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Scorrazando in rete ho trovato dei video interessanti su di un Mazziniano che difende la Costituzione dalle violazioni, e per il fatto che desiderava che fosse osservata dai parlamentari è stato arrestato e anche internato in manicomio. Roba da repubblica islamica. Il suo nome e Pietro Molinari e se vuoi sapere meglio la sua storia visita i link che ti segnalo ok? Buona Navigazione:

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Video interessanti
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQfvsrnYHsA
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Il quirinale quanto ci costa?
http://www.ammazzatecitutti.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=5348

I actually am Italian, and I grew up in Italy. Just now I am living abroad. Your answer is interesting, even though I hear this over and over on television, but unfortunately nobody ever replies.

* Which old laws and habits have been changed?

* I agree with you on the opposition, indeed I wrote it. They are not able to present a serious candidate against Berlusconi. Just because Berlusconi calls everybody communist doesn’t mean that there are actually communist there. Who would the communists be? Bersani, D’Alema, Veltroni? Veltroni was the one who wouldn’t even pronounce the name of Berlusconi during the last elections (‘he was calling him the major candidate of the opposing party’). An opposition like this there is always pleasant for who governs. Plus, this farce of calling everybody communist is laughable, when he is the first one to be friends and make deal with one of them: Vladimir Putin. If Berlusconi hates communists so much, why is he such a friend with a dictator like Putin?

* True, a trial takes a long time. But whose interest is for trials to last as long as possible, so that hopefully, they go to prescription? Berlusconi himself has 5 prescriptions. When you ask yourself why in Italy there is no justice, because trials last longer, do you think that it’s in the interest of a government lead by Bearlusconi to have trials that last less? He has the power to propose laws to shorten the time of trials. Why hasn’t he done it? Remember that in 2008 he had the highest majority in the history of the Italian Republic.

* The judges you talk about, who would have “communist ideas” are coincidentally always the same ones that investigate Berlusconi. The Bocassini would be communist because she applies the law, even when is against Berlusconi? I saw many attacks against her these days, but nobody remembers that she constantly fought against the mafia in Palermo and against the ‘ndrangheta in Milan, and worked with people such as Giovanni Falcone. She even saved the life of Berlusconi once. But of course, Libero and Il Giornale fail to remember that.

* Berlusconi always says that he has the trust of the Italians, but when he wants to build nuclear plants in Italy he fails to remember that the Italians have voted against nuclear power in a referendum in 1987.

* Could you please tell me in which other western country there is a prime minister who owns three television channels? Plus, which programs do you refer to when you talk about television payed by all the Italians? Annozero? Report? I don’t see Berlusconi screaming against Porta a Porta, or the scandalous TG1 of Minzolini, and those are programs payed by all the Italians. Annozero and Report have always been attacked by the left as well. Amnesty Internation has put Italy in the category of “partly-free”. What does that tell you?

* Finally, In 2008 Berlusconi was the first to sign a bill against prostitution especially when the prostitutes were underage? Why it didn’t get approved? Maybe because the scandals of Noemi, Patrizia d’addario and Ruby came along?