Actuality | Catholics between Europeanism and Populism

European elections, Casini tifa per l'accozzaglia: "Tutti uniti contro i sovranisti"
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A historical exponent of what in his book “Catholics between Europeanism and populism” Matteo Castagna calls “white international” (liberal modernism in politics) or Pierferdinando Casini, “democristo doc”, ex forlaniano, he reveals the cards and demonstrates what is one of the theses of Castagna's essay: il “center which inevitably leads to the left” and sides with the worldists/globalists/Europeanists (n.d.r.):
The senator elected with the Democratic Party calls for a single list in view of the May elections
Emma Bonino, Laura Boldrini, Beatrice Lorenzin and Carlo Calenda. Pier Ferdinando Casini he looks at them and asks them, in view of European elections of May 2019, to create a common front against all sovereignists.
The senator, elected at Palazzo Madama with the support of Democratic Party – he won in the single-member constituency of Bologna – makes his appeal from the columns of Republic. Interviewed by the newspaper, l’ex Dc, unveils his anti-populism recipe, so as to better address the Salvini-Di Maio axis. With a jumble of many different souls, very different. Read More

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Policy | Non-fiction

Luigi Bisignani at Il Tempo: The Casinos of the former DC
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Image results for AndreottiA hilarious article by Luigi Bisignani on Il Tempo dell'altroieri
Of Luigi Bisignani

Pierferdi also messes up with Talleyrand. He compares Andreotti to the great French "chameleon".

And then the Divo Giulio only has to visit him in a dream to dot the i's…

Dear director, excited Easter awakening for Pier Ferdinando Casini, one of the "child prodigies" of the DC, from beyond 35 years in Parliament between political betrayals and cover stories. In a nocturnal nightmare, he dreamed of Andreotti reprimanding him for an imprudent interview with Corriere della Sera, in which Casini compared him to Charles – Maurice de Talleyrand -Pèrigord, French nobleman who had begun his career as a bishop, then he threw away his cloak and became one of the most cynical politicians, corrupt and clever people of his time, capable of anything to survive. Talleyrand, lived between the end of 1700 and the beginning of the 19th century, and has always been considered the symbol of political chameleonism – it was no coincidence that contemporaries called it "girouette", weathervane – it will be performed in the next few days at the theater by Pierferdi himself.

Still rubbing his eyes, Casini tries to remember Andreotti's reprimand, than wearing his usual blue double-breasted sweater, he had just finished a game of burraco with Cossiga, who after all has always been looking for someone to play poker. Read More

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