Larrok

To the genius who signs himself "Consiglio Superiore di Sanità," I say that yours is an unfortunate remark because the 3 parties you mentioned do not have the skeletons in the closet that people like Dell'Utri, Cuffaro, and their criminal associates possess. I would also like to remind you of the charming stable keeper Mangano, who stayed in Arcore for several years even though those hosting him knew very well that he was a mafioso... these are facts, the rest is just words.

But do we want to talk about the Biagi law? It introduced 43 new forms of employment contracts, all exempt from contributions...we risk having an entire generation of young people who in 40 years will receive no kind of pension. Oh, regarding the one and a half million new jobs, I can only say that it’s less than half because the figure you provided also includes regularizations, which are former black market jobs, mostly held by immigrants, by the way...

I point out that during Berlusconi's government, GDP did not grow; it remained at zero, and public debt increased from 1348 billion in 2001 to 1542 billion in 2005; the deficit/GDP ratio rose from 3.2 to 4.3. The balance of trade in 2001 was +9233 million euros, while in 2005 it became -10368 million euros! As for competitiveness, we dropped from 24th place to 47th. The percentage of GDP invested in research was 0.9%, while the European average is 2%...not to mention tax evasion, the decriminalization of false accounting, etc. And this is not just my opinion; these are ISTAT numbers. Even Mario Draghi, the governor of the Bank of Italy, stated that Italy is the only country that could not overcome the post-September 11 crisis...the Berlusconi government did not invest in culture, research, or innovation, all of which is confirmed by Il Sole 24 Ore (which is certainly not leftist).

Why would it be better for me not to talk about politics? Because I think differently from you? Or because you don't know how to respond if, for example, I tell you that Forza Italia is a party created at the behest of Provenzano...

-500

If the criticisms raised by the anonymous were coming from someone on the left, I would accept them, also because they correspond to a large part of the truth; however, if they come from someone who voted for Berlusconi, I'm sorry but the pulpit is not exactly the right one... in short, if Italy needs 100, Prodi is doing 3, but Berlusconi did -500.

Great record!

The Mucchio isn't exactly the bible of music... and anyway, it takes a lot to consider a masterpiece like "Playing the Game" to be horror... I simply invite you to listen to it...

Poletti, you're an idiot!

I didn’t say they are innovative, but original... if you don’t think so, don’t waste your time trying to listen to them.