* FPG RIDICOLA L'ITALIA PER STUPIDE MANOVRE DI FIDUCIA
Astoria, Italia
La fiducia. Che cosa e' questa fiducia? La fiducia e' forse credere in una cosa o una persona e dire okay oppure no. Quante volte al giorno si puo' dare la fiducia? E poi si puo' cambiare da un momento all'altro. Questa arancia e' rossa. No, e' gialla. Forse ora e' verde e domani sara' marro'. Una proposta deve esser fatta per cambiare i termini della fiducia. Si da' la fiducia una volta al mese o ogni sei mesi? Oppure una volta all'anno. Io certamente non ho fiducia di nessuno quando si tratta di politica perche' quando vedo che tutto questo e' una messa in scena, mi dico a me stesso: Questa e' una perdita di tempo non solo per l'Italia ma per tutti i telespettatori di tutto il mondo. Non si puo' dare avanti cosi' giocando e non producendo. Il problema non e' Berlusconi oppure Bersani, o Fini e neanche Casini. Il problema sono tutti quanti che vogliano giocare con la fiducia. Se e' cosi', e' meglio giocare a scacchi e giocare con la morte di una nazione che non ha imparato che cosa e' la vera democrazia e che cosa significa
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Monday, November 7, 2011
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E' IL FIGLIO DI MICHAEL?
DATE A GIANFRANCO FINI UN BIGLIETTINO DI VISITA CON IL COGNOME STERN. E FINI VI DOMANDERA' : E' IL FIGLIO DI MICHAEL STERN? GIANFRANCO FINI SI E' RECATO A NEW YORK ALL GRAND HYATT HOTEL PRIMA DELLA ROTTURA DI ALLEANZA CON SILVIO BERLUSCONI. GLI OCCHI DI FINI BRILLAVANO QUANDO HA VISTO IL NOME STERN. PENSAVA CHE IL TIZIO SUL BIGLIETTINO ERA IL FIGLIO DEL GRANDE DIRETTORE DI ORCHESTRA. MA MICHEAL E' NATO NEL 1959 E NON POTEVA AVERE UN FIGLIO MOLTO GRANDE TANTO DA ESSERE VICE PRESIDENTE DI UNA COMPAGNIA DI SICUREZZA.
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