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Il referendum è un atto di alta democrazia. Silenziarlo è un atto di repressione... a cui dobbiamo rispondere.... ANDIAMO A VOTARE ...VOTIAMO 5 SI. L' 8-9 GIUGNO...VI ASPETTIAMO.

L'oscuramento dei referendum: una nota dei prefetti richiama le amministrazioni pubbliche a tacere sui referendum. Mentre l'opposizione della Cisl ha impedito che se ne parlasse al concertone del primo maggio. Eppure vi sono rilevazioni statistiche che indicano una crescita della propensione al voto.

Da Domani del 3 maggio 2025.

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“Profondo rosso” cambiò la carriera di Dario Argento - Il Post

Chiudendo la fase thriller e segnando il suo passaggio all'horror, il genere per cui è conosciuto in tutto il mondo

https://youtu.be/9wWlOyn-JSI?si=Q3S0Howz28p9V0SR

I cannot believe how stupid this is. What do they learn in school? And if you don't know things, why don't you shut the fuck up?

20-25 million people from nations all over the world died fighting against the Nazis. The US didnt even show up for years after it started. They sat and watched everyone else fight and die.

Rest of conversation -

REPORTER: So, just to clarify—your position is that France owes its entire existence to the United States?

LEAVITT: Absolutely. If it weren’t for the U.S., the French would be speaking German right now. That’s just a fact.

REPORTER: Interesting. Because if it weren’t for France, we wouldn’t even have the United States. Ever heard of the American Revolution? France bankrolled it. Sent troops. Fought Britain on multiple fronts. And, oh yeah—gave us the Statue of Liberty as a symbol of freedom. Do we only acknowledge history when it’s convenient?

LEAVITT: Well, the United States has been the beacon of global freedom—

REPORTER: Right, and who gave us the actual beacon? The French. And let’s not forget, France won World War I before the U.S. even entered it. So by your logic, does that mean Americans should be thanking the French for not speaking German in 1918?

LEAVITT: That’s not what I’m saying. I’m saying—

REPORTER: Also, if we’re going down this road—how about the Louisiana Purchase? You know, that huge chunk of land that doubled the size of America? Bought it from the French. Are we sending them a thank-you note?

LEAVITT: Look, I think we’re getting off track here. The point is—

REPORTER: The point is, we didn’t just swoop in and save the day while France sat around waiting. Nations cooperate, trade, and yes, sometimes even rescue each other.

17. März 2025