Monday, February 14, 2011
Thai Treditional Dress
Saturday, February 12, P.zza S. Annunziata.
E 'here that we decided as a committee of solidarity against racism the way of freedom to breed, feed and share the reasons for our commitment to solidarity with those brothers of the Egyptians, Tunisians and others, in relation all'epocale and extraordinary process of liberation initiated by Our people in northern Africa.
An earthquake shakes the foundations of the secular power perpetuated by the oppressive politics.
A heavy blow and meaningful to the quintessence of bourgeois democratic system, the heart of the outcrop hateful, reactionary and bloody it, represented the military and theocratic regimes in Africa and Latin America on the one hand, and the Asian model neo capitalist slavery and murder the other.
a sound rejection, angry yet helpless and peaceful, hopeful, but especially in the first place and genuinely devoted to the final credibility of the political and moral ethic increasingly pale and fragile the reliability of his promises of emancipation and justice; a firm conviction and courageous, incorruptible as the dignity that these systems always try in vain to break, and instead we find intact, printed on the faces of women and men Tarhi square, to which and to which we have from Florence last Saturday tried to say "good! .. good," and if anything, a "thank you .." not rhetorical, for teaching us that freeing oneself is always, somehow, to leave the others.
So yes, once again: "We are all in Tahrir Square!"
David
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