EMERGENCY PARLIAMENTARY 
Everything can be said of the Italian political class, but we do know. The
savoir faire, the power to extricate himself when the lot becomes adverse. Bush's visit to Rome, blocked traffic. Even for a senator. But you know, if you are not granted the privilege, I'll take another. So Gustavo Selva, an old fox who said it told
the big hill to legitimize the sending of Italian troops in Nasiriyah, in fact, sent only to the interests of ENI,
pretends to be evil. Here comes the ambulance and run run to the study (private) cardiologist with the ambulance (public). And you see the connections: Nogaro being perhaps the cardiologist is not (by illness amnesia?) But there are television studios of La 7. Because if there is a record turnout to the Chambers but must appear in other classrooms, better TV, so it combines business with pleasure: the political commitment and sponsorship of their own. But there's more. The Gustav good, proud of the stratagem, he thinks that tell on live TV and there ... paratrac! The end of the world. "Shameful, irresponsible, unworthy, disgraceful, indefensible" ... and so on and so forth. And down
bipartisan threats of criminal sanctions, resignation, early retirement. In short, the weekly gossip of politics, just for the partisan chatter from left to counter the mysterious depths of D'Alema in South America.
Moral of the story? The story of yet another abuse of power, arrogant ostentation of privilege behind plus those who could really, in case of emergency need quell'ambulanza, in a healthcare setting and slowly increase in costs, like the Italian one. But what more is silenced and readiness to cast the first stone, who enjoys the same privileges and abuses but the first stones at the latter's public admission. In a country where a politician has been the only politically correct the goodism that accompanies any abuse of the political class.
