President Reagan's Meetings with Prime Minister Craxi of Italy on March 5, 1985

Full Title: Working Visit Italy. Photo Op with Prime Minister Craxi in Oval Office, Meeting in Cabinet Room, Walking down Colonnade, Lunch in Family Dining Room, Departure remarks by President Reagan and Prime Minister Craxi at Diplomatic Entrance on March 5, 1985
Creator(s): President (1981-1989 : Reagan). White House Television Office. 1/20/1981-1/20/1989 (Most Recent)
Series: Video Recordings, 1/20/1981 - 1/20/1989
Collection: Records of the White House Television Office (WHTV) (Reagan Administration), 1/20/1981 - 1/20/1989
Transcript: www.reaganlibrary.gov/researc...
Production Date: 3/5/1985
Access Restriction(s):Unrestricted
Use Restriction(s):Unrestricted
Contact(s): Ronald Reagan Library (LP-RR), 40 Presidential Drive, Simi Valley, CA 93065-0600
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National Archives Identifier:75717690
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[@AdrianoBernese]

Che eleganza Bettino... oggi immaginate un Primo Ministro Italiano con il Presidente Usa?!!!servilismo puro e niente più! 🤣🤣🤣 mandate questo video sui banchi dei governanti di oggi...e che se lo studino a memoria ! Gnurant!

[@massimiliano4876]

our last president in Italy , we were the 5th economy in the world

[@marcusbernardi1215]

With a colossal public debt

[@marcusbernardi1215]

@@Helga7850 Anybody can buy italian bot. You just have to know a little bit of financial theory to understand how western countries get the money from investors.

[@marcusbernardi1215]

@@Helga7850 Oh very sorry, you should call the police if something has been stolen from you.

[@massimiliano4876]

@@marcusbernardi1215 the greatest economies in the world do have the highest public debt, African countries the lowest; money sovereignty boy

[@AdrianoBernese]

Il più grande politico della storia della Repubblica italiana

[@enzoverdone2581]

uno che ci sapeva rappresentare degnamente

[@AdrianoBernese]

Craxi numero 1

[@angelocalderaro16]

This was about half an year before Achille Lauro's crisis.

[@markmakragik608]

3:57

[@antomat85]

Un microcefalo (reagan), al cospetto di un gigante (craxi).

[@fauv.1499]

Non c'è bisogno di offendere uno per esaltare l'atro, riflettici sopra......

[@antomat85]

@@fauv.1499 piú che microcefalo, un criminale di guerra (come buona parte dei presudenti usa), al soldo delle lobbies e dei petrolieri che l'hanno eletto. La sua guerra contro la droga altro non è che il risultato delle richieste delle cause farmaceutiche e delle aziende petrolchimiche di togliere di mezzo il loro concorrente naturale la canapa. Dei bombardamenti su civili inermi in stati piú democratici dell'Occidente americano non sto nemmeno a parlarne, sono la nirma per ogni presidente americano che si rispetti, democratico o repubblicano che sia. In effetti microcefalo è un aggettivo sbagliato, visto che reagan non era poi molto piú stupido della maggior parte dei presidenti americano, avrei dovuto dire semplicemente "Lurido terrorista assassino", in questo caso gli appellativi sarebbero inconfutabili.

[@Duketributechannel]

Mi piacerebbe sapere l'età degli scriventi qui. Cordiali saluti.

[@massimiliano4876]

@@Duketributechannel il contenuto è quel che conta non l'età

[@carlossantillan2763]

Isn't this a little awkward considering Craxi was the leader of PSI (Italian Socialist Party)?

[@FuckstepOfficial]

he was, but he was always vocal about psi being 'atlantic' and not pro-ussr

[@joeragliardo]

Carlos Santillan It was complicated in those days: socialist party, despite the name, was pro-Atlantic meanwhile the communist party was in fact related with Urss even if in 1976 the party declared that there would be other place for Italy than in Atlantic Pact.

[@antomat85]

Why awkward? Because america is capitalist and usually consider socialists to be comunists?

[@lamadonna9993]

Actully no, he was socialist but he has always said that he was anti-communism, and this was ok for the others

[@blacknwhitesalright]

This is a meeting between politicians advocating different varieties of pro-capitalist ideology