What I told you? Roman Catholic P2-XPist Constantine knight of the pope Silvio Berlusconi is the captain Edward Smith which has the ‘solemn’ duty to drive the centre right governmental Titanic towards the rocks of the (false) clash against his master, the Vatican. Silvio Berlusconi, supported by the occult Nazi-Islamic North League, an apparently and falsely anti-Muslims party, has the duty to ship on board of his Titanic the greatest number of opponents to the immigration in the peninsula. And to destroy them with a political shipwrecking.
Berlusconi is now in Lybia, signing pacts with the testicle of the papal Black Nobility, Gaddafi. The pacts are saying: “send us more desperate people and sink them in front of our televisions”. A new highway from
So P2ist Silvio Berlusconi, with a tongue speaks against the immigration and the “Communists”. With the other, the most sincere, signs treaties to allow the Islamic invasion of the country and supplies the inner “papal Bolshevik front” with the best alibi to criminalize everyone opposing to the immigration. Berlusconi is the most pure expression of Communism. So pure that it has to be kept hidden under its Hegelian/Jesuit dialectic opponent, the s.c. "anticommunism".
Well, it is under your eyes, and I told you and repeated, repeated and repeated all that at least since May 2008, you can't say I didn't warn you:
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http://online.wsj.com/article/SB125145497478266349.htmlVatican Slights Berlusconi Over Newspaper Attack
Prime Minister Misses Out on Annual 'Pardoning of Sins' Service as Holy See Withdraws Its Dinner Invitation
By STACY MEICHTRY
ROME -- Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi received a rare public snub from the Vatican after a newspaper owned by his brother criticized an influential Roman Catholic newspaper editor for questioning the premier's private life.
Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berluscon
Mr. Berlusconi had planned to attend a religious service and dine with the Vatican's No. 2 official when the Holy See issued a statement Friday afternoon withdrawing the dinner invitation. The statement also said that Mr. Berlusconi, whose personal life has been under scrutiny for months, wouldn't attend the service, known as the "Perdonanza," or the annual day of pardon for sins.
A senior Vatican official said the snub came in response to a report published Friday in Il Giornale, a national newspaper owned by Mr. Berluconi's brother Paolo. "It was a very strong attack," the Vatican official said.
Under a front-page banner headline, Il Giornale ran an article accusing Avvenire, the official newspaper of the Italian Bishops Conference, of running a "moralistic campaign" against Prime Minister Berlusconi. The article went on to scrutinize Dino Boffo, Avvenire's top editor, claiming he had a homosexual affair and accepted a plea bargain in 2002 for harassing the wife of his alleged lover. In a statement, Mr. Boffo described the report as an "absurd" attempt to smear his reputation. Mr. Boffo described himself as "the first victim" in the 2001 harassment case. He didn't elaborate on the matter.
Friday evening, Mr. Berlusconi issued a statement distancing himself from the report. "I absolutely do not agree with what has been published today in Il Giornale with regard to the editor of Avvenire and I disassociate myself with it."
Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi greets Pope Benedict XVI at a 2008 meeting in Cagliari.
Although Mr. Berlusconi has maintained his popularity among Italian voters, his relations with the Catholic Church have grown tense amid scrutiny of his personal life.
In an article posted on Il Giornale's Web site, the newspaper's top editor defended the accuracy of the report, adding he doesn't answer to the prime minister.
The dust-up comes at a delicate time for Mr. Berlusconi, who has kept a relatively low profile this summer following months of media scrutiny over his private life. Although support for Mr. Berlusconi remains strong among many Italians, his relations with Italy's Catholic Church have grown increasingly tense.
In April, the premier's wife announced plans for divorce, accusing him of "consorting with minors." Mr. Berlusconi denied having a "spicy" affair with an 18-year-old aspiring model. He also said he never paid for sex after a prostitute went public with claims that she slept with Mr. Berlusconi.
On Friday, a lawyer for Mr. Berlusconi said the prime minister had filed lawsuits against several newspapers, including La Repubblica, a left-leaning Rome newspaper that published critical articles of Mr. Berlusconi. In an editorial, La Repubblica's editor in chief criticized the lawsuit as an attempt to deflect attention from Mr. Berlusconi's personal troubles.
Mr. Berlusconi's plans to attend the Perdonanza was seen by the Italian public as a gesture in the direction of atonement.
In its statement, the Vatican said Mr. Berlusconi's dinner plans with Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, who officiated Friday's service, was called off partly out of concern that the meeting could be "exploited." The Vatican official said the Holy See didn't want to be viewed as giving a "benediction" to Mr. Berlusconi's political positions and his personal life.
Write to Stacy Meichtry at stacy.meichtry@wsj.com
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Monday, May 18, 2009
All they need is that video
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Vati-cheating Berlusconi (no fear: another Vati-comedy)
Tuesday, June 02, 2009
The Skeleton of Enrico and the Showgirls of Silvio
Thursday, May 14, 2009
Also Ferrari celebrates the 140th anniversary of P -orta P -ia breach
Thursday, May 07, 2009
A short Vati-chronicle from the II Pontificial reign
-------------------------------------------------(As I have no time, no resources, no money, no support at disposition, it is clear that what I wrote is affected by many errors and uncorrectness. I am not a prostitute lay journalist of this dirty Vatican 'tollerant' regime called 'democracy'. I have not the 51% of the Bank of America supporting my writings. I don't control the Casinò of Ostenda and neither Citroen and Peugeot as the General Superior did at least in 1958. So corrections and additions could appear in the future)
