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@micheleboldrin @marcosagusstinn Ahaha Michele relax. You got nothing to teach me. And still you haven't answered the question.

@Elliott_Wave_89 @marcosagusstinn Learn English, moron. I do not give free private lessons to anonymous charlatans. Do you want to learn? Slow your face and discuss.

Italy is the clearest example of how a rich country can slowly destroy itself through decades of bad management. Since the late 1990s, Italy has had almost zero productivity growth. Real wages have stagnated. And public debt is now around 137% of GDP, projected to move toward 139% overtaking Greece as the highest in the eurozone. It is the result of 25 years of 1. Low innovation and very low adoption of new technologies 2. Family and insider succession in many companies, weakening meritocracy 3. Underdeveloped VC industry, startup ecosystem and R&D base 4. Political capture by lobbies and organised crime 5. Extreme administrative, judicial and business bureaucracy 6. Political fragmentation 7. Demographic collapse No country can remain rich forever if productivity does not grow, debt keeps rising and politics only manages decline instead of reversing it.

@carlo_imme2003 @gps72 Ma non puoi nemmeno ignorare moneta e banca centrale sovrana se lo fai il tuo discorso non regge. L'unione monetaria e i trattati hanno imposto scelte che altri paesi non hanno dovuto subire. Uno per tutti la programmazione economica e investimenti pubblici in settori critici.

@gps72 No semplicemente non puoi basare il tuo business sulla “svalutazione competitiva” perché importi inflazione e comunque qualcuno può svalutare più di te

È indubbiamente più facile dare la colpa all’UE (che pur mi fa schifo) e all’euro (che mi fa schifo come tutti i monopoli valutari) ma la realtà è che l’Italia non cresce perché si è persa le ultime 2 rivoluzioni industriali. Hai un’economia ferma agli anni 70 come

@Comunardo I have commented on that post and I got Boldrin barking me like a chihuahua. I guess they are getting exposed everywhere.

Nothing to do with euro, obviously … 🤡

@micheleboldrin @marcosagusstinn You have not replied though, what single or chain of factors triggered this? I am not a liar, and I am all ears since you studied the data I guess. Btw you are, not your vulgar.

@Elliott_Wave_89 @marcosagusstinn Nothing sudden, your vulgar charlatan. Study the data and shut up in the meanwhile. You're just a pathetic liar.

@J_Locke95 @marcosagusstinn Marcos is throwing dates into the wind bro

@marcosagusstinn Thank you Marcos for debunking this moronic talking point of Italy supposedly lagging economically due to the Euro. Italy has been stagnant in productivity growth terms long before the Euro

Italy economy was not destroyed by the euro. Before the euro, Italy could hide weak competitiveness through repeated lira devaluations. Since the 1980s, Italy has gradually fallen behind its main European peers in productivity growth. The IMF describes Italy as having suffered from sluggish productivity growth for nearly three decades. After the euro, that currency-devaluation escape valve disappeared. From that point, Italy had to compete through: → Higher productivity — stagnant for nearly three decades → Meritocratic and more competitive firms — Italy remains dominated by very small firms, many passed from parents to children or through insider networks, weakening professional management, meritocracy and scale. → Stronger R&D and innovation — Italy has a smaller VC market, weaker startup ecosystem and lower innovation intensity than Europe’s leading economies → Better technology adoption — one of Italy’s biggest weaknesses is the very slow adoption of new technologies by firms → Lower bureaucracy and stronger institutions — Italy remains held back by excessive administrative complexity, slow justice, powerful lobby networks and the persistent influence of organised crime in parts of the economy → A more sustainable state — high public debt, persistent fiscal deficits, demographic decline and rising pension pressures limit Italy’s ability to invest in growth The euro did not sink Italy. It removed the ability to hide stagnation behind currency devaluation.

@micheleboldrin @marcosagusstinn No thank you, not interested in going live with you. You rather tell me, if you want to, what other factors could have caused the sudden change in Italy's results, as I have just stated an idiocy for you.

@Elliott_Wave_89 @marcosagusstinn Prove it. Ready for a public debate face to face? Let's see if you accept.

@micheleboldrin @marcosagusstinn Liar

@Elliott_Wave_89 @marcosagusstinn Idiocy

Todays #Starmer speech in an attempt to hold the post My advise 1) Forget to be a barrister and act as Prime Minister, a leader 2) Accept that there is no threat from Russia other than a normal defensive reaction during the last two centuries of British attempt to destabilise Russia. No Need for any increase in defence Spending 3) Use the money to fix NHS 4) Cut taxes on real estate, go back to pre Osborne days 5) Delete all sanctions against Russia and all its Citizens: Russia has done no harms to the UK. If you put sanctions on Russia and still want to be seen as “carrier of moral values” you should put sanctions on US, France and even your own UK…not a good path 6) Stop supporting Israel actions in Palestine, while Israel has right to protect its security , the average UK citizens sees it as a colonial state artificially created by,,,,the UK (surprise surprise) back in November 1917 7) Stop this random witch-hunt on hate speech. Return to reasonable laws and practices without the current extremes 8) Join the Belt and Road and make Britain the North Sea terminal of cargos from china and asia, take business away from Rotterdam and Hamburg and create jobs back in the UK ports 9) Do a simple FTA on good and services only with EU. 10) Stop illegal migrant and welcome genuine workers in sectors in need 11) Realise that G7, “The West” are social,y and economically declining powers, study what countries in the global south are doing, commission a nice Benchmark study, and implement UK-specific solutions

@VadymVietrov Il lavoro ti renderà libero.

In altre parole, si tratta di un'ammissione di colpa da parte della russia di Putin nel giorno di una festa oscurantista Di fatto è una capitolazione di fronte alla potenza militare🇺🇦 Siamo più resilienti Siamo più forti Siamo più intelligenti. Una svolta decisiva nella guerra

Non abbiamo ancora compreso di quanto è accaduto Grazie al dominio dei droni ucraini a lungo raggio nello spazio aereo russo, Putin spaventato si è rivolto a Trump, chiedendogli di fermare l'attacco a Mosca In effetti, #Putin ha chiesto a #Trump di proteggerlo dagli ucraini👇🏻👇🏻

@VadymVietrov Nazista di merda

@yuriymatso @vivoplt Ahahaha lol

@vivoplt jerk off

TELL ME ONE THING YOU CAN DO THAT CLAUDE CANNOT

Dovevano essere gli americani a fargli un omaggio come si deve e senza immagini dell'incidente del 2001? Indycar on Fox batte stampa audiovisiva italiana 15-0

@GustavoMichele6 Penso sia proprio l'opposto.. ma tu lo sai ipocrita

Un paese da oltre 4 anni ne invade un altro massacrando il suo popolo: bambini, donne e uomini uccisi nelle loro case, nei mercati, nelle scuole e negli ospedali. Il paese invaso che si difende colpendo infrastrutture, centrali petrolifere ed elettriche. Pur potendo a sua volta colpire i civili decide di non farlo. Nonostante queste evidenze, circa un terzo degli italiani erano e sono favorevoli a non dare armi all'Ucraina. Erano e sono favorevoli a invitare a mostre e concerti artisti russi che supportano il dittatore del Cremlino. Volevano e vogliono una sostanziale resa del paese invaso. Volevano e vogliono relazioni amichevoli tra l'Italia e questa Russia. Difficile concepire una posizione piu ipocrita e meschina, degna dei fascisti che denunciavano partigiani ed ebrei alle SS.

I have referred Sky News and GMB to Ofcom over disgraceful and baseless smears that have been made about me. There is nothing antisemitic about supporting the people of Palestine. I will continue to speak out against racism, apartheid and genocide. novaramedia.com/2026/05/05/jer…

@GL874407 @michele_geraci Io avevo 11 anni nemmeno le pippe mi facevo.

@michele_geraci Carissimo, Giugno 89 io ero al Peace hotel e posso assicurarti che mi fermavano. Eccome se mi fermavano. Buona vita e buon stipendio.

Domenica pomeriggio estiva a Shanghai. Da notare i cittadini cinesi oppressi dalla “Ditttatura del Regime Comunista” che mi fermano invidiosi e desiderosi, anche loro, di poter scegliere i loro leader politici , Meloni o Schlein, e di poter essere loro, i cittadini attraverso il voto, a dettare la politica dei loro ministri Così come infatti avviene da noi

@nonexpedit Attraverso Gaza è tutto evidente. Il silenzio è complice

Per tutto il dopoguerra ci siamo chiesti increduli come sia stato possibile Auschwitz e adesso lo sappiamo.

It is truly unbelievable that in the UK, a doctor is more likely to lose their medical license for opposing a genocide than actively participating in one.

In 1982 Margaret Thatcher cutoff weapons to Israel because they invaded Lebanon. Today Israel are invading Lebanon and instead of banning weapons to Israel they are trying to ban Palestine marches.

1984 is coming