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Luigi Giliberti wrote that, even with a front row seat, the help of the university and the support of a professor, two degrees would not teach honesty. He argued that those who had committed crimes would not change their nature thanks to education and declared any romantic view of the issue over. #onestà #realità #educazione (translated)

Ilaria Salis reported that the police had conducted searches at the European Parliament offices in Strasbourg and Brussels. She wrote that the investigation concerned the alleged misappropriation and diversion of over 4.3 million euros of European public funds by the Identity and Democracy group during the legislative term 2019-2024. Salis recalled that the now-dissolved group included Matteo Salvini's League and Marine Le Pen's National Rally, which in the meantime had merged, along with other parties, into the so-called Patriots. She criticized the League, recalling the 49 million confiscated for the electoral reimbursement fraud, and argued that the Patriots, while often accusing others, seemed to have a controversial relationship with public funds. She specified that it was up to the investigations to ascertain any responsibilities. #ParlamentoEuropeo #FondiPubblici #Corruzione (translated)

I have summoned a meeting at Palazzo Chigi on public order to take stock of the situation and evaluate further tools against those who exploit legitimate demonstrations to sow violence and chaos – wrote the President of the Council, Giorgia Meloni, on social media – Defending citizens, those who live honestly, and those who guarantee the safety of all comes before any indulgence towards the violent. #Milano #Guerriglia #Minorenni (translated)

Erika had criticized those who, in her opinion, delegitimized every protest by focusing on the negative aspects to avoid taking responsibility for the decline of Italy. She had also predicted that Meloni and Salvini would be brought back to a marginal position and had accused them of excessively enriching themselves at the expense of honest people. #Italia #Protesta #Responsabilità (translated)

Charlotte Matteini said she was not surprised and attributed the surprise of some to the fact that in the past they had not wanted to see the problems. She wrote that for years entire categories of citizens had reported economic difficulties, schools in poor condition, and the rising cost of living, receiving indiffernce and formulaic responses in return. According to Matteini, when legitimate forms of protest did not produce results, violence did not arise from nothing, but from a lack of listening. She argued that power often only paid attention when the situation became heated, and that this was true for France, Italy, and Europe. #Democrazia #Ascolto #Politica (translated)

Paola wrote that ChatGPT's response did not constitute an official and reliable confirmation. She added that the man was among the authors and was Sardinian like her, also recalling Valery's words. According to Paola, someone should have contradicted the reconstruction to clarify things. #intellettualità #informazione #trasparenza (translated)

Catiuz wrote that she already knew how the episode would go, because he had spent the afternoon in confessional room 2 asking for protection for the live broadcast. According to Catiuz, despite this, she had proceeded without hesitations. He added that the program, the commentators, and the contestants could only envy the honesty of Marina La Rosa. #GFVIP #MarinaLaRosa #RealityShow (translated)

Lia Bencivenga criticized the statements made by the consultant for the injured party, calling them embarrassing and irrational, and reported that he had spoken of his own notes. She also recalled the lawyer Bocellari's claims about other evidence that, according to him, would have been found in the RIS laboratories. Bencivenga argued that the material in the consultant's possession should be obtained through a search and that he should be summoned to the prosecutor's office. She stated that this was necessary for Alberto, Chiara, and the citizens, and accompanied the post with accusatory hashtags related to the Garlasco case. #CRIMINALI #GARLASCO #GIUSTIZIA #VERITÀ #DIRITTI (translated)

Luigi Marattin called the incident that occurred in Reggio Emilia offensive and ridiculous, claiming that some teachers and educators from American Jewish schools visiting to study the local educational model were pressured by pro-Palestinian activists to sign a statement against the Israeli occupation in Gaza. He stated that Reggio Emilia was a world excellence in early childhood education and would remain so despite the incident. Marattin contested the association between Jewish and Israeli identity, recalling that, according to what he wrote, 20% of the Israeli population is Muslim and enjoys the same rights and duties of citizenship. He argued that confusing the two identities was a form of religious discrimination. He also questioned why, if the intent was to reaffirm the values of peace and tolerance of the Reggio model, Muslim, Turkish, or American visitors had not been asked to dissociate themselves from the actions or policies of their respective governments. Marattin asked if anyone had ever been asked to condemn the terrorist attack of October 7, which he called criminal, and criticized those who referred to it as resistance during demonstrations in various Italian cities over the weekend, referring to the participants with a pejorative term. Finally, he stated that he was left speechless by the defense of the incident by prominent national figures of the center-left. #ReggioEmilia #Scuola #Educazione (translated)

Brethil has defined the honesty of Dr. Fabbri as unparalleled, who, in the quoted passage, had asked Alberto Stasi to report him immediately if he had hidden a detail of exceptional gravity. Fabbri had added that such a possibility would have prompted him to reflect deeply on himself, perhaps even in a drastic way, and had stated that he believed it had not happened, citing a previous expression of esteem from Stasi. The post also mentioned Garlasco and Pino Rinaldi. #onestà #verità #Giustizia (translated)

Now, believe me, beyond everything, there is a quality that I discovered in the way of questioning, of interacting, of prosecutor Civardi that excites me. Really. The tone. The timing. The manners. The measured choice of every word, precisely because he is able to give each word its weight. And not just any weight: the exact one. Because Civardi really seems to weigh the words. One by one. In front of such a mind, in my opinion, you have little chance. There is a passage during the interview with Sempio where he says something like this. I’m going from memory: “…he reports having found the Feltrinelli bookstore closed, inexplicably.” (Pause) “On August 13” (micro-pause) “Monday” (If you manage to recover that passage in the video, feel free to post it below). Because in my opinion, everything is there. There’s the skill of a man that you will hardly be able to displace. The same that I found in that question asked to Cassese: a question that asked nothing, it sentenced. Or in the way he managed those two minutes with General Garofano. That’s where you see what an extremely intelligent, cultured, prepared, and capable person can become over time. But above all, there is one thing I am convinced of. A way of speaking like that, such confidence, comes not only from preparation or intelligence. I believe it also comes from the pride of knowing that one can defend one’s honesty. #Garlasco INEXPLICABLY... (That adverb…😍) #Civardi #Giustizia #Intelligenza (translated)

Mio figlio José è in lacrime. Mi ha abbracciato e mi ha detto: “Papà, vincere un trofeo così è bellissimo. È il trionfo dell’onestà, della correttezza e dei valori dello sport”. Non sono riuscito a rispondergli, mi sono commosso anch’io. #sport #valori #emozioni