Italy's Beppe Grillo
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The MV5S Party, or Beppe Grillo's '5 Star Movement', took the 25 per cent of votes in the recent National Elections (February 24-25, 2013) and it's by now the biggest party in Italy, but not the biggest coalition within the new government. By now there are 4 major coalitions elected: 1) PD: left-wing; 2) PDL: right-wing; 3) MV5S: ?-wing; 4) Mario Monti: ?-wing. Quite a mess.
By now the MV5S party is holding the position of not voting the "fiducia" (vote of confidence) to the left-wing major coalition that won the elections, the PD.
The PD politics against Berlusconi's right-wing coalition (PDL) are said to have been only smoking mirrors at its finest, that's it, an "Inciucio", or a sort of 'double cross' - just notice by the way the curious acronyms choice for those two parties: PD and PDL.
In the meanwhile, Mario Monti's Party holds substantially no decision power at all, as it got 10 per cent of votes only.
Now the Italian government is stalled, stuck, at least up to the vote of confidence's end-date, due in March 14-15th.
75 per cent of the Italian population went polling this year under the same 2005 Electoral Law called later on the "Porcellum" ("HogWork!"), in brief, a creation sprout out of the criminal minds of Berlusconi's PDL coalition to create havoc in the political system, and to secure the PDL power over the Italian Senate, even in the case it won't won the elections. Four governments have passed by since its conception, and the Porcellum is still there. "Inciucio" anyone?
Unbelievable?
No! It's psychopaths at work as usual together with the dumbest or dumbed-down-est electorate of all time.
By now the MV5S party is holding the position of not voting the "fiducia" (vote of confidence) to the left-wing major coalition that won the elections, the PD.
The PD politics against Berlusconi's right-wing coalition (PDL) are said to have been only smoking mirrors at its finest, that's it, an "Inciucio", or a sort of 'double cross' - just notice by the way the curious acronyms choice for those two parties: PD and PDL.
In the meanwhile, Mario Monti's Party holds substantially no decision power at all, as it got 10 per cent of votes only.
Now the Italian government is stalled, stuck, at least up to the vote of confidence's end-date, due in March 14-15th.
75 per cent of the Italian population went polling this year under the same 2005 Electoral Law called later on the "Porcellum" ("HogWork!"), in brief, a creation sprout out of the criminal minds of Berlusconi's PDL coalition to create havoc in the political system, and to secure the PDL power over the Italian Senate, even in the case it won't won the elections. Four governments have passed by since its conception, and the Porcellum is still there. "Inciucio" anyone?
Unbelievable?
No! It's psychopaths at work as usual together with the dumbest or dumbed-down-est electorate of all time.
