Monday, June 16, 2008

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Sull'Esercito nelle strade.

2,500 soldiers used in support of law enforcement. 6 months may be extended only once. This is the proposal of the Berlusconi government, through the words of Defense Minister La Russa, the so-called "security emergency".
I say it now: for me it's a campaign ad. One way to show that with the right to power c'è maggior presenza dello Stato nel territorio, e pertanto maggior sicurezza percepita. Se si riuscisse davvero, in sei mesi o in un anno, a rendere più sicure le nostre città... io sarei addirittura a favore della militarizzazione dei nostri territori. Ma siccome sono di Napoli, e so bene che il problema criminalità a ragioni ataviche, addirittura pre-unitarie, so altrettanto bene che in un anno non si può fare nulla, se non diminuire le libertà dei cittadini, dare l'idea di un paese sull'orlo di una invasione o di una guerra civile, farci sentire cittadini di regimi sudamericani. Abbiamo già avuto (Genova 2001) la polizia cilena, ci stiamo avviando verso nuove leggi speciali???

Saturday, June 14, 2008

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Irish said no!


Ireland has said no. And fuck the bureaucrats, the liberals and the financial men of the old continent. Fuck off to a European constitution disgusting in content and form, inspired by the Maastricht and soulless. They are doing the Europe desk, inventing nations (Kosovo) destroying others (Yugoslavia) and pretending to make even those who in Europe is not Europe (Israel).

The Treaty of Lisbon, this shameful waste paper in which we tried in vain to give the dignity of the Constitution, was finally rejected. Although many parliaments (including the Italian one) have ratified the treaty without democratic consultation their citizens. In Ireland, however, the constitution provided for the things of this generation was REQUIRED to hold a referendum to approve or reject the European constitution. The brothers Irish voted NO with conviction, and because EU rules stipulate that the constitution must be ratified by all member states, the Lisbon process has been stopped. At the moment? Of course I do, because the powers that be are working to remove this annoying obstacle to the democratic way of Europe. Our President, Giorgio Napolitano, said that "anyone who gets in the way Europe runs out" in practice, if you do not agree with me, go to hell.

This is democracy on in Italy and Europe are based.