Passing in a very
short time from this to the videos and snapshots of his body covered
with blood and riddeld with bullets is leaving me quite thoughtful...
There are many things to think about.
First of all the Muammar Gaddafi's death is a warning on the vacuity of
political power in all its expressions and declinations. Surely Gaddafi
was a violent dictator who with violence has tried to suppress the waves
of opposition to his regime. But any politician, even in a democratic
or pseudo-democratic system, should think about the weakness of the
foundations on which the political power is based above all in case of
corrupted, dishonest, ethically questionable figures.
When a politician
(as well as anyone else) loses his/her own simplicity, openness,
transparency, honor, sense of shame and dignity he/her develops a sense
of arrogance which, when everything goes well, drives you over the top.
But the higher you go, the worst will be the fall when the things are
going bad. There's a great difference between falling from a single step
and falling from an entire flight of stairs.
Moreover, I have a
very bad taste in my mouth about the usual horrible spectacle the
italian government is deserving to us at international level. The
servile behaviour held in welcoming Gaddafi when recently in Italy was a
shame at that time and it's still a shame now with the Gaddafi's death.
In my opinion many italian politicians should shut up to avoid further
awkward spectacles. When I watch in TV their interviews where they speak
about the positive role of Italy in supporting the great changes in
Libya is something ridiculous and silly. This people probably hope that
italians have a very bad memory: maybe there are right because too many
people are every day poorly or bad informed.
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