Anti-Italians

Of FRANCESCO STORACE
President, you make us feel Italian? You can make your voice heard against the real scoundrels who every day in Brussels believe they have the right to be able to insult us in a bad way?
It's really becoming a problem to listen to in the morning, afternoon and evening from Tiggi' the discordant word of the European Commissioner Moscovici: “Like the Hungarians – he went so far as to say in a speech at a conference at the OECD headquarters in Paris – the Italians too have opted for a decidedly Eurosceptic and xenophobic government which, on migration and budget issues, is trying to get rid of European obligations”.
But how dare you? It must be the government that defends itself from this nonsense or the head of state will finally feel the need to do so? Read More

Of Marco Cedolin
Anti-Italians

Source: The corrosive
The Conte government, being made up of two certainly non-revolutionary parties that have gathered great popular consensus and precisely by virtue of this they govern, without a doubt, no one will make Italy leave the EU and the euro, it will not give the country a sovereign currency, it will not close ties with NATO and will not bring about an epochal revolution. To achieve these objectives, Italians should have voted for the parties that proposed them, and they existed both in this and in past electoral cycles, but they remained at a standstill with percentages in the order of zero point, demonstrating unequivocally how the “revolution” at least at this moment it is not in the minds of the people who clearly consider it a leap in the dark.
Despite this, the Conte government, for the first time since Craxi's ouster, he is proving to take care of the problems of Italians, instead of banks, of the spread, of the markets, of what Europe asks of us and all the other amenities that have characterized the unique thinking of all previous executives…. Read More