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"In a more thoughtful reconsideration of Bettino Craxi's figure, there is also the monumental biography that I am reviewing here (published by Mondadori), in which all aspects of the Sicilian-born Milanese statesman's life are retraced, spanning private and public events."
A beautiful consideration: the author Massimo Pini was a "lifetime friend" of Craxi, going so far as to assert that the "statesman" (more than a friend of the current bedside statesman) was killed by ...Ciampi!

Daylight saving time begins. Socialists on the run.

5 stars for the review of the first absolute performance in Italy.

The world is overflowing with powerful figures who rewrite History to suit their own needs: from Octavian Augustus who commissioned Virgil to Berlusconi who turned to Dell'Utri and Andrea Pezzi (the Ovopedia mentioned above): poor De Lorenzo, you who are a CARICATURE make a COMMERCIAL out of yourself.

In Genoa, it was a show of strength of the "new" political line of the center-right government, already initiated (alas) by the previous center-left government: in short, from now on, if you want to protest, this will be the response (and I certainly don't want to justify the black blocs, regardless of their ORIGINS).
As for the PCI of Berlinguer, which brings the extra-parliamentary groups back into the democratic arena, well, Mr. De Lorenzo, YOU ARE LYING.
The worst enemy of the so-called extra-parliamentary left, not to mention the area of Autonomia Operaia, was indeed the PCI.
Therefore, refrain from commenting and rewriting history, if back then you were toying with your future tools of the trade among indians & cowboys, and regarding Calabresi, don't tell us the fairytale of the taxi driver who takes flight à la Chagall.
With sincere disdain.

5 stars that count as wishes for the reviewer!

"Stuck in traffic. And I'm on a scooter, taking the exit and speeding up trying to escape." One of the two Zero Assoluto (a name, a shared judgment) found a job as a courier. For the other, we at least hope for emigration.

It's missing! Thank you for the notice, I hope it is readily available!

The Ep of Circus Mort comes to mind, as does Sun and Steel by Yukio Mishima: the discipline and the construction of a defense mechanism against the outside world (beyond the self): the attraction of negative symbols and mythologies crucify these painfully sensitive and weak souls to dead ends, to roads without joy. English society - let’s just say our society in the eighties (and even now) wouldn’t send anyone to the gallows; in an instant, it metabolizes the enemy, and our antihero becomes a grotesque mask.

"After reuniting the Prisoners for the single Shine On Me (Deceptive, 1997), Day will form Solarflares and release one of his best albums ever, Psychedelic Tantrum (Twist, 1999), steeped into the tradition of Who and Animals." all that can be found from Uncle Scaruffo.
The review is nice, and the suggestion of an "underground" group is interesting. As a proposal, they seem a bit out of time; we are at the end of the 20th century...