dedicate this post to ALL THOSE THAT THINK LIKE ME ...
Good evening, London. First of all to apologize for this interruption. As many of you I appreciate the comforts of routine, the security of the familiar, the tranquility of repetition. I enjoy it as much as anyone else. But in the spirit of commemoration, that gli eventi importanti del passato, generalmente associati alla morte di qualcuno o al termine di una lotta atroce e cruenta vengano celebrati con una bella festa, ho pensato che avremmo potuto dare risalto a questo 5 novembre, un giorno ahimè sprofondato nell'oblio, sottraendo un po' di tempo alla vita quotidiana, per sederci e fare due chiacchiere.
Alcuni vorranno toglierci la sicura, sospetto che in questo momento stiano strillando ordini al telefono e che presto arriveranno gli uomini armati. Perché?
Perché, mentre il
manganello può sostituire
the dialogue, the words
not never lose their power ;
because they are the means
to arrive at the meaning , and
those who will listen,
enunciation of truth. And the truth is che c'è
qualcosa di terribilmente
marcio in questo
paese . Crudeltà e ingiustizia,
intolleranza e oppressione .
E lì dove una volta c'era la libertà di obiettare, di pensare, di parlare nel modo ritenuto più opportuno, lì ora avete censori e sistemi di sorveglianza, che vi costringono to acquiesce to what .
How did it happen? Whose fault is it? Certainly there are those more responsible than others will have to answer for everything, but once again, to tell the truth, looking for a culprit .. you need only look in the specchio.Io know why you did it. I know you were afraid. And who would not have had? War, terror, disease.
There were a myriad of problems, a
which conspired to corrupt your
reason and rob you of your common sense .
Fear got the best of you, and mental chaos meant that you turned to the High Chancellor, Adam Sutler. He has promised peace and order in return was your silent, obedient consent. Last night I tried to put an end to this silenzio.Ieri night I destroyed the Old Bailey to remind this country what it has forgotten.
More than four hundred years ago a great citizen wished to embed in our memory forever November 5.
His hope was to remind the world that fairness,
justice, and freedom are more than words they are perspectives.
So if you've seen nothing, if the crimes of this government remain unknown, I advise you to let go unnoticed on November 5.
But if you see what I see, if you feel as I feel, and if you are looking for as I am, I ask you to stand beside me, a year from tonight, outside the gates of Parliament, and together we shall give them a November 5 that will never be forgotten.
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