And now go with the spare

Of Marcello Veneziani

They are waiting for them at the gate, with rifles drawn. On Rai, in the Ministries, in the public sector, everywhere there will be nominations. And they are already starting to mix threats and victimization. They resume, as has happened at least since 24 years, from the first short Berlusconi government, to talk about proscription lists, of severed heads, as soon as someone dares to talk about change.

Take Rai for example. Once upon a time it followed a deplorable criterion called subdivision, that is, the tasks were divided between the parties. Then Renzi arrived and played the ace-winner; and he had no alibi, But I put the best in there; no, he put scraps, napkins, licks ad personam at command posts. And now, as soon as someone mentions from the government to need to change, they adopt a proven system: they raise the bar against the government, they mark more everything that contrasts it, because then they will be thrown out, they will say it is to censor their well-known independence. And not because they are inadequate, because turnover is expected in a democracy, because they flopped, and because they were there not for merit and quality but only because they were at the service of the company. No, they will protest against discrimination, victims of the populists, sovereignists, fascists, racists, Nazis, therefore fallen for freedom. Read More

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Alert “Swexit”, Sweden tries to leave the EU

SwexitReport Wall Street Italia
Of Alessandra Caparello

From rallies draped with swastikas and swastika tattoos to the Swedish government: This is what the members of the SD aspire to, having thus cleaned up their image by calling themselves not racist but rather social conservatives.
“We believe in social values ​​and try to protect them, for example fromimmigration (…) If populism means being close to people and understanding their needs, then we are populists. But if it means that we don't have an ideology, we're going astray. We have a strong ideology based on two cornerstones: a welfare state with strong national security”.

He has clear ideas Matthias Karlsson, SD group leader in Parliament interviewed by La Stampa in which he indicates his party's moves, i.e. Swexit. Read More

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Central banks are walking on eggshells. QE may not end…

Of Maurizio Blondet

Central banks are walking on eggshells. QE may not end.

Remember the title of the Manifesto? It was a few days ago: “The fun is over!”, he titled. The "communist" newspaper rejoiced because the European Central Bank had announced that "purchases of public debt will be canceled in December", and therefore the interest on the debt that financial speculation would have demanded from Italy would have been so high, to make the government fail...
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Save soldier Mohamed

Reporting of Federici Studies Center

This is who the 'untouchable' rebel groups of the Daara enclave are
Most of the rebel militias present in southern Syria in the Daara governorate (1400 square km ed 1 million people), they report to a 'control room' called the "Southern Front" (o Shoutern Front – SF) was established 14 February 2014 by the United States and is also supported by European countries, as well as Saudi Arabia and Jordan. The coalition (which groups approximately 49 militias as well as local operations rooms ), has a main operations room in Amman (which is nothing other than the branch of the 'Military Operations Center' (MOC) of the United States for Syria).
While the membership of the Southern Front is controversial - because even though it falls under the aegis of the Free Syrian Army (FSA) , it has generally dissociated itself from the political opposition, the Syrian National Coalition (SNC) – what is certain is that it is financed by the United States and its allies. Their militias receive help from Jordan while - as we know - the Syrian government is thus prevented in any way from asserting its rights or obviously acting in any way in Jordan.
Shoutern Front uses very powerful and widespread activity in the mainstream media and from many sources (including the non-governmental organization 'Carter Center' founded by former president Jimmy Carter), it is judged as an entity that brings together 'moderately religious' and secular groups . This judgment, however, conflicts with the proven correlation of many of its members with the al Nusra group and with the jihad financed by the Saudis.
The Southern Front operates in the Daara provinces , Kuneitra and Suwaida and a few days ago it was defended by the spokesperson of the American State Department who threatened the Syrian army with serious consequences, in case of continuation of the offensive on Daara and surrounding areas on a grand scale.
As opponents the Southern Front has the Islamic State in the Daara enclave through a faction called "Jaysh Khalid bin al-Waleed" (also for this reason this group is barred from entering Jordan and from any type of help through the channels activated by Amman).
Although many militants come from the same clans and sometimes the same extended families, the Southern Front is opposed by the Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham group. Furthermore, in the Daara area there is also the faction called Jund al-Malahem which was born in 2015 from a break with Jabbat al Nusra , affiliated with al Qaeda. Its leader was an emir of Jabhat al-Nusra in Deraa. Currently the militants of this group no longer receive salaries and their activity is very limited.
Currently both the US and Southern Front believe that the truce agreed in the de-escalation area is open-ended and confers the permanent ability to establish a Western-financed fiefdom removed from the sovereignty of the Syrian government. Indeed, things were different, the de-escalation area was intended to de-escalate tensions and start negotiations in which all parties would find an agreement for reunification , behind specific and fair guarantees.
Instead Southern Front continues to set its sights on Damascus which is located in 100 km from the Daara enclave and its leaders do not hide that the conflict will not end with reconciliation but with the final victory against Assad.
In March 2018 hostilities resumed leading up to the imminent offensive of the Syrian army. Any chance of negotiation was promptly rejected by the Southern Front.
While the Syrian government has been trying to negotiate a possible agreement to ease the situation in the southern part of the country, in response, local militant groups became active by launching a preventive battle against the Syrian army.

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The gypsy taboo

Of Marcello Veneziani

Sand you want to understand what political correctness is raised by the left and adopted by almost all the media, and what damage it actually causes in daily life, the Roma are the perfect sample. Once upon a time you said gypsies and you immediately reached for your wallet or purse, knowing you were taking a risk in their presence. Each of us has seen or experienced not one but ten incidents of theft and attempted theft by them. On the bus, on the street, in crowded places. Or even at home. You said gypsies and in the best case scenario you would get images of women asking you for alms in an insistent and threatening way, they forcefully shove flowers into your hands to demand money, or they cursed you. You said gypsies and images of beard-haired men with knives in their hands came to mind and you wished you would never meet them in solitary spaces.. You said gypsies and you remembered their degraded centers, worse than reception centers for immigrants, dirty and shady places that you need to stay away from. As soon as a gypsy settlement was established, thefts in houses and in the streets increased dramatically.

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Draghi: sulla fine del QE "non è detta l'ultima parola"

Mario DraghiReporting of Wall Street Italia
Of Alessandra Caparello
Inflation is on the right track but “there is still a need for significant accommodative measures”. Go back to talking about Quantitative easing the number one of the European Central Bank Mario Draghi during his speech at the Sintra Economic Forum in Portugal where his colleagues from the Fed and the Bank of Japan, respectively Jerome Powell and Haruhiko Kuroda.
For Draghi thelast word regarding the end of Qe.

"In the 2017 Eurozone growth was higher than we had expected: growth on annual basis recorded in the fourth quarter was the strongest in a decade. But in the 2018 growth has slowed and, until now, it was lower than our expectations (…) Regarding the ECB's monetary policy, as indicated last week the progress made so far towards a sustained adjustment in inflation has been substantial. The expected end of our net asset purchases in December this year is subject to new macro data confirming the medium-term outlook for inflationinflation. Furthermore, the asset purchase program can always be used if contingent events arise that we cannot see at the moment.".

Draghi underlined how confidence in the return of inflation towards the long-term objective has strengthened significantly over the last few months., but uncertainty permeates theeconomic outlook.

“With long-term inflation expectations well anchored, the underlying strength ofEuropean economy and the continued large degree of monetary accommodation allow us to be confident that inflation will converge towards our objective and that this convergence can be maintained even after a gradual winding down of our program of net asset purchases.".

Therefore, says Draghi, the "monetary policy in the Eurozone must remain patient, persistent and prudent”. Read More

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Donald Trump: The United States will not be a Migrant Camp — ‘Not on my watch’

Image results for no immigration in USAReport Breitbart
by Charlie Spiering
President Donald Trump defended his tough enforcement of immigration laws on Monday, saying that he would not allow unchecked flows of illegal immigration into the country.
“The United States will not be a migrant camp and it will not be a refugee holding facility,” Trump said. “You look at what’s happening in Europe … we cannot allow that to happen to the United States. Not on my watch.”
The president urged Americans to read about the problems and crime in Europe after countries accepted mass groups of migrant populations.
“We need borders, we need security, we need safety,” Trump said.
He chastised Democrats for grandstanding on the issue of immigration instead of working with Republicans to fix the problems. Read More

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Image results for Merkel's endEurointelligence – The CDU/CSU is in open revolt against Merkel

“Pwe really think that the Greeks and Italians will continue in the established tradition of negotiating bad deals that are unfavorable to them?”
Of Saint Simon - June 16, 2018
There is a government crisis in Germany, due to the conflict between Interior Minister Horst Seehofer, president of the Bavarian Catholic Democratic Party CSU, and Chancellor Angela Merkel. The object of the conflict is immigration policy: Seehofer, in view of the October elections in Bavaria - the southern border of Germany on which the Mediterranean and Balkan routes converge - he would like the total rejection of refugees already registered in other EU countries at the borders; Merkel is seeking a softer approach so as not to exacerbate tensions in the European countries on the external border, and now it finds itself in the difficult position of depending on bilateral agreements with the Italians and Greeks for its political survival. He will probably try to offer large concessions in exchange, but in any case it would only postpone the showdown: Immigration continues to be the potential explosion of the shaky European balance. And Eurointelligence.
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