Immigration: from Ireland to Malta, Renzi's secret agreements that sold out Italy

Of Francesca Totolo
The Government has changed, as well as policies relating to migratory flow. The new ministers, supported by the broad consensus of citizens, they try to remedy the licentious agreements and against the interests of the Italians themselves of the Renzi-Gentiloni executives, which provided for the indiscriminate opening of ports to NGO ships and those of European missions. The result is clear to everyone: more than 600 thousand irregular immigrants arriving in Italy and the Mediterranean reduced to an open-air cemetery. Maybe one day someone will have to answer for these 14 thousand deaths (give UNHCR 2015-2018).
What few people know though secret agreements signed bilaterally by Prime Ministers Renzi and Gentiloni and by their counterparts from other countries, to make sure that all immigrants collected at sea were brought only and exclusively to Italy. It was last July when the undersigned e Luca Donadel we noticed a ship from Irish Navy which shuttled between the Libyan SAR zone and the Sicilian ports with a rather suspicious frequency. Dublin was not included in the European Frontex mission at the time, EUNAVFOR MED Operation Sophia, which included as a collateral activity the rescue of migrant boats in danger under the coordination of MRCC of Rome.
We thus discovered Operation Pontus, a bilateral pact drawn up in 2015 which involved Renzi's Italian government (then reconfirmed by Gentiloni) and the Irish one, independent of European devices. The agreement, kept silent to Italian citizens and without any mention on the Government's institutional websites, predicted that the immigrants transshipped onto Irish Navy ships in the Libyan SAR area were disembarked in Italian ports. No national press has ever documented the landings of the Irish ships even though they all occurred regularly in Catania, e, at the same time, no one ever mentioned Operation Pontus. Read More

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Ireland: referendum on abortion censored by social media

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While the 25 maggio, date of the referendum on abortion in Ireland, is approaching rapidly, Google decided to ban all announcements relating to the consultation, also on its subsidiary YouTube. To affirm it, it's everyday life Irish Independent.
The policy promoted in this regard by Facebook, which will only accept Irish commercials, both pros and cons.
A sudden censorship is suspicious at the very least, and because it locks down social media, at a time when relativism rages on television, radio and print media, and because it immediately found a favorable reception pro-choice. It is said that it is a choice made to avoid the shadow of foreign influences on the referendum, which seems ridiculous, taking into account how not even two years ago, In the 2016, a document revealed the strong interference on Ireland and other countries, implemented by Open Society Foundation of billionaire George Soros, in support of a “casual” legalization of abortion.
A campaign also endorsed by the Irish section of Amnesty International in exchange for 137 thousand euros that came from Soros himself, as revealed by the agency Media-Press Info: it was completely illegal financing, based at least on the electoral legislation passed in 1997. Without taking into account the hundreds of millions of dollars, donated by Soros to powerful pro-abortion groups such as Planned Parenthood and theAclu, l’American Civil Liberties Union. Without anyone finding anything to complain about. In the face of all this, the sudden moralism of social media appears to be somewhat of a cosmetic operation. Read More

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