Pomi Simone
http://2piu2uguale5.ilcannocchiale.it/

1. remove Berlusconi
2. sort out the mafia
3. struggle like the rest of us
4. ????
5. profit

Brilliant!

zfk

[snip]
Oh well, at least the food is still good here.

(sorry for my poor English)

Nword, I’m sorry to tell you: it’s no more like that, if ever.

Just some day ago, “Le Iene” (the Hyens), a television show (really: because “real” journalism it’s only a bunch of beggars), in a inquiry illustrate how camorra (it’s like mafia) make money with bread done from rotten flour and no hygiene.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ffwetlza9rI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fgQpSPPm-n0

And in Venice, polluted seafood (mussels or the like) as well are mixed with good ones to be selled on the market (third hand news I’ve heard).

How many other ways can we find to kill ourselves?

Well, it’s not like this everywhere… I hope.

CYA

zfk

I actually introduced this post in Korea after translation and many bloggers already read it and some may send their picture to your e-mail.

Good luck and many Koreans here very sympathy with you since current Korean president also has similar opinions through new legislation of the “law of new media”.

I hope italian bloggers overcome this situation!

Fight on!

Stéphane

The law she is proposing has been written straightly by mr. Davide Rossi, president of Unione Italiana Editori Audiovisiva, a sort of RIAA. (http://www.mantellini.it/?p=6474)

And one year ago she criticized the scientific competence in particle physics of Luciano Maiani, President of CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research. See how a Nobel Laureate replies to her (http://www.pietrofolena.net/blog/?p=303).

Did you get it? We got a Nobel prize replying to an arrogant showgirl.

Italy sucks. I can say.

I’m an italian blogger too and I dont’t think you’re an italian citizen. Every single italian knows that all italian journalists are liars and servants, that medias (privates and publics) are controlleded by one person. Free thinkers and journalists such as Travaglio, Biagi and Santoro had been throwen out televisions on an order by Berlusconi. Italy is the worst western country to live in.
Please save us from abroad!

The law she is proposing has been written straightly by mr. Davide Rossi, president of Unione Italiana Editori Audiovisiva, a sort of RIAA. (http://www.mantellini.it/?p=6474)

And one year ago she criticized the scientific competence in particle physics of Luciano Maiani, President of CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research. See how a Nobel Laureate replies to her (http://www.pietrofolena.net/blog/?p=303).

Did you get it? We got a Nobel prize replying to an arrogant showgirl.

Italy sucks. I can say.

thanks for supporting Beppe Grillo. He is our only chance for bringing Italy out of swamp. One of his most important battle is to clean the Parliament from members guilty of mafia association, corruption, money laundring etc…
Our prime minister silvio berlusconi, a mosonic member of the P2 masonry (card Id 1816), is only there to escape further prosecution by passing lows that would secure him not going to prison.
We are fighting alongside with Beppe for a better Italy, entering the institutions with civic lists.

Amedeo Ravina

I.
http://golpedee-estado.blogspot.com/

more importantly, as i just commented on the luca sofri article mentioned above, it’s way toooo easy and toooo common for italians to blame those ignorant politicians or pointing fingers to everybody else but themselves – actually ourselves – in order to avoid any healthy, humble, much-needed self-criticism, particular about our net history and development in italy

can we truly say that we (italian netizens) people) tried to build some kind of ‘net culture’ along these years? can someone name some collaborative, bottom-up projects that were able to glue net.people and citizens together somehow? what is the actual state of the italian blogosphere or social media? full of narcisism, self-indulgence, little collective action, no? did we ever try to create a loose but active network of publisher, intellectuals, common citizens, net.people and so on to prevent such situations

there’s much much more to do, here&now, to create such horizontal & dynamic network, than just trying to blindly subscribe to the “ideas” of a single name-brand, a shortcut that doesn’t help to raise any actual awareness in the long range, IMNSHO

Maybe Grillo is not speaking in your name, but you can’t hide the hundreds of thousands of signatures collected for the popular law proposals last 25 April (State endowed information, Gasparri’s TV order law, Journalists order abolition). Again, in this “with me or against me” way of thinking, you miss the point: When Grillo shouted against the computers, internet was at his beginning and the word BLOG was known only by some geek guys. Try to go back and put the whole thing in the right Italian social contest and you will see that this will not sound so wrong in a 50 years old man head. Anyway, you don’t even consider the possibility of one’s mind changing… that’s the strength of Italian’s minds: no doubt, never.

Thanks Cory for your support. We need every support to continue to stand against Little B. an his minions.
Maybe we will need some UN troops too.

Please HELP US to leave free the italian web!!

Dedicated to all italian trolls commenting this post.

It is not a question of right or left, is the political class that is not keen to see the freedom that allows the use of the Internet.

Thanks to this blog for helping us to give visibility about what is happening in Italy.

Andrea Sacchini.

BEPPE GRILLO IS SPEAKING IN MY NAME

It may sound exaggerate but democracy is at stake in Italy and we all need to realize it as soon as possible, no matter what it takes.

Thank you boingboing!!