http://uk.reuters.com/artic le/oddlyEnoughNews/idUKL093 5439020070909?rpc=92

ROME (Reuters) - An Italian comedian's campaign using a rude word to tell off politicians has won the support of more than 300,000 Italians who signed petitions to sweep away a generation of lawmakers they say are corrupt and ineffective.

Popular comic Beppe Grillo has sent shock waves through the political system with the level of support for his campaign which, if successful, would bar convicted felons from parliament and would limit politicians' careers to two terms in office.

 So perhaps "ENOUGH" isn't enough and we have to proceed to "Vaffanculo Day."

If you don't know what "Vaffanculo" means in Italian, ask Dick Cheney.