That's it 9725 thus you cannot even say the contrary, why should we think Materazzi said anything about terrorism if the persons involved (him and Zidane) do not state it? The fact that medias invented that Materazzi spoke about terrorism does not mean that it is necessarily true....did you know that sometimes newspapers just like to make things bigger? It is their job, they have to sell, but in this case we don't have any (I mean really ANY) evidence that Materazzi spoke about terrorism.

I guess you never studied mathematics or logics, dear 9725 because you seem to have problems with implication statements.
Using your reasoning one could even think that Materazzi told Zidane things like "hello I love you want you tell me your name", or "I like the pope", or "your breath stinks", "or merry X-mas". The fact that we don't know what he said doesn't imply that he talked about terrorism, it only implies that we don't know what he said.

However, even if he had talked about terrorism, what's the problem with it? People call italians "mafiosi" any moment, even on the newspapers during the world cup they said we were the mafia, but we don't react with aggressions. And if you think "mafioso" is not an offense, then go an study a little bit of history of the last 150 years.