Saturday, March 6, 2010

Flip Mino Generation Difference

ruling class?


I wonder what is the point nel nostro Paese dibattere di politica? O meglio: che utilità può avere ancora lo scontro politico, o la stessa dialettica che dallo scenario romano si propaga alle realtà più piccole? Si può amare la discussione su determinate materie, su aspetti dell'economia, o sugli approcci migliori per risolvere problemi annosi, ma sicuramente al di fuori dello schema politico, o meglio partitico esistente.
Il nostro Paese è strozzato storicamente da problemi di cui si continua a discutere, su cui si fanno noiosissime puntate di scadenti talk shows, sui quali si incentrano dibattiti parlamentari e conferenze di cui non rimane nulla. Una marea di chiacchiere, incanalate in centinaia di infruttuosi rivoli. Una sconfortante situazione stagnant because of the greatest of our problems: the ruling class.
How often we hear that our parliamentarians take exorbitant salaries? How often do you use the verb "eat" in relation to the activities of our directors? Again, these are useless chatter. The problem is not that those at the top may or may not take advantage of the situation. It 'definitely a secondary issue compared to what is in the foreground there is a ruling class who can not make decisions, which has no initiative, which does not assume responsibility for important decisions, who can not lead a country. Sometimes I wonder how much space is given in the public debate issues which are dealt with our policy. What we talk about our news? What we read in our newspapers? These days we read of: a level playing field, lists permitted or excluded in the regional elections of ad hoc decrees. We speak of the practical problems that have to do our plethora of administrators in the various acts and made responsible for its very existence. Just because we are in the campaign? Who knows that this law is on the agenda in our country and dishes that are present every day on our tables.
smile of old men at the tavern that clash divides between left and right, between Berlusconi and ... not Berlusconi. To shun anti-tirades, or antiberlusconiane younger. But what sense has all of this? You should not talk about energy supply systems? Policies against oil dependency and the countries that the extract? Of living will? Strengthening of infrastructure for transport?
No. Our nation is divided between the flats of one, and the other castaways. But we go deeper and look at the political landscape. PDL: a movement that booth instead pursue instances liberal, liberal, merely a facade to keep reassuring. What good is proposed by some members, puntulamente is denied by another, and eventually succumbs to anyway in the cauldron of the compromise of party or government. And never mind the excessive power of the leader, because if there was one, there would be no political movement. Pd: a hodgepodge of all those involved in it, do not know what to do. An eternal turmoil, a constant twist in itself to get to have a common position, let alone a proposal. A desert of ideas, without a flicker of enthusiasm, desire to change things. The yet another broken promise. UDC: the party of what there was to be swallowed up by the bipolar system, the kind that "I have my little garden," conservatism of his power, maybe a little, but their own. Ideas? Mmm ... the family quotient! What a discovery! They want it all, but nobody else does. The radical content of good ideas, some good position, few actual proposals, but no housing, no hope, no ability to come out. The radical left, not received. And now comes the good. Italy of Values: the worst of the politics of personal interests, the non-existent capacity for governance. A party that is for the use and consumption of its leader. One of Berlusconi that if there were, it would be right. One who has no ideas of their own. One is that where there are others. The watchword is to cover areas not covered by the other to vote, to absurdity to support the struggles of superprivilegiati Alitalia before the astonishment of all. News of the day: that the request for impeachment for Napolitano, poor man, has signed the decree-mess absolve the government. Shout louder others, claims to be unsustainable in the foreground. And if we gave up the government? What would be your policy? Boh ...
Poor Italy.

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