The publicistic texts of opinion, analytical or interpretational are a special category where the verbal journalistic reflexes get tangled with the artistic ones, their primary function being the persuasive one, supported by referential, aesthetic, expressive, intentional function, etc. The language used in the mentioned texts presents elements of individualization and is a successful conjugation of all language levels under freedom of expression. In such texts can be found elements from various stylistic registers: expresions and syntactic structures taken from orality, making an impression through wit or outrageous effects. Since the pamphlet implies a merciless, sincere satire, regarding deformed, hideous processes in society, orality becomes, de facto, the keystone of success of such a text. Without this „oral intervention”, the text should be pale, dull, flabby; in other words, it could not be called pamphlet.