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I’m publishing an appeal to the Internet from Luigi de Magistris.

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”Well, I’ve been inspired by Beppe Grillo. This is a political press release that I am issuing to the Web.
Men and women of the Web, let us all unite! I believe that it is the moment to get committed, each one of us with our own history, to change this country.
What I have been experiencing in the last few days and the last few hours is very important. There is the feeling of something absolutely vital that could happen, there is an unbiased role to be played by everyone. Each one of us can feel we can play an essential part in this political journey that has to change this country. It has to change from every point of view. In an apparent act of preservation that is the decisive defence of the Constitution, but above all it has to change in new ways, a new way of doing politics in a sector that up until now, has been characterised by dishonest practices and baseness.
Thus, first and foremost an economic model that has to be completely different, compatible with the environment and able to produce an economy that is completely different from that done in recent decades, that has been founded almost exclusively on oil, thus conditioning whole generations. On this point, the young people can be fundamental. Why am I making this appeal? I am making this appeal because I believe that each one of us, the independent candidates in this election competition within “Italia dei Valori”, needs suggestions, ideas, and the enthusiasm of everyone.
It is an appeal not just for confrontation, but also for union. I believe that it is the moment for mobilisation in the whole of Italy, to form a network of people just like has been done on the Internet. We need to do it also on the streets, with the people, with the public, in such a way that by June we are all aware that we have lent a hand for the start of a journey that I feel is really revolutionary. Thank you.”

Comments

Caro Beppe
E' inutile incazzarsi con i politici di tutto il mondo, loro nelle grandi decisioni, non contano un cazzo.
I leaders di tutto il mondo specialmente nell'ambiente politico non sono stati scelti per le loro capacita' di governare ma per le loro capacita' di essere governati da atre forze.
I veri padroni della terra controllano la politica , assicurazioni , banche etc....e le loro aziende farmaceutiche che fanno soldi sull'ignoranza della gente, uccidendo l'africa con i vaccini e medicinali scaduti e creando paure come in Mexico dove in realta 2 mesi fa' gli stati uniti volevano chiudere i confini e adesso hanno la ragione per farlo , la cura per la maggioranza delle malattie e' gia' stata inventata ( vedi storia Dr RIFE ) quasi mezzo secolo fa' e boicottata dalle aziende farmaceutiche fa , oppure la guerra per il petrolio in Iraq che non e' la vera ragione per cui gli americani sono andati .
Pero' questa volta ( i padroni) hanno fatto una grande cazzata creando i problemi economici nel mondo, perche hanno perso il controllo della situazione e finalmente sara' la rivincita per l'umanita'.
Non ti preoccupare per i nostri politici Italiani ( sono piccole pedine) nei prossimi 4 anni ci saranno dei cambiamenti mondiali tanto grandi che il mondo come lo conosciamo adesso cessera' di esistere.
Il lavoro come lo conosciamo cambiera' , non ci sara' il lavoro sicuro, ogn'uno dovra' diventare un piccolo , indipendente imprenditore e la maggior parte dei lavori sara' in rete.
Purtroppo noi Italiani su questo siamo un po' indietro.

I nostri figli sono la nostra speranza e saranno i nostri insegnanti.
Ascoltiamoli

Posted by: andrea assirelli | May 4, 2009 10:21 PM

I nostri figli sono la nostra speranza e saranno i nostri insegnanti.
Ascoltiamoli

Posted by: andrea assirelli | May 4, 2009 10:20 PM

John F. Kennedy, reminded people that the Chinese word for crisis is indicated by two characters: one meaning bad and the other good. In fact, as deadly and devastating as the earthquake was, it uncovered shoddy construction and the cheap materials used. Now, hopefully, builders will think twice about practicing shoddy construction. I know, the tragedy is that the tragedy on that large scale didn't have to happen. However, it seems that the main lesson of this natural catastrophe has gone over the heads of politicians: they never think of the consequences or they don't care.
It's beyond me that in the aftermath of what happened in L' Aquila politicians are hell-bent on infesting Italy with incinerators and nuclear power plants. Either they're ignorant about the consequences of a catastrophic nuclear plant incident and the filth ejected in the air we breath by incinerators, or politicians' fecklessness is congenital. Every country worth its salt is seeking freedom from dependency on foreign energy through the use of renewable energy and recycling of waste, except Italy. Italy is back in the twentieth century. But then, unlike builders, politicians can always make themselves tailor-made laws purging them from any responsibilities. So why should they care about possible nuclear incidents or make Italians breath toxic air?

Posted by: louis pacella | April 29, 2009 02:21 AM

I respect grillo.it stuff :)

Posted by: Peter Crysis | April 24, 2009 05:03 PM