I know how it will end

FIFTH COLUMN
Of Marcello Veneziani
I know how it will end. I know this because I know the story, I know people, I know the potentates, I know immigrants. I know them like you know them, from experience, precedents, realism and use of the world. Until yesterday the scene was as follows: I haven't heard an Italian that I didn't agree with Salvini, that he did not consider it absurd to incriminate an Interior Minister who is doing his duty, as well as his electoral mandate, to safeguard the nation's borders, as provided for by the Constitution, and protect Italians, reject illegal arrivals and reiterate that migrants do not land in Italy but in Europe. It is absurd that we have to remember Europe when it comes to paying debts or not breaking the bank. And instead we must forget about Europe when the migrants arrive because then, suddenly, we become a nation and we have to deal with it ourselves. Our sovereignty consists in the obligation to welcome them, even if everyone else doesn't want them. Until yesterday there wasn't a person I spoke to who wasn't of this idea in one way or another.
On the other hand, I haven't heard a news broadcast, and program, a commentator, a man of power or a newspaper that was not aligned against Italy, against the Italians, against Salvini and on the side of Europe that doesn't care about migrants, on the side of the judges who indict ministers in the name of the law, on the side of migrants who land illegally. A dry match, the united people on one side, compact power on the other. Almost no one in Salvini's company, the League is there but you can't see it, there is only him, there is the Meloni and then down the desert. The grillini, when they are not hanging on the Fig Tree, and therefore they lean to the left, they act like di Maio in order to float and stay where they are, and play at being superminister, he is ready to take it all back and dump the Ally on whom the Palace's media-judicial cannons are aimed, dai catto-bergogliosi to the scattered left. Read More

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Government, Paolo Savona: Defeated dominant groups want the government to fail

Government,Paolo Savona: Defeated dominant groups want the government to failGovernment, Paolo Savona: slowly from 50 billions to restart the country

“Complex policies are needed to emerge from the crisis, which affect the behavior of all citizens. Unfortunately, there is a lack of serious debate on the topic. For now I will limit myself to talking about encouraging a recovery for the second half of the year 2018 and the whole 2019, to reverse the ongoing recessionary trend of the Italian economy. The idea is’ to initiate private and public investments for 50 billion”. Cosi’ the Minister of European Affairs, Paolo Savona, in an interview given to the newspaper L'Unione Sarda. “Based on exact knowledge of this expense – explains Savona – official centers such as Istat, Bank of Italy, Ministry of Economy must calculate the multiplicative effect on GDP. In this case the GDP growth would be in the order of 75/100 billions of euros, with a tax revenue of 37/50 additional billions, which could finance a satisfactory start of the measures envisaged by the Government Contract, respecting European constraints and those deriving from elementary economic logic. I am against a passive attitude towards the crisis”. On the controversy over the positions of the Cagliari economist, 81 years – which will be tomorrow evening’ to Porto Cervo, in Costa Smeralda, to present his book 'Like a nightmare and like a dream', with Bruno Vespa – erupted during the formation of the government, he points out: “I have been and am being condemned, I say it in quotes, not for the ideas I bring but for the ideas I am supposed to bring. It would already be’ it would have been serious if I had been serious about my ideas, e’ shameful that this’ it happened because of the ideas that others have freely attributed to me”. So a complaint: “You are’ an attempt by the dominant groups defeated in the elections of 4 March – Savona declares to L'Unione Sarda – to cause a crisis of our public debt, to make the Government's experiment in progress fail. They deployed all the means and opinion leaders at their service to propitiate the event, without indicating alternatives similar to those I have indicated”.
Source: http://www.affaritaliani.it/politica/palazzo-potere/governo-paolo-savona-piano-da-50-miliardi-per-far-ripartire-il-paese-556511.html Read More

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