This man wants to bring Africans back to Africa: “There is a lot of land"

Promoting the voluntary return to Africa of quotas of immigrants present on the national territory through a professional training policy developed in Italy in collaboration and in synergy with the African states of origin is one of the programmatic points of the UCAI, the Union of African Communities of Italy.
Born on the initiative of the entrepreneur Otto Bitjoka, aims for 'remigration', 'reverse migration' and was launched in Milan, in the headquarters of the Lombard regional council, in the presence of governor Attilio Fontana.
“We want to bring back a thousand citizens a year to Africa by offering training courses that give them the skills to work and create development in their countries of origin” Bitjoka explained.
A thousand is a bit small, but we appreciate the goodwill.
Also because Otto Bitjoka has rather clear ideas. Certainly clearer than Kyenge.
«Attention, dear brothers and my children, you are used and will be systematically thrown away like toilet paper, I take the liberty of advising you as an old disenchanted lion. It is no longer acceptable to be an instrument of political struggle in the hands of a left against populist sovereignists". Read More

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Lombardy: Fontana sceglie "No al Gay pride, yes to Family day"

No patronage at Gay Pride, it is a divisive demonstration and therefore should not be supported".
Governor Attilio Fontana does not intend to grant the regional logo to the rainbow parade scheduled for 30 June in Milan, he confirmed this in an interview published yesterday by the Lettera43 website.
It is the line that he also followed in Varese, where he was mayor for two terms. «I am heterosexual, but it's not like I'm making a demonstration to accredit my heterosexuality. Choices in this field must remain personal, flaunting them is wrong. Gay Pride is divisive and when demonstrations are divisive they should never be supported". Instead, it intends to confirm the choice of former president Roberto Maroni who on the eve of the march against the law on civil unions (the Cirinnà bill) In the 2016 lit up the Pirellone with the words «Family Day». Read More

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