Wednesday, January 19, 2011

Tunisia: the anger of people against the President of the supercar

Nothing is more dangerous and out of any form of control of angry mob. As reflected in the story and the images in these hours come directly from Tunisia and who have been around the web images in question refer to the delicate situation we are living in the North African country after the ouster of President Zine El-Abidine Ben Ali, the real risk of sinking into anarchy.

And to make the costs were also two Italian super sports: it's a Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano and the Lamborghini Gallardo Spyderabbandonatedurante the flight from the country to escape the anger of the inhabitants of Tunis in revolt, just as happened to many other property belonging to family of former president against whom he vented the anger of the people.

The worst fate has befallen the Maranello sports car, shot yesterday while being taken from the garage of the house of Bel Ali, now left unattended, and transported without much concern on board a crane, like a pile of plates intended to be demolished. "The possessions of the presidential family were paid with our money," said one of two men who came into possession of the prestigious sport, that becomes, if a little 'improperly, a "people's car" very special.

She's gone but a little 'better than the Lamborghini Gallardo Spyder in white people in an uproar that he "accompanied" outside the presidential villa by passing slowly between two rows of the crowd, almost like a movie star during a red carpet escorted short. The images of the two cars are certainly emblematic in all their drama.

This is the end of two symbols of an era that is closed for Tunisia, hoping that the move to a better future for the population is still characterized by fights and accidents such as instead happened in recent days.

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