Italy's isolation and interest are called Libya and Egypt, not Venezuela

Of Alberto Negri,
Source: Alberto Negri
The newspapers, always prone to the most vulgar and reassuring conformism, they associate the Venezuela affair with the TAV but not with Libya or Egypt and speak of Italian isolation. Italy was already isolated in 2011 when they decided to take out Gaddafi, the country's biggest defeat since the Second World War which destabilized the entire political framework. The same countries that did it thenThis, France, USA and Great Britain, they have never supported Italy, and they will never support it, in containing the Libyan and refugee disaster. Staying out of Venezuela is the least that should be done: explain it delicately even to Guaidò who doesn't even know where the Mediterranean is and what wars there have been, civil and international. He will learn what the solidarity of Western and European hypocrites is. We have already had deaths here from drowning at sea and from the wars unleashed by the USA and its allies. We didn't want them. We are not isolated for Venezuela or the TAV but for Libya and Egypt: we may have received some solidarity for the Regeni case? But there is certainly no talk of democracy for Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the Emirates massacring civilians in Yemen. And much less is said about Erdogan who fills the prisons with opponents and Kurds but blackmails us on the refugees. So let's stop playing court jesters with the USA and Europe as Mattarella and a bunch of parties led by cowardly and ineffective people want. If they really want to be interventionists, let them do so against smugglers and criminal militias on the coasts of Libya, the European Sophia mission also foresees this. Otherwise they find someone to do it for them but stop acting like ridiculous defenders of democracy thousands of kilometers from here for the interests of others. We didn't know how to defend ours.

 

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The powder keg Libya: we risk losing Tripoli too. And migrant trafficking has become an industry

Of Alberto Negri
The powder keg Libya: we risk losing Tripoli too. And migrant trafficking has become an industry
Source: Alberto Negri
Italy also risks losing Tripoli? Fayez Sarraj's government, supported by the Islamist brigades but under constant attack from the other militias _ despite yet another fragile truce _ appears increasingly weak, General Khalifa Haftar in Cyrenaica is increasingly threatening towards Italy, Macron's France increasingly determined to pursue its agenda to call elections by the end of the year.
But what is Italian policy in Libya? No one is really able to answer despite Salvini and Moavero's visits to Tripoli. Indeed, Italy seems almost isolated, despite the Tripoli government being the one recognized by the international community as opposed to Haftar's power, backed by France, Egypt, Russia and the United Arab Emirates. In reality, American support for the Italian positions also appears very evanescent: the impression is that Trump told Prime Minister Conte the same nonsense about Libya that Obama told Renzi, that of our pre-eminent role in Libyan affairs which in practice the other powers do not recognize in us except in words. Even the publicized conference on Libya in Rome, to be held in October, it appears incongruent if the French and Haftar position prevailed in order to hold new elections, even just presidential ones (without legislative and constitutional reform). Read More

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Vulnerable and “commissioned” Italy. And the disaster has just begun

Of Alberto Negri
Vulnerable and “commissioned” Italy. And the disaster has just begun
Source: Alberto Negri

Expelled from the Quirinale gate, Italian populism could transform into an unprecedented wave of nationalism in a country that has always demonstrated little attachment to the flag and a much greater attachment to the wallet, which today languishes. Mattarella leads Paolo Savona, an elderly and esteemed gentleman who allowed himself to be exploited by the crafty Matteo Salvini, it was a masterstroke to repel, at least for the moment, the Cinquestelle from the control room, but it could turn into a boomerang.

Go back to the fall of Gaddafi to understand

Italy remains a vulnerable country inside and above all outside, on markets and in foreign policy. Also vulnerable to the theories of an international conspiracy by the European and internal establishment to defend the euro, sometimes cited inappropriately as the father of all Italian troubles. But we must always find a culprit to justify our ignorance. There is no conspiracy, for the moment, but the evidence of the facts. Italy has been a fragile country since 2011 France, Great Britain and the United States decided to eliminate Colonel Gaddafi, its most important ally in the Mediterranean than just six months earlier, il 30 August 2010, had received with great fanfare in Rome, signing contracts worth tens of billions and relying on the Raìs for the control of migratory flows. Not only did Italy not defend it but it bombed it, giving in to the blackmail of its NATO allies who threatened to attack Eni's terminals.

It was Italy's biggest defeat since the Second World War. The consequences were devastating: colossal monetary losses and a wave of migration that, year after year, it destabilized the political framework of the country. From that 2011 Italy's allies and competitors have undermined our interests, leaving us alone and adrift. While yesterday in Rome the most lacerating political crisis of recent years was taking place, Emmanuel Macron has called an international conference on Libya for tomorrow in Paris which "will take place under the auspices of the United Nations" to set the date of the elections. Read More

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Macron, l'europeista a parole che pensa solo agli interessi della Francia

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Macron, the verbal pro-European who thinks only of France's interests
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French President Emmanuel Macron puffed out his chest in his speech to the European Parliament, knowing full well that with Great Britain's imminent exit from the Union it will remain the only member country that sits on the UN Security Council and has a significant atomic potential. He reiterates that his intervention in Syria together with the American and British ones “saved the honor of Europe”. In truth, Westerners saved face after losing the war in Syria where Russia and Iran managed to keep Bashar Al Assad's regime in place.. Now a new chapter will probably begin with the clash between Iran and Israel.
It is a negligible fact that since the beginning of the revolt seven years ago France has tried in every way to have its say in the former colony: first he focused on the fall of Assad, even supporting the jihadists, then in 2013 he wanted to bomb Damascus, then with the attacks in France in 2015 Hollande asked the Syrian dictator to fly over the country to take revenge and strike ISIS. Short memory and not only of the French.
Macron himself speaks of a "poisoned debate" but whoever arrogated the right to send French policemen to Italian territory in Bardonecchia against all the rules: Paris has not yet apologized and probably never will
The astute Macron even promised a few weeks ago to protect the Syrian Kurds from Erdogan by receiving a Kurdish delegation and sending 150 soldiers from Iraq but in reality he accomplished nothing, like Trump who sold his allies against the Caliphate to Türkiye. Read More

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Macron, the pro-European in words who thinks only of the interests of France

In his speech to the European Parliament he claimed that with the attack in Syria he "saved the honor of Europe". Actually, France thinks only of its own interest. Which almost always, from the intervention in Libya to the mission in Niger, it is contrary to the Italian one. (Of Alberto Negri, LAWS)

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