Ex Vicedirettore Raifiction, pluripadre, mono nonno, interista riformista. Retired. (In pensione suona triste)
Roma, Italia
Joined April 2009
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Francesco Nardella retweeted
La stessa Assotir denuncia i comportamenti potenzialmente illegali e inaccettabili degli autotrasportatori che in molt zone del Sud impongono la loro protesta con la forza. Per la destra immagino che saranno tutti camionisti maranza
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Francesco Nardella retweeted
Mettiamo subito le cose in chiaro: qui nessuno vuole fare crociate per difendere presunti privilegi o proteggere la "casta", né si può far finta di non vedere il momento che stiamo vivendo. È umano e comprensibile che molti dicano «ha fatto bene»: destinare un’ingente cifra a stipendi e arretrati per chi già guadagna molto suona come un pugno nello stomaco per tantissimi cittadini, specie quando mancano i soldi per curarsi, per mandare avanti i trasporti o per arrivare a fine mese.
Però fermiamoci un attimo a guardare cosa c’è davvero sotto, perché il vero problema non sono quei soldi, ma il precedente che stiamo accettando.
Quella cifra non è un premio deciso all'improvviso, ma il risultato di sentenze chiare del Consiglio di Stato su somme che per la legge spettavano già ai lavoratori. Se chi governa dice apertamente «non firmo per coscienza», sta dicendo che lo Stato può scegliere quali sentenze rispettare e quali buttare nel cassetto a seconda di quanto siano comode o popolari.
È qui che scatta il campanello d'allarme: se passa l’idea che una sentenza definitiva si possa ignorare perché costa troppo o perché politicamente non conviene, domani qualsiasi diritto — anche il nostro, quello di un lavoratore qualsiasi o di un comune cittadino — potrà essere cancellato con la stessa logica.
E dire «mandino pure un commissario» non risolve nulla: il debito resta, rischia solo di ingrossarsi con spese legali e interessi a carico di tutti noi, e si trasforma un problema da risolvere con il buonsenso tecnico in una guerra continua tra poteri dello Stato.
Francesco Nardella retweeted
Un paio di domande al ministro Piantedosi:
1) quale delle numerose norme dei molti decreti Sicurezza emanati negli ultimi anni sono state utilizzate per prevenire o, almeno, contenere gli atti di violenza di questi giorni?
2) considerato che secondo il ministro l'adeguatezza delle misure adottate si valuta ex post, si può dire a posteriori, cioè dopo i recenti fatti, che quei molti decreti Sicurezza abbiano funzionato?
Francesco Nardella retweeted
La decisione di limitare l'uso di Starlink/Starshield distruggerà l'industria militare statunitense.
Chi comprerà più armi moderne dagli USA, sapendo che da un momento all'altro possono disattivarle?
D'altronde se possono farlo con Starlink, possono farlo con aerei da combattimento, sistemi missilistici, radar e qualsiasi altra cosa che si basi sulla connettività di rete.
Le scelte scellerate di Trump, usate per distogliere l'attenzione dalla sua fallimentare guerra in Iran, costeranno all'America miliardi di dollari all'anno.
Si tratta di un errore strategico catastrofico, del tutto evitabile, commesso solo per assecondare i capricci momentanei di un presidente in caduta libera nei sondaggi, con un disperato bisogno di risollevare la sua immagine, dopo l'infinita sequela di scelte sbagliate che ha fatto.
L'Europa prenda nota e agisca di conseguenza.
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The decision to limit the use of Starlink/Starshield will destroy the U.S. military industry.
Who will continue to buy modern weaponry from the U.S., knowing that it could be deactivated at any moment?
After all, if they can do it with Starlink, they can do it with combat aircraft, missile systems, radar, and anything else that relies on network connectivity.
Trump’s reckless choices—made to divert attention from his failed war in Iran—will cost America billions of dollars a year.
This is a catastrophic, entirely avoidable strategic error, committed solely to indulge the fleeting whims of a president whose poll numbers are in freefall and who is desperately in need of salvaging his image following an endless series of poor decisions.
Europe should take note and act accordingly.
I coloni. Che ne facciamo? Senza diventare antisemiti?
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Francesco Nardella retweeted
Do NOT sit out this election.
We MUST deliver an overwhelming, undeniable mandate.
The American people WILL stop Donald Trump.
Francesco Nardella retweeted
Imagine being able to figure out how to “make a car fly” but not being able to figure out how to feed hungry children with a trillion dollars.
Francesco Nardella retweeted
I don't want flying cars.
I want clean water.
I want a stable climate.
I want bees to survive.
Francesco Nardella retweeted
BREAKING: Billionaire Sir Richard Branson unleashes a SCORCHING attack on Trump and his disgusting cozying up to Russian dictator Vladimir Putin.
This is EXACTLY the kind of thing that gets under Trump's skin...
"I thought I’d never have to say this in my lifetime, but this is 2026, and sadly nothing is what it used to be," Branson, the founder of Virgin Group, wrote on LinkedIn. "The Trump administration has become an appeaser to autocrats and dictators, putting their personal whims before the best interests of the American people and those of the free world. What is it about Putin that President Trump fawns over?"
"How will America’s allies ever be able to trust this administration again when they are now turning against them at a time of war and suffering?" he asked.
Trump has repeatedly betrayed our Ukrainian allies in recent days. First, he announced a stunning deal with Putin to allow millions of barrels of diesel into the global markets, a move that will directly pump money into the Russian war machine. Then, he began a concerted smear campaign against President Zelenskyy and said that Putin is easier to deal with.
The backstabbing escalated when Washington failed to provide its usual early warning to Kyiv of an incoming Russian ballistic missile attack. Now, it appears that the White House ordered a temporary disruption of Starshield, a military version of Elon Musk's Starlink that the Ukrainian armed forces rely upon.
"The slowdown of Starlink/Starshield and the inexplicable lack of advance warning of Russian missile launches have already caused Ukrainian civilians to die unnecessarily," wrote Branson. "How much worse can it get?"
"If one thing is clear it’s that European leaders must overcome the initial shock about Trump’s recent actions and step up to the plate. It’s as much about Europe’s freedom as it is about Ukraine’s sovereignty. Both are worth fighting for," he continued. "All options should be on the table now, from the transfer of frozen Russian assets to Ukraine to the delivery of advanced weapons systems such as Germany’s Taurus."
"Why oh why is this happening? We cannot let the free world be dismantled before our very eyes," Branson concluded.
We couldn't agree more. Trump is an enemy to Ukraine, an enemy to democracy, and an enemy to the American people. When Democrats retake power, we have our work cut out for us. Every last trace of this monstrous man's legacy must be erased.
Please ❤️ and share if you think that Trump is Putin's puppet!
Francesco Nardella retweeted
Desperate men do very desperate things.
The next few weeks the world will witness Donald Trump in all of his horror.
Francesco Nardella retweeted
Donald Trump and Elon Musk are helping Vladimir Putin kill Ukrainians. Remember that when you vote in November.
Francesco Nardella retweeted
Overnight, the Russians used 39 ballistic missiles and more than 120 attack drones and loitering munitions against our energy and critical infrastructure in Kyiv, the Kyiv region, and Kharkiv. A targeted Russian ballistic missile strike specifically against energy infrastructure – the very infrastructure covered by the ceasefire announced by the American President. The strike was entirely deliberate and demonstrative in its scale – Russia has never before shown such ostentatious disrespect toward the United States. Russia does not consider the American President’s statements strong. Unfortunately, at least 600,000 people are now without power. Outages could become even more widespread. Unfortunately, there is significant damage to facilities and equipment – at 26 facilities of our power system and four facilities in the oil and gas sector. I am grateful to the repair crews, all Ukrainian energy workers, and the personnel of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine for all their efforts to address the aftermath of this Russian strike. Tragically, there have been fatalities and injuries.
We ask America and EVERYONE in the world who does not turn a blind eye to reality to respond – and to respond forcefully. Russia has squandered the opportunity for de-escalation and has clearly chosen to continue its insane war of annihilation. We ask President Trump to impose STRONG sanctions on Russia, especially since the Lindsey Graham bill, which was recently passed and signed into law, authorizes and regulates such measures. The American President has all the effective and necessary tools to bring peace closer through strength, justice, and pressure on the aggressor. We ask for additional packages of Patriot missile interceptors for Ukraine. It is entirely fair for us to tell the United States, Europe, and all our partners that no country in the world should be left alone to face such a deranged and pro-war actor as Russia. I am grateful to everyone who helps Ukraine! Peace can only come through strength, and we ask America to remember this principle of Reagan’s. Glory to Ukraine!
