Serums in Trento: «L'Italia deve sapere se Salvini è a busta paga di Putin. Trump? I hope it doesn't last long."

The day after the installation of the new government, the speculator George Soros arrives in Italy and shoots down the new government: he is worried about the proximity to Russia. So it means we can rest assured? (n.d.r.)

Reporting of Andrea Giovanazzi
«There is a close relationship between Matteo Salvini and Putin. I don't know if Putin actually finances his party, this is a question that Italian public opinion has the right to investigate further, Italian public opinion has the right to know if Salvini is on Putin's paycheck". The financier George Soros said this as a guest of the Trento Economics Festival, to those in the audience who asked if they were worried about Russia's influence on the new Italian government. «I am very worried about the new government's closeness to Russia. Those in the new government have said they are in favor of lifting sanctions against Russia. Putin seeks to dominate Europe, he doesn't want to destroy it but exploit it because it has the productive capacity, while the Russian economy under Putin can only exploit raw materials and people. It's a strong threat and I'm really worried.".
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The climate has changed, thanks to the Italian vote


Of Maurizio Blondet
“The EU must understand that populism is the symptom of real political failure”
“It's Europe's lack of reform, not Italy, that will break up the eurozone”.
These are not two headlines from Slovenian sovereignist newspapers. The first, is leading an analysis of the powerful – and globalist-imperialist Royal Institute of International Affairs, the legendary "Chatham House”. The second, it is a title of the Financial Times, the theological guarantor of dogmatic liberalism, and is signed by one of its great signatures, Wolfgang Munchau, who among other things is a "Europeanist", having fought against Brexit.
How the climate has changed. The Italian vote has opened the floodgates to critical analyzes of the German-led European Union, never before expressed explicitly
Chataham House warns the oligarchies of Brussels and Berlin against the contemptuous interpretation they are giving of the Italian political situation: a comfortable read, self-acquittal, which - being wrong - can only lead to serious consequences. “The term populism is adopted not as a signal of necessary political reforms in Europe, but as a convenient excuse to dismiss society's demands as incompatible with liberal democracy.". Read More

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With the new government, the Germans will be forced to listen to the Italian proposals

Image results for Merkel and new governmentOf Marcello Minenna
What is happening in Italy represents the stone in the pond of German and French intentions, the stimulus to reflection for a European apparatus that so far has shown itself to be almost indifferent to the economic and social implications of too rigid fiscal discipline.
The first exam will be, like at school, in June on the occasion of the meetings of the Eurogroup and the European Council on the review of the Monetary Union.
But unfortunately it is difficult to concentrate on this, given the heart-pounding developments in the Italian political scenario; developments that are fundamentally derived from the expansive approach of the Lega e economic policy program 5 position. Read More

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The Yankee Way to Sovereignty

Of Riccardo Paccosi
The Yankee Way to Sovereignty
Source: Bye Bye Uncle Sam
The ambivalences of the emerging sovereignist perspective analyzed in relation to the Italian case.
A contribution to read carefully.
I started talking about the existence of a Yankee Way to Sovereignty, more or less since I started identifying myself, from a Marxist point of view, with this political category. So, around the 2012.
Indeed, since the advent of the Monti Government's austerity in 2011, it was immediately clear that, in the face of German rigidity which directed the positions of the European Union by imposing social butchery policies on Greece and Italy, on the part of the United States there was a decidedly more elastic attitude towards public spending and the state budget. The troika that gave order to the Euro-Mediterranean governments, in other words, appeared to be made up of the “good cop” IMF and the “bad cop” European Commission.
As, many public figures who in that period and in various capacities spoke out against austerity - for example Paolo Barnard, but also Stefano Fassina - also explicitly stated the need to seek political support in the United States and in the Monetary Fund to escape from the death trap of the fiscal compact and German control over our economy.
Since then, a lot of water has flowed under the bridge.
Eight years of austerity have almost completely eroded it, among Italian and European public opinion, the pre-existing support for the Eurofederalist perspective and have brought, Therefore, sovereignism at the center of the political debate and made those political forces that have a parliamentary majority, with varying degrees, they claim to go back to sovereignist issues. Read More

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German financial terrorism against Italian sovereignty

Of Luigi Tedeschi
German financial terrorism against Italian sovereignty
Source: Italicum
Germany dominates Europe through financial terrorism, a weapon of mass destruction for states, which entails the abrogation of democracy.
It was all already planned, however, it was an easy prophecy.
Mattarella's veto is perfectly consistent with a practice inaugurated by Napolitano and now consolidated, that of the president's governments. That this practice is in open conflict with the constitution, that governments elected by the people are removed and other "technical" governments appointed by Germany and European diktats are put before national sovereignty is now clear to everyone. A de facto presidentialism imposed by Europe has emerged. But above all, appointing Cottarelli in Conte's place, Mattarella has made a political choice that clearly violates the Italian constitution.
That of the technicians is in fact an eminently political choice that deposes popular sovereignty. That's how he expressed himself Marco Della Luna in the book“Traitors in the government” (Arianna Publishing 2013), in relation to the appointment of the Monti government by Napolitano: “… In the case of the Italian situation, and in general of a complex system like every country is complex, the problems are many (not just cheap, but also sociological, hydrogeological, legislative), they are unclear but controversial in their identification and causes; there is no precise and shared technique (Why, even within technical economic science there are totally divergent schools both in the analysis of the causes and in the recipes, indeed the crux of the choices is between opposing economic models); it's not just about solving problems, but to choose which objectives to pursue, what priorities to set, which social classes to tax, which to deprive of assistance, which development model (or modestly survival) adopt, and perhaps even more whether to defend a certain national independence or not, whether to accept or reject a Euro-financial architecture under German hegemony, how to challenge and change the current structure of the Eurosystem. All these choices are choices purely political, non-technical; e, based on the Italian Constitution and the general principles of representative democracy, just a political government, with a popular mandate, can be legitimately placed to carry out them. Not a technician or a government of technicians. And in fact the Monti government has done so, with the explicit and repeated endorsement of Napolitano, a series of heavily political choices, ideological, classiste, and very little "techniques". The thesis of the government of the technicians is a lie to cover up a clear and fundamental unconstitutionality, cannot be remedied retrospectively by a parliamentary vote, especially since the parliamentarians and the parties were not free and serene, but they were held under various threats, internal and external, from the spread to early termination before the pension accrues". Read More

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Save soldier Mattarella from those who want to defend him at all costs

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Save soldier Mattarella from those who want to defend him at all costs

The choices of the President of the Republic have triggered an unprecedented conflict. A struggle that sees self-styled defenders of the institutions fight against those who feel expropriated from the popular investiture. But the Hill, seat of national harmony, it cannot become a battlefield. (Of Alessandro Giuli, LAWS)

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THE EU OR OTHER FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS CANNOT DECIDE WHICH MINISTERS ITALY SHOULD HAVE

Written and reported by Antonio Socci, “The Stranger”

The film that is airing these days is incredible. Germany complains about the intolerable interference of Italian voters (via Lega and M5S) in the formation of the new government in Rome which - apparently - they provide from Berlin, like you do with a colony.
In fact, from Berlin they make it known that they do not tolerate ministers they do not like. It's all out in the open, just read the newspapers.
She is scandalized "Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung" for the insubordination of the Italians towards the Germans: “Italy wants an enemy of Germany in government”.
Where "enemy of Germany" is simply meant an economist who wants to defend the Italian national interest and is critical of German arrogance. We have to stay, by subjects, under the Teutonic boot and kiss it too?
The "Sueddeustche Zeitung" explicitly exalts Mattarella who - according to them - is under siege from Italian voters: “never before has a President of the Republic been put under so much pressure as in recent days by the two parties” who “persist on the name of the radical Eurocritic Paolo Savona”.
According to them, it is not the EU, especially the Germans, to exert intolerable pressure on an Italian Head of State, but the parties most voted by Italians would be the ones who would press unduly who simply govern according to the Constitution. As if Mattarella was at the Quirinale to represent the EU (i.e. Germany).
But it is possible that Mattarella, instead of recognizing the will of the Italian voters, will become the spokesperson for the diktats coming from Berlin?
Hopefully this isn't the case. But you understand well what is happening when you read the Quirinalist of the “Press” Ugo Magri – very Mattarellian – who writes: “it is certain that Mattarella has raised the case of new book from Savona which puts to rest all the anti-Germanic feelings of its author, and accuses the Germans of hegemonic aims comparable to Hitler's".
And we need to think about when Matteo Salvini dice: “It's madness, it is pure madness to blow everything up because Merkel doesn't like Paolo Savona, because he dared to criticize Germany in one of his books".
With the full and significant support of Giorgia Meloni, in this battle for national independence, Salvini he rightly thundered: “German newspapers and politicians insult: Italian beggars, slackers, tax evaders, freeloaders and ungrateful. And we should choose an Economy Minister who suits them? No, Thank you! Italians first".
Salvini reasons with common sense and with the dignity that every political leader should have, as if we were in a country where the Italian people are still sovereign, according to the article 1 of the Constitution.
But evidently in recent years in Italy the pillar of the Constitution has been silently forgotten - defining it contemptuously sovereignism – and allowed foreigners to dominate.
So now Germany feels entitled give us orders. And the technocracy of the EU, in recent days, felt entitled to send its preventive warnings to Italy.
Without the highest offices of the State having felt obliged to defend the dignity and independence of Italy which among other things is one of the major industrial powers in the world.
No European country has seen such a thing foreign interference (not to mention the insolences that the German press throws at us).
On the contrary, Mattarella, instead of rising up against these intolerable interferences by the EU and Germany, seems to become their spokesperson and - turning the tables - accuses foreign powers and the EU of imposing "diktats"., but the League who simply - based on the vote received from the Italians - indicated Paolo Savona for the Treasury Ministry.
It seems like the situation described by Manzoni in the “Betrothed”. After the overbearing diktat of Don Rodrigo - who had ordered through two bravoes: “this wedding shouldn't happen” – Don Abbondio began to invent excuses, refusing to marry Renzo and Lucia to obey the arrogant lord.
The two young people thus devised a way to circumvent the incomprehensible veto of the fearful priest, ma don Abbondio scatenò il finimondo accusando di prepotenza Renzo e Lucia.
Manzoni comments:
“In the midst of this greenhouse greenhouse, we cannot stop ourselves from stopping for a moment to reflect. Renzo, that screamed at night in someone else's house,
who had snuck in there, and kept the master himself besieged in a room, he has all the appearance of an oppressor; nevertheless, at the end of the day, he was the oppressed. Don Abbondio, surprised, put to flight, scared, while he calmly went about his business, it would appear to be the victim; nevertheless, actually, it was he who was committing an abuse. This is how the world often goes...".

It is now clear that there is something at stake here much more than a simple ministry and much more than one EU reform like the one proposed by Savona (all the experts, aware of the situation, they know that change needs to be made), ma our own national sovereignty is at stake.
Mattarella risks taking on the very serious responsibility not only of sink a government, but also of drag the presidency of the republic into political contention and therefore in a very serious one institutional crisis.
Once the Quirinale enters the political dispute, some might even argue that the Italian state is submitting to the diktat of foreign powers.
As president Mattarella took the oath with these words: “Giuro di essere fedele alla Repubblica e di osservarne lealmente la Costituzione”. He knows well that this means being faithful to the Italian Republic and not to the German one. He knows well that he has to be guardian of the Italian Constitution, not of Merkel's wishes.
As a French economist said (moreover pro-European) Germany, after destroying the economy in Europe, is in danger of also destroy democracy. They “allow” you to change governments, but never policies. And this – complains that economist – will mark the end of the euro.
Antonio Socci
From “Free”, 27 maggio 2018
In the photo: Silvestro Lega, Bersaglieri with Austrian prisoners in the wars of independence (1861)
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Government, The markets like Carlo Cottarelli. Spread in calo a quota 190, bene l'euro, which then oscillate

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The objective data is that in Italy, if Merkel doesn't like you, the EU and the IMF cannot be governed. Even if you have a parliamentary majority, a shared program, an appointed prime minister, the team of ministers. The fact, which emerged yesterday in its total drama, what should not be surprising but rather indignant is that those who would like to change the political situation are stopped by the strong powers. (n.d.r.)
Skipped the Lega-M5s government, Italy remains under special observation. The differential between Ten-year BTPs e Bund tedeschi, although controlled by the quantitative easing of the Bce, it immediately began to expand beyond the 200 basis points after opening at odds 190,3 points against i 204 of the closing on Friday. The harsh institutional conflict weighs heavily, with the contractors who evoke theimpeachment for the head of state who he called to Colle Carlo Cottarelli with the intention of entrusting him with the task of forming a technical executive. Il yield on the ten-year bond Italian, who had come down to the 2,34%, he returned to the 2,43%. Read More

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The economic colonization suffered and the recovery of monetary sovereignty

Very interesting interview with the Minister of Economy indicated by Salvini. Maybe it's because of what he says, here too, that the establishment sees it as smoke and mirrors?
Of Paolo Savona
The economic colonization suffered and the recovery of monetary sovereignty
Source: The Antidiplomat
“The Maastricht operation was politically and technically very poorly conducted at the time. The few people who thought like me were marginalized”
Of Alessandro Bianchi e Simone Nastasi

Paolo Savona.
He taught economics at the universities of Perugia, of Rome Tor Vergata, at the Higher School of Public Administration and at the Guglielmo Marconi University. Founder of’ Open Economies Review and former president of Assonebb, the Association for the Encyclopedia of Banking and the Stock Exchange. Industrial miner (1993-1994). Author in 2012 Of Heresies, exorcisms and right choices to get out of the crisis. The Italian case
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Only the servants and the ignorant are still pro-Europeans

Of Gabriele Sannino
Only the servants and the ignorant are still pro-Europeans
Source: counterinformation
Feeling pro-European today implies courage and recklessness. More simply, serve so much, a lot of ignorance, both processes and phenomena.
If for the man in the street - who is necessarily ignorant given everyday life, the work, the mass media that misinform and so on - Europe is beautiful because it allows you to travel without a passport, you don't have to change the currency, or because Erasmus allows you, for many citizens - more informed and aware - this Europe of the bankers, at this point, It's becoming a real nightmare.
Already, because this is where we need to start to think: the Europe of the peoples no longer exists, perhaps it never existed, only the Europe of finance exists, of technocracy and bankers.
The man in the street or perhaps the young man with high hopes forced to emigrate to London or Dublin to work as a dishwasher or waiter is unaware - for example - that it is precisely this Europe with its monetary mechanisms that leads him to this gesture. Read More

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