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was very special

The first one to 65 years after the second world war will attempt to justify the existence of 5 (cinque!) regions special status on a total of 20 regions (one quarter of the total! Understand? A QUARTER!) must be exposed in the pillory in the square as a symbol of eternal hypocrisy Montecitorio asshole of the Italian people!

give us the latest news in the Belluno march to the Trentino Alto Adige. Why? But there you ask? Tax treatment? EXCISE? Less bureaucratic administration as less Italian? I do not say! Not enough?

So we celebrate the 150th anniversary of the unification of Italy!

We are united? Sure: stuck together by an adhesive that no one remembers the formula. We should ask the English Freemasonry! They know how they did it.

And so, after 65 years we have this situation, framed in a European scenario, would have no reason to exist.

Then, the hypocrite wonder about aspirations for independence (for now federal) of Padani!

The general principle is: Everyone tries to get his sprouts!

So 150 years in Italy and 65 years of special statutes. A nice record! Someone him to envy? I think not!

As I understand Spain and France have something special in the area of \u200b\u200bthe Pyrenees. Perhaps France has some anomaly from the parts of Alsace and Lorraine.

Belgium does not count as virtually no longer exists as a unit.

I think that in Germany the transition period related to the unification is complete. So?

Us. The most ancient and noble. Creators of Roman law (it would be more appropriate to call it good Padano: The Straight-Roman). We are nicely broken up into regions of first class and second class areas.

Continue thus cheating the citizens of the country, it seems to me one of those crazy bastards we have been accustomed since the founding of the country, governments often improvisers, from dictator who held a bench for two decades, from big-name Democrats who have done their best to protect the interests of the Vatican.

Among the regions with special status do not count of course, neither the Vatican or San Marino or the Knights of Malta. Almost can not resist the temptation of putting on the Opus Dei with its extraterritoriality (St. Apollinaris).

And then we complain about the aspirations Po?

But do me a pleasure! Our say.