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"You may observe that all who attain great power and riches,
make use of either force or fraud; and what they have acquired either by deceit or violence" c.1524 - Niccolo Machiavelli
ULTIMATE WORLD CLASS ITALIAN HERITAGE PAST PRESENT FUTURE
CONTEMPORARY CONTRIBUTIONS
ROMAN EMPIRE c.44BC TO c.1635 CULTURE, ART, BUSINESS,
FOUNDATION TO ALL FUNDAMENTAL LAWS WESTERN CIVILIZATION CULTURE, SOCIETY, LAW, SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ARCHITECTURE, ENGINEERING, MEDICINE,
MUSIC, LITERATURE, CIVILIZATION INFRASTRUCTURE BUILDING ENGINEERING
METHODOLOGIES, NEW AMERICAN CONTINENT TO CURRENT 21st CENTURY WORLD GLOBAL IMPACT.........
Thirty-One Days of Italians
Thirty-One Days of Italians is dedicated to promoting Italian American history
nationwide, focusing on the men and women who have made significant contributions to American history. A brief biography
has been compiled for each name and numerous verified resources are included, making this website a portal for research in
Italian American History. 2009 List of Thirty-One Days of Italians
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Tutto Italiano
Benvenuto a Tutto Italiano The first four Italian explorers of the American continent were Columbus, Caboto, Vespucci, and da Verrazzano. Of course, Columbus
didn't set foot on the mainland, but his explorations opened the western sea to the other men – Caboto, who sailed for
England; Vespucci, for Spain and Portugal; and da Verrazzano, for France. Since then, the impact of Italians on America has
been substantial – from other explorers, missionaries, educators, and the millions of immigrants who have made America
their home.
When the Italian immigrants came to America,
many stayed on the East Coast, but others traveled west, with some settling in between. Certain states are synonymous with
a large Italian American population, but almost every state in America has at least one Italian cultural center or a university
that offers Italian studies. WisItalia is a Wisconsin organization
established in 2000 to “promote the teaching of the Italian language in WI schools,” and with a mission to “educate
the general public about the Italian language and culture.” Its website, wisitalia.com, is an incredible resource with information about educational books; links to numerous Italian-related
websites including some wonderful tours; and Italy Web Albums, an exquisite collection of photographs of Italy. Check out this album of beautiful doors and windows in Italy. One of the educational resources
on wisitalia.com is Edizioni Farinelli, a publishing company that specializes in “Italian teaching and reading materials for English
speakers learning Italian.” The company offers a “Film Study Series” that features popular Italian movies
with accompanying texts to assist in learning the Italian language. For parents, combining the “Italian Track Series”
and the “Film Study Series” is a great way to introduce your children to Italian culture and language. In Utah, the Italian Center of the West is “dedicated to spreading the best of Italian arts, culture and education.” In the mid-1800s,
Italian immigrants traveled to Utah as part of a Mormon ministry; later, they arrived in Utah to work in the mines and on
the railroads. At About Us under Beliefs, you’ll find a short list of some of the greatest people in Arts, Literature, Music,
Fashion, and Film; and the Italian influence on food, architecture, and history. The land of our ancestors has made an impressive
impact on the world. As Italian Americans, we should be proud of our nationality and must educate others about it. According to the 2000 U.S. Census, 3.2 percent of Wisconsin’s population and 2.6
percent of Utah’s population have Italian ancestry. Next year, everyone will receive the short Census form. An upsurge
in the nationwide percentage of those of Italian ethnicity could be very helpful in bringing attention to our nationality.
This, in turn, could assist in bringing Italian American history into schools, which will help expand knowledge of our
culture and combat negative stereotypes. The Census form has an area for “ethnicity;” if it applies to you,
be sure to write in “Italian.”
Three Remarkable Italians
What other nationality can
claim three men as great as Dante, da Vinci, and Galileo? Each is extraordinary, extensively studied, and acclaimed for his
work. Galileo Exhibit (Video) Through January 3, 2010, the San
Diego Air & Space Museum in California is exhibiting The Da Vinci Experience, “Machines designed and described by Leonardo da Vinci.” The exhibit
showcases “fully-functional and interactive models of Da Vinci's creations” created by “a group of Florentine
artisans [who] have spent the last half century studying the original notes and drawings of Da Vinci's various projects.” Also in
California (several hundred miles north of San Diego), the Bakersfield Museum of Art is featuring an exhibit of some of Dante’s
words in the Divine Comedy interpreted into art by Salvador Dali. In Salvador Dali: The Divine Comedy, 30 of Dali’s wood engravings will be on display until August 30th.
What’s in a Name?
Why is the media so quick to
use Ponzi Scheme instead of Pyramid Scheme? Why does RICO mean the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act? Why
is Machiavellian synonymous with deceit? Yes, Ponzi was a swindler, but his fraudulent deeds
of the 1920s have been surpassed by many Americans who are not of Italian heritage. Does using the term Ponzi Scheme
continue to perpetrate negative Italian stereotypes? 10 seconds in Ponzi
video [left] attorney for Madoff victims quotes Pyramid Scheme. The Life of Carlo Ponzi (Incorrect metaphor analogy to the U.S. Social Security System.
Social Security is a government TAX on Labor is not a government entitlement)
Ponzi or Pyramid Scheme?
Earlier this year, the media clamor was all about
Madoff and his “Ponzi” scheme. In May, I questioned why Italian names are so often associated with illegal or
negative activities, and included a link to Mr. Carlo Ponzi: The Person vs. Concept, written by Tommy Tucci. Several weeks ago, Tommy sent an email with a
link to his letter, “Outrageous Stereotyping of Italian Americans ‘Mr. Carlo Ponzi.’” Tommy’s
letter, as does his article above, takes note of the “scams“ that Wall Street uses to manipulate the American
public. Interesting reading. Tommy’s letter is featured on page 22 in the October newsletter (PDF) of the Italian American Police Society of New
Jersey. pyramid scammers in US history.
The
Italian American Police Society of New Jersey
I clicked on the link to Tommy’s letter, and, after looking
at the neat badge with the American and Italian flags, my eyes were drawn to a picture of Christopher Columbus. I scrolled
down to start to read about Columbus, but “New York City Columbus Day Parade” got my attention; and I read a behind-the-scenes
account of the NJ police officers trip to participate in the parade.
I read about the
numerous charitable events and fundraisers the members of the IAPSNJ participate in, the social activities, the Polizia di Stato, celebrations for Italian American Heritage Month, the support, the camaraderie, congratulations
and condolences, new laws; and through it all, numerous articles about Columbus and other notable Italians. The newsletter
is a wonderful tribute, not only for showing how the service of police officers extends way beyond their line of duty, but
also for so actively promoting Italian culture and heritage. Reading the copyright
notice, and not wanting to have any “trouble with the law,” I contacted the editor for permission to link to Tommy’s
letter. I commented on how impressed I was with the newsletter, mentioned that Thirty-One Days of Italians might be a good
source of information for future newsletters, and provided the link to past issues of Tutto Italiano posted at the
Italian Historical Society of America. One email led to another and Pat, the editor, wrote that he would be
mentioning Thirty-One Days of Italians and the Italian Historical Society of America in the January issue of the IAPSNJ newsletter. But there’s more … After further correspondence, Pat wrote that a link to Thirty-One Days of Italians had been added to the newsletter
website page of the IAPSNJ. Check it out! Thank you, Pat, for letting the members of the IAPSNJ know about Thirty-One Days of Italians. Visit the IAPSNJ to learn more about the organization and for its public service messages.
What came first,
RICO or the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act? It’s said that the acronym RICO was taken from the lead
character in Little Caesar, the quintessential mobster film that laid the groundwork for so many others of its genre.
In 2000, Little Caesar was included in the United States National Film Registry because it is “culturally,
historically, or aesthetically significant.” This film is significant in perpetrating Italian stereotypes.
Niccolò Machiavelli was a patriot and philosopher, yet his work, The Prince (How many U.S. politicians have read
this?), has been misinterpreted as Machiavelli’s ideology on how to run a government. His book, Discourses on Livy,
is considered to more accurately convey his thoughts on politics and is said to be an important work about a republic
government.
 FIAT – Another Misnomer
Car manufacturers have
been in the news lately, and the news about FIAT is good. The company, founded in 1899, is the largest manufacturer of vehicles (includes Alfa Romero,
Ferrari, Lancia, and Maserati) in Italy; and constructs commercial and agricultural vehicles, machinery, and components. The
FiatGroup also owns a publishing and communications business that produces Torino’s daily newspaper, La Stampa.
Fiat manufactures and sells cars in many countries throughout the world – Africa, Brazil,
Egypt, India, Russia, Spain, and Eastern Europe – and has won the European Car of the Year Award more than any other
car manufacturer. In the late 1960s, Fiat began to sell its cars in America. Although the cars were mechanically sound, numerous
problems occurred – among them a lack of parts and qualified mechanics – causing FIAT to turn into an acronym
for repeated repairs. Fix It Again Tony. The cars were removed from the American market in the
mid-1980s. In a new agreement made with Chrysler, Fiat is in line to become one of the largest car manufacturers in the world.
Bits and Pieces
Italia Much More (Great video for tourism in Italy) A few weeks go, I received the latest catalog from American Girl. I have not heard from the company since
I wrote in September 2008; but did read in November that its parent company, Mattel, was reducing its workforce by 1,000 because
of the economy and the costs of goods. Still, an Italian American doll belongs in its collection of Historical Characters. Please write to Ellen L. Brothers, the president of American Girl and let her know that Mattel should
offer an Italian American Doll. Here is the address and more information.
 Another project is a series of articles
that chronicle the Italian immigrant, from "Life in Italy" to "Becoming American"
(this does have a page on my website). A few weeks ago, I watched a video lecture presented by Frank
Sorrentino, a Professor of Political Science at St. Francis College in Brooklyn, New York.
Frank gave an excellent overview of the history of Italy and Italian immigrants in relationship to media bias of Italian
Americans. I hope all my readers will view it, and that they will view it with others—especially their children—and
discuss it. I asked Frank to recommend a few books as companions to his lecture. He mentioned
Blood of My Blood by Richard Gambino, La Storia: Five Centuries of the Italian American Experience by Jerre
Mangione and Ben Morreale, Ethnic America by Thomas Sowell, and The Review of Italian American Studies by
Frank Sorrentino and Jerome Krase.
Tutto Italiano
Benvenuto
a Tutto Italiano
Merry Christmas The first Nativity was created by St. Francis of Assisi in Greccio, a small village on a mountain north of Rome. In 1223, St. Francis filled a small cave with
some straw, a crib, and a few live animals. The scene attracted the villagers, and continues to attract thousands each year.
Today, the setting remains the same, and offers a glimpse into the past and a look at the life of St. Francis.If you’ll
be visiting Rome, take The Saint Francis Walk, a route of paths and roads that St. Francis traveled in the Rieti Valley. (The website also offers
a virtual tour.)  Venice is Sinking
It’s said that Venice was first settled by mainlanders fleeing from invaders after the fall of Rome. The small marshy islands
of the lagoon sheltered the new inhabitants, and made it difficult for the warriors to find them. Eventually, the islets were
joined together by bridges, and buildings were erected on pilings buried deep into the foundation of the islets.Approximately 400 bridges connect 118 islets, creating the most extraordinary city in the world. Some of the
islands a boat ride away are Murano, known for its glass; Burano, known for its lace; and San Giorgio, the site of San Giorgio Maggiore, designed by Andrea Palladio. Throughout its history, Venice
has had to deal with the sea, and while the sea brought power and prosperity to the city, it has also brought a huge concern
about Venice’s infrastructure. The water level of Venice has risen and its buildings are also sinking. The first floors
of building are no longer used and the windows and doors have been sealed. After the
great flood in 1966, scientists, engineers, politicians, and others began discussions on how to prevent another major flood.
In the 1980s, the MOSE Project, Modulo Sperimentale Elettromeccanico (Experimental Electromechanical Module), was
developed as a way to prevent major flooding in Venice. The Italian Government approved it in 2003, and work is expected to
be completed in 2012. The MOSE Project is a series of underwater gates that rise with the threat of high seas. This past
September, a conference was held in New York City (view video to see how the gates will work) to discuss the possibilities of using the MOSE project
to keep New Orleans safe from flooding. Venice is Shrinking
The waters are rising, the buildings are
sinking, and the population is shrinking. The population of Venice is around 60,000 and has been steadily declining since its peak of 164,000
in 1931. Part of the reason is the high cost of living, part is high tourism, part is the commercial/retail industry, and
part is the difficulty of transportation.  Back in the States
The Los Angeles Historic Italian Hall Foundation, along with several sponsors,
is presenting the exhibit “Sunshine and Struggle: The Italian Experience in Los Angeles 1827-1927.” The exhibit, at the Renaissance Building in San Pedro, runs through
December 31st. The Museum is also seeking donations of various items to add to its collections.In
New York’s Little Italy, the exhibit “Neapolitan Presepio,” will be at the Italian American Museum until January 31, 2010. The exhibit includes a collection of photographs of Nativity Scenes and an
original Presepio (from Naples), created in the style of the eighteenth century. On
Sunday, January 17th at the Garibaldi Meucci Museum on Staten Island, Aldo Mancusi, founder of the Enrico Caruso Museum in Brooklyn, will present select recordings from his vast collection of Caruso songs.
(Caruso is an Honorary Member of Thirty-One Days of Italians.) Gifts
with Bountiful Returns
Give the gift of Italian vegetables for Christmas. There is still time to order a beautiful
Tuscan, Roman, or Venetian gift seed collection from Seeds of Italy. (See Item Two.) Gift certificates are also available.  Merry Christmas or Happy Holidays?
What do you say? Sometimes it’s more convenient to just
say “Happy Holidays” because it covers all the religions and cultures, but December 25th is a day of celebration;
and if businesses are promoting their goods or services for that day, then it should be mentioned. I’ve received several
emails about keeping Christmas alive by saying “Merry Christmas,” but “Happy Holidays” also has a
place. So maybe it’s okay to say both?"Merry Christmas, A Joyous New Year,
and Happy Holidays." Buon anno, buon tutto, buona vita,
Janice Therese Mancuso
Articles of Interest
Read my article
Documenting Our Past, an interview with Vincenza Scarpaci, author of The Journey of the Italians in America. The interview was published in the October issue of La Gazzetta Italiana. Translation: Paolo Pier Pancio a innexpert
painter promised to paint Padova for little money, repented afterwards for not being paid enough. He went to Parma, his homeland,
and passed away. (Note: The tongue twister and translation are taken directly from the website.) Happy
Italian American Thanksgiving!
Buon anno, buon tutto, buona vita,
Janice Therese Mancuso
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Italian Historical Society of America
A Brief History
The Italian Historical Society
of America
The Italian
Historical Society of America was founded by John N LaCorte at Brooklyn Academy of Music in New York in 1949. The Society was created at a time when
the public perception of the Italian culture had been greatly overshadowed by the notoriety of a number of celebrated criminal
personalities of Italian descent. It was John N. LaCorte's belief that these negative stereotypes could be overcome by popularizing
the lives of the many Italians who have made significant contributions to Western Civilization. He also believed that Americans
of Italian decent, as well as people of all other ethnic backgrounds, could be inspired by the great achievements of those
who have preceded them. Inspiratio per Exemplum, "Inspiration through Example", was the theme that became
the motto of the Society, and which is proudly included in its logo to this day
On November 20, 1991 John N. LaCorte passed away leaving
a great legacy to the future, having made himself a living example of the Society's motto. He was an inspiration of unbounded
energy and ideas which often moved mountains against negative opinions and self-assured convictions.. He fought against odds
which others said were impossible to overcome: When he knew he was right he would never take "no" for an answer.
He kept pushing until the end he desired was achieved. In this context, his magnum opus was achieving, against a sea of criticism,
the naming of the bridge which spans Brooklyn and Staten Island, the ocean gateway to New York, after the Florentine navigator, Giovanni da Verrazzano, the first European to sail up the river which was later named after Henry Hudson.
Knowing that Henry Hudson's arrival in New York Harbor was
preceded by some fifty years by Giovanni da Verrazzano, and that in fact Hudson had utilized some of Verrazzano's navigational
charts, LaCorte fought to have this span named after the true discoverer of New York Harbor. The objections were many and
varied including the opinion that no one will ever use the name "Verrazzano" because it is too difficult to pronounce.
(The official name of the span is Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge. The Society's founder held his course and achieved the appropriate recognition
for this great explorer.
Verazzano Narrows Bridge Slurs Bigotry Discrimination Besmirch Italian Americans "Guinea Gangplank"
 | Beer ads pulled over Italian
complaints - 1 day ago
... after Chicago representatives of the Italian-American community lashed out over the stereotypical
mafia depiction of Italian Americans in the ads. ...Chicago Sun-Times - 50 |
| | Other achievements include the recognition of Antonio Meucci as the true inventor of the telephone, of Charles J. Bonaparte as the founder of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, as well as achieving a fuller recognition of
many myriad of others of Italian heritage who have contributed to the betterment of mankind in such areas as art, music, philosophy
and science. Italian Historical Society of America The Society Now.... Pietro Alberti Marker c 1635 374 Years of Italian American History |
Pietro Alberti
c 1635 Italian American history June 2, 1635, thanks to John LaCorte. And now for
first time the Pietro Alberti marker stands on the actual site where Pietro Alberti arrived that fateful day and began what
will be exactly 374 years of Italian American history come June 2, 2009.
ULTIMATE WORLD CLASS ITALIAN CONTEMPORARY CONTRIBUTIONS
ROMAN EMPIRE c.44BC TO c.1635 CULTURE, MUSIC, ART, BUSINESS, WESTERN CIVILIZATION, LAW, SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, MEDICINE ART LITERATURE, ARCHITECTURE, NEW AMERICAN CONTINENT TO CURRENT
21st CENTURY GLOBAL IMPACT.........The
contributions and categories are endless a few examples; Highly sophisticated advances in Science.
Philosophy, Engineering and Medicine, Father of Astronomy Galileo, Father of Marketing Sales Travel Discovery Techniques Marco Polo. High Precision Machine Tools. Italian Custom Exclusive Furniture Designs. Venetian Furnishings Monumental Statues
Mirrors Art Accessories stolen by French Kings Louis XIV to XVI reproduced in Egypt. Luxury Automobiles Ferrari,
Luxury Yachts AZIMUTH. World Renowned Luxury Designers Men Womens Children's Fashions and Accessories. Exclusive one of a
kind "Copied never Repeated." Finest Hunting Shotguns Firearms on the planet Benelli / Beretta. The Ultimate Expertise and Professional Culture of the Finest Gastronomic Organic Wines and Food in
the World, Roman Empire improved the cultivation techniques in wine making by establishing plantations storage and developing excellent winery's all over Western Europe viticulture / oenology. Monumental Magnificent Masters of 15th 16th Century Renaissance Art Music, Father of Piano Bartolomeo Cristofori c.1709, Antonio Stradivari c.1644 Strings Violin. Philosophy, Literature, Architecture, Medical, Aeronautical procedures and theories DaVinci / Michelangelo. Father of Architecture Andrea Palladio. Ancient Roman Antiquities, Civilization Building Techniques, Engineering Methodologies and Infrastructures,
Michelangelo of USA Capitol Constantino Brumidi The Quintessential Major Influence of all Foundations to Fundamental
Western Civilizations Laws and Democracy c.200BC SPQR "Senate and the People of Rome." This is the DNA that run through all Italian Genes "Creators Protectors Nurturers of Civilizations
Culture and Society" not destroyers. The list goes on and on.   
 see video "perpetrator to victim" complex Manufactured bank barons with their fatigued tenor in conjunction and accompanied by media sycophants projecting reverse
victim methods. All they can come up with is the unsophisticated anachronistic "gangster
criminal mantra myths" and their extremely poor excuse the use of "metaphors" "misnomers" to all stratum of Italians. Confirming
the extreme dysfunctional state of party line deceptive propaganda that has become the standard of American academia.
The common denominator of all standard corrupt media communications and the bureaucratic apparatus regarding this matter
demonstrates an excercise in gross futility.
 see video Italian courts sentence CIA THE DOCUMENTED
PATTERN OF SUBTERFUGE DISTORTIONS MYTHS ONUS AND DISTRACTIONS HAVE NOW BEEN PART OF AMERICAN HISTORY FOR MORE THAN 300
YEARS......Italian Courts Expose American Myth Convict CIA Agents. Insidious
stereotyping outrageous discrimination "Criminal is Victim" "Victim is Criminal" now includes
all citizenry of the world see video A lucrative cottage industry
is associated with the Wall Street banking parasites financial market collapse add zombie government agencies. Review
the panoply of magazine covers, authors, book publishers, and academics. Refute the urge of Ignoring of Silence
of Inattention of Acquiescence to constant repetitive boring negative sound bytes and buzz word
copy with positive balance. Start now become informed aware and intelligent citizens of centuries of Italian culture and heritage see,
read, and hear .....ADVANCES AGAINST OUTRAGEOUS DISCRIMINATION TO ALL CITIZENRY
 video Italian American Immigration......In one Generation many Italian Americans advances have reached the pinnacles the
fabric of American power, education, law, medicine, finance, and business. The majority of Italian Americans feel
they are so removed from their past heritage they have no idea nor do they care about the insidious psychological war
of outrageous discrimination that impacts their daily lives. Not that long ago most of America viewed Italians as barefoot
shoeless uneducated buffoons, anarchists, low life criminals, with tomato sauce for brains. Get
a grip kids this is exactly the result of the bureaucratic and academic manufacture and branding
Italian Americans and Mr. Carlo Ponzi the only person in 400 years as responsible for all of the world's economic and financial
distresses.
 Mainstream Media video
every person interviewed reciting and repeating Ponzi. Confirming the success of perpetuating
myths, propaganda, subterfuge, diversions, distractions which means "VICTIM
is the PERPETRATOR" "PERPETRATOR becomes the VICTIM." There
is no incriminating factual historical evidence that substantiates Italian American immigrant Mr. Carlo Ponzi creating, inventing
any mathematical fraud scam or scheme. The false perception that the insignificant small time operator anathema
Mr. Carlo Ponzi was the principal creator of all financial scams directly and totally impacting cause and effect
of the worlds financial demise. Outrageous discrimination permeating all race nationality and ethnic groups
specifically Italians. The effete core bureaucratic political and financial class and their sycophants are very aware
of their manufactured distractions. "Because They Can" see Timothy Geithner robbing US Treasury and US taxpayers. The disproportionate get away with
negative attacks on the largest of ethnic groups in the USA and the greatest influence on western civilization culture
and society. Former President
William Jefferson Clinton was asked the reason for his unchecked behavor patterns his reply
"Because I Can" get away with anything was his response. Confirming psychopathic leadership accountable to
no one with lack of remorse for any actions. He also discussed his role in an episode that many recall as
reflecting anti-Italian bias in the political realm. This is when
Gennifer Flowers, an alleged Clinton paramour who had taped a conversation with the Arkansas governor, contended Cuomo had
some “Mafioso major connections” to which Clinton replied “he acts like one”. If
Clinton had made a similar statement about African Americans he never would have become president
Pinocchio Real Allegory about Spirituality and Modern Society 220 years ago correlating
to all of todays bureaucratic criminal apparatus. Pinocchio was originally written
by Carlo Lorenzini (pen name, Carlo Collodi) between 1881 and 1883 in Italy. Lorenzini began his
writing career in newspapers (Il Lampione and Il Fanfulla ),
where he often used
satire to express his
political views. In 1875, he entered
the world of children’s literature
and used this outlet to
transmit his political convictions.
 OUR LADY OF MT CARMEL FESTIVAL Harlem, New YorkITALIAN harlem Little Italy New York Oldest Festival
Celebrated Original Italian Immigrants to Present...
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America was not what they hoped! NO GOLD IN THE STREETS Jacob Riis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Bandit's Roost by Jacob Riis, 1888, from How the Other Half Lives. This
image is Bandit's Roost at 59½ Mulberry Street, considered the most crime-ridden, ...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacob_Riis - Cached - Similar -
SACCO VANZETTI Today, the case continues to incite controversy based on questions regarding
culpability, the question of the innocence or guilt concerning anarchy of Sacco and Vanzetti, ...
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How the Other Half Lives: Studies Among the Tenements of New York (1891) was a pioneering
work of photo journalism by Jacob Riis, documenting the squalid ...
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 see video subliminal execrable reverse victim complex 2006 Italia Wins World
Cup watch how the NYPD on strict orders from the Mayors Office effectuate
the jubilant citizenry on Mulberry Street "Little Italy" NYC into potential criminals possible anarchists, terriorists.
However, the timeline is 2006 not 1912 so the New York parasitic bureacratic machine eliminates the potential alleged "anarchists" from their daily roster.
Classic psychotic criminal reverse ideology disorder "Victim is Perpetrator" "Perpetrator is Victim" that
permeates all American laws, finance, economy, foreign policy, and political systemic structure in the 21st Century.
 video double standards Execrable outrageous discrimination
and a disgrace by the Mayor of New York City to all the worlds citizens in every country, race, religion,
and nationality. Example, its just great to be bombarded with mythologies, distraction, diversions and pathetic patriotic party line
propaganda by the disproportionate American paranoia self anointed victimization class. However, watch out when a
group has a genuine celebration and sheds victimization bunker mentality. Tolerance will not be permitted
in the land of the free . If this outrageous discrimination was perpetrated against any other ethnic group, nationality, religion, or race
the entire negative subject matter would cause complete immediate shut down of the parasitic New York City,
State of New York, and Washington, D C criminal bureaucratic apparatus.
"NONE
ARE SO BLIND AS THOSE WHO WLL NOT SEE" - Jonathon Swift
MERRY CHRISTMAS
HAPPY NEW YEAR 2010
 Buona Festa, Buon Natale
Buon Anno, Buon Tutto, Buona Vita,. Merry
Christmas Happy New Year.  MERRY CHRISTMAS Buona Fortuna.......2010
![Gene Autry " Buon Natale "](http://i3.ytimg.com/vi/vjUNu43Cp7g/default.jpg "Gene Autry " Buon Natale "") Buon Natale Merry Christmas
Happy New Year
 Merry Christmas Happy
New Year Forecast 2010. Gerald Celente premier global authority see video early signs and how to prepare for domani... "You're right...it
should be called a "Madoff, not a Ponzi. In the attached Trends Journal we wrote that if the names on Wall Street
were Celente, Caruso, Mondavi, etc. they'd call it the Mafia". Regards, Gerald Celente
 Happy New Year Gaetano Alberto "Guy" Lombardo Canadian Italian Happy New Year Buona Fortuna 2010 "The
Sweetest Music This Side of Heaven." The Lombardos are believed to have sold between 100 and 300 million recordings during their lifetimes. Once upon a Time in America 52 years
ago. Memories of America Once Upon A Time with inherent Class and Dignity have long faded away into the dust bin of
history will not be returning....
 Roman mythology, Janus (or Ianus; "archway") was the god of gates, doors, doorways, beginnings and endings. His most prominent
remnant in modern culture is his namesake, the month of January, which begins the New
Year. New beginnings 21st
Century America repeats 400 years of historic 'lone nut' New Year blunders. The nation's first decade of the 21st Century
was spent repeating Julius Caesar "Divide et Imperia"
c.53BC with illegal wars throughout the world. New Year decade 2010 begins with
'lone nut' Christmas airport underpants bomber opening up another war against civilization in Yemen including installation
of cancer death machines in all airports. 2000
years of factual historic advances SPQR Imperial Rome civilizing most of the known worlds barbarians. Introducing all Western
basic principles of law culture organizing society and civilizations. American 'lone nut' travesty
reverses 2000 New Years of inherited SPQR Roman legacy laws, culture, society, and civilization transforming its citizenry
and the global masses into barbarians and the earth into an ashtray..
 FERDINAND PICORA 1882-1971 Ferdinand Pecora SPIRIT of ITALIAN AMERICANS
Ferdinand Pecora was born in Nicosia, Sicily, the son of
Louis Pecora and Rosa Messina. 1929-32 Picora Commission Chief Counsel to the United States Senate Committee on Banking and Currency during its investigation of Wall Street banking and stock brokerage practices on
the corruption of Wall Street and the Great Depression......... Mr. Ferdinand Pecora's presence was an extremely
dark time in America when all Italians were considered criminals, anarchists, stupid, buffoons, bare feet, and uneducated.
The over represented bureaucratic criminal apparatus and their media parasite cronies continue 2010 repeating and
propagating negative connotations and outrageous discrimination of a dark Century in America's past. The
current outrage on main street America relating to criminal banking barons and parasite Wall Street theft of labor property
and wealth will repeat a new 'PECORA COMMISSION.' Slated to commence this year 2010. The spirit of Mr. Pecora and
his 1932 exact detail of law will be perverted and the results of this latest commission will be 'cosmetic perfume
on a pig vaneer' relating to all criminal bureaucrats, banking barons, parasitic Wall Street, crony media, and autonomous
Federal Reserve apparatus.
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Italian-Americans In America
