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Italy: a next ruin

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  • Hieronymus
    Hieronymus
    Angelic Painter
    • Mar 2004
    • 712
    #1

    Italy: a next ruin

    After the really bad Berli's governamente, we have done a step to the final ruin.
    As promised this new governament was like or may be wors than before.
    Now they finish to destroy school, then new taxes and new mad ideas...
    Poor, poor our country! And this is our left!
    Hieronymus

    - Dalmatius -

    "I'm forbidden to reign, but I'll never yield before the facts: I am the Cat"
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  • Morgan Kane
    Morgan Kane
    Lost in the multiverse
    • Jun 2006
    • 1428
    #2
    Would you care to explain ?

    You may be right remembering M Prodi at Bruxelles, but i guess i need some facts ......

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    • ROWENA
      ROWENA
      Wanderer of the Mittel March
      • Oct 2005
      • 17
      #3
      Well... I am italian too... and what to say... i think that the fault is of the italian... nobody is sure about waht s/he wants...tha govern now is various and this could means that the county could go on better than before or worst becouse politichan can not be agree about anything... and now we are having the second choise... i think also that berlusconi couldn't do better than now...as nobody...
      In my opinion Italy just needs new politic's ideas...
      But for now we just need

      Was i clear enough?sorry my enhlish is not so good...

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      • devilchicken
        devilchicken
        We'll get to that later
        • Nov 2004
        • 2814
        #4
        Sounds not unlike what's going on in the UK and the US.

        Having to put up with the lesser of two evils is a travesty of the democratic system.
        Batman: It's a low neighborhood, full of rumpots. They're used to curious sights, which they attribute to alcoholic delusions.

        Robin: Gosh, drink is sure a filthy thing, isn't it? I'd rather be dead than unable to trust my own eyes!

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        • Morgan Kane
          Morgan Kane
          Lost in the multiverse
          • Jun 2006
          • 1428
          #5
          If voting could give the power to the people, elections would have been suppressed since a long time.

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          • ROWENA
            ROWENA
            Wanderer of the Mittel March
            • Oct 2005
            • 17
            #6
            Originally posted by Morgan Kane
            If voting could give the power to the people, elections would have been suppressed since a long time.

            Thats true!!!!

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            • Hieronymus
              Hieronymus
              Angelic Painter
              • Mar 2004
              • 712
              #7
              Last days a new scandal: sex, corruption, money, politic and gambling for the "no king" Vittorio Emanuele and other friends of him.
              What a wonderful country!!!
              Hieronymus

              - Dalmatius -

              "I'm forbidden to reign, but I'll never yield before the facts: I am the Cat"

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              • tvissoc
                tvissoc
                Denizen of Moo Uria
                • Nov 2004
                • 100
                #8
                Originally posted by ROWENA
                Well... I am italian too... and what to say... i think that the fault is of the italian... nobody is sure about waht s/he wants...tha govern now is various and this could means that the county could go on better than before or worst becouse politichan can not be agree about anything... and now we are having the second choise... i think also that berlusconi couldn't do better than now...as nobody...
                In my opinion Italy just needs new politic's ideas...
                But for now we just need

                Was i clear enough?sorry my enhlish is not so good...
                I get your Engilish "loud and clear" :)

                This scenario sounds much like our recent presidential "candidates". A goverment "by the people", "for the people". Yeah, right.

                I feel your pain, my Italian friend..

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