This letter was published in the "mail order and e-mail" the Messenger Veneto on 26 January 2011
"Indignez-vous" is the title of a booklet of 30 pages, 5 printings and 500,000 copies sold in France in three months. The author Stefan Hensel, 93, a former diplomat, participated in the partisan war and was interned in a concentration camp. Telling the ideals that led him to fight the Nazis, has created a great movement of indignation, particularly among young people, against the current French political class. Even in Italy young people complain about the precarious nature of the study, work and a political class that has stolen their dreams. In this delicate situation as critical and one can not indignant in the face of repeated attempts a basis to overturn the Constitution, the law is equal for all. After several saves praises Prime Minister, there was much talk of such failure and now the decision of the Constitutional Court. Despite the threats, the measure was deemed unconstitutional in part and it was stressed that no one is above the law. I'll be an idealist, but if I, the common citizen, I was innocent I would not have the slightest doubt to use every legal means to shake off all doubts and come out with head held high. M'indigna who does everything possible not to shed light on the truth, this represents an implicit admission of guilt, even more remarkable if he does those who hold high office institutional representative of the people. The international press reported cases of political prosecution. In Israel, President Moshe Katzav and Prime Minister Olmert have resigned and have approached the process as ordinary citizens. The first was found guilty of sexual harassment against some of his secretaries, the second of illicit funds. In England two deputies indicted for crimes, fewer than those who have gotten used to read in our media, were expelled from their party and subjected to ordinary justice. As anyone! It is also a matter of policy credibility and seriousness. How can one not be outraged to hear the Prime Minister said that the judiciary is the cancer of democracy or in front of the raised shield in defense of the caste of some of its members investigated? E'proprio real way to tell the dog eat dog! The word ethics has been a substantial drain on its meaning. The respect of those who voted for you, fidelity to the mandate, membership of a deployment are now quantifiable value in cash or favors. A real market! It's no wonder that people have been put on the list despite the presence of information relevant institutional bodies that indicate their unsuitability to hold public office. Moreover, Italy is currently the only career where not affected by the crisis are those of footballers and politicians. There are many policy with multiple assignments and compensation often exaggerated, in defiance of laws and regulations, but a few, so to speak, those willing to give up part of the lavish prebends despite the perceived rate of youth unemployment has risen to 29% and public debt 102% of GDP with the cost of living skyrocketing. How can you not get angry in front of the proclamations of the premier bridge on the Messina Strait. What is Pharaonic work if the roads to get there is to say the least inappropriate? How do you spend public money on white elephants and not many deal with the termites eating away at Italy, for example, the hydrogeological? Each rain a bit 'more violent collapses a piece of Italy or some artistic beauty. Ours is the most beautiful country in world history, culture and art that should be better protected to encourage tourism, an important economic resource. De Andrè in one of his songs said: ... and the weird, the one that sold for three thousand pounds to his mother ... a dwarf, a phrase that seems to adapt to certain politicians more intent on preserving the chair, while trampling on democracy, voter confidence , moral opposition, laws and the Constitution, not to protect the public good and to do that, they are just willing to do anything.
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