Garibaldi's son was ashamed of his father's genocide and sided with the Brigands VIDEO

Report by Emilio Giuliana
Did you know that Garibaldi's son fought cagainst his father?
Garibaldi's son, ashamed of the genocide carried out by his father against the people of Southern Italy, took the side of the Brigands.


THE VIDEO

Giuseppe Garibaldi stated, in a letter to Adelaide Cairoli of 1868:
The outrages suffered by the southern populations are immeasurable. I'm sure I didn't do any harm, Despite this, I wouldn't do the Southern Italy route again today, fearing being stoned, having only caused squalor there and aroused only hatred”.
Thus Garibaldi's son, ashamed of the genocide carried out by his father against the people of Southern Italy, took the side of the Brigands.
Anita Garibaldi, the great-granddaughter of the criminal in the pay of the English who unified Italy through violence towards the people of the South, then very rich economically, during transmission Door to Door by Bruno Vespa, tells an unpublished fact, which we certainly will not find in school history books written by the winners for a people without memory.

The descendant of Giuseppe Garibaldi states that her son, Ricciotti Garibaldi, fought in the ranks of the Brigands (volunteers of the people who joined together to try to defend their lands and their rights from the warmongering army of Garibaldi and the Unification of Italy.

In the interview conducted by Bruno Vespa,

Anita Garibaldi says:

”My grandfather returned to Caprera,

he was so indignant at the exploitation of the South

by the new Italy,

who went to fight with the Brigands".

Below we show you the video containing part of the interview mentioned above.


Taken from: Conspiracy theorists
Source – https://www.informarexresistere.fr/il-figlio-di-garibaldi-si-vergognava-del-genocidio-del-padre-e-si-schiero-coi-briganti-video/

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  • It should be noted that Ricciotti Garibaldi did not fight with the “brigands” Bourbon or even less Catholic, but he joined an insurrectional movement in Calabria led by a republican Garibaldi. A far-left revolutionary, so, friend of Bakunin, whose children (Constant, Ezio, Peppino, Menotti, Ricciotti jr and Sante) they were all affiliated with Freemasonry.

  • Superficial and biased article. Mr.Ricossa is right . I'm very surprised by that “act against” lend yourself to this nonsense in the wake of someone like bruno vespa.

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