Of Philip Bovo
Source: Public opinion
I 117 There would not have been any deaths caused by the shipwreck in the Gulf of Sidra yesterday, if there hadn't been the incentive given by NGO ships waiting for migrants to come to rest in international waters, for then “store them” in European ports, Italians in the first place. E’ a market law, tremendously dramatic, of which the beneficiaries of the so-called “hospitality business” they are perfectly aware. But they are careful not to condemn it, preferring much more simply to look for scapegoats elsewhere, to which to attach the label “racists”.

In a world where capitalism is everything, the laws of the free market apply everywhere. For example: Yesterday 117 people drowned in the Gulf of Sidra, off the coast of Tripoli? It's unpleasant to have to say this, but perhaps they would not have embarked, and then drown, on a makeshift tub, if they hadn't known that the various NGO ships were waiting for them, ready to load and store them as simple goods in European ports, preferably Italian.
This happens because, with the incentive of NGO ships ready to welcome them in international waters, this unusual market law was established, that is, this incentive policy, which encourages emigration to Europe and Italy in particular: in fact it is as if someone had drugged the market with incentives that were not at all necessary. Furthermore, after this incentive policy, there is that given by the fact that, in Italy, a Party-Church joint venture, fruit of the old "historical compromise", he profits from these people by giving them hospitality.
That is to say the various red and white cooperatives, Caritas and various associations pocket every day 35 euro per skull (figure actually reduced according to the latest government decisions but, let's be clear, At the end of the day, Brussels distributes that money) for every "migrant" or "illegal" they host in their facilities, to give them in exchange purely random food and accommodation. Think about how much money there is at the end of the month, especially if we consider that in the case of unaccompanied minors they even become 110 euros per day: and we all know that in order to increase profits, even people who clearly aren't are passed off as unaccompanied minors, beautiful adult and vaccinated.
This is a real business, the so-called “hospitality business”, which allows for a whole range of personalities, strictly Italian and linked to the left or to the Church (but also equipped with some "supporting pieces" of African origins, and very active here in the field of alleged "human rights"), to rebuild the farmhouse from scratch, the hotel, the shack and everything we want. At the expense of Italian taxpayers and in the name of migrants, for which Europe, i.e. Italy, releases millions: because that money that comes from Brussels, let's repeat it, previously they were in Rome. That is to say: in Turin, in Milan, in Genoa, in Palermo, of Bari, in Perugia, ecc.
And then these people even have the courage to say, to those who point out this sinister and shameful system of exploitation, who is a racist. Mah, in all honesty they seem to us to be the real racists, who thought of rebuilding the old hovel from scratch after having put a few migrants in it for a few years, or who still have it in their heads to live the good life, earning thousands of euros per month, simply by locking their guests in one of their barracks. The moral on racism from those who do not miss anything thanks to the "hospitality business", sincerely, we didn't miss it at all and certain voices that we hear right now cackling and squawking would do better, wholeheartedly, to be silent: for their own personal dignity, even before out of respect for our ears and our intelligence