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I know he has a loyal fan club on the Chit Chat Forum, but I must confess having personally been in absentia during recent months, I've lost track of his activities.
Anyway, it seems the Great Man has begun a period of Community Service, helping out at a Care Home for the elderly.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-27336754
Reluctant as I am to criticise the world-renowned and highly-respected Italian justice system, I can't help but feel there's been a missed opportunity here. Wouldn't it have been more prudent to given Berlusconi a placement where he might help younger people?
Sharing his broad experiences in the rough and tumble of political and business life with young Italians (students perhaps) would surely have been of much greater value ?
Let's all hope that sanity prevails and that the Justice Ministry re-thinks his 'community service' sentence, perhaps relocating him to a Girls Boarding School ?
In the light of the appalling events in Nigeria recently, it can surely only help to have a well-connected high-profile man as him on the premises?
Anyway, it seems the Great Man has begun a period of Community Service, helping out at a Care Home for the elderly.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-27336754
Reluctant as I am to criticise the world-renowned and highly-respected Italian justice system, I can't help but feel there's been a missed opportunity here. Wouldn't it have been more prudent to given Berlusconi a placement where he might help younger people?
Sharing his broad experiences in the rough and tumble of political and business life with young Italians (students perhaps) would surely have been of much greater value ?
Let's all hope that sanity prevails and that the Justice Ministry re-thinks his 'community service' sentence, perhaps relocating him to a Girls Boarding School ?
In the light of the appalling events in Nigeria recently, it can surely only help to have a well-connected high-profile man as him on the premises?
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Justice at its best for evading 300 millions in tax he get 10 weeks community service after 10 years of investigation. No he wonder happy, he couldn't get better deal.
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he'll be nobbin somebody 1.01
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Ye Gods, will the poor man's public humiliation never end?
Last night the Great Man had to suffer the indignity of having Paxo ask Silvio whether it's true that the latter once referred to Merkel as an (ahem) "unf***able lard-ar$e" during their Newsnight interview. You'd have thought Paxo might have used his time to ask more pressing questions of state such as the accepted protocols at Bunga-Bunga Parties. http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2014/05/19/newsnight-paxman-interview-berlusconi-_n_5354927.html?utm_hp_ref=uk Enough is enough. Come on Italian Justice System, play fair. Give this man his richly-deserved Community Service Placement in the Milanese College for Well-Brought Up Madamoiselles. I'm sure they'd all feel lot safer for having him around in an age when all manner of Peace-Loving Stone Age religious maniacs are seemingly free to kidnap girls at will. |
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as if he'd say that.
lard-@rses are anthing but unf***able. more cush'n for the push'n. |