Solomon

@M.Poletti: So, according to you, anyone who doesn't take a stance in these elections is necessarily a fan of Beppe Grillo (who, despite his merits and flaws, has opened the eyes of Italians on many issues and, although not without sins, has addressed themes - information first and foremost - that are indeed crucial for our country). And what if I don't vote because on one side there’s a mobster and on the other a puppet in the hands of others (ugly and evil)?

...and anyway, it's Goldman Sachs, not Sacks (as you wrote in your messages).

@rikardo: to conclude, I’d like to tell you that you should nonetheless take certain information the right way. It’s fair and commendable that you try to look beyond the state-run media and the usual words, but don’t take everything you read at face value. You need to know how to read between the lines, grasp the deeper meaning of the issue. There are enormous banking interests in the global economy, and there are plans for these interests to be pursued, that’s for sure... but you need to go beyond the folklore of certain information and not fall into the trap of conspiracy thinking. Not everything that seems to point to a cause actually does. Keep your eyes open and your mind alert, and learn to be polite, disregarding those who are not. Aloha. (Me, a MANAGER of the site? lol lol lol).

@rikardo: give a double "voglione" to whoever is reading. It's not a nice world to approach...if your comment had been: "Hey guys, there are things that many people don’t know and should be shared...take a closer look at...(cite the links). Then we’ll talk about it again." I bet a lot of people would have taken you seriously, or at least you would have seemed less of an idiot. Discussing certain topics requires a certain style, otherwise you end up being taken for a fool. By the way: you didn't respond to me about Letta. And to show you that there’s no difference between right and left, in this perspective...read the list of the last Treasury ministers, and then go see who was at the Bilderberg meetings. Everyone. Right and left. Far from being a "meaningless bandit." A man with the P2 card still in his pocket.

@rikardo: site managers? Me? Lol lol lol... dear, you’re light years away. If it were up to me, certain things would be published on posters. As for the tones: look, you can’t fool me, your first comment, number 41, sounds like this: "it didn’t make me smile, I don’t find it funny, actually I wonder, you reviewer and the idiots who applauded: was Prodi’s little government really better than Silvio's? do you even know who Prodi is and who he and the PD hierarchs take orders from? check the web with these keywords: goldman sachs, bilderberg group, illuminati, EU, masonry, italian communist party (that is, the old PD), we all know berlusconi is a crook, but your veltronian and prodian left isn’t much better, good luck idiots. PD, that is, the party of banks and masons."

@rikardo: site managers? Me? Lol lol lol... dear, you’re light years away. If it were up to me, certain things would be published on posters. As for the tones: look, you can’t fool me, your first comment, number 41, sounds like this: "it didn’t make me smile, I don’t find it funny, actually I wonder, you reviewer and the idiots who applauded: was Prodi’s little government really better than Silvio's? do you even know who Prodi is and who he and the PD hierarchs take orders from? check the web with these keywords: goldman sachs, bilderberg group, illuminati, EU, masonry, italian communist party (that is, the old PD), we all know berlusconi is a crook, but your veltronian and prodian left isn’t much better, good luck idiots. PD, that is, the party of banks and masons."

@rikardo
Ciccio, go check who today is the number one at Goldman Sachs in Italy, as well as a member of its prestigious international advisory board... but look: Gianni Letta. Our lovely Forza Italia member.
Before saying that Berlusconi is just an "insignificant bandit," get informed. The fact that the other side is the same is another story. Advice: if you’re going to be a spokesperson for certain information, it would be wise to keep a calmer tone and especially to be less vulgar... you end up looking like an idiot.

Maybe it's a certain hour, maybe the conference on Kurdistan I just attended wasn't that interesting, maybe watching Charlie The Unicorn for the umpteenth time doesn't give me that sensation anymore... but really, dear Hanzo, these Turbolento fans really suck... nothing personal; I mean, if you're one of the two, it makes sense you want to promote yourself... but if you really like this! At least they should learn how to use Cubase! You can't listen to this!

Hey hey, I really like M.Poletti a lot. M.Poletti is truly good. M.Poletti really knows his stuff. Hey M.Poletti, do you remember me? We met once in chat... we were talking about cinema. I argued that not everything that plays in cinemas is "cinema." You stated that you were confused on the subject. I mean, at first you said that even Vanzina's films are films, then you came up with some confused distinctions.
I like M.Poletti. I like his envious anti-academicism, his Ghezziano style. M.Poletti... M.Poletti... you remind me more and more of the legendary Professor Fontecedro. If only there were more like you...
Quick note on Braveheart: but why waste time reviewing this stuff? Where are you trying to get to? Instead, make good use of your time by watching and rewatching all "the cornerstones of cinematography" (your words). Lol M.Poletti, lol.

I haven't read it. It's cold and I need to go make some tea. I'm lounging around a bit in here and what do I find? A nice review of "2001". Goodness, I tell myself. But then it’s cold and I don’t feel like reading it. I’ll read it tomorrow. But I wanted to leave a nice pointless post. Just a little thought for mid-afternoon, come on.