Coccaglio
, in Brescia (Coca), a charming town Franciacorta two kilometers from Rovato (which is a bit 'my Nazareth), at the foot of Montorfano famous for being the birthplace of the famous madrigal composer Luca Marenzio
. A Coccaglio there 's a beautiful square crossed by the SS 11 Padana superiore. At Christmas, we're all square in the years vinbrule 'and brostoli with Pandora (which are roasted chestnuts). inform me that the election of the League's junta have changed a couple of municipal policies (thankfully). Unfortunately recently have been forced to fence off and close the city park saw that there was always full of immigrants intent on making the noises. All those noises bother immigrants. Of course if they had been shouting christ-Italians there would be all this pressure. It was then decided that young people as such do not need training and sport, but safety. So, in defiance of the previous project that involved the creation of a useless stadium, opted for a much more appropriate police station. Of course its neighbor, the Rovato, was not enough, to call the crosses were removed from where they are just so many in this period and since the army is too busy to put out all the joints of debauched youth, who can best weapon ' intervene?
And boys, Christmas, the Christian feast par excellence is coming, and frankly all of these infidels who occupy unduly Italic homes if they could not anymore. So what could be do? here is a good initiative of the Mayor Franco
Claretti.
'after all these journalistic exploitation there' s a Catholic official, a reliable and respectable person, Don Gritti,
the parish priest, who takes matters in hand and defends the poor mayor League. course after ' illuminated by the former mayor of Rovato (in Brescia Roat) Roberto Manenti, who had approved a just and order now famous anti-infidels (those damn the Bolsheviks, the current spinellomani Moreover civic) I did not expect a return to the forefront of my native land renamed. Thanks
League, with the mayor of coca, with former Mayor Roby Manenti. To defuse
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