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In 1513 the exiled Niccolo Machiavelli wrote what I personally consider the most effective policy manual of the history of mankind. "The Prince" is lucid analysis, cynical and ruthless of what needs to be a politician and how it should move if it wants to succeed in its mission. The petition of Florentine politics has inspired myriads of men and women of power throughout the centuries and still continues to influence. The modern concept of "realpolitik" is full of theories Machiavellian to the core. Besides, it was the Tuscan philosopher who coined the concept of reason of state, or rather was the Florentine philosopher to put into prose what already existed in practice. Why reintroduce Machiavelli and reasons of state? Because much of our media-political establishment these days is completely forgotten this concept by supporting the uprising in orgasmic ecstasy in the Near East. Now even Libya, which I make known to have the highest per capita income of the African continent as well as many other excellent macro-economic savings for the sake of synthesis, is taken by these uncontrolled and uncontrollable riots. Who is behind these movements is still not clear, I think what is most closely colorful coup in Ukraine and Georgia made in the USA, but others see the long arm of the Celestial Empire, very active in African markets in recent years, others have advocated a tail strike master of the ancient Anglo-French (yes, ok, Libya was Italian). Anyone who is the puppeteer who controls the targeting of the upper-middle class Middle East (please, do not tell me you believe that the riots "via Facebook" that can cause a domino effect that not even in the Europe of 1848. To love God, we're serious) against the powers that be, that someone is playing with fire and Europe, for obvious geographical reasons and Italy in particular, threatens to burn very seriously. I do not want to Gaddafi's lawyer and companion, but we are sure that we Convenga what is happening? We are confident that our country and our continent will benefit from this '48 Middle East? My answer is no. Our country '48 and our continent from the Middle East have only to lose in two main directions

1-Energy: Egypt from that point of view counts for little, Libya and Algeria hand count a lot. If the Gaddafi regime fell and Bouteflika, who assures us that its contracts for the supply of gas from our leading companies will be perpetuated by any substitutes? Who guarantees that any successor will be willing to continue such treaties or on the other hand will begin to impose much more severe?

2-control of landings in the last year the Italian government has committed herself to enter into treaties with the governments of North Africa for the control the coast. Treaties that are costing us dearly in economic terms, but who have contributed to a sharp decrease in illegal landings on the islands of Sicily. Here, too, who assures us that the bride and satraps that will replace the old are willing to continue on this path or that they do not recover but old habits

3-And this is the most important, the population bomb. In the early '90s, following the collapse of the Berlin Wall, millions of people flocked to Eastern Europe to Western Europe. Today, with the financial crisis that has raised unemployment rates and taken to the extreme our Social Security, Italy and Europe will not be able to support comparable to the wave of migration that hit us as a result of the collapse of the wall. Not to mention that the Muslim masses already in Europe are certainly not distinct capacity for integration, in fact. The thugs of the suburbs and the London bombers were Muslims, second or even third, generation, fully integrated appearance, in reality bomb ready to explode. There is nothing stopping to think that the Muslim masses ready to land on the old continent replicate the "business" of their coreligionists. If only the masses of refugees fleeing from those countries are an indication of how things are not as depicted by the media, or that the rebels are not good, but they are in all respects similar to those that fight, indeed, perhaps they are even worse (you begin to wonder why the Copts are with Mubarak, who certainly do not treat them with kid gloves), just think of the wild looting perpetrated the violence to museums or cleverly hidden by the media those that amplify only a part. Among the many "business" of the rebels include the opening of prisons, of course, for an average of 99.9% of inmates in those prisons are "political prisoners" when the reality is probably exactly the opposite, in there there are political prisoners, but the vast majority of offenders are worst kind. Criminals who flee to Europe before it is restored order and have a foretaste of the to commit iniquity in Europe.

For these reasons, today I say, Down with the jubilation and cheering from the stadium, let us take off the slices of ham from his eyes, let's get a nice clip on the nose and act for reasons of state. Gaddafi and company dance suck all you want, but the coup taking place these days for us can be lethal. We can not sit back and watch, we must act promptly to ensure that the transitions, if they must occur, take place in a more soft, smooth and painless as possible. Can not stay here in gigioneggiare and applaud our possible future death. As for the cicadas to the left, please check you stop it and to laugh that you are painful, painful one. The first European leader to clear the shepherd of Tripoli was just your mortadella Democrat, and in the 80s, when Reagan fired two good taps to the shepherd (and did well NDA) were all square with the keffiyeh to yelling "giullemanidarvalorosopopppolllolibbiccco" et like. So, do me a favor, save yourself the trouble of his celebrations of Silvio all'altroieri that until I believe it was a great friend of yours.