Comments on: Italy’s important election http://blogs.reuters.com/john-lloyd/2013/02/19/italys-important-election/ Sat, 15 Jun 2013 11:31:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.2 By: Demata http://blogs.reuters.com/john-lloyd/2013/02/19/italys-important-election/#comment-1576 Demata Tue, 05 Mar 2013 07:40:25 +0000 http://blogs.reuters.com/john-lloyd/?p=699#comment-1576 International press and media ignore (have to ignore?) the fact that Italy is a Cleptocracy until 20 years or more. And that Italians are really exausted /angry for this. http://demata.wordpress.com/2013/03/05/why-italians-like-movimento-cinque-stelle/ International press and media ignore (have to ignore?) the fact that Italy is a Cleptocracy until 20 years or more.
And that Italians are really exausted /angry for this.

http://demata.wordpress.com/2013/03/05/w hy-italians-like-movimento-cinque-stelle  /

]]> By: deLafayette http://blogs.reuters.com/john-lloyd/2013/02/19/italys-important-election/#comment-1534 deLafayette Wed, 20 Feb 2013 03:35:08 +0000 http://blogs.reuters.com/john-lloyd/?p=699#comment-1534 {If these two forces come to govern the euro zone’s third-largest economy, the outcome of the struggle will be global in its impact.} A bit of bombast, that statement. Italy will muddle through, with or without Berlu. Monti should remain as PM, but it is doubtful that Italians can see their way to accepting even more Fiscal Pain from "il Professore". But from the deep hurt Italy's current economy is providing the Italian people to its impact upon globalization is a long hop, skip and a jump. Let's watch the prime interest (above that of Germany) that Italy must pay on its Eurobonds leading up to the elections. That will be an indicator of what happens after Berlu maycome back into power. The guy is a clown. Always has been, always will be. Ever since he began to use Mafia Money to build his fortune in Milan real-estate a long, long time ago. {If these two forces come to govern the euro zone’s third-largest economy, the outcome of the struggle will be global in its impact.}

A bit of bombast, that statement. Italy will muddle through, with or without Berlu.

Monti should remain as PM, but it is doubtful that Italians can see their way to accepting even more Fiscal Pain from “il Professore”. But from the deep hurt Italy’s current economy is providing the Italian people to its impact upon globalization is a long hop, skip and a jump.

Let’s watch the prime interest (above that of Germany) that Italy must pay on its Eurobonds leading up to the elections. That will be an indicator of what happens after Berlu maycome back into power.

The guy is a clown. Always has been, always will be. Ever since he began to use Mafia Money to build his fortune in Milan real-estate a long, long time ago.

]]> By: pbgd http://blogs.reuters.com/john-lloyd/2013/02/19/italys-important-election/#comment-1533 pbgd Wed, 20 Feb 2013 01:00:41 +0000 http://blogs.reuters.com/john-lloyd/?p=699#comment-1533 Given the recent surge of Mussolinismo, I would not be surprised if the people elected capitalist Berlusconi rather than communist Bersani. As an Italian laborer said: "You know, Berlusconi is sooo rich he does not even NEED to be a politician." Given the recent surge of Mussolinismo, I would not be surprised if the people elected capitalist Berlusconi rather than communist Bersani. As an Italian laborer said: “You know, Berlusconi is sooo rich he does not even NEED to be a politician.”

]]> By: Curatica http://blogs.reuters.com/john-lloyd/2013/02/19/italys-important-election/#comment-1532 Curatica Tue, 19 Feb 2013 23:35:13 +0000 http://blogs.reuters.com/john-lloyd/?p=699#comment-1532 Puting this gangster behind bars is long overdue. Hey, Mr. bunga bunga, a nice 6x6 cell may be waiting for you! That is where you belong. This man is a disgrace for Italy. Puting this gangster behind bars is long overdue.

Hey, Mr. bunga bunga, a nice 6×6 cell may be waiting for you! That is where you belong.

This man is a disgrace for Italy.

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