Mattarella should defend us from European attacks


Of FRANCESCO STORACE
President, you make us feel Italian? You can make your voice heard against the real scoundrels who every day in Brussels believe they have the right to be able to insult us in a bad way?
It's really becoming a problem to listen to in the morning, afternoon and evening from Tiggi' the discordant word of the European Commissioner Moscovici: “Like the Hungarians – he went so far as to say in a speech at a conference at the OECD headquarters in Paris – the Italians too have opted for a decidedly Eurosceptic and xenophobic government which, on migration and budget issues, is trying to get rid of European obligations”.
But how dare you? It must be the government that defends itself from this nonsense or the head of state will finally feel the need to do so? Read More

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L'internazionale populista di Bannon

Of Antonio Terrenzio
Bannon's populist international
Source: Conflicts and strategies
These days Steve Bannon is certainly the character who is causing the most talk in sovereignist circles
Trump's former chief strategist hit the headlines for having inaugurated the Movement”, the movement precisely, who should be the collector of all the sovereignist parties in Europe, from Marine Le Pen to the Austrian FPO, from Victor Orban to Matteo Salvini.
The idea of ​​Trump's advisor is to create a sort of foundation capable of financially supporting all the populist parties in Europe. The objective declared by the founder himself is to create an organization capable of facing theOpen Society of George Soros which he has over time financed with 32 billions of dollars, Ong, associations that promote immigration, freedom in bio/ethical issues such as abortion and euthanasia, lega LGBT ecc. Creating a movement Anti-Davos, capable of organizing the identity forces of all of Europe, the cosmopolitan elites and its progressive values.
On the threshold of the European elections next May, a "coalition of the right" will compete to take a third of the European parliament.
There therefore seem to be two factions on the field, one of a globalist nature, linked to left-wing parties and Sorosian finance; the other, a grouping of all the nationalist parties in Europe. Read More

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"L'Europa vuole l'Italia in crisi a vita"

"L'Europa vuole l'Italia in crisi a vita"THE INTERVIEW WITH STEVE BANNON DE “THE TIME”

Bannon speaks, Trump's guru: “Ordinary people must rebel against the elites. Cool and 5 Stars have very innovative ideas”

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Don't be afraid of sovereignists

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Of Marcello Veneziani
Don't be afraid of sovereignists
Source: Marcello Veneziani
Even in Sweden the sovereignist wave is growing, but not enough to overturn the government structures. The Le Pen pattern is repeated, with the Front National first in consensus but not able to be a majority nor able to find allies. And at that point the anti-sovereign coalition is born, all against one, and stunted governments arise on fragile alliances (like in Germany or Spain), with presidents unwanted by two-thirds of the population (France) or spurious coalitions like here. Or even two are born, three “national” parties cannibalizing each other (English case with the bifurcated Conservatives plus Ukip). The real problem is that we are in the middle of the ford, and therefore the situation risks paralysis between the not yet and the no longer. Because then the pro-European governments of moderates and progressives combine two weaknesses and two declines, they drag countries into political coalitions of mere survival, within crumbling systems, subordinated to the economic potentates, away from the people, within a Europe reduced to a monetary union in the name of the control apparatus. But let's go back to the representation and the perception that people have of it, the media give it, gives it the power.
Today's Europe is founded on fear. Fear of the foreigner for some, fear of nationalists for talatri. Xenophobia and nationphobia are the two dominant political categories, le twin towers dell’Europa. But with fear you don't make sensible choices. Read More

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No, Steve Bannon is not the boogeyman. But he will win easily, against the Europe of happy hours

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No, Steve Bannon is not the boogeyman. But he will win easily, against the Europe of happy hours

It is true, the former Trump election campaign strategist wants to influence world politics (and even that of the official Church). But his movement is much less wealthy and powerful than other pro-establishment movements. And if the West veers to the right it is useless to cry "wolf". (by Fulvio Echelon, LAWS)

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From the secret services to Rai, from Consob to the GSE. All the appointments missing from the yellow-green government

Image results for Giuseppe ConteOf Veronica Sansonetti

Unlike the scrapping fury of Matteo Renzi, Di Maio and Salvini move cautiously and even slowly. Internal choices have been privileged so far (very positively). With the top management of Consob, Antitrust and intelligence the majority is playing a significant part of its internal credibility, and external
The controversial exit of Consob's number one, Mario Nava, adds a very important box to those that the yellow-green government will have to fill. The appointments were, it was said, a significant glue in the formation of the "strange" majority among the Movement 5 Stars and League. Actually, the much announced replacement was only partially seen. The most important decision concerned CDP where an internal choice of a manager unanimously appreciated prevailed, Fabrizio Palermo. L’ex chief financial officer of via Goito has already established an operational harmony with the president Tononi, indicated by the savings banks led by Giuseppe Guzzetti, and early indications reveal a desire to promote better interiors, as in the case of Davide Colaccino promoted to head of communications and external relations. In short, change but without the anxiety of scrapping as was the case with the government Renzi.
The most traumatic episode was perhaps the expulsion of Renato Mazzoncini by the top of the Railways but it should be remembered that it was confirmed in advance by the government Gentlemen in ways that caused even the most sympathetic observers of the Democratic Party to discuss. The fact is, however, that the replacement of the man considered close to the former mayor of Florence is an insider from the railway group and not a "barbarian" fished from the depths of the network.
Nava himself, European Commission manager "commanded" to Consob without leave, he may have been defenestrated not without some reason, but this will only be understood when the dust has settled. Given the controversies and tensions on the markets, the indication of the successor cannot be mistaken. And all the better if it comes from within the College.
For months now, the meetings of "minor" companies that are not really minors have been postponed. First of all there is the GSE, the Electricity Services Manager which also includes the companies Gme and Acquirente Unico. The outgoing CEO, Francesco Sperandini, he is esteemed and the balance of his work is considered positive. However, the yellow-green leaders are willing to change. However, the agreement is missing and the shareholders' meeting has been postponed to 25 September. It will be the right date? Since this is the public entity that manages incentives for renewables for several billion euros, the chair is very coveted.
And the agreement between Five Star Movement members and Northern League members is also missing for Eur spa whose outgoing CEO, Enrico Pazzali, he is equally esteemed. Even in his case, it will be interesting to see if the political will for "political" indications will prevail or if the best managers will be confirmed perhaps by changing the composition of the board of directors.
However, it is impossible not to choose the new president of the Antitrust Authority. The jurist Giovanni Pitruzzella he has in fact obtained another, and very prestigious, assignment at European level (Advocate General at the EU Court of Justice) and must therefore be replaced. The names circulating are all of the highest level. It's just a matter of choice. As in the case of the Genoa Emergency Commissioner. Not very easy.
Different speech, and more complicated, concerns the Superior Council of the Judiciary where the Vice President must be elected. Justice is a very sensitive topic and the Movement 5 Stelle is under pressure from various judicial circles and newspapers such as The Daily Fact. Even after the nomination by the prime minister Giuseppe Conte Of Filippo Patroni Griffi as president of the Council of State, the grillini don't want to miss the opportunity to indicate the successor of Giovanni Legnini at Palazzo Marescialli. The balancing act between professional members elected by the judiciary and lay members elected by Parliament resembles a Rubik's cube.
Some anxiety can now also be felt around Viale Mazzini. In fact, Rai represents a privileged place in which the parties show off their power. And if the Five Star Movement made the lion's share of appointments, also indicating the CEO of the public service in the person of Fabrizio Salini (former director of La7 and Fox), Matteo Salvini has so far "harvested" little and badly. The president of Rai was his most political indication and choice of Marcello Foa it turned out to be a boomerang. Thanks to the newfound agreement with Silvio Berlusconi, his nomination will be re-proposed to the Supervisory Commission which had rejected it (a favorable vote of two thirds is necessary as it is a guarantee function). The fear, however, is that a judicial dispute will open which, despite all the differences involved, remembers the appointment at the time of Alfredo Meocci as general manager. The board members of the time were condemned to very expensive compensation. A specter that troubles the sleep of Viale Mazzini. Also because until the seat that has been held for the last three years is unlocked Monica Maggioni, the Board of Directors cannot make decisions. This means that everything has stopped since the appointment of the new CEO of Rai Pubblicità (where for months, heroically, Antonio Marano he runs the business on an interim basis) to the indications of the new news directors. A great chaos.
Another thrilling game concerns the choice of the leaders of the secret services. The Prime Minister, who kept the intelligence delegation for himself, the collaboration with the current director general of the Dis would continue, the prefect Alessandro Pansa. The mess made at the time by Renzi when he appointed him by changing the rules of engagement and the subsequent extension decision wanted at the end of the last legislature by Paolo Gentiloni (e Marco Minniti) it doesn't help. Luigi Di Maio and the same Matteo Salvini they want to change, above all - according to rumors - to the Agency that deals with external security. The result so far has been disastrous. The jumble of hypotheses has given rise to an unfortunate totonomine which risks damaging the sector which is vital to the security of the Republic. This institution and its representatives are solid and the threat of destabilization is (Still) under control. However, expose ours 007 the public ridicule of alleged political friendships cannot continue for long.
Different, in this sense, is the appointment of the new Chief of Defense Staff. The minister Elisabetta Trenta he seems to have clear ideas and wants to act according to the practice which provides for rotation among the top brass of the armed forces. That custom was interrupted - also in this case - by the Renzi government who chose to prefer the Army when, according to the unwritten but therefore very respected rule, it would have fallen to the Air Force. Except for surprises, we will return to normal. And it's certainly not negative.
All of this should happen by the end of the month, as for appointments in investee companies (in truth, numerous boards of auditors who are expiring or have expired awaiting appointment should be added). In short, we are at the final stages of a risk that, there is nothing to fear, will resume next spring with the next deadlines. The nominations, you are, they are the favorite sport of Italian politics (and here the yellow-greens are demonstrating an average wisdom superior to their predecessors).

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Interview with Northern League minister Fontana: "Alleanza identitaria per influenzare il Ppe a Strasburgo"

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“An important signal from Sweden: work for the European elections starts in October, we aim to be the second group in the EU Parliament”

Of Angela Mauro
“The good result of the Sweden Democrats is a very important signal. Starting from October we will start working tables with other European identity forces to build together a platform for the May elections. Realistic goal: become the second group in Strasbourg and thus influence the choices of the European Parliament, perhaps by building a majority with the EPP to prevent there being another consociation between the People's Party and the Socialists”.
Lorenzo Fontana rejoices at the result of Jimmie Akesson's right-wing elections in Sweden. In this interview with Huffpost, the Northern League minister, former Northern League MEP and mastermind of the League's sovereignist turn, traces the stages of Matteo Salvini's political project between now and the European elections in May 2019. Mission: conquer Brussels and Strasbourg and change the characteristics of the EU.
Let's start from Sweden: there was no exploit by the populists, although they have gained support.
Last week's polls had them between 16 and the 19 percent, I'd say they turned out to be right: the 'Swedish Democrats’ they went beyond the 17 percent, while the Social Democrats are also declining in Sweden, the homeland of social democracy. E’ the trend of the last ten years.
Now what happens, from now to the European elections in May?
The brief, I think since October, there will be a series of working tables with other European identity forces to build a platform for the elections. The first should be in Vienna.
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Occhio al "The Movement" of Salvini with Bannon

Salvini closed a crucial week of his political and government struggle with a bang: becoming the most important man in the newly formed sovereignist formation inspired by Steve Bannon, “The Movement”, can count on a European level. A counter-move probably much heavier than the same Facebook video that literally sent the center-left opposition into madness (but also some government allies...), in response to the judicial siege of the Genoa prosecutors (on the League's accounts) and Agrigento and Palermo (on the Diciotti question) who in recent days seem to have sounded the charge for the final attack on the Ministry of the Interior.
The announcement of Salvini's membership of the creation of Trump's former advisor must immediately be placed in an international and electoral context: Bannon is weaving the threads of a sovereignist aggregation across the Old Continent in view of the European elections in May. And in fact he is touring Europe in suitable company. Read More

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Overtaking of the far right in the former East Germany, alarm for Merkel


The AfD soars in the polls and becomes the leading party, surpassing the Cdu. And the unexpected coverage of the secret services also arrives on the connivance with the neo-Nazis for the Chemnitz events
FROM THE CORRESPONDENT DE “THE REPUBLIC” TONIA MASTROBUONI
BERLIN – The dreaded overtaking has arrived: in the old East Germany the AfD became the leading party. According to an Infratest-Dimap survey for Welt, the populist right now reaches the 27% of consensus, against the 23% of the CDU. La Linke, traditionally strong because 'granddaughter’ of the old socialist party of the GDR, is al 18% and the SPD is only fourth with the 15% of consensus. A beating, for political strength…
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League in full health, stranded opponents

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But what a crisis for the League: Salvini's is a blitzkrieg (and his opponents don't know what to do)

Seizure of Northern League funds or not, Salvini will continue with his project to reorganize the League. Stealing votes and consensus from Forza Italia and Fratelli d'Italia. And with support (involuntary and not even very conscious) of the Five Star Movement. (by Flavia Perina, LAWS)

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