@ItalyinSanFran
1st) Italy surrenders name and flag (dpr 13 marzo 2012 n 54).
2nd) Italy apologizes to the world my mom me and family.
3rd) I’m awarded my right to be American and citizen of all UN member states.
Da quattro anni parlo con preoccupazione di guerra ibrida.
Oggi tutti sembrano scoprirla, insieme alle nostre vulnerabilità di fronte agli attacchi cyber.
Eppure continuiamo a sottovalutare anche altri aspetti come la guerra cognitiva: la profilazione delle persone, l’utilizzo dei dati e delle neuroscienze per influenzare i comportamenti, la manipolazione dell’informazione e la presenza sempre più pervasiva di attori ostili nello spazio digitale.
Tra qualche anno scopriranno anche la guerra cognitiva e le altre forme di guerra ibrida.
E, come sempre, si stupiranno di non averla vista arrivare.
Smettiamo di rincorrere le minacce e iniziamo ad anticiparle, anche rendendo più difficile portarle a termine.
La sicurezza a 360 gradi deve diventare una priorità nazionale.
Ora, non quando sarà troppo tardi.
@GiorgiaMeloni Last May my family—on my behalf—shelled out 3,000 €uropeans to my neighbor|s for damages. When though if ever will they not only reflect but also admit the first wrong was there’s. Thus: apology.. reimburse.. + damage|s. …
(Italy 1997 to now) Viale Cavour 280 53100 Siena
@StateDept In (and out of) this context civil law is nothing but authoritarian. If the sector specific educated have allowed it to be applicable today, why? Aka inquisitorial law has been parroting democracy for profit not for universal principles.
In short, Italy surrenders name + 🏳️.
@AmadeusKyle@EstherOkorodud1@MerriamWebster Hmm. Are you sure it’s so recent only? …1778 sounds about closer to the truth if not why Ancient Rome failed but Ancient Ottoman downsized?
@MerriamWebster How Italia (ab)uses psychology to do just this. Since…? (And when we’re linguists—(in)advertent—Italia rather sounds exactly like (I)taglia (tagliare (to) cut). Coincidence? Accident?)
@vonderleyen …commit all you want. (Realizations on Europe centralized rather not. To still assume democracy in a land like this. Sick peoples talk this that and other. WWI should’ve been the beginning of decentralized Europe. Yet here we art: Italy must surrender name + flag.)
@euronews What’s the point? One country (a common law one) out of how many (civil law ones) becomes the arbiter? Meanwhile, is anyone getting serious on ditching civil law for common law or is decentralized government too pragmatic of an idea?
@GiorgiaMeloni Why talk? How’s your bowel movement? You’re front and center on Italy’s strengths yet why can’t you discuss Italy’s failures? (None about the average citizen and all about the perpetuation of civil law: an outdated (legal) system on borrowed time.)