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Four reasons why the gossip is not bunga bunga

These days the most berluscones faithful are bending over backwards to push through the latest scandal weblog Papi simple gossip, as they did during the case and Noemi D'Addario. In fact, the story is absolutely public interest. Here's why.

1) E 'absolutely disgraceful that a prime minister phones at police headquarters in Milan to pressures aimed avoidance custody of a girl under arrest for theft and for pushing, instead, to entrust all'igenista dental PDL and adviser in Lombardy Nicole Minetti. Yesterday in Capizzone in the province of Bergamo, two Moroccans (then of the same nationality of the girl) were arrested for theft aggravated. What have they stolen? Waste. Too bad that no president-hearted this time has bothered to give them a hand. After all, who think they are? Mica minors are regular at the villa in Arcore. The Importance of Being Ruby.
2) The President of the Council simply can not afford to expose themselves to risks of blackmail, but our Silvio does constantly. Every time he opens the doors of his harem of virgins in flocks without any search or inspection, makes it possible for anyone to record audio or video embarrassing able to subject it to any kind of blackmail. D'Addario docet.
3) The story may have penal consequences: do not forget that Lele Mora, Emilio Fede e Nicole Minetti sono indagati per favoreggiamento della prostituzione. Mica bruscolini.
4) Anche se può sembrare l’aspetto meno grave della vicenda, anche i “bunga bunga” di Silvio non sono da trascurare. Stiamo parlando di un signore che nel 2007, al Family Day, attacando i “cattolici di sinistra”, ha dichiarato: “Sono in una contraddizione insuperabile. Non si può essere allo stesso tempo cattolici, e come tali riguardosi della dottrina della Chiesa e dei suoi insegnamenti su varie questioni, e stare invece con chi è frontalmente dall'altra parte”. Ed è sempre lui che aprirà il Convegno nazionale della famiglia che si svolgerà a Milano dall’8 al 10 Novembre 2010. But what chutzpah?
These four reasons, in addition to the thousands of scandals we have witnessed in recent years, more than enough to demand the resignation of a prime minister who is not remotely worthy of representing a country like Italy.