New classical music concert in Lucca

Better to be clear straight away. We, at Ilaria Salis, the most we could have done is lock her in the cell and throw away the key. Then, organize a sort of treasure hunt for the winner to find it – if he succeeded! – put it up for auction to see how many would be willing to cough up a bit of money to buy the right to choose whether to reopen the door or wait for the right amount of time for a sentence to pass. But, after all, this is a country where anyone who is convicted or even just arrested and tried in a foreign country for crimes relating to politics is always and only, especially if left-wing, a victim of the system. But, as someone rightly pointed out, in Italy there are several hundred thousand people who love disorder, who claim to impose, even if they are a minority, their will and their ways of doing things on the silent majority who are so silent, then, in the end, it’s not. We repeat, in the cell and away with the key without much hassle. In Lucca, in the city council, a dear and old friend of ours, not because of her age, but because of the affection that binds us, from the benches of the city council proposed a minute’s silence for the election of Salis to the European Parliament, which will guarantee her a salary of around 15 thousand euros a month and the same amount to spend for who knows what. Furthermore, the immediate release or cancellation of any precautionary measure in the country, Hungary, where she had ended up in handcuffs. Laura Da Prato did a good and even right thing, her duty and, as every priest would say during mass, a source of salvation. A provocative, original, ironic proposal, typically left-wing if it weren’t for the fact that, by now, the left has put irony in their pants and can’t get it out of that restricted sphere. The Democratic Party of Lucca, sorry for Raspini who is an intelligent person and, in particular, respects the law and enforces it, wanted to call Da Prato into question, reproaching her for having made the city of Lucca end up in the national news for this affair. If they kept quiet, the grandchildren of the former Soviet Union would have done better…