Reporting of BastaBugie editorial team

Now Italians are coming from all sides. Even the innocent Befana was made to discriminate against poor Italians. E’ happened yesterday in Naples where the bishop […] Crescenzio Sepe, by joining an MCL initiative, delivered gifts to 500 immigrant children of the various ethnic groups present in Naples for – precisely – the Befana of migrants.
And the Italians? Excluded. In Naples there are no poor Italian families whose children deserve those gifts? Strange, because Istat data tells us the opposite: our absolute poor in Italy, dal 2006 al 2016, they passed by 2,3 million a 4,7 millions. And i “relative poor” I'm more than 8 millions. But evidently them – being Italian – they don't deserve attention.
The Neapolitan one is only the latest episode of a trend towards the penalization or even discrimination of Italians, That […] has reached tragicomic levels.

DISCRIMINATED
E’ in recent days the case raised by Salvini's League and Giorgia Meloni on the Egyptian Museum in Turin which made a promotion aimed at Arabs, “that is, you pay one ticket and get two if you have an Arab identity card. The citizens” Meloni wrote “they discovered it from advertising that appeared on buses and trams, strictly in Arabic and without translation and which portrays a veiled woman and a man behind her smiling. We remind you that the Egizio of Turin receives public subsidies, is financed with Italian money and that among the five members of the Board of Directors there is a representative designated by the Municipality of Turin, one from the Piedmont Region and the president appointed directly by the ministry of cultural heritage”.
It is not the single episode itself that is worrying, it's the trend. For example, there was the bonus up to 500 euro for each immigrant established by the government to encourage municipalities to welcome foreigners (with all due respect to needy Italians, sick or elderly people whose services are cut) and there was also the prize – as a tax relief – always from the government for cooperatives that hire refugees on a permanent basis, which made Matteo Salvini say: “This is real racism, they don't care about the Italian unemployed”.
In fact there is a very high percentage (35 percent) of young unemployed Italians. And there is also an anomalous imbalance between Italian and foreign employed people.
In fact according to Eurostat 2016 the employment rate of Italians of working age is 57,2 percent, while among non-EU citizens it is del 57,8 percent. An inverse proportion to that of all other European countries: for example in Germany it is del 76,5 percent for the Germans and of 51,7 for non-EU citizens. It is therefore only Italians who find themselves penalized and discriminated against, also on this front.
This anti-Italian policy is a constant, a precise ideological choice.
A GOVERNMENT AGAINST ITALIANS
Let's consider the “inclusion income”, that is, that warm blanket with which the government decided to show concern about the growth of poverty.
In reality, only a small part of needy families will benefit from it because it is only allocated 1 billion e 700 million euros a year. While the allocation for expenses relating to the rescue and reception of migrants reaches 4,6 billions of euros. So three times more.
A large irregularity costs the State – that is, to all of us – 1050 euros per month (1350 are minor) while the poor Italian has it 190 euros per month, at most for 18 months. Moreover, not only to the poor Italian because – Attention – of that billion and 700 millions of immigrant families will also benefit.
An equally disheartening comparison can be made for disabled people, since the government in 2017 has allocated 450 million for the fund for non-self-sufficiency. One tenth of the pro-migrant allocation.
Or we want to compare the hospitality reserved for foreigners, even in hotels equipped with all comforts, with the depressing situation of the earthquake victims that still exists today – often under the snow – the famous ones are waiting “houses” o, worse, they had “houses” who in the cold of winter have a thousand problems and inconveniences?
On the other hand, this is a country that in a recent ranking, relative to 2016, on populations who cannot even afford adequate heating at home, it is in fifth place among thirty European states. They are plunging us into the third world.
This is a country that – deprived of its currency and therefore of its economic and political sovereignty – it has been economically and socially destroyed and reduced as if it had lost a war.
A country in which healthcare budgets have been literally massacred and it is expected that from 2017 al 2020 this expenditure falls further below the minimum threshold established by the World Health Organization.
SUBJECTS OF GREATER GERMANY (AND OF FRANCE)
We have been made subjects of the “Greater Germany”. We are a country whose national interest has been trampled underfoot and whose international dignity is constantly trampled upon.
We have reached the point of sending (taking on the costs) of our Italian soldiers in Niger to defend the African interests of the French who then did and are doing everything to impose their interests on us in Italy, in Europe and Libya.
We have suffered and continue to suffer sanctions against Russia (which cost us dearly) because of Ukraine, only to discover later – as Luigi De Biase points out – That “In the 2017, from January to November, Ukraine's imports from Russia rose by 38,6 percent”.
E’ never possible to have a ruling class so foolishly subordinate to foreign interests? It seems they are at war with Italy and Italians.
This is why an international research by Ipsos Mori – in November 2017 – found that one in two Italians (il 49 percent) declares that he feels like a foreigner in his homeland. Instead of giving easy citizenship to foreigners with the Ius soli, recognize it by Italians who feel discriminated against and treated as colonial subjects.
About this, Meloni, days ago, he brought out another one: “From PD 1 million and a half euros to finance cinema and theater projects’ on immigrants and the 'new Italians'. They invented the film version of ius soli, with public money. We can't take it anymore”.
What is striking above all is the ideological hostility of our elites, intellectual species, for the Italian people and for our national culture.
E’ a phenomenon that has been going on for a long time (at least for two or three centuries). But today it reaches the grotesque.
COLONY ITALY
The decision of the is emblematic 27 last December with which the Ministry of University and Research – that is, precisely what would be responsible for the transmission and study of our culture – has issued the notice for the new one “By” (the financing of university projects) and established that applications must be completed in English.
E’ I know that Minister Fedeli has his own ongoing personal dispute with the Italian language, but this is a precise political decision of the left-wing government, in fact Fedeli replied that it had already been taken in 2014. No other European country has done this. Even in this case it is not the episode itself that is alarming, but the ideology behind it: trivially xenophilic, falsely cosmopolitan, actually subaltern.
E’ the ideology of a political class that delegitimizes any form of national identity, as it deals the final blows to our national sovereignty.
Our language is a true jewel of the Italian cultural heritage, like Caravaggio or the Colosseum. Furthermore, language is a fundamental vector of cultural and political influence in the world.
A government that delegitimizes its own national language in this way is blatantly an anti-Italian government. E’ an establishment at war against Italy.