Yesterday I read an article by Peter Gomez, one of the best Italian journalists, which I reproduce here. An analysis that is flawless on the day that we are living .
In recent years, Italian politics and journalism are all rotated around a big lie: the false belief that Silvio Berlusconi and Berlusconi were majority in the country. The numbers, indeed, have always said the opposite. Even when Berlusconi was at the height of its power (the 2008 election) has ever been able to collect 51 percent of the vote. The Knights reached only to 37 percent of voters (something different than the voters), dropped after each round. The big lie, however, was repeated, told, set out and analyzed so many times, end up being taken for true. With resignation, and not necessarily only refer to Knight, many said that our country has the ruling class that deserves. That a nation made up of smart, of tax evaders, the lazy, the corrupt and recommended, could only be represented by Berlusconi and his var clones.
only add that, as explained by Grillo few days ago, in 2008, Berlusconi's PDL had 4 million votes. Not a few but not the majority of claimants, nor of those who went to the European votare.Nel 2009 at the Sultan took about 2,500,000 preference (after 15 years in politics for more than half of the government and 30 years of media empire) . Luigi De Magistris after a few months of the campaign with the sole support of Grillo's blog I got 500,000. Another demonstration of what he says Gomez.
Well, they were wrong. Italy was (and is) another thing. Italians - both right and left - are in a majority extraordinary people. Made of women and men who kill themselves (when we have work). Who engage in nearly 500,000 volunteer organizations. Going abroad (4 million) to be able to do what is impossible at home. This is not (only) the country of the world's most powerful mafia groups, the most corrupt politicians of Western Europe. This is, however, the country of Giovanni Falcone, Francesca Morvillo, and Paolo Borsellino, the anti-racketeering associations of Confindustria in Sicily and traders say no to lace. It is the country of George Ambrosoli, Libero Grassi, Peppino Impastato, journalists threatened in Calabria, the police themselves who pay the petrol for their cars, public employees who bring their home computers to run their offices, the workers occupying the factories and climb on the roofs just asking to be working.
add that it is the land of the teachers who give up a meal even a child to eat less wealthy than others.
Italy, in short, is much better di chi al Governo e in Parlamento immeritatamente la rappresenta. E in questa domenica di febbraio, grazie alle donne , cominciamo ad accorgercene. Mai prima d’ora si era assistito a manifestazioni tanto imponenti organizzate non dai partiti, ma dalla gente. Centinaia di migliaia di persone sono scese in piazza non per moralismo, ma per dignità. Senza odio, senza violenza, hanno detto che loro alla grande bugia non ci stanno più.
Questo è ciò che mi piace, perchè pensavo che la manifestazione fosse il solito pretesto per attaccare il sultano (che dovrebbe cadere perchè non sa governare), invece è stata tutt'altra cosa.
Berlusconi, who as well, thanks to the sale of Deputies, the Chamber still has the majority, is increasingly minority in the country. As illustrated by the various flop of events organized by the PDL , even among those who voted the Knight is now difficult to find anyone willing to spend on him. The King, not only metaphorically, is naked. Needless illusion, however. The prime minister did not resign. He will not now. To force him to leave it will take many more February 13, many other places, and finally a clear call for early elections. Only in this way in Parliament who campaigning alongside Berlusconi not for loyalty, but out of interest - dare calculations. It will begin to understand that support the increasingly heavy throne of a dying old Sultan is not convenient. Because when the inevitable fall whole court eventually overturned .
very interesting as the final Gomez leaves no scope for any easy enthusiasm, as it should be. Even today I read on Affairs Italian that the Sultan is ready to resign: impossible.
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