Author: Travaglio, Marco
Number of pages: 464
Release date: 2023-02-24
Details: Winston Churchill said that Italians go to war as if it were a football match and they go to a football match as if it were war. In fact, like all tragedies, even the war unleashed by Russia in Ukraine, as soon as it crosses the Italian border, turns into a farce. And Marco Travaglio tells it in this book, with his style between the ironic and the sarcastic. the diary, day by day, of the dramatic events taking place in Eastern Europe while in our house politics and journalism give the worst of themselves. Forgetful Putinians teaching anti-Putinism lessons to those who have always condemned Putin. Pleasure warfighters who presentarm on the sofa and marchette in the living room of the house and of the TV with the helmet at twenty-three, cheering on the Third World War (possibly atomic) on the skin of the others, get excited by the massacres and the arms race, take at face value and relaunch the most ridiculous lies, compile proscription lists, try to shut up the mouths of those who don't think like them. They hold a largely pacifist country hostage and force it to be ashamed of believing in the great values ​​of peace, dialogue and the Constitution. If in Russia it is forbidden to talk about war and in Ukraine it is forbidden to negotiate with Russia, in Italy it is forbidden to talk about peace. But war idiots aren't just our Sturmtruppen, who still make money. It is we, Europeans and Italians, who pay the bill without rebelling.
Package Dimensions: 8.3 x 5.4 x 1.7 inches
Languages: Italian
