Let's say it: the sovereignists are right and insults won't stop them
Of Marcello Foa

Source: Marcello Foa
And to say that until recently, mainstream intellectuals attempted to discredit the sovereignists as dangerous neo-fascists. Today we can say it: the sovereignists were right and there is no insult that will be able to stop us, for a reason as simple as it is unexpected: voters are destroying, ballot after ballot, that neo-globalist and transnational construct that years of incessant propaganda have attempted to transform into an unavoidable Destiny. I confess it: it was difficult to imagine it in these proportions. The media campaign (but not only that) launched by the establishment to stop populists in every country (from the United States to Great Britain, from Austria to Italy) it has been of unprecedented virulence and is destined to last. Just think of the latest shameful accusations from Repubblica which labeled as "red-brown" many intellectuals guilty of being in favor of the Legastellato government and which accuses Matteo Salvini of being a Nazi. Mud, garbage, nothing but rubbish.
Trump in the United States suffered the same treatment. Yet the defamation no longer takes hold, not even if it is screamed by 90% of the media; On the contrary, produces the opposite effect. The popularity of the president of the United States is very high, the League goes from victory to victory and i 5 Stars have crashed to the left that Democratic Party for which almost all the talk shows support. All this happens because citizens are tired of no longer being masters of their own destiny and are no longer enchanted by narrative, drenched in spin, aimed at creating the impression that the state is a relic of the past and that the world will be ineluctably multicultural, multiethnic, governed by virtual democracies but de facto controlled by self-appointed elites lacking popular legitimacy. More than a relic, the State is more alive than ever! Read More






Reporting of Wall Street Italia
L’“man who whispers to the powerful” expresses his opinion in one of his usual Sunday letters to the editor of The weather, second newspaper of the capital. The reader will wonder why these sporadic spaces are given to those who are extremely distant from our positions in many respects. Well, after meeting him, the reason is easy to say: l’ “man who whispers to the powerful” can say things, sometimes, more interesting than others. No offense to those who don't whisper anything to anyone… On the contrary…(N.d.R.)
Of Sabino Piciolla