Showing posts with label Hitler. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hitler. Show all posts

Tuesday, 28 April 2015

About the freedom and the Resistenza (watch the video with Piero Calamandrei's words).

The et(h)ernal me - Digital art by Vanessa Schlachtaub Bruni © (28 April 2015)
Hitler and Mussolini were experiments... political experiments finished in tragedy. Who put them in power is still ruling the planet. This is why this planet is an immense apartheid field with people that are dying without food and water and other people that are thought to give a fuck about this problem. We are all becoming like kapos in concentration camps: we may see the problem, but we are pretending that the problem is not there. We see homeless and people in need, but the regime tells us to think that is their problem... they somehow deserve it to be in that situation. The truth is that in a world like this the poverty helps the few rich ones to get even more rich... and provides them all those precious kapos indispensible to run the concentration camp called planet earth. Eroi Partigiani della Resistenza e della Lotta di Liberazione

Friday, 24 April 2015

Ho quasi 44 anni - I am almost 44 years old

Ho quasi 44 anni, l'età in cui mio nonno morì. Mio nonno era un partigiano.
Io ho studiato Scienze Politiche come desiderava lui. Le sue figlie non potettero frequentare l'Università, visto che loro padre morì giovane: dovettero andare a lavorare in fabbrica da bambine.

Io so che i partigiani lottavano contro un regime totalitario. Ma avendo studiato seriamente queste cose, so bene che Mussolini fu un esperimento, un esperimento internazionale... così come anche Hitler fu un esperimento... un esperimento che uscì dalle previsioni fatte dai capi del mondo che lo misero al potere.

Poco male, le guerre e le dittature portano soldi ai padroni del mondo, padroni del mondo che spesso se ne fregano dei diritti umani.

Così è... se vi pare.

I am almost 44 years old, the age when my grandfather died. My grandfather was a partisan.

I have studied Political Science as he wanted. His daughters could not attend University, since their father died young: they had to go to work in the factory from teenagers.


I know that the partisans were fighting against a totalitarian regime. But having studied these things seriously, I know that Mussolini was an experiment, an international experiment ... so as even Hitler was an experiment ... an experiment that emerged from the forecast made by the world leaders who put him in power.



Shortly evil, wars and dictatorships bring money to the world masters, masters of the world that often don't care about human rights.


A flower for human rights - Photo by Vanessa Schlachtaub Bruni ©