was 2008 and I had another blog on Splinder - now dies of starvation (the blog, not Splinder) - but on which I wrote something today Polideuce reminded me, and that still seems current. The idea that desire I had come by looking at the state we were lowering, and that after three years has only worsened the prognosis. In those days I had a desire to Robespierre and disfigured that I toyed with the idea of \u200b\u200bcalling into service the good old Madame Guillotine, just to give our politicians an incentive to behave well, but then I realized that it would be like asking the hens do not lay eggs or rabbits do not eat their own feces (yes, do).
The fact is that we just do not know rule. We are too busy to worship the power to the power, kiss slippers instead of the Church to claim the secular state and instead of bowing to his holy will reject interference, cut funds to education and research by destroying the future of the country and processing the young people as a burden rather than a resource; hinder the police and the courts by depriving them of the investigative tools such as wiretapping and the only laws are those that go ad personam, which looks a bit 'are the usual mugs and maybe their political cronies who come into joining the initial problem.
The fact is that we just do not know rule. We are too busy to worship the power to the power, kiss slippers instead of the Church to claim the secular state and instead of bowing to his holy will reject interference, cut funds to education and research by destroying the future of the country and processing the young people as a burden rather than a resource; hinder the police and the courts by depriving them of the investigative tools such as wiretapping and the only laws are those that go ad personam, which looks a bit 'are the usual mugs and maybe their political cronies who come into joining the initial problem.
Not to mention our inability - as a people - to stand up to injustice, protest and make us feel, send home those who commit crimes and ensuring our government. No, in most cases we are not even informed about what is happening, and we can get around by any dancing there rifilino.
Admittedly, there is no way to govern without bullshit.
So here's the idea: appaltiamoci!
Several governments are more capable and competent than we could ever be this political class, because as long as the loins of our nation will not be born so rotten no good, So Let's face it and let us know by those who govern do so.
I suggest a good wheel to turn, with so much ceremony in prime time (maybe a unified networks), which will be extracted - there is also a vote pretty well, let's face it - the country which will give us the political class for that session administrative . In return, we strive to provide trade facilitation and so on, then ... well, there are good compromises, and even the national mignottaggio. After all, the peninsula is shaped like a stiletto-heeled boots, think about it.
say that any government will last four years, then we go back to win on the Wheel of Good Government. From that you can do! You by far the best idea that I came to respect, because my confidence in the commitment of the political class to change this state of affairs is zero. So let's hand on your heart and ask: what are we waiting for a miracle? No, there is hope.
Oh my God, there would be at the top if there was a little wind of change 'more often than not, but we all know that the only thing you can do well is stick to the Italian political chair like a cockle and persist longer. They should do some work on this point, I have two theories: the first is that the sweat secreted by the buttocks will produce a powerful natural adhesive, the second is that they use a suction effect - suction type - using the sphincter (in any way, tell me if there are other theories, because research continues). And we
tenerceli? I say mandiamoli home, let us trust in Lady Luck. The odds of worsening scare you? No, not me. We should beware and think, what we say ... will be estimated at around five per cent? If you think for a minute, this is the logical conclusion to which we all came from that day (say 1994, when a garden gnome "came down the pitch," or even earlier).
Okay, now let's go to the specific and practical, let's say that on the Wheel of Good Government will not put nations made worse off or who already have enough problems on their way, nor those of a warlike might annex or on a permanent bureaucracy as a mere distraction. I bets on Europe - after all, are part of it, it's time to return the favor with some hustler, and meanwhile let us manage in a reasonable and productive - in most confess that I would not mind the idea of \u200b\u200bfour years of the Dutch government, four of the Swedish etc.. Sure, probably France and Germany are not gonna get even with a pair of pliers from a fireplace, but otherwise we can agree.
The rules are more than simple.
All countries concerned put their name on the wheel, after verification that the staff of the government presented no:
Admittedly, there is no way to govern without bullshit.
So here's the idea: appaltiamoci!
Several governments are more capable and competent than we could ever be this political class, because as long as the loins of our nation will not be born so rotten no good, So Let's face it and let us know by those who govern do so.
I suggest a good wheel to turn, with so much ceremony in prime time (maybe a unified networks), which will be extracted - there is also a vote pretty well, let's face it - the country which will give us the political class for that session administrative . In return, we strive to provide trade facilitation and so on, then ... well, there are good compromises, and even the national mignottaggio. After all, the peninsula is shaped like a stiletto-heeled boots, think about it.
say that any government will last four years, then we go back to win on the Wheel of Good Government. From that you can do! You by far the best idea that I came to respect, because my confidence in the commitment of the political class to change this state of affairs is zero. So let's hand on your heart and ask: what are we waiting for a miracle? No, there is hope.
Oh my God, there would be at the top if there was a little wind of change 'more often than not, but we all know that the only thing you can do well is stick to the Italian political chair like a cockle and persist longer. They should do some work on this point, I have two theories: the first is that the sweat secreted by the buttocks will produce a powerful natural adhesive, the second is that they use a suction effect - suction type - using the sphincter (in any way, tell me if there are other theories, because research continues). And we
tenerceli? I say mandiamoli home, let us trust in Lady Luck. The odds of worsening scare you? No, not me. We should beware and think, what we say ... will be estimated at around five per cent? If you think for a minute, this is the logical conclusion to which we all came from that day (say 1994, when a garden gnome "came down the pitch," or even earlier).
Okay, now let's go to the specific and practical, let's say that on the Wheel of Good Government will not put nations made worse off or who already have enough problems on their way, nor those of a warlike might annex or on a permanent bureaucracy as a mere distraction. I bets on Europe - after all, are part of it, it's time to return the favor with some hustler, and meanwhile let us manage in a reasonable and productive - in most confess that I would not mind the idea of \u200b\u200bfour years of the Dutch government, four of the Swedish etc.. Sure, probably France and Germany are not gonna get even with a pair of pliers from a fireplace, but otherwise we can agree.
The rules are more than simple.
All countries concerned put their name on the wheel, after verification that the staff of the government presented no:
- has sent his country into a cow;
- is influenced by various lobby and / or the Church (which, if not a lobby that!)
- counts among its members on which to hang files or processes that are in any way guilty of conflict of interest.
At that point we get the draw, and then ... good governance at all!
said that, I'd say happy. The other details we can agree, but do, do not involve our politicians in the preparation, these things are worse than useless.
said that, I'd say happy. The other details we can agree, but do, do not involve our politicians in the preparation, these things are worse than useless.
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