Silvio Berlusconi
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Silvio Berlusconi
Honestly, what do you think about our italian ...ehm... political leader?
Absurd?
Too rich?
Snob?
Fascist?
Pleae let me know
Absurd?
Too rich?
Snob?
Fascist?
Pleae let me know
- GalataPSB
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Re: Silvio Berlusconi
Fascist + imperialist
strong on Seria A + Media..
strong on Seria A + Media..
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Bulldog
He's a mediocre populist, very able at cashing in through the fact that in Italy any kind of stuff including the word "culture" is considered very much a synonymous of "intellectual boring paranoia". He's certainly contributed to that.
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the BBC actually got in trouble over its coverage of various aspects leading up to the War, in particular its questioning of the Government. An independent media is crucial for a succesful democracy - the situation in the states seems worrying with the Republican 'chummy with the Bushes' Clear Channel taking over so many stations - wasn't it the case that the Dixie Chicks records got banned on all the Clear Channel stations following their anti Bush comments - I may be wrong on this point so if anyone could clarify- thanksGalata_Turco wrote:I think,It is the same in all country..Your Funny Uncle wrote:No one should control the media and the state.
For example,BBC, in Iraq war.!!!
Still waiting to hear the Adam Freeland, Manhattan Clique and Axwell mixes of Integral.
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heidi
He's well-covered in Parliament: 61 deputies of Forza Italia, alone, were elected in Sicily. This might explain the longevity of his government.Butters wrote:I am not Italian, though I love Italy. He is probably not the brightest tool in the shed, but to Italy, where governments used to share the longevity of a bottle of milk, he has proven to hang on for quite a bit. Why is that? Is it his influence over media?
I won't go deeper into the reasons behind all this, it'd take two topics.
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Re: Silvio Berlusconi
Do you support him???What do u think about him???andmaste wrote:Honestly, what do you think about our italian ...ehm... political leader?
Absurd?
Too rich?
Snob?
Fascist?
Pleae let me know
- andmaste
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Re: Silvio Berlusconi
I don't support him at all. I think he has too many private interests, and he couldn't be in politics.Galata_Turco wrote:Do you support him???What do u think about him???andmaste wrote:Honestly, what do you think about our italian ...ehm... political leader?
Absurd?
Too rich?
Snob?
Fascist?
Pleae let me know