Aldo Grasso

Of Francesco Severini
Fascism and pensions for Italians. The historical truth is stronger than Aldo Grasso's hoaxes
Source: century of Italy
On the front page of Corriere della Sera of 7/11/2018 Aldo Grasso refutes the "hoax" (according to him) of the pensions introduced by fascism in Italy, explaining to readers that INPS is not among the "positive things" that the Mussolini regime introduced, as some repeat without properly documenting themselves. And he writes that INPS was born in 1898, while the social pension only arrives in 1969, when fascism had long since fallen. An incorrect reconstruction, points out the journalist and writer Gianni Scipione Rossi: “Aldo Grasso – writes Rossi in a note on Facebook – forgets the substantial difference between voluntary pension insurance for workers and employees, born in Italy in 1898, and the mandatory one, born in 1919, therefore before the Mussolini government". Read More

FIFTH COLUMN
Of Marcello Veneziani
We have always had patience with idiots who are not evil and with evil but intelligent ones. However, we can't have it with bad idiots, maybe originally just idiots who then turned bad or just bad people then turned stupid. But they grew out of all proportion and got worse. I'm talking about the new anti-fascism, autumn-winter collection, that feeds on fascistometers to measure the degree of fascism that is in each of us and instructions for (non) become fascists, of fake Anpi that wave anti-fascism also the 4 November, no longer made up of partisans but of militants of perennial hatred; and then of mobilizations, demonstrations and mischief, conveyed by newspapers, newscasts, talk shows and many institutional stickers. Like that Cool guy who alternates declarations of anti-fascism with surreal declarations of love regarding the rapes and massacres of drug-migrants. For him, violence is fought with love, as the most unlucky flower children said half a century ago. He's getting there now, fifty years later and about something as terrible as the fatal rape of a little girl.
We tolerated the old anti-fascism fogey, trombone, a bit of manner. We were even able to tolerate a resulting anti-fascism, violent, intolerant, extremist. As long as it concerns the agitated lunatics of the social centers, of some feminist in ideological heat or with fasciophobic hotties, or of scattered idiots of grillism and old leftism, we got over it. Read More