may be true that, as he writes Avvenire, Italy ceases to exist when they cease to desire it. However, the moral abyss into which our country is falling is all those girls out of their house in Via Olgettina wrapped in scarves and hats covering their faces to protect them from the greed of the cameras: the voracity which until recently were fed obtaining easy money, today opens its mouth and threatens to devour them.
And in spite of their shyness, stands in ironic counterpoint to the image of the prime minister to have fun while declaring itself as a victim of persecution by the judiciary as an exemplar of generosity and misunderstood.
A procession of zealous' entourage of the Prime Minister goes on TV to declare that no freedom without Berlusconi and "elections do not we won, but Berlusconi has won" . A depressing landscape that can stand alone thanks to the silence of the righteous, as would Martin Luther King. Dante said "Does not speak of them but look and pass." Silence is the highest form of dissent and civil. After all, there is always the gospel that the first stone to warn us. But I do not think that this is the right framework for the silence. E 'strong risk that it will be mistaken for indifference or even acquiescence.
Mario Dellacqua
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