To alleviate the crisis affecting Italy and which is aggravated by the lack of credibility of the political class and the Government in the eyes of the markets, the leader of the Lega Umberto Bossi has decided to reopen the voluminous register of stupidity from the Po valley, evoking, once again, the weary specter of secession. From the sources of the Po, the ineffable Northern League leader found nothing better than to say: "Italy is sinking, the alternative is Padania". If he weren't the increasingly less credible leader of a party determining the fate of the government, it wouldn't even be worth paying heed to the last pages of Bossi's nonsense.
Four questions, however, arise spontaneously: 1) if Italy goes down, does the government in office have any responsibility or does it always live on the moon? 2) Is the Lega still part of the Berlusconi government or has it already decided to secede? 3) Rome is a thief only on weekends or also on other days of the week when Bossi and his men graze in the capital and shamelessly enjoy all the privileges of the Palace? 4) Is it still Carnival in September in beloved Padania?
