Ci sia consentito rivolgere un sincero grazie all'FNS - Sicilia Indipendente per avere organizzato l'ormai consueta manifestazione in onore dei caduti dell'EVIS, dandoci l'occasione di essere presenti domenica 28 giugno 2009 nei luoghi in cui furono trucidati Antonio CANEPA, Carmelo ROSANO e Giuseppe LO GIUDICE il 17 giugno del 1945.
Autentici protagonisti di un progetto ad alto rischio ma consapevoli di spendere la loro vita per la Causa di Libertà e Indipendenza Siciliana, hanno saputo credere più di tanti altri, nel sogno di una Sicilia Libera e Indipendente.
Al di là delle responsabilità, oggi abbiamo il dovere di guardare con rispetto al sacrificio di questi martiri which leave us a lesson on the human-class, politically and ethically.
This is not to engage in rhetorical celebrations, which also would be granted the honor and glory of those who believed - up to pay with their lives - more than in the ideal of freedom, but we should, if anything, to dwell on the facts of Randazzo strong symbolic value for which the Sicilians of today and tomorrow can and will draw new life with a view to a conscious path of emancipation, with a view to processing policy that looks to the future, a collective awakening nell''ambito them to see smart players and performers of their time vigilant.
Today, anyone who has a any sense of reality, can we hope in the idea that a "Deus ex machina" We aim to pursue the goals which have always, as a gift.
Just as it would be anachronistic to even imagine having to sacrifice on the altar other heroes of our cause.
Also, each of us has a moral duty to make brick and to be helpful, even to the limits of its ability, in the construction of the building free and independent democratic Sicily, freed from the colonialism of the same state that Italy has dropped, sull'eccidio Randazzo, the miserable curtain of oblivion.
Today, the Sicilian people should know that participate in this "conspiracy of silence" means especially for us independence Trapanesi du Frunt Naziunali Sicilianu - Sicily Indipinnenti (National Front Siciliano - Sicily independent), accept the logic of complicity that we would see, even if indirectly, guilty and guilty of these crimes. In the words of St.
Augustine "sin comes from knowledge," from the moment you know you can no longer pretend nothing happened. This mechanism, once triggered, becomes a bomb that will explode from the unpredictable effects in the hands of a coward who tried to erase a page of history crucial for Sicily and its people.
Certainly, we feel the value in this story of a battle of principle that our heroes were able to rely on the level of non-violence, recognize in this the seeds of a democratic gains not long in coming, we understand the legitimate thought in this crime that claimed the ransom of the Sicilian people from all forms of slavery, even the "soft", in Sicily Free and Independent Pacific as it could emerge in their minds, in their dreams in their hearts, their souls.
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