Thursday, May 20, 2010

How Long Does It Take To Change The Sid

Giorgio Almirante, the father of the Italian right, twenty-second anniversary ...

Twenty-two years ago 'just off May 22, 1988 Giorgio Almirante, the father of the Italian right and democratica.La his death marks the end of an era politics, that of "nice" tough but fair policy, cavalleresca.Quella of great men like him and Berlinguer, which would at all costs to attend the funeral. But this was Giorgio Almirante. If you did not care conventions had the utmost respect for their opponents and democratic norms in general. He was responsible for it the salvation of many young people "hard-core", that Red terrorism of 70-80 years wanted to impose the same violent struggle, and instead learned not to hate and to defend their ideas by word and not with this armi.Di 'extraordinary man' said much or too little, was certainly a reference point for my generation: we teach 'courage, loyalty', the appartenza.Diede meaning to our existence and never for a moment there have felt marginalized in life, in schools, universities '. Although it was not easy "to exist politically" to be MSI ... so I like to remember':
"I do not want to live long. I could do any good I already did: I sown in faith and hope for so many years. I urged patience, courage and a people who, if he had patience and courage, would not have ended so badly. I love to spread good ideas and simple. I can never do more. And it is good that people like me do not achieve success. Men like me should be able to say, was made for hard times, was made to plant and not to collect, was done to give and not to take. I wish, when I'm gone, you tell me what Dante told Virgil didst as he who walks around at night and brings a light behind him, and that light does not help himself. He walks in the dark, the way is open but in the darkness behind the lights others. "Thank you George for what you gave us, that you taught us and we tried and we will pass on to our figli.Ti we loved, we love you.
A VIDEO TO REMEMBER

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