Italian President Giorgia Meloni and her far-right party won't celebrate Liberation Day on April 25th. Please tell me again how you think this government isn't fascist.
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comunque oli ha sempre ragione idc
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" it's imperfect. it's not forever. that you're further. you're still patient. "
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Ci vuole una forza disumana ad avere una persona nel cuore e non cercarla.
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I want Charles to win.
Not when Max has damage. Or Max's car is not performing. Or Max DNFs.
I want Charles to win.
By fighting Max for P1. By having to cleverly plan when to pass Max or whoever else may be in front of him. By driving brilliantly to keep all other drivers behind him.
I want Charles to win.
When everyone is at their best. When there are no circumstances that give him an advantage. No Lap 1 bowling taking out top competitors. No convenient safety car. No team orders to give him the lead.
I want Charles to win.
And get full credit for his outstanding race craft. Kudos for his superior tyre management. Admiration for his smart strategizing.
I want Charles to win.
Not once, but over and over and over again. Setting fastest laps. Getting Grand Slams. Having the fastest pit stop. Beating records set by Lauda, Schumacher, Hamilton, Verstappen.
I want Charles to win.
So I can see him winking as he receives his medal. Fill with pride as he raises his trophy. Watch him fondly look down at his team while the Monegasque anthem plays. Join the Italians as they passionately belt out their anthem.
I want Charles to win.
Until everyone but me is sick of seeing him on that top step. Until no one calls into question his abilities as a top-notch F1 driver. Until every up-and-coming driver aspires to be like him.
Yes, I may be delusional, unrealistic, off my rocker, or in la la land, but I am a Charles-fan, which means...
I want Charles to win
Petit | 26 March 2024
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Voglio qualcosa che resti,
non i resti di qualcosa.
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Senna Sempre.
Today marks 30 years since the death of Ayrton Senna, that horrible Sunday in 1994 at Imola, the darkest weekend in Formula 1, with Roland Ratzenberger also tragically dying on that same track a day before. On Sunday it could have been prevented, but it was not done.
Ayrton Senna continues to be a sports legend and a person who brought happiness back to a country that was at its lowest. Brazil was a beating heart for Senna, each person was his breath... and will always remain so.
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It's only you. All I ever needed was you.
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