first unloading, that of the war "ferry" "Ark Germany".
War video maker
The details of the deadly Leopard tanks, shipped from Germany to Sardinia for an evident test of strength and war power, probably had to remain segregated in that eight-hectare armored area, already circumscribed by a wall of containers capable of taking the breath away even to the flamingos that fly over that stretch of Santa Gilla, close to the pond. On the one hand, NATO presented itself in the presence of the island of tourism with press officers and video makers, with the aim of projecting the glossy images of the "fire" to be deployed in Sardinia on the world circuit of war exhibitionism, on the other However, in Sardinia, according to the directives of the Ministry of Defence, it is essential not to "hurt" sensibilities, preventing in every way the unveiling of the war load that is falling on the exclusive natural and environmental heritage of the island.
Fire secret
As often happens, however, it is precisely the attempts at censorship that break the pace of the most eloquent images of what is happening "secretly" inside the "NATO base" of the Porto Canale of Cagliari. The images that we publish in this investigation reveal without frills the real armed load that is still pouring into the island's capital city. An infinite expanse of tanks, armored vehicles with red effigy and black flame to symbolize the explosive load to be "torn apart" on the Delta peninsula, that of Teulada, devastated to such an extent as to be defined in military papers as "interdicted", but that's not all, given that the bombings are spreading over an area of 7,200 hectares, beyond the "seized" body of water in front of the extreme tip of Capo Teulada.
