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Putin: Now I'll talk

16 February 2018 by admin

Of Maurizio Blondet
Putin: Now I'll talk

Source: Maurizio Blondet
It is a biography written by Hubert Seipel, long-time journalist. He was a foreign correspondent for Stern and Der Spiegel, before dedicating himself to television.
It was the first interview with Edward Snowden broadcast worldwide.
After dedicating a documentary to him broadcast by ARD, the most important German public TV, Seipel has interviewed Putin several times.
The book is the result of years of interviews, analyses, conversations, knowledge.
In Italy it was published by Piemme. Read More

Policy

And then go with anti-communism

15 February 2018 by admin

Of Marcello Veneziani
Italians, join the national anti-communist registry unitedly. Become honorary citizens of Fiume and Porzus, of Istria and Dalmatia, of the Red Triangle of Emilia and a thousand other places where communism has left victims.
Become honorary citizens of many places in which the Red Brigades and other terrorist groups killed bourgeois and proletarians, kids and right-wing militants, magistrates and politicians, journalists, professors and housewives in the name of communism.
And I limit myself to Italy because if we were to take honorary citizenship of all the places on earth where communism has trampled on life, the peoples, freedom and human dignity, then we should become citizens of half the world, of three continents and I don't know how many countries oppressed by the red flag.
The initiative of The weather to establish the national anti-communist registry it is a rhyming response to Renzi and to the entire anti-fascist procession that in full 2018, indeed in full electoral carnival, decided this big masquerade party: the national anti-fascist registry, where the entire left competes to show its heroic face to challenge a regime that has been dead for more than seventy years.
“Vile, you kill a dead man", Ferrucci said to Maramaldo; a historical tragedy that later turned into farce, in the Puppet Theatre. Exactly as is happening with the anti-fascism resurrected at the time of Pinocchietto Renzi. Read More

Policy | Non-fiction

Dust of 5 position

15 February 2018 by admin

by Paolo Becchi on Libero, 14/02/2018
That they were not Franciscans had been known to everyone for some time. That was just Gianroberto Casaleggio's ideal, that he actually led a Franciscan life: an old car, a very old cell phone, dress modestly, austere life. The grillini in parliament, Instead, they pretended to be, but they all took home an enviable salary. From what is emerging now, however, the problem is not that they were not Franciscans, but rather that they were downright dishonest.
Transfers made and then withdrawn to a fund, wanted by Casaleggio, for microcredit (fund intended to support small and medium-sized businesses): a colossal hole, still difficult to calculate. Estimates speak of 1,4 millions, and the Movement itself has admitted errors and incorrect and/or inflated calculations. In short, many transfers are fake, because they were published as reported by parliamentarians but immediately afterwards revoked. If this is the honesty that was supposed to come back into fashion...
In recent weeks, 250 thousand euros have been paid hastily (130 the parliamentarians 128 the Europeans, that they really don't earn). Five days ago the senator Carlo Martelli and the deputy Andrea Cecconi, both leaders "blocked" in the next elections, they were forced to leave, Senator Maurizio Buccarella in the meantime has self-suspended: «rimborsopoli» is overwhelming the entire Grillino parliamentary group. It remains to be clarified how and if David Borrelli's move to the mixed group in the European Parliament fits into this story, one of the three members of the Rousseau Association.
CONTINUE ON: https://paolobecchi.wordpress.com/2018/02/14/polvere-di-5-stelle/

CLEAN HANDS | Policy

M5S Refund: the new crafty ones. What changes now in the M5S

14 February 2018 by admin

Written and reported by Antonio Amorosi

The false reimbursements of the M5S are causing the storm. Between the hunt for crafty people and contradictions, what changes in Beppe Grillo's Movement

By Antonio Amorosi

M5S Refund: the new crafty ones. What changes now in Grillo's Movement

Actuality | Policy

Pd, fear for the polls The Dems are in a nosedive

14 February 2018 by admin

Reporting of F.F.
The Democratic Party collapses. The closer the electoral date gets, the more the Dems go downhill. This was revealed by the latest survey by La Stampa
Of Luca Romano
The Democratic Party collapses. The closer the electoral date gets, the more the Dems go downhill. It was the last one to reveal it survey which he mentions the Press and which worries the Democratic secretary, Matteo Renzi.
In fact, the Democratic Party could reach the 4 March to 20 percent. a truly disastrous threshold for the party which would effectively open the doors to an internal crisis with an unprecedented defeat. The result, according to forecasts, could be lower than the result achieved by Pier Luigi Bersani's PD in 2013. In that year the Dems reached the 25 percent. And so, as reported by LaStampa, there is concern on the part of Nazarene. Read More

Policy

Crime news, controversy and zero ideas: this election campaign is cosmic nothingness

14 February 2018 by admin

Report Linkiesta

Crime news, controversy and zero ideas: this election campaign is cosmic nothingness

Politicians do nothing but comment on the daily news. Today Macerata, yesterday the Amazon bracelet, even before Vaccines and the accounting of attendance fees taken and returned. We talk about news rather than talk about the real issues: an entirely Italian trend. (Of Flavia Down comforter, LAWS

Policy | Non-fiction

A democracy of traitors?

13 February 2018 by admin

Of Mario Bozzi Trails
A democracy of traitors?
Source: Mario Bozzi Trails
In the lexicon of the electoral campaign 2018 let's try to "synthesize", this time, the word "betrayal". The term often comes up in interviews with various party leaders , a sign that the issue is on the surface.
What does “betray” mean ? How much and how one betrays oneself ? And who truly betrays their country or community ? These are some of the questions that Avishai Margalit asks, in his latest essay “On Betrayal” (Einaudi).
The concept of what it means to betray is constant across centuries and cultures. Betrayal undermines the most solid trust, it dissolves the glue that holds our strongest relationships together, questioning ethics: of what we owe to the people and groups who provide us with a sense of belonging.
To come to the Italian case, in a time in which politics seems to be characterized by a low tension of values, talking about "traitors" and "betrayals" then offers the opportunity, beyond any moralism, for a non-trivial reconsideration on the issues of political identity, of representation, of the relationship between elected officials and voters, going to the heart of our democratic system, not surprisingly in a strong crisis. Read More

Actuality | Policy

Report: FBI Informant Tells Congress Moscow Routed Millions to Benefit Bill Clinton's Charitable Efforts

9 February 2018 by admin

Report Breitbart

Report: FBI Informant Tells Congress Moscow Routed Millions to Benefit Bill Clinton’s Charitable Efforts

An FBI informant told Congress Wednesday that Moscow routed millions to the U.S. to benefit Bill Clinton’s charitable efforts.

TO BE CONTINUED:
http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2018/02/08/report-fbi-informant-tells-congress-moscow-routed-millions-benefit-bill-clintons-charitable-efforts/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_term=daily&utm_content=links&utm_campaign=20180208 Read More

Policy | Non-fiction

Vladimir Putin is deeply corrupt or “incorruptible” ?

9 February 2018 by admin

Of Sharon Tennison
Vladimir Putin is deeply corrupt or “incorruptible” ?
Source: Comedonchisciotte
While the situation in Ukraine is worsening, A mountain of disinformation is being poured on Russia and Putin. Journalists and pundits must scour the thesaurus to come up with elaborate new epithets to describe them both. Every time I give a presentation in America, the first question that is menacingly asked to me during Qs&A is always: “What about Putin?”. Time to share my thoughts on this:
Putin obviously has his flaws and is not free from mistakes. Based on my previous experience with him, and those of trusted people, including US officials who worked closely with him over a period of years, Putin is most likely a righteous man, reliable and exceptionally creative.
He is obviously a long-term thinker and planner, and has proven to be an excellent analyst and strategist. He is a leader who can confidently achieve his goals despite the mountains of false accusations hurled at him since he became Russia's second president.
I saw his demonization grow, since it started in the early years 2000 – I wrote down my thoughts and concerns, hoping to then include them in a book (published in 2011). The book explains my observations in more depth than this article. Read More

Policy | Non-fiction

Empty squares, zero debates, empty promises: here is the most boring election campaign ever

7 February 2018 by admin

Linkiesta reporting

Empty squares, zero debates, empty promises: here is the most boring election campaign ever

We talk about money (unrealistically), of immigration (deliriously). They chase crime news and polls as they happen. There is no real comparison. Vacuous appearances that hide the fear of serious political proposals. (Of Flavia Perina, LAWS)

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