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Showing posts with label Viva l'Italia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Viva l'Italia. Show all posts
Old pics - Casarsa
May 26, 2012
3:11 PM
says
Moira
E ai single, of course ;-)
Italy is not what it looks like
Jan 29, 2011
10:38 AM
says
Moira
Starting today, this blog and all my social pages have a new policy: they are B-free and will rather focus on showing to the world the excellence of Italy.
As many Italians, I had enough. Enough of reading embarrassing accounts, true or false might they be, that involve the leader of my country, enough of finding vulgar articles in the main Italian newspapers (both sides) while amazing things are happening in the world and no one seems to care, enough of starting my day annoyed by the degradation of politics and the constant bitching of politicians who do not have a serious political programme and just fight over ridiculous, irrelevant issues.
But above everything else, I had enough of the global humiliation Italy is currently suffering. You see, until now B.'s boutades and behaviours were mainly accounted to him alone, he was mostly criticized as an individual. But since the last scandal, the tone has changed, and now Italians are criticized to allow him to stay in power. This is, of course, a very legitimate criticism. In fact, he has been elected (several times!) by Italians, and his popularity seems untouched - or even accrued - by the latest scandal. Which is schizophrenic, I know. But what hurts me the most is the unsaid but evident current thinking that if we allow him to stay, it is because deep inside we are all like him. Worldwide, we are not talking anymore about how stupid, or vulgar, or ignorant B. is, we are talking now about how stupid, vulgar and ignorant Italy is. And this is unacceptable.
Italy is a country full of imperfections, I am not denying that. But there is a *universe* of smart and committed people who are making great things, who have ideas, who create opportunities, who did not give up and who will not give up because they love our country and they want it to be better, and they are doing it despite what is happening in Italy right now, and we must support them, and nurture them because the future of our country lies there. It is time to show the excellence of Italy, to show the good things and not only the bad ones, to show to the world that il Belpaese still rocks!
Oct 28, 2010
9:43 AM
says
Moira
Ho appena letto un articolo su Repubblica che, se son cazzate, mi vergogno a postare qui. Se e' vero, me ne vergogno ancora di piu'. Non c'e' bisogno di link tanto lo capite da soli a quale articolo mi riferisco.
Se e' vero, non ho parole per esprimere la vergogna che provo, l'onta e la repulsione. Se non e' vero, allo stesso modo mi schifa la bassezza della battaglia, la disonesta' e il degrado a cui siamo arrivati. In tutta sincerita' non ho modo di sapere che cosa sia vero e che cosa no, ma e' la prima volta in vita mia che arrossisco di umiliazione davanti ad un computer.
Se e' vero, non ho parole per esprimere la vergogna che provo, l'onta e la repulsione. Se non e' vero, allo stesso modo mi schifa la bassezza della battaglia, la disonesta' e il degrado a cui siamo arrivati. In tutta sincerita' non ho modo di sapere che cosa sia vero e che cosa no, ma e' la prima volta in vita mia che arrossisco di umiliazione davanti ad un computer.
La Santa
Oct 5, 2007
2:24 PM
says
Moira
Stamattina leggevo il Corriere, e sono capitata su un articolo sulla 'ndrangheta. Meglio, su un documentario sulla 'ndrangheta, questo.
Leggete l'articolo poi guardate i video, tutti e 9 (saranno 15 minuti, via).
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