"Fool! You will make the end of Ceausescu. " Bah. Meanwhile, Gaddafi is likely to make it really, the end of Ceaucescu. Gliel'avrebbe Who said this summer, at the time of the Bedouin tents (in Rome) and bungabunga? I am a prudent man, in place of Berlusconi slingshot me into the nearest police station, I lock myself in the cell as a personal favor to me and ask to be placed in the innermost chamber of security: you never know.
But he is the adventurous type, such as Ceaucescu and Gaddafi. We hope that, in contrast to Gaddafi, is also - when it does its - a bloody fool, those who throw bombs on the crowd. After all we hardly ever used: Brescia, Piazza Fontana, italicus, Bologna ... but there were other times, they say, has changed everything, even to the G8 summit in Genoa, where there was also a lot of poles' of subversives, a bit 'of torture, perhaps, but no bombs.
On the other hand we have a lot of shareholders' bomb Qaddafi's Fiat, Berlusconi, UniCredit, Eni, Ansaldo, Impregilo, have bullied Libya (and the poor emigrants who went there) with Gaddafi. No coincidence that at this time in Milan shakes the bag. But who cares: tomorrow is another day.
Obama rebuild America, tries to bring it back, by hook and Raffe, from the peoples, where it was before. Why Obama is a patriot to his country is keen. Here, to save Italy - which honestly do not give a damn - we trust but do not tell Fini Luca Barbareschi. Okay. The workers did not exist, and instead we are all right, and we have seen in the streets.
There were no women, goodie between TV and the church, and instead were the ones who make the first decisive jolt. Not even the people no longer counts is that the thousands of VIPs, "I know 'you and I are a fucking nun." We'll see. We'll see on the day of general strike. Very clearly that now the road is this: stop all negotiations (well Flores and Camilleri: stop the Parliament) and then, as will the CGIL, the general strike.
Against Mubarak (ie Berlusconi), against its financiers (ie Marchionne), against his thugs and mercenaries, that the Mafia. This is no longer mass regime, nothing in the hierarchy is a party. It 'a dictatorship of the minority, more and more afraid: treat them as such. To learn more visit Ucuntu Riccardo Orioles.
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But he is the adventurous type, such as Ceaucescu and Gaddafi. We hope that, in contrast to Gaddafi, is also - when it does its - a bloody fool, those who throw bombs on the crowd. After all we hardly ever used: Brescia, Piazza Fontana, italicus, Bologna ... but there were other times, they say, has changed everything, even to the G8 summit in Genoa, where there was also a lot of poles' of subversives, a bit 'of torture, perhaps, but no bombs.
On the other hand we have a lot of shareholders' bomb Qaddafi's Fiat, Berlusconi, UniCredit, Eni, Ansaldo, Impregilo, have bullied Libya (and the poor emigrants who went there) with Gaddafi. No coincidence that at this time in Milan shakes the bag. But who cares: tomorrow is another day.
Obama rebuild America, tries to bring it back, by hook and Raffe, from the peoples, where it was before. Why Obama is a patriot to his country is keen. Here, to save Italy - which honestly do not give a damn - we trust but do not tell Fini Luca Barbareschi. Okay. The workers did not exist, and instead we are all right, and we have seen in the streets.
There were no women, goodie between TV and the church, and instead were the ones who make the first decisive jolt. Not even the people no longer counts is that the thousands of VIPs, "I know 'you and I are a fucking nun." We'll see. We'll see on the day of general strike. Very clearly that now the road is this: stop all negotiations (well Flores and Camilleri: stop the Parliament) and then, as will the CGIL, the general strike.
Against Mubarak (ie Berlusconi), against its financiers (ie Marchionne), against his thugs and mercenaries, that the Mafia. This is no longer mass regime, nothing in the hierarchy is a party. It 'a dictatorship of the minority, more and more afraid: treat them as such. To learn more visit Ucuntu Riccardo Orioles.
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