Re: FW: [cicdd] EU Referendum and EU Constitution

[Giorgio Menon <menon(at)pd.infn.it>]

Laila Ciogolea wrote:

> Dear all,
> Let me indroduce myself first. I live and work in Romania, a former
> communist country, and by consequence in a fresh democracy.  Although Mr.
> Thomson is right in every respect, I would dare say that politics like
> administration should not be managed by citizens who have not skills and are
> not certified for these fields of activity. I work in administration and,
> watching the requirements in applying for a job in terms of studies and
> expertise for the junior experts, I wonder why the president and the
> parliamentaries are not required to be first and foremost experts in
> administration. They are everything but not what it takes. As a consequence,
> their aim is not the wellbeing of the people but their own wellbeing and
> their target is their own business. As a result, people watch them becoming
> rich, as they, the voters are becoming poor. The elections are like in
> antiquity in Rome. Nobody knows anything about managing a country but
> everybody has the right to take a political decision, and they do not know
> what is the difference between socialists, liberals and democrats. Their
> doctrine is electing "who promisses more".
>
> Laila Ciogolea ... in Bucharest, Romania (www.spirit.ro), where global
> warming it's at its own home

Hi Laila,
no matter where the current administration comes from, i can assure you
that the administration has the same face all over the world. I live in
Italy where the great majority of deputies and senators have both
"studies and expertise", being either professors, lawyers etc..."As a
consequence, their aim is not the wellbeing of the people but their own
wellbeing and their target is their own business." One thing for all:
they have automatic income increase. No matter what the inflation is,
their salary is always WAY OVER it. Common workers have to fight and
strike to get a fraction of those benefits. "Nobody knows anything about
managing a country but everybody has the right to take a political
decision": that's why Italy is under strict observation, having scored
the worst GDP/deficit ratio in the EU.
Enjoy your global worming, while i enjoy mine....

Best regards

Giorgio