This blog intends to celebrate the unification of Italy. In what way? First of all trying to figure out if they really worth. The other night at Massimo Gramellini Che tempo che fa read the article 1 of the Statute the Northern League.
"the political movement called the" Northern League for the Independence of Padania "(hereafter referred to as a movement in
or Northern League or Lega Nord - Padania)
made by political organizations, has as its purpose the achievement of the independence of Padania
through democratic methods and its international recognition as an independent and sovereign Federal Republic
. "
statutes discover two things: the first is that the party was not initially a party but a movement. They moved a lot of the Northern League, then they Comino to lounging on the couch and eat them pay for thieving Rome good money and you are finished (see Borghezio). So we are not able to move more. The second finding is that Padania become independent with democratic methods, such guns ergo nothing has repeatedly said the peacemaker Bossi? No, you are wrong. A few months ago was decriminalized offense an armed gang. So we can expect everything from fuciltate, guns, bazookas than catapults that never goes out of fashion. Why I posted this article? Why I think Napolitano with his latest warnings and appeals was addressing members of the government of the Northern League. Three of them are ministers (for all other people who had spent unhappy with the justice system but this is discounted) and one holds the office of Minister of the Interior, then a real big shot.
Napolitano is wrong to take the League. Napolitano should know what the article says one of the "Movement League" should have known when he signed in 2008 for the appointment of Minister of Interior, Minister for Reforms (what for I have not yet figured out) and Minister for Regulatory Simplification (more empty bottles). What
him could care to members of a party that only seeks to separate from the rest of the Po Valley of Italy, of that unit? Well, this blog wants you to think about how we got to this point. Wars of independence do not know anything, at school the topic is so dismissive. Many do not know that the 1000 (actually many more) were almost all from Bergamo. Many do not know that, too, until a few days ago , the Sud fu occupato (non liberato dai Savoia), depredato (la cassa dei Borboni fu trasferita a Torino seduta stante), diffamato e sterminato (i briganti erano spesso patrioti e furono centinaia di migliaia le vittime), costretto all'emigrazione a milioni (prima dei Savoia l'emigrazione era pressoché inesistente), obbligato alla leva militare e a un numero interminabile di guerre (dalla terza guerra di indipendenza contro i " fratelli veneti " alla seconda guerra mondiale). Il Sud era ricco. Il patrimonio complessivo del Regno delle Due Sicilie era più alto perfino di quello dello Stato Pontificio. Quanti di voi sanno che esiste il Partito del Popolo della Sicilia (ovvero la risposta meridionale alla Lega)? How many know of the existence of the Two Sicilies Committees?
I myself am ignorant about the wars of independence, I'm documenting hours of school because I only remember that there were many deaths, pain, shaking hands in Tean, Italy here do or die , brigandage, Cavour, Mazzini, the hero of two worlds, the breach of Porta Pia ... no one else. There is a huge gap in public opinion and therefore tends to give everything for granted. Italy is unity? Ok but think of something else. Now there is also a site dedicated to the celebrations, was established a Board of Trustees (chaired by Amato after the resignation of Ciampi) che dovrebbe monitorare sulle cerimonie. Da qualche mese va in onda la pubblicità ideata probabilmente da La Russa (visto che c'è il logo della difesa) con uno slogan che a mio parere è banalissimo: nata per unire. Unire cosa? Carlo Azeglio Ciampi, durante il suo settennato al Quirinale, affermava di avere sentito il calore della gente comune e la passione di quest'ultima verso gli eroi del risorgimento. Io non lo notavo nè mi pare di notarlo ora. Tra i miei coetanei ma anche tra gli anziani non sento parlare di unità, risorgimento, guerre d'indipendenza. Ho l'impressione che non m'importi a nessuno. Forse proprio perchè non sanno di cosa si tratta. Figuriamoci tra gli adolescenti, i quali grow up in ignorance and inspired by the TV models that offers them.
According to the League is the North lost to us from the unity of Italy, according to the duo-Sicily is the south has suffered the worst. According to the League Garibaldi was a con man who acted for personal gain (no one knows what), manipulating hundreds of people including many young people who, unlike the hero of two worlds, had noble ideals is satisfied. This blog does not want to rekindle old disagreements to occur nor disputes between north and south. This blog is not meant to be taken for absolute truth. Encyclopedias, internet, programs, exhibitions can give you an exact idea of \u200b\u200bwhat stato il risorgimento, indipendentemente dal vostro pensiero politico attuale. Noi vogliamo solo farvi conoscere l'Italia di questi 150 anni, attraverso le vite, le gesta e le parole di alcune persone, uomini e donne, celeberrimi o pressoché sconosciuti che hanno fatto nel bene o nel male la storia dell'Italia. Perchè non dobbiamo dimenticarlo: a prescindere da tutte le differenze siamo italiani.
La prima persona che mi viene in mente per parlare del nostro paese è Enrico De Nicola . Non è tra i più conosciuti politici italiani, eppure fu il primo Presidente della Repubblica (provvisorio, traghettò il paese durante l'assemblea costituente nel 1948) . De Nicola is the only politician to have held four of the five highest offices of state: in addition to those already mentioned, he was President of the House, Senate President and President of the Constitutional Court . What impressed me about this man is not about his political career. De Nicola umile.Un gentleman was a person paid to politics. Never changed his jacket, which was old and patched. He was a tailor who sewed the buttons every time. Who, among reporters and colleagues asked him why not buy new clothes he replied: " I am an employee of the state. I would not use public money for private interests." Now I know, someone will say that are fussy, these were different times and can not make comparisons. For me it could and should do, look at all the politicians of today and tell me if there is a De Nicola in style between them. I challenge you to find one or. The first President of the Republic signed the Constitution. That same Constitution that today is still something, for goodness sake! http://iofuoridalcoro.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default?alt=rss 
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