in doubt of not voting, vote or PDL League, I chose the PDL. I gave my preference vote for Antonella Lottini, a former colleague at the council of Voghera, person that I admire. Revealed my vote, I do not versed in analyzing the results because they have already spent a lot of time and then ... more clear than that!
Silvio is still firmly in the saddle. He still believes in the majority of the Italian people. Just so, there is no alternative. In these days, the usual "Peter", which, alas, holds the third position in the State, he began to criticize, demand, threaten. Among his "faithful", the other night I happened to run into Italo Bocchino and Adolfo Urso, as opposed to a TV debate with Maurizio Lupi and Daniela Santanche. Well, I must say the truth, I really felt a sense of disbelief and disgust at seeing the two Finian el'animosità hatred against their fellow party members and then to Berlusconi, the League and Felt. In their words I could not find a single valid argument to justify the rebellion. The two I've never been very friendly even when they were in the National Alliance, now I really hope that if they come out from the PDL along with their leader. But I fear that they will not.
The first names of Mouthpiece and Urso The origins or at least clearly show the fascist sympathies for their families. Sources from time betrayed and reviled by those in the company's co-founder of the PDL, with whom he is now preparing to betray the voters and Berlusconi.
I do not like when Felt, the editorial of Sunday, April 18, writes that "... Finian regressed to levels fascists, betraying aggressiveness worthy of a distant past, when the black shirts used the baton as a means of persuasion ..." . Felt is not so much offensive against lorsignori, as against those who fought with honor and loyalty in the Italian Social Movement. It 'also true that, as usual, Felt wanted to hit hard and cause and in any case the editor of The Journal is free to think and write what they believe, in spite of who has repeatedly asked the head.
That the views expressed by Fini and his henchmen are dictated by simple matters of power I think now more than obvious. They are painful. But if, as expected, will remain within the PDL to retain their seats, are likely to become harmful in the long run for the government, the center-right and for the country. The quarrels of the "caste" are likely once again to block all the necessary reforms, on which it seemed that at last we could concent of the next three years term.
But perhaps it is the "everything changes so that nothing changes" gattopardiana of memory that inspires the desire and the demands of Finian. Attila
Silvio is still firmly in the saddle. He still believes in the majority of the Italian people. Just so, there is no alternative. In these days, the usual "Peter", which, alas, holds the third position in the State, he began to criticize, demand, threaten. Among his "faithful", the other night I happened to run into Italo Bocchino and Adolfo Urso, as opposed to a TV debate with Maurizio Lupi and Daniela Santanche. Well, I must say the truth, I really felt a sense of disbelief and disgust at seeing the two Finian el'animosità hatred against their fellow party members and then to Berlusconi, the League and Felt. In their words I could not find a single valid argument to justify the rebellion. The two I've never been very friendly even when they were in the National Alliance, now I really hope that if they come out from the PDL along with their leader. But I fear that they will not.
The first names of Mouthpiece and Urso The origins or at least clearly show the fascist sympathies for their families. Sources from time betrayed and reviled by those in the company's co-founder of the PDL, with whom he is now preparing to betray the voters and Berlusconi.
I do not like when Felt, the editorial of Sunday, April 18, writes that "... Finian regressed to levels fascists, betraying aggressiveness worthy of a distant past, when the black shirts used the baton as a means of persuasion ..." . Felt is not so much offensive against lorsignori, as against those who fought with honor and loyalty in the Italian Social Movement. It 'also true that, as usual, Felt wanted to hit hard and cause and in any case the editor of The Journal is free to think and write what they believe, in spite of who has repeatedly asked the head.
That the views expressed by Fini and his henchmen are dictated by simple matters of power I think now more than obvious. They are painful. But if, as expected, will remain within the PDL to retain their seats, are likely to become harmful in the long run for the government, the center-right and for the country. The quarrels of the "caste" are likely once again to block all the necessary reforms, on which it seemed that at last we could concent of the next three years term.
But perhaps it is the "everything changes so that nothing changes" gattopardiana of memory that inspires the desire and the demands of Finian. Attila
