Strasbourg attack, Meluzzi speaks: “Something doesn't add up”
A new terrorist attack, this time in Strasbourg, one of the capitals of political Europe, headquarters of the European Parliament. The Islamic terrorist matrix now seems confirmed. The attacker who opened fire at the Christmas markets, however, in this case does not come from the Middle East but was born in France and is defined as a "hybrid", that is, someone who became radicalized after being involved in common crime. In short, one that mixes common crimes such as robbery, drug dealing, extortion from Islamic radicalism. It is very likely that the radicalization occurred in prison where the man would have been detained several times in the past. In fact, he was already known to the police force, he had been registered as dangerous and had narrowly escaped a search yesterday morning as part of an investigation into an extortion case. The Special he talked about it with the psychiatrist and forensic criminologist Alessandro Meluzzi with which we tried to understand how it is possible to identify and stop these so-called "hybrid" subjects. Read More
“It is clear that they are trying to put a spoke in our wheels. And the accusation of kidnapping, and abuse of office, and the seizure of accounts... it seems to me that this is going too far. It is clear that someone is not resigned to the fact that Salvini is in government". The Minister of the Interior and Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini says this in an interview with The Press after the ruling of the Review which authorizes the seizure of 49 millions from the Northern League for electoral reimbursements presumably not due since 2008 al 2010. What will the League do now?? How will it be able to remain standing without a euro of financing given that the sentence orders the seizure of present and future accounts and therefore also of the sums that will be received? The philosopher Paolo Becchi He has an idea of his own and he exposes it to The Special.
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