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[quote user="just john "]

How on earth does he get away with it, more to the point, how does he keep it up!?

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Well if the bizarre hair dye, and the tango man like suntan are anything to go by I would hazard a guess that Viagra is involved [:D]

Edit: Sorry Wooly you were quicker off the mark than me

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[quote user="just john "]

How on earth does he get away with it,[/quote]

Well, it helps to change the law: as he did when president to prevent his being arraigned on felony charges.

What a joke country Italy is!

Yet an EU member state: and worse, a Eurozone member (Having totally fudged its pre-entry fiscal reports).

Comic opera stuff.

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Bondage and Discipline: Submission and Domination: and finally Sado-Masochism.

Meaning simply sad buggers who's psyche has been scrambled along the way into a morass of confused sexuality.

Like, well, Max Mosley..........................

On a brighter note.

The Masochist said to the Sadist "Tie me up and whip me!"

The Sadist said "Sure".

And having tied up the Masochist, left.

[:D]

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[quote user="Gluestick"]Bondage and Discipline: Submission and Domination: and finally Sado-Masochism.

Meaning simply sad buggers who's psyche has been scrambled along the way into a morass of confused sexuality.

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Oh, goodness me!  Alarming.  Don't get any of that sort of lark down here.[:-))]

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[quote user="Gluestick"][quote user="just john "]

How on earth does he get away with it,[/quote]

Well, it helps to change the law: as he did when president to prevent his being arraigned on felony charges.

What a joke country Italy is!

Yet an EU member state: and worse, a Eurozone member (Having totally fudged its pre-entry fiscal reports).

Comic opera stuff.


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...arraigned on felony charges.. Ah gluey been referring to that American Book published in 2003 that you have on your reference shelf. I am sure our mid-atlantic cousins understand you. Certainly felony has a common law pedigree and zilch to do with the Italian Legal system.

Perhaps you were remembering the common law felony under the feudal sytem with confiscation of the perpetrators patrimony and leaving zero inheritance. In the usa a felony is a rather serious affair possibly resulting in the death penalty. I find it a tad over the top your implied sentencing of "il cavaliere" to death for inadvertently bonking an under age whore. I noticed in the 70s whilst working in the summer on the Costa Brava that most young ladies from the home counties were obsessed with how many times per week; I am sure that in the 4 month season one or two may have slipped under PPPs radar in the evening twilight. Good luck to Beure-lust-con-i.[6]

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What a silly delusional fool you are Pachapapa!

If you care to look here:

Then you will note this is an English (England and Wales jurisdiction applying) Act of Parliament and note it uses two words which are important: "Felony"; and "Arraigned."

They are common legal terms which tend to apply to criminal law.

Now, personally, not being a fluent Italian speaker, I am unable, unfortunately, to employ the precise terminology in Italian.

The ethos remains clear I believe, however.

No doubt soon you will informing us how you were previously, an Avvocato Penalista: between, naturally digging mines in South Africa, South America and on the bloody moon!

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[quote user="Gluestick"]What a silly delusional fool you are Pachapapa!

If you care to look here:

Then you will note this is an English (England and Wales jurisdiction applying) Act of Parliament and note it uses two words which are important: "Felony"; and "Arraigned."

They are common legal terms which tend to apply to criminal law.

Now, personally, not being a fluent Italian speaker, I am unable, unfortunately, to employ the precise terminology in Italian.

The ethos remains clear I believe, however.

No doubt soon you will informing us how you were previously, an Avvocato Penalista: between, naturally digging mines in South Africa, South America and on the bloody moon!


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Oh Dear! gluey the final step through the looking quoting non existent references with dead links.

Here! There! Where! Anywhere!

Have another Avocat with your soldiers...same colour...or should that be color for our transatlantic felons.

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[quote user="Gluestick"]What a silly delusional fool you are Pachapapa!

If you care to look here:

Then you will note this is an English (England and Wales jurisdiction applying) Act of Parliament and note it uses two words which are important: "Felony"; and "Arraigned."

They are common legal terms which tend to apply to criminal law.

Now, personally, not being a fluent Italian speaker, I am unable, unfortunately, to employ the precise terminology in Italian.

The ethos remains clear I believe, however.

No doubt soon you will informing us how you were previously, an Avvocato Penalista: between, naturally digging mines in South Africa, South America and on the bloody moon!


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Oh Dear! gluey the final step through the looking quoting non existent references with dead links.

Here! There! Where! Anywhere!

Have another Avocat with your soldiers...same colour...or should that be color for our transatlantic felons.

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The thrust of my post (despite the lighthearted interpretations, keep it lite folks) was not just the incredulity of the degree of corruption, but that these facts have been out there for some time; what does it say about Italy, a member of the EU receiving support funds from the rest of the EU (million on italian misspent-elton-john-concert.) , that the most high profile person can continue in this fashion; except that the whole political and judicial system must be corrupt (surprise not), and isn't it time that the EU should/could respond with censure?

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[quote user="Martin963"]Didn't that nice Mr Clinton get up to some jinks which at one point made it look as though he was going to be impeached....?[/quote]

I think that there are significant differences between Clinton and Berlusconi - perhaps the greatest being that those media outlets which he doesn't control in his role as head of government he owns outright. Anyway, if you want philandering what about the quasi-sainted Kennedy?

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Blimey, if "philandering" were to make a guy un-electable, where would we get our male politicians from?[Www]

 

I agree, JJ, Berlusconi really does seem to have gone too far.  What he does with his equipment in his spare time is his business.  The corruption is a different matter altogether.

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[quote user="Quillan"]Didn't we have some fat Tory slob of an MP years ago that used to shag women whilst wearing a Chelsea strip. [/quote]

I think that you may be talking about (the former) Rt Hon David Mellor.

I'm given to undestand that he speaks very highly of you.[:-))] 

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[quote user="Gardian"]

[quote user="Quillan"]Didn't we have some fat Tory slob of an MP years ago that used to shag women whilst wearing a Chelsea strip. [/quote]

I think that you may be talking about (the former) Rt Hon David Mellor.

I'm given to undestand that he speaks very highly of you.[:-))] 

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Thats the chap, I thought it unforgivable, I thought he had class, I mean a Chelsea strip, what a slob. [;-)]

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