© Roberto Gimmi
Silvio Berlusconi (montage)
Silvio Berlusconi (montage)
and I 'arrived via e-mail this writing
"The head of the government spotted repeatedly during his career
crimes which, in the presence of an honest people, they would have deserved
the condemnation, shame and deprivation of all authority of government.
Because the people tolerated and even applauded these crimes? Part for
moral insensitivity, some for cunning, one part self-interest and
personal gain. The majority of course made on behalf of its
attività criminali, ma preferiva dare il suo voto al forte piuttosto che al
giusto. Purtroppo il popolo italiano, se deve scegliere tra il dovere e il
tornaconto, pur conoscendo quale sarebbe il suo dovere, sceglie sempre il
tornaconto.
Così un uomo mediocre, grossolano, di eloquenza volgare ma di facile
effetto, è un perfetto esemplare dei suoi contemporanei. Presso un popolo
onesto, sarebbe stato tutt'al più il leader di un partito di modesto
seguito, un personaggio un po' ridicolo per le sue maniere, i suoi
atteggiamenti, his delusions of grandeur, offensive to the sense of
people and because of his bombastic style and shameless. In Italy he became the head of the government
. And it's hard to find a more complete Italian example.
admirer of force, venal, corruptible and corrupt
Catholic without believing in God, conceited, vain, fake good-natured, good father
family but with many fans, it serves those who despise you
surrounds of adultery, of liars, the inept, of profiteering, clever mime,
and does have an effect on an audience vulgar, but, like any mime, without
own character, you always imagine to be the person who wants
represent. "
Whatever you thought, the text of 1945, refers to
B. Mussolini ...
From "The Head of Government" by Elsa Morante (deceased in 1985)
(1 May 1945, Pages is posthumous autobiography, published in
Literature Comparison , No. 456, February 1988)
crimes which, in the presence of an honest people, they would have deserved
the condemnation, shame and deprivation of all authority of government.
Because the people tolerated and even applauded these crimes? Part for
moral insensitivity, some for cunning, one part self-interest and
personal gain. The majority of course made on behalf of its
attività criminali, ma preferiva dare il suo voto al forte piuttosto che al
giusto. Purtroppo il popolo italiano, se deve scegliere tra il dovere e il
tornaconto, pur conoscendo quale sarebbe il suo dovere, sceglie sempre il
tornaconto.
Così un uomo mediocre, grossolano, di eloquenza volgare ma di facile
effetto, è un perfetto esemplare dei suoi contemporanei. Presso un popolo
onesto, sarebbe stato tutt'al più il leader di un partito di modesto
seguito, un personaggio un po' ridicolo per le sue maniere, i suoi
atteggiamenti, his delusions of grandeur, offensive to the sense of
people and because of his bombastic style and shameless. In Italy he became the head of the government
. And it's hard to find a more complete Italian example.
admirer of force, venal, corruptible and corrupt
Catholic without believing in God, conceited, vain, fake good-natured, good father
family but with many fans, it serves those who despise you
surrounds of adultery, of liars, the inept, of profiteering, clever mime,
and does have an effect on an audience vulgar, but, like any mime, without
own character, you always imagine to be the person who wants
represent. "
Whatever you thought, the text of 1945, refers to
B. Mussolini ...
From "The Head of Government" by Elsa Morante (deceased in 1985)
(1 May 1945, Pages is posthumous autobiography, published in
Literature Comparison , No. 456, February 1988)
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