No, we are not in front of a new Fourth, although some aspects of the modus operandi is the same. We pizzarotti the issue is more complex, but also the most ruthless. Run for cover in the directory even more damage, because of Nogarin put a piece is really hard. But apparently the line of the Movement 5 Stars on the case Pizzarotti / Nogarin is this:
– are two different things (ergo two weights and two measures);
– Pizzarotti had not warned of ‘notice of investigation (not true, there are screenshots Pizzarotti he felt to hear them, but they are highly scrubbed);
– do not speak, hear no see (and here the similarities with the case Fourth).
A pretty bankruptcy online, given the first results. On these matters the M5S falls in its own contradictions, and in any event respecting where the inconsistencies are very evident, well, it makes amends and admits the error.
The M5S is now in a trap created by themselves. You can not go around flat-spotted things like “if you have a notice in the course go away”, as did Di Maio, and you can not even take the garantista line, as with Nogarin Pizzarotti and you’re not.
In truth, I think that what is happening in the M5S can ripen the political movement, but also the debate that revolves around the relationship between administrators and judicial investigations.
First I think the place M5S can mature and say finally convinced that the administration is complex, and the chances that you end up in an investigation are very high. So now that they said it would be a simple thing, until the final judgment we guarantee the work of those who have been elected and, if the prosecution were to be confirmed, and its conviction, they send away from MoVement. At most you can use protective measures against anyone who has an ongoing investigation by the organization and allow the judiciary works.
Second, the debate on these issues could mature. First starting right from the concept of “notice of investigation”, which in simple terms means “we are investigating on your good faith, and if you’ve done something wrong”, nothing more.
From this corollary should then come the theory, namely that for over twenty years, we have increased, and much, a rage against the work of politics. Since Tangentopoli something between politicians, parties and citizens is broken and no longer able to put it all together.
People with pitchforks and foaming at the mouth at the first notice of screams a new Piazzale Loreto . I think it’s time for everyone to take a more sensible and responsible reasoning, both to the people involved and for the improvement of the public debate on such sensitive issues. Yes, because for an ongoing investigation, there are people who are put to the sedan and the media that will be very difficult for them to continue on its way in the event of a stalemate. And the history of these cases it has many, many.
On the public debate rather firmly believe that the time has come to move beyond the split between politicians and citizens, I think it’s time to break that umbilical cord that binds us to twenty years ago, and from that we are no longer wade out. Indeed, more than solutions to the problem of corruption we created palliatives, all more or less failed.
Well, paradoxically believe that this experience well to face M5S, but only if they come from that fine line of embarrassment to being immature and for promising mountains while what came out is little more than a hill. It is good for us because finally we could tell us in confidence towards local administrators fanning cards, care of citizenship, living the city and the public good with concern, and then maybe they are thrown out by his political group with an email anonymity, while c ‘ is who for the same crime is defended.
Oh no, this is not good, but we remain confident that this high school shooting happens, if I can only say “about their business.” Because it all started in Parma, in Parma and all might end.
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