Although, according to some sources, the news must be verified, the latest tragedy at sea leaves a bad taste in my mouth. 75 lives lost in the Mediterranean: men, women, children Eritreans who sought a way out and a better future. Instead were killed, apparently ignored by a dozen boats.
In a tense social climate, which looks up to, and the weak with contempt, imposing a cultural model to hide the limits of our poor society of values, no lent their aid.
No wonder why in a crime of illegal immigration and a round, we are victims of ourselves, ready to spend 400 million euro to postpone a referendum on a date convenient as ready to invoke the crisis and the consequential austerity to reduce all 'festeggiammenti the bone for the sesquicentennial.
Ours is un'italietta that barricades himself in home hating the other as incapable of understanding the differences. Fear is the host, while meandering ride and fueled, and so you forget when we were in boats, to escape from their country. We, the beggars at Ellis Island. We were all
Meucci. We were (and we are) those who brought the mafia in the world. We were the ones portrayed as dangerous, dirty, criminals.
And today, facing the daily drama, if I point out that we are no better nor worse than those who plows the sea to arrive at Lampedusa, I would say that these are all lies.
Certainly, immigration is problematic wild. It should be managed at Community level and non-local.
Why Europe does not create an Ellis Island to house immigrants, helping them to avoid useless and dangerous crossings so rather than give recommendations sterile as hypocritical?
These are the cultural foundations that we want to show the world?
E 'then this model that some seek to impose?
We're a civilization or we are now routed to decline?
Perhaps the second, because as Orwell in "Animal Farm" says that all pigs are equal but some are more equal than we have been able to criminally punish illegal immigration except to provide for an amnesty for carers and domestic workers (the various sciuri Brambilla & Cazzaniga League who vote otherwise would have had to iron the shirts only).
While Fini calls for an immediate revision of the law, Calderoli does not lose this opportunity to express their thoughts in a wild-eyed "Fini, say something right." To whom would
well a "Calderoli, but say something intelligent."
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