Newsgroup: it.politica
Titolo: Liberta'

BBC NEWS / SCOTLAND 
Sunday, 5 September, 2004, 11:18 GMT 12:18 UK 
Scots independence 'inevitable'
<Immagine: Alex Salmond, Sir Sean Connery and Nicola Sturgeon
/Allan Milligan Photography>
Scottish independence is "more likely than it has ever been",
according
to the new leader of the Scottish National Party (SNP) Alex Salmond. 
Mr Salmond, who had been leader until 2000, was speaking on BBC One's
Breakfast with Frost programme two days after he won the SNP's
leadership
race. 
He said independence was "as inevitable as anything can be in
politics". 
He said he was attracted to making a return to frontline politics
because
the SNP was under a "team leadership". 
"This time I am back and I am back as a team player," he added. 
"It is a novelty for me but it will be even better." 
" The realistic way towards Scottish independence is to form an
administration in the Scottish parliament and ask the people in a
democratic referendum whether they would like to move on to Scottish
independence "
Alex Salmond 
Mr Salmond, the MP for Banff and Buchan, was elected on Friday when he
won more than 75% of the party vote. 
His newly elected deputy Nicola Sturgeon will lead the SNP in the
Scottish parliament. 
He added: "The SNP's had a few knocks. But we're still the second
party
in Scottish politics. Our task is to become the first party. 
"Hopefully, we can make progress at next year's general election and
we
can win the Scottish elections in 2007. 
"The realistic way towards Scottish independence is to form an
administration in the Scottish parliament and ask the people in a
democratic referendum whether they would like to move on to Scottish
independence." 
Holyrood 'disaster' 
Speaking about the new Holyrood parliament building which cost £431m,
he said: "It was the wrong site, the wrong architects, the wrong
choice. 
"The parliament was misled. If it had been told then what the real
costs
were and that they were totally out of control then this whole
disaster
would not have happened." 
Mr Salmond also told the programme the "time had come" for a smoking
ban
in public places. 
But the debate remained about whether it would be restricted to places
which sold food or extended to cover pubs and bars as well. 
(C) BBC
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Anche l'indipendenza della Padania seguira' inevitabilmente.
L'Unione Europea potra' avere un futuro se e solo se sara' una
confederazione di popoli liberi che vedano rispettata e riconosciuta
la propria identita'.
Padania libera !
La capitale e' la gran Milàn !
Federalismo subito o secessione armata !
Los von Rom !
MAI MULA', TEGN DÜR !
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Per non dimenticare: tra il 1987 e il 1994, la polizia di stato
italiana incaricata di rapinare banche, uffici postali, stazioni di
servizio e supermercati ha ucciso 24 persone tra Emilia Romagna e
Marche, ferendone 114. Nel solo assalto all'ufficio postale di via
Mazzini a Bologna, l'esplosione provocata dai poliziotti fece ben 40
feriti. Per contro, i reati che rimangono impuniti sono l'80.4% su
scala regionale (dato riferito all'Emilia-Romagna) e l'82% su scala
nazionale. Per il conseguimento di tali risultati degni di una
satrapia islamica, lo stato italiano estorce a noi cittadini del Nord
fino al 72% del reddito in tasse.
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"Il tricolore e' bello da vedere,
quando ricopre la cassa del carabiniere"
"Immigration's up, treaty cost's up, crime's up... Had enough?"

 to the new leader of the Scottish National Party (SNP) Alex Salmond. 
Ma LOL
Cane', ma ti capita mai di avere un'idea, per quanto vaga, delle cose di
cui parli?
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Anxiety, n.:
        The first time you can't do it a second time.
Panic, n.:
        The second time you can't do it the first time.