THE OPINION
Of Marco Cedolin

Source: The Corrosive
I firmly believe that with abortion (very little spontaneous) of the possible Salvini-Di Maio government, Italy has missed a great opportunity to try to raise its head and put a stop to the progressive devastation of the country.
Personally I would never have given my vote to the M5S or the League, the former is too absent from the drama of wild immigration and too condescending towards the EU, the latter pays little attention to poverty and work and lacks any environmental sensitivity.
But in an attempt to create a synthesis between their respective programs, the two political forces had managed to create…
to a sort of contract that all in all convinced me (and I would have gladly voted) because through the intervention of others he made up for everyone's shortcomings. A concrete possibility for the country, In short, but unfortunately this was also understood by the great supranational powers who proceeded with its suppression at the hands of Mattarella.
And now what will happen?

The International Monetary Fund (Yes, precisely the one that, after having starved and devastated the South of the world, is now dedicating itself to the West) has placed the country under commissionership and in these very hours his emissary Cottarelli is on his way to the Quirinale to receive from the obedient Mattarella (certain formalities must be maintained for the benefit of the Boeotians who are many in Italy) the task of forming the new government, a sort of Monti bis which is actually already formed since the employees (or ministers if you like better) they had already been hired some time ago for this work experience.
And then?
Sooner or later, probably after having made some progress with the “reforms” imposed by Brussels and perhaps passed a new electoral law that prevents accidents like the one that just happened, we will go back to the polls. But I wonder, as will the Italians who understood the substance of what happened (the millions who have understood nothing will continue to argue on the right, left and anti-fascism) to participate in the electoral farce again, despite knowing that the party they chose would be unwelcome in Brussels, to the markets and all other supranational bodies it will never govern, even if he got the 70% of consensus?