Of Vincenzo Garzaroli
Everyone is looking for him, everyone wants to see it, they want to talk to us, a week in Italy and Steve Bannon launched his pan-European project “The Movement” in style, operational headquarters in Brussels, considered the power center of technocracy, together with the leader of the Belgian People's Party, Mischael Bluestone. Collects populist and sovereignist acronyms from all over Europe. He also last met Luigi Di Maio, ally and co-signatory of the government contract with Matteo Salvini.
Donald Trump's former strategist and guru of international sovereignty, the party of the brothers of Italy led by Giorgia Meloni was a guest in Atreju. Today Bannon decided to focus the episode on his political activities in Italy too, where he closely follows the Trisulti training school, in Ciociaria, the Dignitatis Humanae institute which was awarded a fee of 100 thousand euros the thousand-year-old Certosa, ensuring its maintenance and enhancement. The association, established in 2008 from the English Benjamin Harnwell, intends to train conservative and Catholic leaders with a course dedicated to Cardinal Martini and inspired by Cardinal Raymond Burke, signatory of the “Dubia”, the letter criticizing the Pope for his openness on the subject of divorce, abortion and supporter of Monsignor Carlo Maria Viganò, who denounced the Pope's alleged cover-ups for pedophiles in the Church.
So far only FdI has officially joined, while the League approached the initiative but, for now, informally. We met him in Rome, a few hours before his departure for the United States where he will follow the electoral campaigns of some candidates in the presidential mid-term elections, on November 8, decisive for Trump's future. His project in view of next year's European elections starts from Rome, from the Capital of Christianity he reiterates his strong bond with the President of the United States and as a Catholic he confirms his transparent support for those in the Catholic Church who criticize the political and economic thought of Pope Bergoglio.