Saturday, January 30, 2010

Before And After Pic's Of Yeduc

The cultural left in Genoa



Genoa (Genova and not only) to the left of the stone throwers is ethical for the hegemonic thrust oberanti of vibrant and passions, but it has deep cultural roots. Marx is now on the second hand stalls, and the red arm of the table is no longer guided by a philosophy in mind. The majority of voters share progressive area of \u200b\u200bmoods - anger by prudes associated with transgender rage, frenzy cosmopolitan, dark resentment, unacknowledged envy, bitter disappointment - that haunt the leaders of the Democratic Party, but lost sight of the bright horizons, designed to use a time believer in the ideology of whiteness. The truth is that, immediately after the war, the authentic culture rather than the premises of the left Genoa, where the capital lay untouched, staying between the curia and the right of Cardinal Siri. Under the guidance of the great archbishop, high-profile scholars such as Michele Federico Sciacca, Robert Lucifredi, Maria Adelaide Scratching, Gianni Baget Bozzo, Louis William Rossi, Alberto Boldorini, Filippo Peschiera, Bruno Orsini, suggested a way progress alternative to the distance covered by the Stalinists. The Genoese put in right field thinkers and writers like Carlo Costamagna, Emanuele Ghersi, between 'Juniper from Pompeian between' Clementine by Montefiore, Gino Sottochiesa, Sergio Capaldo Bornacin and Enzo. If not for the first generation post-Fascist, Genoa, gave young people value, such as Janus Accame, Dina Festa, John Torti, Viazzi Cesare, Roberto Garufi, Domenico Fisichella, Piero and Enzo Catania, Mario Sossi, Marcello Staglieno, Giuseppe Garibaldi, Garnish Alexander, John Frangini, Pessot Sergio, Mauro Ravenna, Hamlet Ballarini, Stephen and Paul Mangiante, Pier Luigi Gatto.
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Friday, January 29, 2010

Pipe Bending By Autocad 3d

The origins of cultural life in the MSI

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who attended the premises hagfishes between 1947 and 1968 recalled without difficulty that the dominant theme in the debates that took place there was the restoration of civil and spiritual unity of the Italians.
The fierce division of minds that even today casts a shadow on the poisonous political life of our country, it was viewed, in fact, the worst of evils that poison the body of a nation.
Historians who write the contemporary right, such as Giuseppe Parlato, Antonio Carioti and Adalberto Baldoni, Having studied and reconstructed the story of the MSI in the postwar period without being blinded by hatred anti-Italian, admit that, nell'appassionata search of the path to national reconciliation, and only in that the MSI was the heir of the policy by the fascist regime.
Benito Mussolini had pacified Italy constructing a solid hinge, made of culture and image, between the great memories of the past and Italy from tortured modern division of spirits, a consequence of secularism professed by the protagonists of the Risorgimento.
not an apologist for fascism, but the most authoritative witness and the most impartial judge of Italian life at that time, Pius XII, encyclical "Summi Pontificatus" published October 20, 1939, could say without fear of contradiction, that "the mercy of the beloved Italy providential work of the Lateran Pacts" occupied a place of honor among the states with which the Holy See was friendly relations u: "From Patti had those happy start, like the dawn of peace and fraternal union of souls before the sacred altars and in the consortium civil
the peace of Christ restored to Italy. "