Newsgroup: it.politica
Titolo: Per la sinistra sta arrivando la fine

news.bbc.co.uk
Monday, 1 March, 2004, 05:23 GMT
 
Schroeder routed in
Hamburg poll
Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder's
Social Democrats have suffered a
severe defeat in local elections in
Hamburg.
The party slumped to its worst result
in the city since World War II.
The SPD fell six points to 30.5% while
the Christian Democrats soared 21
points to 47.2%, a sign of CDU mayor
Olevon Beust's popularity.
The result is being taken as a gauge of
the public mood after Mr Schroeder's
recent programme of welfare cuts, and
some now predict a cabinet reshuffle.
" In a long election year, this is a signal"
Angela Merkel
CDU national leader
Social Democratic leaders conceded
that Mr Schroeder's unpopular drive to
trim pension, health care and jobless
benefits had not helped their cause.
"It's true that with our federal policies,
we weren't able to give much support
in Hamburg," the party's designated
national leader, Franz Muentefering
told the Associated Press.
But he added: "We are certain that
our policies are right and that we want
to pursue them and will pursue them."
Christian Democrats, in opposition
nationally but successful in a string of
recent local elections, hailed the
victory.
"In a long election year, this is a
signal," CDU national leader Angela
Merkel said.
Hamburg was a Social Democrat
stronghold until 2001 when the party
was ousted by a coalition led by the
conservative Christian Democrats
(CDU).
The Hamburg poll was called after the
city government collapsed last
December amid in-fighting in the
coalition.
Unpopular
The CDU campaign was led by Ole von
Beust, who is credited with tackling
crime, prostitution and drugs trade.
The Social Democrats' candidate was
Thomas Mirow who complained of
being unfairly called to account for
Chancellor Schroeder's unpopular
reforms.
In the 2001 elections the SPD won
more votes than the CDU but the
Green Party with whom they would
have formed a coalition got less than
10%.
Sunday's elections are the first of 14
municipal,state and European
electionsdue to be held in Germany
this year.
"The Hamburg election is not a good
omen for the SPD in the 2004 election
year," commented the conservative
daily Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.
(C) BBC
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Una cosa e' sicura: i governi di sinistra sono destinati a scomparire
dallo scenario europeo, e tutti per gli stessi motivi:
per avere disatteso le promesse fatte agli elettori, per avere praticato
politiche sociali fallimentari e disastrose e, in ultima analisi, per
avere tradito i popoli europei vendendoli all'invasore islamico.
Per quanto concerne l'italia, nel 2006 assisteremo al crollo finale
dell'Ulivo e  al suo definitivo scioglimento.
Padania libera !
La capitale e' la gran Milàn !
Federalismo subito o secessione armata !
Los von Rom !
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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 costs up, crime's up... Had enough?"

 dell'Ulivo e  al suo definitivo scioglimento.
Questa l'ho salvata su Outlook.