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ski ': THE REVOLUTION AND AFTER January 12, 1848 DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE OF SICILY CONTINUE TO BE VALID' MORAL LAW AND ALSO AGAINST THE EUROPEAN UNION. But we have ', claiming CONTINUITY' SPIRIT AND IDEAS OF THE MEMORY AND VALUES AGAINST ANY ATTEMPT TO FORGERY OF TRUTH '. * * *

MYRTLE: IN MALTA, IN MAY 1849, A Tribut Ruggero Settimo WERE THE HONOUR OF "HEAD" OF THE STATE, independent and sovereign of Sicily: It 'a precedent should not forget.
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THE PRESS January 12, 2011 USES THE 163 TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE GREAT Sicilian revolution of independence, WHICH WAS THE FIRST OF THE SEASON European revolutionaries of 1848. * * *


Lu Sicilianu Frunt Nazziunali "Indipinnenti Sicily" (National Front Siciliano "Sicily Independent") - in almost total silence of the institutions - note that on January 12, 1848, in Palermo, Piazza della Fieravecchia, beginning was the great revolution of independence which would involve all Sicilia e che sarebbe stata VINCENTE. E che avrebbe portato, il 10 luglio dello stesso anno, il PARLAMENTO SICILIANO a proclamare l'INDIPENDENZA della SICILIA. Il Parlamento, in quel contesto, emanò anche la nuova COSTITUZIONE, la più moderna d'Europa, che, peraltro, all'Art. 2, ribadiva: "LA SICILIA SARA' SEMPRE STATO INDIPENDENTE".
La Costituzione Siciliana va apprezzata, anche e soprattutto, per l'attualità e per la modernità dei princìpi, ed in particolare per la riaffermazione della CENTRALITA' istituzionale del PARLAMENTO, come espressione della volontà del POPOLO SICILIANO e della Democrazia. Va anche evidenziato che il ruolo del Parlamento Siciliano, rinnovato, era più importante The choice of one king of independence - we repeat to ourselves - it was unchangeable. The office and functions of the King of the Sicilians were, however, incompatible with the acceptance of other positions similar or otherwise. He could not, the King, live outside the state Siciliano.
Any hypothesis or proposed federal or confederal, therefore, with other Italian and European states, would be acceptable only if Sicily had been able to join as independent and sovereign state. Condition, the latter, which, as you know - every time there was talk of the federal or the League or UNITA 'ITALIAN - was not appreciated at all to the representatives of other Italian states, most notably those of the Kingdom of Savoy and Republic Romana. And that was strongly opposed by many, the future, the Fathers of the Nation (Italian), monarchists or republicans who were, who then worked for the AN ITALY AND INDEPENDENT led SABAUDA.
The unfortunate and inappropriate decision was unilaterally made by the Sicilian Parliament to appoint Alberto Amedeo Ferdinand, son of Charles Albert, King of the Sicilians, then had no legal or political, to the refusal of the Prince of Savoy (who had, moreover, the title of Duke of Genoa). These, however, could never accept, for the bonds he had with his dynasty and the Kingdom of Sardinia (Piedmont laws). And why was not up to the role of King of the Sicilians.
The REGNUM Siciliae, however, continued to operate from Sovereign State, giving extraordinary powers, with more "special", at the same Ruggero Settimo, said Chief Executive Officer, President of the Privy Council and father of his country (Sicily), - pending to choose another "prince" to be on the throne of Sicily.
should also remember the heroic behaviorism Army National Guard Sicilian Siciliano, and especially the value and heroism of the citizens faced in various cities and in the Sicilian territory, the army led by the Bourbon Filangieri. The city of Messina, in particular. he earned the admiration and gratitude of all Sicily.
On 15 May 1849, after having repeatedly rejected the proposed truce, the citizens of Palermo - who had resisted as long as the counter-Bourbon - were forced to surrender completely. Ferdinand II of Bourbon, on the occasion, was welcomed by France and England, as well as by the Unitarians, not only in Naples, but those of all Italy. To the point of being hailed as "the Savior of the Unification of Italy."
Ruggero Settimo, hosted by the warship inglerse BULLDOG, accepted the asylum offered by the British in Malta. In the port of Valletta, the seventh was received with the honors reserved for heads of state. It was no accident, because the government of Gram Bretagna, pur avendo sostanzialmente "remato contro" l'Indipendenza della Sicilia, volle comunque RICONOSCERE lo Stato Indipendente e Sovrano di Sicilia. Seppure all'ultimo momento. A Malta, Ruggero Settimo morì il 2 maggio del 1863. La sua salma venne, poi, sepolta a Palermo, con grandi onori (riservatigli dal Governo Italiano, che intanto si voleva APPROPRIARE del Personaggio), nella Chiesa di San Domenico, PANTHEON dei Siciliani Illustri.
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I "fatti" del biennio 1848-1849, a parere dell'FNS, vanno recuperati alla memoria storica dello Popolo Siciliano, della Nazione Siciliana, per quello che furono, senza le manipolazioni e le strumentalizzazioni typical of the dominant culture of the Risorgimento parties, who would like to make an appendage of the History of Piedmont. And - let's be clear - the revolutionary events of those two years have taught us, and teach us even today, many things. In fact too many to disregard it.

ANTUDU!

Palermo, 11 Jnnaru 2011

the National Secretariat FNS

Thank you for your attention.
Delegate to the Communication and PR
(John Basile)
(fnsnews@alice.it)



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