Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
Cervix Is High And Negative Pregnancy Test
The Decalogue (of Diegowski)
A year ago in the post titled " sin " I declared my utter disappointment at the government led by Romano Prodi.
But hope is really the last to die?
In the last months of his life, the Prodi government had provoked in me a few, first of all to finally be able to implement those policies and social work promises to the voters in 2006.
The intervention of the usual astute but he ended tragically to the life of the government and thus destroy all my albeit faint hope. Today
about two months since the parliamentary elections held my assessment of the Prodi government as a whole is negative.
Now the question I ask myself is: who will cast my vote next April 13 and 14? (And most of all, who cares?)
My vote will not be a political force or a right of center, nor a center-left (the one we have, tragically ideologies slave merchant, has completed the endorsement process thought to dodger).
My vote will go to the political force of the left (communist) which will have as objectives of political action:
1) the fight against mafia and corruption through the enactment of laws providing for the disqualification and suspension for life from any public office for all those who have been definitively convicted for corruption or mafia crimes (including the facilitation of some mafioso)
2) the extension of citizenship rights to all immigrants, the closure of the CPT and 'Repeal of the Law 189/2002 (Bossi - Fini)
3) the improvement of health and safety of workers through the repeal of the Law 30/2003 (improperly called Biagi Law)
4) social reform sustainable social security system;
5) the taxation of financial income;
6) the conversion efficiency of the country to the so-called renewable sources (wind, photovoltaic, solar thermal, hydrogen, biomass);
7) compliance with Article 11 of the Constitution;
8) respect for life by introducing the right of citizens to the good death (euthanasia) in defense of the Law 194/1978 and Law 40/2004 changing radically on medically assisted procreation;
9) the legal recognition of so-called "de facto families"
10) using 8 per thousand, paid by taxpayers to the state, to finance the culture, public education and scientific research and technology (and not the Catholic Church).
Now I just have to choose from, or almost. 
A year ago in the post titled " sin " I declared my utter disappointment at the government led by Romano Prodi. But hope is really the last to die?
In the last months of his life, the Prodi government had provoked in me a few, first of all to finally be able to implement those policies and social work promises to the voters in 2006.
The intervention of the usual astute but he ended tragically to the life of the government and thus destroy all my albeit faint hope. Today
about two months since the parliamentary elections held my assessment of the Prodi government as a whole is negative.
Now the question I ask myself is: who will cast my vote next April 13 and 14? (And most of all, who cares?)
My vote will not be a political force or a right of center, nor a center-left (the one we have, tragically ideologies slave merchant, has completed the endorsement process thought to dodger).
My vote will go to the political force of the left (communist) which will have as objectives of political action:
1) the fight against mafia and corruption through the enactment of laws providing for the disqualification and suspension for life from any public office for all those who have been definitively convicted for corruption or mafia crimes (including the facilitation of some mafioso)
2) the extension of citizenship rights to all immigrants, the closure of the CPT and 'Repeal of the Law 189/2002 (Bossi - Fini)
3) the improvement of health and safety of workers through the repeal of the Law 30/2003 (improperly called Biagi Law)
4) social reform sustainable social security system;
5) the taxation of financial income;
6) the conversion efficiency of the country to the so-called renewable sources (wind, photovoltaic, solar thermal, hydrogen, biomass);
7) compliance with Article 11 of the Constitution;
8) respect for life by introducing the right of citizens to the good death (euthanasia) in defense of the Law 194/1978 and Law 40/2004 changing radically on medically assisted procreation;
9) the legal recognition of so-called "de facto families"
10) using 8 per thousand, paid by taxpayers to the state, to finance the culture, public education and scientific research and technology (and not the Catholic Church).
Now I just have to choose from, or almost.
Monday, February 4, 2008
Indian Women In Breast
Curiosity
At the end of an existential journey
overload shared emotions, there are grants
welcome oblivion.
images unseen, unheard
sounds and all the experiences lived
not force you to live again.
driving force of your pilgrimage,
curiosity will lead you in
times and places not yet imagined.
At the end of an existential journey overload shared emotions, there are grants
welcome oblivion.
images unseen, unheard
sounds and all the experiences lived
not force you to live again.
driving force of your pilgrimage,
curiosity will lead you in
times and places not yet imagined.
Sunday, February 3, 2008
Royal Caribbean Cruise Audition Wear
Events insubstantial
A chronological sequence of events devoid of substance, finally
surprising;
serious tone taken
sad and happy landing
to existential despair.
noisy crowd and I
strangely silent, speak
affinity
not providing evidence.
scream, smoking poison us, lost in this madness
we probably
a meeting point;
and I wish it were suddenly frustrated
this wonderful teaching.
A chronological sequence of events devoid of substance, finally
surprising;
serious tone taken
sad and happy landing
to existential despair.
noisy crowd and I
strangely silent, speak
affinity
not providing evidence.
scream, smoking poison us, lost in this madness
we probably
a meeting point;
and I wish it were suddenly frustrated
this wonderful teaching.
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