afternoon aperitif have been held at the Circolo ARCI Crosio Valley during the membership year, and it was a pleasant occasion to review my dear friends and comrades and talk a bit ' reports, the situation regarding the recent events in Libya, but also to the situation being experienced by my two beloved countries: Italy and Greece.
So how do you say about a situation not particularly happy for two opposing factions together (if she cries Athens Sparta does not laugh), I must unfortunately use the same metaphor for two nations that are not opposed, but are simply divided by sea \u200b\u200band connected by a path very hard ....
from Greece:
Currently no doubt Greece is going through one of the hardest moments of its modern history due to a number of serious errors its political class (and criminal atrocities of the last right-wingers in power from 2004 to 2009 that stripped the state greek and have led to a situation of substantial default ..).
The international community has the responsibility as to save the speculators (banks and financial companies led to the failure of their greed in 2007-2008) is making citizens pay for these errors (the governments, more and more indebted) but maybe I will talk about this in another post.
But from the political point of view, as I had occasion to point out today aperitif, Italy is made worse. I have no words to describe all of the latest events that led Italy to be mocked because of the conduct of the ruling class in government, incapable and unworthy to lead a civilized country ....
Among the saddest aspects of the present government that has particularly struck me is the attitude of that wing of the extremist minority and majority government does not want to celebrate the unification of Italy: the Northern League.
Well, just the behavior of politicians who, despite having numerous representatives of the Italian State among their ranks (including several ministers and junior ministers) that be hano sworn in by the President of the Republic on the Constitution, led me to what is a form of protest, in my view, civil, and still necessary: \u200b\u200b
ON THE OCCASION OF ALL OF THE SHIRT WORN March 17 RED!
Yes, here in California (the lair of the wolf) we see that Italy should be proud of respect for those who died to create it and defend it: for the glorious red-shirts of Garibaldi for the Italian soldiers fallen during the First World War, for the partisans who have done their utmost to rescue the Second World War and in general for all the victims of the war of liberation Italy.
remember, for the uninitiated, that among a contingent greek allies also participated in the liberation of Italy from Nazi-fascism during the Second World War, in fact there is a military cemetery in Rimini greek.
March 17 I'll wear a red shirt and I wish it did all those who reject the idea of \u200b\u200bthe existence of "Padania" (or the idea of \u200b\u200bsecession of this joke and the Northern League) and who are proud of the 150th anniversary of the Unification of Italy.
I'd like to there was a campaign by the DEMOCRATIC PARTY (which if I remember correctly has the letters with white red and green) and the progressive forces (SEL, IDV, etc..) as well as associations that are recognized in the values \u200b\u200bof the Italian Constitution (ANPI, Arci, etc ...) in terms of strong commitment nell'indossare all a red shirt on March 17 in the face of those who, in the name of a specific purpose (federalism) never seriously pursued, has helped to kill handing the country to the worst scum of dishonest businessmen and members of a clique that thinks only to enrich themselves at the expense of the state and the Italians.
Unless you think, so as not to go away from Lombardy, that being the "women of easy virtue" or direct descendants of famous politicians (pluriripetenti without qualifications and without significant expertise and experience in political administration) is prerequisite to govern a region of 10 million inhabitants and maybe tomorrow, a country ....
Well, if so, allow me, I would have the wrong country in which to raise my son ...
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