About events (since December 5 is approaching ...). About rallies more or less spontaneous, about the right to freedom "of assembly and expression of their thoughts" (for details, see: Constitution, Articles 17 and 21).
We quote from the last book of Daniel Luttazzi a statement issued by former President Cossiga , one that, to quote the comedian, 'has never been particularly reluctant to shoot shit'.
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Leave it to the university: to withdraw the police from the streets, infiltrate the movement with provoking agents ready for anything, and leave it for ten days or so demonstrators devastate shops, set fire to the machines and put iron and the city on fire. After that, the strong popular support (...) the police should not have pity and send them all to hospital (...), beat to a pulp, even those teachers who incite them. I'm not saying the elderly, of course, but the teachers so girls.
Charles Bronson, here, has just explained what happened at the G8 in Genoa.
The fragment is taken from an interview appeared Cossiga October 23, 2008 on "QN" and reported in Daniele Luttazzi , Cold Civil War (Feltrinelli, November 2009).
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