The other side of the revolt

The riots in African countries bordering the mare nostrum marked the beginning of 2011. A month was enough to young Tunisian and Egyptian to get rid of dictators who ruled undisturbed for decades (since 1981 Mubarak, Ben Ali since 1987). And the wave did not stop, but had spread to Libya - the friend with the Gaddafi regime that is determined to sell life dearly - in Bahrain, Yemen, Algeria.

Reason of state (Libya)

Democracy means "government by the people" and its premise is the existence of an appropriate structure to manage the social and political conflicts. In a democracy, that structure is called the rule of law. The rule of law, those conflicts are considered and resolved, in fact, through the law and not of violence.

They are dictatorships, on the contrary, that use violence and the law on privilege. And the structure of dictatorships is indeed capable of managing conflicts, but does so precisely with the violence and repression. In many countries, this is reality. Libya is a dictatorship, it has been for 40 years.

Scandals of State: Nepal beats Italy 3-0

You know that I am not much of Italian business, but last night I went into the drafting of a newspaper. I have not changed my mind, quite the contrary, I made some observations, some comparisons between the political loser of an Asian country, Nepal, and ours. Fax came to bank accounts (it's illegal? No, really?), Were based on telephone calls to escort with aspirations or inspirations arcoriane, please read the information and watched the video of scantily clad beautiful ladies - all similar, among other things: the perfect faces accompanied by smiles and twinkling eyes, lascivious, waterfalls and long hair dyed, huge tits and rebuilt so that the smell of silicone, or whatever it is, came out from the monitor.