Uso anche io la volpe infuocata eppure non ho problemi.
Prova ad aggiornare o prova con quella ciofeca di explorer.
Se no leggi qui sotto ^^
Italian Prime Minister Tells Earthquake Survivors to Enjoy the Beach, Look to Tent Lodging as Camping Trip
Wednesday, April 08, 2009
L'AQUILA, Italy —
Silvio Berlusconi has told survivors of the Italian earthquake to lift their spirits by heading for the beach. He added that people forced from their wrecked homes should look on their tented accommodations as a camping trip.
The Italian Prime Minister’s comments have enraged some of those living in tent villages, after a second fitful night that was rocked by aftershocks from the 6.3-magnitude earthquake, Italy’s worst for 30 years. The death toll rose to 250 yesterday.
Earlier there had been widespread praise for the emergency housing operation, mounted by the Civil Protection Department and the Red Cross with the aid of volunteers and charities, and Mr Berlusconi won plaudits for cancelling a trip to Russia and spending every day since Monday in the stricken region, encouraging and commending the rescue workers and vowing that “no one will be left alone”.
Mr Berlusconi insisted that his remarks had been misunderstood and that he was simply trying to encourage optimism. “Go by the seaside. It is only an hour away from here by bus and there are plenty of hotels at your disposal that are paid for by the State,” he said during his daily visit to the quake zone in Abruzzo.
The people living tent cities “have everything they need, they have medical care, hot food. Of course, their current lodgings are a bit temporary. But they should see it like a weekend of camping,” he said, according to the German N-TV channel. He told one homeless woman to put on suncream, drawing cheers from onlookers.
Mr Berlusconi — who lives in Palazzo Chigi, the Prime Minister’s residence, rents a frescoed Renaissance palace in Rome and owns a mansion in Milan and villas in Sardinia and Bermuda — insisted that there was nothing inappropriate in his remarks.
Intanto sto ravanando impressioni da un forum ammerregàno che commenta la notizia che ho linkato.
Roba di lusso, penso degna di quel che dalle nostre parti si diceva di george W.
"I love Silvio. I think the world actually does revolve around him."
"I'm not shocked. This is also the guy who said that Obama had a 'very nice tan'. I lived in Italy when he said that and I'm fairly certain that everyone in the country just kind of slapped their heads and moved on. They're used to it because he does it so often."
"The world was generally too busy laughing at/making fun of/getting pissed off at George W. Bush these past 8 years to notice Berlusconi, who is a walking and talking facepalm. There was also Jacques Chirac, born with the proverbial foot in mouth and a groping hand. Thankfully only one of them is an active politician."
"I get what he was trying to say, and I almost empathize with him (in this situation at least) because it's obvious that he meant well and he sincerely thought he was giving positive encouragement to the people, but jesus fucking christ he is so stupid."
"I remember The Economist took a big steamy shit on Berlusconi a few years back. He promptly sued them for defamation, but eventually lost. Yet he was still elected because Italian politics makes Florida look like a poster child for fair elections."
