Consequences of the wreck were described as ‘apocalyptic’.
Archive for June, 2009
Italy train crash apocalypse
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged carnival, freight train, Italian Opinionist, Italy, Italy train crash, liquefied petroleum gas, pierluigi collina, ThyssenKrupp Turin factory blaze, train, tuscany, viareggio, wreck on June 30, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Michael Jackson: “the death show live” feat. David Carradine, Neda, Petru & Jade
Posted in Information, tagged bangkok, david carradine, death, death live, Elvis Presley, iran, Italian Opinionist, Italy, jade goody, killed, Marilyn Monroe, michael jackson, MJ's death, neda, petru birlandeanedu, youtube on June 27, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The respect for the deads is getting less and less. The death itself had become just a way to gain audience but I doubt that without censorships about it on media, we all can understand better the value of life.
Examples of indifference: bystander effect and people starving
Posted in Environment, Information, Uncategorized, tagged bystander effect, Camorra, FAO, G8, Hafez Ghanem, indifference, Italian Opinionist, Kitty Genovese, Naples, people starving, UN agency, youtube on June 19, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Bystander effect theory (a social psychological phenomenon in which individuals are less likely to offer help in an emergency situation when other people are present) finds new confirmations thanks to one of the last episode of indifference reported on many italian newspapers on June the 16th (Il Corriere della sera). The fact took place in [...]
Italian Referendum of June 21: there are no reasons to keep from voting
Posted in Politics, tagged Berlusconi, Bossi, civil disobedience, civil duty, idv, Italian Opinionist, Italy, june 21, Lega Nord, PD, PDL, People of Freedom, referendum, referendum 21 June, udc on June 17, 2009 | 1 Comment »
In Italy the usual referendum abstention campaign begun, a malpractise that more then once invalidated the question. Also if in any case nothing will change, it’s a civil duty not to keep from voting.
Colonel Gaddafi in Italy, with a picture on his chest
Posted in Politics, tagged 7 October, Al-Qaeda, Berlusconi, colonialism, french colonialism, gaddafi, gheddafi, illegal immigration, Italian colony, Italian Opinionist, Italy, lampedusa, Libya, Lion of the Desert, Muammar Abu Minyar al-Gaddafi, Omar Mukhtar, Operation El Dorado Canyon, Pan Am Flight 103, Revenge Day, sacco and vanzetti, Treaty on Friendship Partnership and Cooperation, villa pamphili on June 11, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Gaddafi was wearing a picture of Omar Mukhtar on his lapel, was it correct to accept him so friendly?
Elections: the right wing won but we all lost in a deeper way
Posted in Politics, tagged 21 giugno, 21 June, Berlusconi, Europe, European community, European elections, Fini, Kakà, Lega Nord, Milan, PD, PDL, referendum, referendum 21 June, Veronica Lario on June 9, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Independently of what parties won, last EU elections were a bad defeat for Europe and its citizens
Obama’s speech and EU elections in Italy: search for a real democracy vs propaganda
Posted in Politics, tagged Berlusconi, Bush, Cairo, democracy, diplomacy, Emma Bonino, EU elections, European elections, freedom, gossip, Italian Opinionist, Italy, Obama, Obama's speech, peace, propaganda, religion on June 6, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Some politicians use diplomacy to obtain useful goals, others use propaganda to obtain the power…
