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Italiens (and Mamzers)
Italy? It's a police state, says Mr. B. (...Berluscloni? Burlesqueoni? Berlusclowni?) - and the mamzer would like to put censorship to blogs, too...
But listen to his defrocked priest's voice (via l'Unità) - http://t.co/QPYmtACT
No more immunities for Berlusclowni.
"So, d'you like to have a party?"
Burlesqueoni - "My (vanishing) Reign for a Horse"...
Berlusconi's end: his (vanishing) reign for a horse, by Domenico Valter Rizzo (in IT) - Il Fatto Quotidiano http://t.co/O56eVN6
via @AddThis
Frattini: "Gaddafi must go" Paxman: "Where to?" F: "We do not know, yet. I hope to some African country" P: "Which African country?" F: "We can't know that" P: "Why don't you put him up in Italy?" F: "This is out of question, absolutely" P: "And why so?" F: "We do not want a dictator" P: "And why don't you say that he must be brought before the International Court of Justice?" F: "He should, no one can assure him to go unpunished" P: "So he can't come to Italy because otherwise you should hand him over to Court?" F: "We would be compelled to do so, but every country would be" P: "So why should someone else take Gaddafi in?" F: "That's why there are no formal proposals on this regard" P: "But you said someone else should take him in..." F: "Yes" P: "But you don't know which country you would like to take him in" F: "I do not know, because there are no formal proposals" P: "Why should other countries be more willing than Italy?" F: "The Colonel attacked us, he said we were traitors, we can't take him in any more. We are Libya's colonial past" P: "Why did Berlusconi say he was 'sorry' for Gaddafi?" F: "He made a distinction between his crimes and the pity that every human being deserves" P: "Sorry, I don't understand that..." F: "Frankly, Berlusconi gave me his full support" P: "Regarding Libya, do you feel somehow embarrassed of your country's past?" F: "Yes, that's why we signed a treaty, because we are embarrassed for the many people killed in Libya by Fascism" P: "And the Libyans remember this..." F: "That's why we are looking for the Libyan people's friendship, and strongly support the people of Benghazi, reopening our Consulate in that city" P: "Does it help you, at international meetings, to have a Prime Minister that isn't taken seriously?" F: "Berlusconi won the elections, and Italians are free to choose their own government leaders" P: "But are you aware of what his reputation is, with all his parties and everything?" F: "Maybe people do not know him completely well..." P: "Have you ever been to one of his parties?" F: "Berlusconi is able to defend himself, but people do not know him"
My (somewhat shortened) transcription of Franco "messenger boy" Frattini's - a.k.a. Italy's Minister for Foreign Affairs - performance on BBC (interview by Jeremy Paxman, 30 March 2011)...
The full version is even worse - and his body language, revealing: flashing smiles covering absolute void.
It-aliens 2
Berlusconi: "This morning I was running after my secretary to screw her on the table. Then she says: 'But Mr. President, we did it two hours ago, already...!'. You see? I've got bad memory..."
Voice of a woman-journalist (???): "No, no! This one I'll cut..."
(Milan, 2 April 2011 - shown on Annozero, 21 April 2011)
New great art contest !!!
No, the issue is not "what you would do to a Prime Minister talking such fucking bullshit?" but rather: "How would you define a journalist so eager to cut out info related to her Prime Minister talking such fucking bullshit?"
A goose? A sheep? A rat?
Students and the power in Rome - The Italian dwarf and his ridiculous jokes. Next to him, Minister (???...!) Giorgia Meloni.
Disgusting.
"El gran Totò vendió la Fontana di Trevi en una célebre película de 1961, Totòtruffa. Medio siglo más tarde, el Gobierno de Silvio Berlusconi quizá haya superado la hazaña del cómico napolitano al poner el Coliseo, quizá el monumento más importante del mundo, en manos privadas.
El beneficiario es el empresario Diego della Valle, dueño de la empresa de zapatos Tod's, que a cambio de pagar el coste de los trabajos de restauración, 25 millones de euros, mantendrá durante 15 años prorrogables la exclusiva sobre la imagen mundial del monumento romano..."
"Los sindicatos han denunciado el acuerdo ante la Fiscalía de Roma."
"May I have a meeting with you... six months ago?"
BBC-Two, Berlusclowni and bunga-bunga alibis...
A hilarious video!
