I believe in trust - between people - in coherence - between words and actions - honesty - to decide - the tenacity - of ambition.
I believe in the freedom of man - by other men - in the equality of races, in equality between rich and poor. I think especially in the dignity of the individual, the right to social justice, economic and political.
I believe in the cap on salaries of public managers and private, in need of honest men in government and uncensored, of unquestionable honourability.
I believe in the right of every man to a stable job, for a reasonable salary to live a good life, without anything to envy the masters of the world. I
that water, energy, roads, railways, telecommunications should be protected by the state to prevent private interests that make them inaccessible to the people they belong to.
I believe in the gift of hope to those who need it most, in alleviating suffering and in respect for all life.
I believe in a state in which everyone pays taxes, especially those with high incomes. I believe in education and culture, respect for the works of art and science, religion, who comforts the heart. I believe in history, which helps to avoid repeating the same mistakes. I believe in intellectual merit, not politics.
I think humility of one who does not promise at random, humility of those who can be silent, in the greatness of those who can listen to others. I believe in the strength of those who bear and pulls ahead, despite the difficulties. We believe in never giving up.
I believe in my heart. And what of the people. The rage that melts in the face of suffering. And I would donate my time to my city, my country, my people. Without conditions, without restrictions on membership.
I belong to what I believe. And there is no contract, blackmail card which can constrain the freedom of a feeling.
I do not know what to believe in the party from which this blog takes its name. Perhaps in a democracy, perhaps Christian in the paper, perhaps in social cohesion, perhaps honesty, perhaps in the protection of labor ... maybe in sailing, perhaps in the political foundations, perhaps in the interest of a few small change to the face of many, perhaps fixed in place in the House and Senate, perhaps the promises without action, perhaps the true continuous run the chair itself, to look for himself. So far, I think, the common good ...
... a party full of wonderful people with a heart bursting with the desire to push forward, his heart surging, but abandoned under the wall of the reforms.