Comment-: If this can be proved, why does not some godforsaken Anti-Corruption Organisation in United Europe take action in the name of HONOUR ( DOES ANYONE OF YOU MONGRELS KNOW TO-DAY THE MEANING OF THE FEUDAL WORD ? ) Democracy and of decency?
It does not exist I heard someone say from far away.
Well for god's-sake, create one and make sure no Mafiosi get in it!
After all, whatever happens in Italy or elsewhere in Europe affects all Europe!
And the Civilised World!
I have already commented elsewhere that, in my opinion there are by far, too many Deputates at Montecitorio, the seat of the Mafiaistic Italian Parliament. Only recently, a Spanish Political Reformer commented about the fact that, even in Spain, where some reform is ongoing, there are, compared to Japan, which has approximately three times the population of Spain, an inversely proportional surplus of Deputates, i.e., the Spanish Parliament could be trimmed down to one third of its present size, with enormous financial savings.
I would then abolish the high retributions and pensions, some of which have actually become hereditary in Italy. I am certain the Italian Bureaucracy costs vastly more than the ancien regime's one of Louis XIV. Then I would not give Parliamentarians exemption from military Service which I would make compulsory, even if Conscription for Military Service had been suspended in the Nation.
Active Military Service, voluntary if need be, should be a prerequisite for Partecipation to Parliament and Public Office.
I envisage a United Europe in which qualified, trained representatives of all past aristocracies participate in political debate in a Monarchic Legislative European Assembly, however their members to be the first to perform Military Duties in active combat if /when necessary. I would even go to the extent of preserving their semen in criogenic conditions against the eventuality they get killed in action, in order to ensure their having offspring as I value these individuals. This to counter their objection that they are too valuable to risk in war. We could do the same with our footballers, if you wish.........ja,aj,ja,ja.......... In vitro-fertilisation can reproduce their kind at public expenses from suitable aristocratic ladies........... ja,aj,ja.,ja,aj.........but I am being serious this time.
beppegrillo.com like the den of stupid, historically misinformed, historically biased, but well-meaning peasants it is ( the Mafiosis are the goat-herders, a trogloditic race apart), maliciously, insultingly, critically compares the present scenario in Italy to that of the Feudal System in the Middle-Ages. He is wrong because, whilst the Feudal System was absolutely necessary, coherent in its times, given the then existing world-scenarios ( i.e., Islam, the barbaric invasions, say of the Magyars........etc. , Islam and Co. are there also to-day..........) and was founded on mutual ties of privileges, however corresponding to mutual duties and honour and worked, the Italian System is anachronistic, illegal, dishonourable, wastes resources, does not work, and its members are the most cowardly human beings on earth ( inspiring the whole Nation to cowardice ), benefiting from privileges disproportionate to their contributions and services.............if/when any given at all.
I suggest beppegrillo.com supplies some comparative data regarding ratios between number of Parliamentarians and population for severall Nations in the world.
In 2010 AD ?...........In Europe?...........
Unbelievable !
A fish always starts to stink from the head down and in our case, Parliament is the head. Deputies and Senators don’t serve their Country, but rather their master, their benefactor. Italy is a vassallistic-democratic system. All the Deputies and the Senators have been appointed by the party bosses. The individuals that actually control Parliament, and therefore the Country, can be counted on the fingers of one hand. The Pdl and the Pdwithoutanel have essentially established a parliamentary dictatorship. Certainly none of the Deputies or the Senators are likely to request an immediate review of this election law that prevents the citizens from directly electing their preferred candidates. Certainly none of them resign out of shame. None of the institutions are about to intervene, least of all Morpheus Napolitano. Yet with the current electoral law still in place, fresh political elections would be absolutely useless. Little more than a rip-off and a waste of public funds. It makes no sense whatsoever to go and vote with an unconstitutional law in place (just in passing, why hasn’t our Divine Constitutional Court not said anything?). At the end of a legislature, it would be far simpler and better for Casini, Berlusconi, Bersani and the others to get together in chambers, decide who whose names will appear on the party lists and then simply inform the people. The net result would be precisely the same and at least then they wouldn’t have to inconvenience tens of millions of Italians. We’ve gone back to the days of the vassals and serfs, just like in the Middle Ages. "Vassallage was a type of individual relationship that was established in a vassal-beneficiary system. It was essentially a private "contract" between two people, a vassal and a master: during a “homage” ceremony, the former would declare himself to be the latter’s “homo" and, as such, would benefit from the master’s protection in return for his loyalty and service to his master". The feudal system granted immunity, the privilege of not being subject to the control of public authority as long as he/she remained within the confines of the feudal seignory." The Italian vassallistic-democratic system is precisely the same, including the privilege of parliamentary immunity. But today perhaps it has got even worse. Although I have no way to prove it, I suspect that the modern "contract" between the vassal and the "homo" for the al location of a parliamentary seat may well be financial in nature. A million Euro or some other serious amount of money in Exchange for a guaranteed place in Parliament. It wouldn’t be at all surprising, nor improbable for that matter. Those that hold the seats could sell them or auction them off to the highest bidder. A parliamentary seat is a tangible asset, worth hundreds of thousands of Euro a year, a guaranteed pension, high visibility and all sorts of additional benefits. It has to be one of the best investments ever, far better than any fund or Government bond. There must be many people who would be willing to pay the price. Our Parliament has become an economic re source that should be turned into an Election Lottery. The prize would be a five-year stay at Palazzo Madama or Montecitorio. First prize would be the post of Prime Minister. In this way, the State coffers would be much better off, as would our democracy.
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