Alby_da_Wolf said:
In Italy two Goldman-Sachs advisors, Mario Monti and Romano Prodi, are eminent left wing figures, the former was chief of a large coalition government when the left wing managed to make Berlusconi resign, and previously he served as European Union Commissioner, the latter was chief of the whole left wing coalition for a long time, and he became chief of a left wing government twice and president of the European Union Commission once. Both managed to damage both Italy and the whole Europe during their terms of office. So, while it's not a good thing if the right wing goes to bed with Goldman-Sachs, the left wing isn't a defence against that, either. |
Please.. It has been at least 40 years that the governements, any government, have been damaging Italy. Berlusconi is indeed the best example of what to expect from Trump: he first served his own interests, as any tycoon does, it is in their DNA. The only (or main) differences between Trump and Berlusconi is that Trump doesn't have any problem with the justice. Also, if I remember correctly, there is a law in USA were the Presidents are not allowed to have conflicts of interest, Trump should put all his businesses in a blind trust.
Still it doesn't matter. Because one of the first things mr. Donald is going to do is to cut the taxes for the wealthy, and eliminate (or at least he will try to) the inheritance tax. And that's exactly what Berlusconi did. Also Berlusconi called the latter "hideous". Conflict of interest at 100%.
