This man wants to bring Africans back to Africa: “There is a lot of land"

Promoting the voluntary return to Africa of quotas of immigrants present on the national territory through a professional training policy developed in Italy in collaboration and in synergy with the African states of origin is one of the programmatic points of the UCAI, the Union of African Communities of Italy.
Born on the initiative of the entrepreneur Otto Bitjoka, aims for 'remigration', 'reverse migration' and was launched in Milan, in the headquarters of the Lombard regional council, in the presence of governor Attilio Fontana.
“We want to bring back a thousand citizens a year to Africa by offering training courses that give them the skills to work and create development in their countries of origin” Bitjoka explained.
A thousand is a bit small, but we appreciate the goodwill.
Also because Otto Bitjoka has rather clear ideas. Certainly clearer than Kyenge.
«Attention, dear brothers and my children, you are used and will be systematically thrown away like toilet paper, I take the liberty of advising you as an old disenchanted lion. It is no longer acceptable to be an instrument of political struggle in the hands of a left against populist sovereignists". Read More

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South Africa changes the constitution to expropriate land from whites

The ruling African National Congress party will carry forward the constitutional amendment project in order to be able to expropriate the lands of white farmers without any monetary compensation
Of Jacopo Bongini
The government's efforts continue South Africa in erasing any remaining residue of the’apartheid, the policy of racial segregation that from 1948 al 1991 made the African country famous throughout the world. As reported by the Reuters agency, Yesterday the president Cyril Ramaphosa he actually stated, in a public address to the nation, who together with his government intends to push for a change to the constitution, so that it is possible’expropriation of land to white farmers without any right to economic compensation, stating that: “It is now clear that our people want the constitution to be more explicit on the expropriation of land without compensation.
L'Anc, through the parliamentary process, will finalize the proposed amendment to the constitution, which will more clearly outline the conditions under which expropriation of land without compensation can be carried out, acting in the public interest”. Until today the’African National Congress, the ruling party in power continuously since 1994, he has always tried to express himself cautiously on a possible constitutional amendment, considering it a risky strategy, and declaring already last May that the expropriation without compensation could still have been implemented also through the laws currently in force. In recent days, however, the situation seems to have worsened, arriving yesterday at the explicit declarations of President Ramaphosa. Read More

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Guareschi, del '68 se ne fece un baffo

Of Marcello Veneziani

Like today (yesterday for those reading, n.d.r.), fifty years ago, in the fateful '68, he went to the other world Giovannino Guareschi. He left the small world that few had described, to reach the big world, the one where that Lord lived who in his House gave advice to one of his fiery dependents on earth, Don Camillo. At least that's what Guareschi says.

He left early, Giovannino, a 60 years, after a troubled life, between concentration camp, prison under fascism and anti-fascism, plus a host of books translated all over the world, of very popular films that represented that fabulous post-war Italy, and adventures in the press, like his impertinent Candide who played a decisive role in the defeat of the social-communist popular front in the 1948 elections.
Giovannino died on 22 July '68 but he had time to write his last Don Camillo dedicated to today's young people. The book was released posthumously and marked the striking contrast between the old communist Peppone (that the anti-communist Guareschi had made sympathetic with his irrepressible humanity), the tough Don Camillo and a young, beardless protester, who was traveling on a motorbike with studded and fringed bags and a black jacket with a skull and the words "Veleno". Which becomes the boy's nickname for Guareschi and also the metaphor of the protest. "The Chinese" also arrive in the town of Brescello and upset the ideological geometries of the Italian-Stalinist Peppone and also displace the religious ones of the parish priest. Guareschi links the protest to the advent of the consumer societyi. For him the antagonism between the two phenomena is only occasional, related, not substantial. Consumerism devours the small ancient world and the old faiths, but he catches Peppone who leaves his bike and rides in a red spider. Consumerism is the habitat of 1968. Read More

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Verona, Fortezza Europa protesta fuori dal Liceo Montanari contro l'inculturazione immigrazionista

Reporting of A.F.
The youth nucleus of the cultural association Fortezza Europa, to which our National Manager Matteo Castagna also belongs, demonstrated in front of the school, involved in an awareness project on the topic of migration, which we could also define as “immigrationist inculturation”. And the PD asks: “Which side is the mayor on??”
The article is obviously biased (but there is also a mini-newspaper online in Verona “sinistra-friendly”…):
http://www.veronasera.it/attualita/migrazione-montanari-fortezza-europa-pd-17-maggio-2018.html
Fortress Europe, in close proximity, replica:

“Reading the latest statements released to the press by the Verona PD in relation to the protest staged by our movement during the morning of 17/05, we find it laughable that this Political Party talks about "numerical paucity", especially after the repeated electoral defeats suffered in recent years, which led the aforementioned "team" to historic lows in terms of approval. This, but, it is trivial matter for those who have long since turned their backs on the interests of their former electorate.
One also wonders how many students the PD would be able to mobilize per hour 7 of any Thursday morning. Probably a number that is very close to that collected by a small, colorful and poorly organized group that, in opposition to the demonstration of the children of Fortezza Europa, manifested, confused in ideas and principles, for the protection of identities, or for the same theme that he took further 30 students to raise their voices against the tragic outcomes born from the union between the Piddina-branded Buona Scuola and the world of finance. It is difficult to make even a numerical estimate, since in addition 15 years of opposition there are no memories of Piddine demonstrations in the city.

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