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Titolo: Aspettando la prossima cazzata

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11/07/2003 16:41 Aspettando la prossima cazzata
Canale: Informazione, Autore: Tyler Durden
Aspettando la prossima cazzata.
Così titola questo articolo dell'International Herald Tribune a proposito di
Berlusconi e del suo ridicolo show al Parlamento Europeo. E sapete come
esordisce l'articolo? Cosi:
"Due marziani arrivano sulla terra e la trovano completamente devastata.
Uno chiede: che cosa è successo? L'altro: i negoziati con i talebani erano a
buon punto, quando è arrivato Berlusconi e ha detto: la sapete quella
dell'imam e della spogliarellista?"
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Ecco quello quanto riportato dall'Herald Tribune. Grazie Durden. 
Seguendo il precetto detto da Berlusconi " la democrazia vuole dire
dare la parola a tutti.... (...quelli che non si chiamano Santoro,
Biagi, ecc.), allora in rispetto di questo precetto riportiamo pure le
parole dell'Herald Tribune.  il Santoro della situazione si chiama
Walston; riuscirà il nostro leader maximo a fare licenziare anche lui
tramite il suo "amico" Bush ? Walston "per ora" la vora alla
università americana di Roma. Che sia un islamico antiamericano
,travestito da americano, che se la prende con Berlusconi, perchè Bush
è troppo potente? Tutto è possibile, staremo a sentire cosa dirà il
nostro leader maximo. 
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Berlusconi's bad jokes: Awaiting the next blunder
By James Walston (IHT)
Monday, July 7, 2003
ROME: Eighteen months ago a list of Berlusconi jokes included this
one: Two Martians arrive on a devastated earth. One asks, "What
happened here?" He is told, "Negotiations with the Taliban were going
well until Berlusconi decided to tell the one about the imam and the
stripper."
In reality, by suggesting that a German member of the European
Parliament would be good in the role of a guard in a movie about Nazi
concentration camps, Silvio Berlusconi soured relations between
Germany and Italy, but did not utterly devastate them. Formally at
least, the incident between the two countries is closed. But think
what the effects might have been if he had behaved that way in
Jerusalem or Ramallah.
Even on more mundane matters, the Italian prime minister's bizarre
idea of what is humorous and the short fuse on his temper will make
for a bumpy ride in the European Union. The problem is that Berlusconi
is sincere. He does not like to be crossed and makes no secret of it.
And as a leading politician and a powerful corporate chief executive
few people dare to contradict him. His appearances on Italian
television are usually conducted in front of yes-men. So when a
journalist or politician does criticize him, Berlusconi often loses
his cool. At a press conference in 1993, for example, he answered a
hostile question at the Foreign Press Association by shouting and
blustering. Last week, instead of answering a series of sharp
questions put to him by the German deputy, Martin Schulz, Berlusconi
responded with heavy handed insults.
The last three weeks have seen acres of newsprint about the potential
dangers of the Italian EU presidency under Berlusconi, with some of
the strongest criticism coming from the German weekly news magazine
Der Spiegel, which featured Berlusconi appearing on a golden throne
over the caption “the Godfather.”
By insulting Schulz, Berlusconi was - consciously or unconsciously -
getting back at Spiegel's picture editor. This was not a mature
reaction from the leader of the EU, but it reflects a key quality in
Berlusconi's makeup - his sincerity.
It is a quality that appeals to many voters. Look at George W. Bush.
Far from being put off by the president's confused grammar or seeming
ignorance over African geography, many Americans think such stumbling
makes him more human and less lofty. There are Italians who like
Berlusconi because he says what they themselves would like to say,
just as there are Italians who are appalled by their leader.
Berlusconi and his staff seem unable to understand what damage control
means. Nor do they seem to have ever heard of the adage: “If you want
to get out of a hole, stop digging.”
During the uproar last week, Berlusconi pleaded that there had been a
“misunderstanding” - as he did in the wake of the Sept. 11 attacks
when he said Western civilization was “superior” to Islam. He repeated
that he was “just joking.” Then both he and his spokesman
counterattacked by saying that Schulz had prepared his speech after
consulting with Berlusconi's domestic political opponents of the
Italian center-left.
On top of the insult to Schulz and Germany, Berlusconi managed to drop
bricks on the European Parliament (“part-time democrats”) and his
countrymen, (“Italians love to tell Holocaust jokes”) and admit that
he had passed “only” three laws in his own interests.
Berlusconi has weakened his position in his own governing coalition -
alienating key political allies who have disassociated themselves from
his outburst. Moreover, he has undermined the European Union during a
key moment in the formation of its new constitution, in its relations
with the United States, the Middle East, and the rest of the world.
Now, whatever he does over the next six months, the world will be
waiting to see if he makes more gaffes.
James Walston is head of the Department of International Relations at
the American University of Rome. 
 
 

Biagi, ecc.),
Santoro, Biagi e compagnia bella possono scriversi i loro libri o
comprarsi pagine di giornali per dire quello che hanno da dire.
Difatti la liberta' di parola non implica il diritto di poter fare le
trasmissioni sui canali nazionali dicendo tutto quello che gli passa per
la mente.
-Stefano

 -Stefano
mio dio...
plonk!

 la mente.
Ve bene hanno libertà di parola, mi concederai però che hanno meno 
libertà degli altri di dire tutto quello che gli passa per la testa?
Visto che sono stati esclusi dalla tv
O nemmeno questo?

 mio dio...
Azz... La carenza di argomentazioni di certi utenti :))
-Stefano

O nemmeno questo?
Nemmeno questo purtroppo :)  Tu ritieni in contrario anche dopo le mie
precisazioni di cui sopra?
-Stefano

 
Precisazioni?
Hai scritto solo stronzate, rileggile, forse te ne rendi conto.