Silvio Berlusconi

**Requies** · November 02, 2010, 03:51 AM

Berlusconi since he began his mandate in 2008 he tried in every way to save his person, trying to push through parliament ad personam's laws to save him from the many court cases he is involved.
Despite the gravity of the matter, in Italy speaks very little of this (newspapers and television stations are all owned by him).
I wanted to know, talks about this abroad? Or is able to block the news at the border?

**Admiral Piett** · November 02, 2010, 04:15 AM

Moved to the Academy.

**DAVIDE** · November 02, 2010, 05:02 AM

They talk alot about this guy. Look at:

http://italiadallestero.info/

**Requies** · November 02, 2010, 05:22 AM

At least they are frank

**DAVIDE** · November 02, 2010, 05:30 AM

They say how real things are.. not the usual Berlusconian regime propaganda on air in every Italian television he controls directly or indirectly aka all

**Requies** · November 02, 2010, 05:57 AM

Well, no longer has the consent of the people
See the next election...if he has the courage to reapply again

**Treize** · November 03, 2010, 06:48 PM

'It is better to have a passion for pretty women than to be gay.' This man is a genius.

**Kurtz** · November 04, 2010, 04:40 PM

So he's like the European Chavez?

**~~Basil II the B.S~~** · November 06, 2010, 05:13 AM

Originally Posted by Requies

Berlusconi since he began his mandate in 2008 he tried in every way to save his person, trying to push through parliament ad personam's laws to save him from the many court cases he is involved.

True.

Originally Posted by Requies

Despite the gravity of the matter, in Italy speaks very little of this (newspapers and television stations are all owned by him).

Rofl.There are only 2 newspapers supporting him, and one of them directly owned.
''Repubblica'' supports him? Rofl. L'Unità? Sole 24 Ore? Corriere della sera? And so on...Italy has a bazillions of newspapers not pro-Berlusconi in any way. Keep the nonsense out please.
Now let's look at televisions:
He owns mediaset, true. What about Rai? Rai 1 is generally pro-Berlusconi, Rai 2? Isn't that were Santoro is unleashes his hypocrisy? Then definitely not pro-Berlusconi at all. Rai 3 is and has always been, and that's embarassing for a state-owned channel, strongly left oriented, while it shouldn't.
La7 is notoriously strongly left-oriented too.
Last, but not the least, '' in Italy speaks very little of this'', other than the poor english, we should look at how much ridiculous this is. 4 out 5 political tv programs have leftists anchormen, and guess what's their only topic?
Look, I'm definitely against Berlusconi, there is so much wrong with him, and the Italian political system in general, but as long as random nonsense is the way to counter him, there is no surprise he'll keep winning. Fortunately, he's getting very old and won't be around for long.

Originally Posted by Requies

I wanted to know, talks about this abroad? Or is able to block the news at the border?

Again, random paranoia.