Il Ministro per la pubblica amministrazione e l'innovazione, il signor Brunetta, ha replicato oggi dall'home page del sito del ministero a un'inchiesta dell'Espresso. Riporta dati, cifre, filmati ma... era davvero il caso di replicare su un sito PUBBLICO?
Io paragonerei l'uso personale che il ministro ha fatto del sito all'impiegato del Comune che usa il telefono dell'ufficio per telefonate personali, considered that the investigation Espresso was titled "Brunetta bluff" and then was directed primarily to the individual minister.
But apart from that, there seems to have a bit exaggerated to use the entire space of the home page? It was not just a link to replicate in a normal home page?
About idlers, but also his colleague Gelmini, Minister of Education, has something to say. He recently said. "Those who leave the school policy." But she did not think to leave the chair of the ministry, after it was discovered that it went for the bar exam (falsifying residency, therefore) in Reggio Calabria, while it passes: what is certainly not worthy of Worst Minister of Education. Among other things, in our country, fortunately, there is still freedom of teaching. But do not get me wrong: not only of prof. left, but even those who vote for the deployment of the Gelmini. Professor of Mathematics cleverest I've ever had was obviously right, I never thought I would go to college? Of course, NO. Then there is, finally, that with such a phrase is stamped his foot on its own because it goes right to penalize the teachers of religion, which she loves so much: they are the first to do politics in school. In 2005, when there was a referendum on medically assisted procreation, my teacher spent the year telling us not to go to the polls. Is this not political propaganda?
"No - qualcuno mi risponderà (brrr, già lo sento nelle orecchie) - perché la Chiesa ha il diritto di orientare i cattolici nelle scelte etiche". Aaaaaah.... e orientare non vuol dire parteggiare e quindi fare politica?
Non solo fannulloni, ma pure ignoranti.
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