North Africa burns. Tunisia, Morocco, Algeria, Egypt and now Libya. We all talk about riots, shows us the pictures, always bloody. Someone starts talking about the ferocity of dictatorships and dictators who reign there. Someone else begins to point out that Obama, unlike European countries, has for some time a greater distance from them and closer proximity to those who are, today, the factions in revolt. That's it, nothing else. Nobody dares to go beyond that. All are careful to protect the image of "clean boy 'of the West. No one speaks of the case even closer to these motions, the fires this summer have largely destroyed the crops of wheat to Russia, the granary of the world, especially after large areas of the United States were allocated to different production: genetically modified corn for oils and fuels. Other cause, which is located immediately behind, is the policy of robberies in the food industry that are hidden behind these, with their speculation that literally puts on his knees Whole countries and geographical areas of the globe, such as Northern Africa. Although none of these say anything. He hides the unfair nature of the post hard Western colonialism. It is, inter alia, of this beautiful discovery: if you go to colonize a country we have the image of the oppressor, the exploiter, the bad words and more must provide at least in part to the infrastructure of that country; but if it is free you have the image of the liberator, the good, the infrastructure if they want if they pay and the exploitation of our corporations do even better and more, and the oppression they make instead of their dictators. Multinationals at work in North Africa are mostly French and English but also Italian, including ENI and IMPREGILO. In the past, after the fall of the Algerian regime, for example, lay the struggle between the French ELF el 'ENI. E 'in this context that should be located - according to several leading experts - including the sabotage of the bioreactor Morane Saulnier ENI' s on which the 19 of October 27, 1962 at Bescapé died the same Enrico Mattei, "a ruthless moralist, a immortal corrupter, a provider of upright bribes, a manager who did not want to be at the service of the Palace, but put the building to its service. A businessman from the state with a touch of European style Peronism, or Gaullism to South America. " (Indro Montanelli, Italy of the twentieth century). Yesterday as now, the crisis is theirs, their schemes are, dictators are their oppressors, the riots are theirs. Today more than ever we have nothing to do. That the various and many journalists, intellectuals and journalists living populists are keen to emphasize: we are chaste and pure. "What we care about your purity, my little boy, how much you're afraid to get your hands dirty. Eh, well, it remains pure. What use is because it is in our midst? Purity is an idea of \u200b\u200bmonks and fakirs. You people, intellectuals, bourgeois gl'anarchici, you draw them the excuse to do nothing. Do nothing, stand still, tighten your elbows on the body, wear gloves. I, my hands are dirty. Up to the elbows. I immersed in shit and blood "(Jean Paul Sartre, Dirty Hands).
francesco Latteri Scholten.
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