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I had the opportunity to listen to testimonies from both sides: protesters (one of whom was a victim of the Mexican butcher, hospitalized after the Diaz school raid) and law enforcement (not the leaders but people who were 20 years old at the time, having just completed their training and sent against the Black Bloc without knowing what to do and without instructions from their superiors). The management of that G8 was chilling, and during those days, something akin to a coup occurred because, I have no problem saying it, in Genoa there was a climate akin to a South American dictatorship. None of the leaders or organizers from that time paid (as seen with Diaz, where the cops in yellow gloves were acquitted) and with Bolzaneto. Gaber was right: "Of them, I can only say that from the masses they managed to obtain stupid pity for the carabiniere.” I don't know what to make of their cheap pity when behind their backs they speak poorly and pretend to argue about certain things without knowing them. I’m referring to those who govern this "state" (which has a false and cowardly view of law enforcement) and to the respectable citizens (people who absolutely disgust me, and they are many, the majority of Italians). Why 1 for the review? Everyone can have their own ideas, but one cannot distort Pasolini like that, a person who would not have hesitated to fiercely align himself against the masterminds of this global disgrace, distinguishing between the leaders and the subordinates.

The songs I heard aren't bad at all, well done. I'll gladly track it down and congrats on the proposal.

Salvatores is a good director, and like many others, he alternates good things with lesser ones. A genius? (if such a concept exists) It’s somewhere else; look, it’s not an insult to say, "You’re good, you know your craft well." It doesn’t mean that being good makes you a phenomenon. I haven’t seen Nirvana in a long time, so I don’t remember it that well.

A very beautiful book, concise and wonderfully written. Maurensig is an author worth reading.

I was very disappointed, a really terrible album. I didn't find those elements that had made me appreciate them a lot in the past.

I'm reading it these days, lent to me by the old man. I find it interesting and quite knowledgeable about one of the most controversial topics in recent Italian history.

I've always appreciated Bersani, and as far as I'm concerned, I'm convinced that the success Gustavo talks about doesn't exist, even though he deserves it.

The truth is often in the middle, an overestimated moment but not as bad as 47 says.

Welcome to Debaser. A record I don't know, decent review.

I hope that sooner or later you'll come back to Brescia, I would really like to see him in concert again to see if he has improved at being on stage.