Ferrara: the revolt of Nigerians that silences the do-gooders
Ferrara, 18 Feb – We know that a Ferrara, in the Gad area, drug dealing run by the Nigerian mafia (an ethnic, as presenters and journalists who respect others like to call it) it made that place unlivable and similar to those places in the world where when the sun goes down everyone locks themselves in their houses anxiously waiting for the morning. The tragedy is that we are not in Venezuela or Iraq, we are in Italy, nell’Emilia Romagna which we all know for a thousand reasons but certainly not for the massive presence of criminal gangs made up of immigrants arrived here by sea, welcomed by the adrift left and settled by the cooperatives foaming at the mouth.
The immigrant revolt occurred in Ferrara, arising also from the news of one of their companions being accidentally hit during a chase by the police, remove to veneer of hypocrisy and do-goodism which is still clouding our vision and awareness today. The invasion happened, it was more or less planned around the table by the governments that, as Emma Bonino said, they traded flexibility on accounts for full responsibility for those landed. Only an idiot would not have predicted that the arrival of these desperate people would lead to the birth of new pockets of crime which would then clash with the already numerous ones present in our cities to compete for retail dealing, the management of prostitution and illegal immigration. Just an idiot or, alternatively, only those who are blinded by ideology and are unable to look at reality for what it is.

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