We prosecute NGOs, not Salvini
The Sea Watch case demonstrates how humanitarian organizations are not interested in saving human lives, but to use the unfortunates recovered at sea to force Italy and Europe to open their doors to irregular migrants.
Here we go again. After the request to send the Minister of the Interior Matteo Salvini to trial for the Diciotti case, we are awaiting the request from some magistrate ready to investigate him also for the case of the 47 migrants stranded on board the Sea Watch in front of Syracuse. Nothing strange for an Italy where the sense of the State of some magistrates goes in the opposite direction compared to the common sense and feelings of the majority of the population. To understand how justice risks transforming, once more, in political arms at the service of magistrates convinced that they can change governments with indictments, the paradoxes of the Sea Watch case are enough.
Investigation opened into Sea Watch
Roma, 28 gene – The nave Ong Sea Watch, in Italian territorial waters with on board 47 illegal immigrants, as well as having sparked yet another political clash between the yellow-green government - firm on the hard line of closed ports - and the immigrationist opposition, And under investigation.
The Prosecutor's Office of Syracuse for the moment there are no suspects or suspected crimes, but it is collecting information from the Port Authority and the Financial Police day by day, which deals with maritime surveillance.
The latest information from the Fiamme Gialle, scheduled for today, it will concern the situation on board, the routes followed by the vessel and the possibility that the master of the vessel flying the Dutch flag disregarded the order of the Dutch Maritime Coordination Centre, turning towards Italy instead of heading towards the coasts of Tunisia, closer, when the storm was about to arrive.
The investigators' next step could be an on-board inspection - as had already happened with the Diciotti - if the risk of a health emergency was reported. And pm, to proceed, they should assume a crime: probably the failure to provide assistance. In the event of a full-blown emergency – risks of epidemics and infections, migrants in need of urgent care and in danger of life - or violations by the NGO, the vessel could be seized. And therefore the disembarkation would be arranged. Ma at the moment the conditions on board are not emergency. Read More
And three Onorevoli…
L'OPINIONE DELL' "UOMO CHE SUSSURRAVA AI POTENTI"
Of Luigi Bisignani
Venezuela soon like Libya, with a civil war upon us that is pushing our intelligence to secretly prepare evacuation plans for beyond 500 thousand Italian residents. And if history condemns former French president Sarkozy for the chaos in Libya, Donald Trump everything is played in Venezuela, with the risk of repeating the great mistake of Obama's Arab Spring, endorsing the self-proclaimed president Juan Guaido (supported by international esoteric circles and a Freemason himself) in an eternal power struggle between the United States, Russia and China always in the name of oil. Read More
Nordio against sea traffickers: "Giocano sulla nostra emotività"
The accusation of the former prosecutor: «They take children on board just to move Europe to compassion». And about Salvini: «What a gift from the judges»
Abano Terme (Pd) Silence. Nordio speaks. Great applause on Friday evening at the Mioni Pezzato hotel in Abano Terme where the ninth edition of Newspaper Readers' Week ends today.
The deputy prosecutor of Venice Carlo Nordio, host of “The interview”
A lively evening full of insights moderated by our newspaper's special correspondent, Stefano Zurlo who shortly before had presented his latest book Four Shots for Togliatti. Read More
Hungarian Foreign Minister Szijjarto: “Migrants, we and Salvini are pioneers. Our people first of all"
«Sovereignty will impose itself at the European elections. Immigration is not the right answer, both in demographic matters and on labor issues"
ether Szijjarto, 40Hungarian Foreign Minister first hits the target: «We and Salvini are pioneers, we have both demonstrated that immigration can be stopped. He did it by sea in the Mediterranean, we Hungarians by land, along the Balkans". They are the basis for an alliance? «More than anything, ours represent shared positions on the issue of immigration which will not be "politically correct", but without a doubt they place the issue of safety as a priority… continues
source – https://www.lastampa.it/2019/01/27/esteri/il-ministro-degli-esteri-ungherese-szijjarto-migranti-noi-e-matteo-pionieri-il-nostro-popolo-prima-di-tutto-SRNMyiRPtgyikOFVCyQhdK/premium.html
Prof. Sinagra: “defending Salvini is not a political choice but a civil duty”
I barely read the pangs 50 motivation pages of the report of the Court of Catania (“Ministerial crimes” section) sent to the Senate of the Republic to obtain authorization to proceed against Minister Matteo Salvini for the crime of kidnapping in relation to the well-known case of the "Diciotti" ship. I read them with difficulty due to growing indignation and disappointment.
All three judges (randomly) registered with the “Democratic Judiciary” (notoriously a real political movement), are produced in a long dissertation of rules of general and conventional international law which clearly demonstrates the instrumental use of the rules themselves on an interpretative level.
As well as the instrumental understanding of the facts of the case. Read More
When the left closed the ports (and Repubblica clapped its hands)
Giuseppe De Lorenzo Today the left attacks Salvini. But in the 1997 he put in place a naval blockade much more rigid than today's. E Republic he applauded the hard line against them “illegal immigrants”
Time doesn't just heal wounds, it also clouds the memory. They know it, or they should know, from the parts of the Italian left (be it politics or the media). Veltroni today, Pd, Republic and company harshly criticize the closure of Italian ports implemented by Salvini (and Toninelli).
117 dead off the coast of Tripoli: in the name of the free market, that of NGOs
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”.
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