GustavoTanz

@ZiOn: But without strategizing!

No, Geenoo, I didn't vote for Silvietto and I'm proud of it. And regarding the two names mentioned, I don't think it's gossip at all, if you really look into the matter. @Iside: I agree with you, but I don't think the bankers are just puppets...

(The connection between my final paragraph on investigations and the part of your message I quoted is due to the fact that you mentioned scandals, therefore also investigations, whether ongoing or not.)

Dear S4doll, I have been following you for a long time, but this time I feel that you have COMPLETELY misunderstood, and badly, the meaning of my post. Where would I have ever praised a poor idiot like our current prime minister? Where would I have agreed with him in calling a mafia member a hero? Where? No, tell me where, because in your message I read something similar to what the PD thinks of those who don’t consider the PD worthy of being a leftist party. The figures I mentioned above were cited for reasons related to the post-Berlusconi period, concerning the things that have happened in recent months and years that have been passed off as ways to combat the aforementioned, and the mindset of certain people, very confused when it comes to fighting an individual like this. Connections that lead to the same result. Take for example the "Se Non Ora Quando?" demonstration called by La Repubblica (a group of Carlo De Benedetti, a man with a criminal record as tainted to me as Silvio Berlusconi's. Or do you think there are kinder masters than others? It's rare, I think), which you can’t quite understand what its purpose was. Going out on the street against Ruby (for heaven’s sake...) or for women's rights? It seems more for the first hypothesis, judging by certain big names (including the incinerator Marcegaglia) who participated (some even claimed that SERGIO MARCHIONNE is a national hero. And this while disregarding male and FEMALE workers, leaving the way increasingly clear for Silvio), totally ignoring the workers who had just demonstrated for their rights and, it’s not to be excluded, the female workers cut off from OMSA even earlier. I mentioned Draghi and Montezemolo regarding what the left should be today, given that there are those who increasingly propose them as possible future leaders. Forgive me, but I, to put it bluntly, am scared, especially in front of a vampire like the former (who said BANKS?). "He's always there, even though half of these scandals would be enough to demand resignations in any civilized country." And I believe you, because from a CRIME (minors involved) we moved to gossip, no ifs, ands, or buts. And if gossip can become a very powerful weapon for some, currently it’s not the right way for me to change a country like ours. Plus, there are those who conduct different investigations than usual (thus distancing themselves from Berlusconi) and meet unimaginable fates. Who mentioned Clementina Forleo and her fate just for investigating Massimo D'Alema and Goldman Sachs? And Forleo isn’t a supporter of Berlusconi, for the record. If you start with a preconceived notion about topics like this, progress will never happen, neither in Italy nor on a site like this.

I almost forgot: I am clearly worried about the State.

By now, that poor fool mentioned above no longer worries me; we have all understood his schemes, his flaws, and even the pointless gossip that has emerged in recent months (but also before). I am far more concerned about the Draghi, the Montezemolo, the De Benedetti, the Marchionne, the Marcegaglia, the Bilderbergers. There is less scrutiny on them compared to Berlusconi. Why do you think that is?

After listening to it again months ago, I realized that I had been too harsh when speaking about this album. A passing grade is fair game, especially for a track like "Pagan Fears." @Nico63: And to think that I just can't appreciate Burzum, because of the vocal side...; @Hell: Not quite, I think Marcus's performance deserves a lot.

Only for "Blood Of The Queens" is the above rating worth it. But the rest is no joke either.

Wonderful writing. Them? I know them a little and I haven't explored them yet...

"Where the Sun Begins." And my tolerance ends.