Steve Bannon, bomb offer to the League: "I dati segreti con cui vi faccio trionfare alle Europee"

"Italia attenta, l'Europa vi vuole in crisi a vita"Bannon, sovereign pride: it's time for revoltOf Editorial team
For over a year we have been publishing interesting articles by “Breitbart”, we have contacts with the US sovereignist world represented by Trump's former spokesperson, Mr. Steve Bannon, who we met in person in Rome. A man with unquestionable charismatic qualities, great orator who knows how to hit the mark, understand what people want. A communications expert, certainly more “libero” in action since he is no longer in the White House, where he contributed significantly to Trump's election. Inflexible on ethical issues, he declares himself Catholic and has a particular love for Italy, sovereignty, patriotism, the identity. We reported interviews and the project. Now it clarifies some aspects better:
THE SOVEREIGN STRATEGIST
“Italy is the center of the universe because it is redefining its politics”. Word of Steve Bannon, founder of The Movement (international movement launched to spread right-wing populism), he declares himself ready to offer everything necessary to European sovereignists: “My support involves creating polls never done before on the European elections – continues on the pages of Corriere della SeraI can provide one “war room” quick response, composed of agendas of things to say, people to put on TV, answers when they attack the candidate and much more“.

The difference, for the former strategist of Donald Trump, money always does it: Luigi Di Maio e Matteo Salvini “they won't have spent either 10 millions of euros for their electoral campaign”, a paltry sum for Bannon who aims to produce data analysis able to locate where the voters are located and then lead them to vote. But who will finance these beautiful ideas? “I have a lot of wealthy European donors, who have sold their businesses or are getting on in years, people who see in populists a voice for humble people”, clarifies the journalist. Read More

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La Manina will be reported to the Prosecutor's Office. But which one?

La Manina will be reported to the Prosecutor's Office. But which one?

La Manina will be reported to the Prosecutor's Office. But which one?

“Last Sunday, Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte read the latest drafts of the decree and noticed an "article n.23" that he had never read before, as well as his ministers and undersecretaries. The text assigns 28 million euros of funds per year – for three years, Therefore 84 millions (in old lire 166 billion) – to the commissioner management of...
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Be careful, the Democratic Party is finished, the left is not

The world of school, of the judiciary, of finance, of culture and the nerve centers of the State are firmly in the hands of a historically profoundly left-wing ruling class
Of Alessandro Sallusti
There is a lot of talk in the newspapers and in the summer debates about the ongoing attempt to rebuild, if not the Democratic Party, at least a credible and electorally competitive left.
The first consideration is that there is an abysmal disproportion between the much space dedicated to the topic in the media and the low turnout of the public at the various Unity parties on whose stages old war remnants alternate, Veltroni type, and aspiring new bosses, from Martina to Zingaretti. This is the sign that the future of the left no longer interests anyone, not even to historical militants, probably nauseated by the continuous and inconclusive war between the various internal gangs. What will become of the Democratic Party is a question that only nostalgic commentators now ask, intellectuals in disarray and frustrated politicians.
A seemingly de-injured country is a dream come true, and if this were the case it would be a sort of "mission accomplished" by those who have fought for decades, in politics and the workplace, to achieve this goal. If it were true, but it isn't. We are making the mistake of making the end of a party coincide with the end of an ideology, Salvini's temporary success with the definitive redemption of everything that is not left-wing. Let's be careful. This government is already left-wing in its DNA because the Five Star Movement is a neo-far left movement, as all the analyzes of electoral flows have shown. But what is much more important is the world of school, of the judiciary, of finance, of culture and the nerve centers of the State are firmly in the hands of a historically profoundly left-wing ruling class.
Who doesn't even think about stepping aside just because, for the first time since the post-war period, it was left orphaned of a solid, organized and fierce reference party. Nope, this system, survived and indeed grew despite being an electoral minority in the years of prevailing Berlusconism, he certainly won't be disarmed by Salvini's shouts or the arrogance of the fake Christian Democrat Di Maio. On the contrary, good communists are at their best precisely when they hear the sounds of battle and smell blood. Their aim today is certainly not to resurrect the now useless Democratic Party, if anything it is to sabotage the League (operation already underway) and infiltrate the Cinquestelle even further. So for a liberal there is little to celebrate and disarm, because the Democratic Party may be broken but the left is alive and well.

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I know how it will end

FIFTH COLUMN
Of Marcello Veneziani
I know how it will end. I know this because I know the story, I know people, I know the potentates, I know immigrants. I know them like you know them, from experience, precedents, realism and use of the world. Until yesterday the scene was as follows: I haven't heard an Italian that I didn't agree with Salvini, that he did not consider it absurd to incriminate an Interior Minister who is doing his duty, as well as his electoral mandate, to safeguard the nation's borders, as provided for by the Constitution, and protect Italians, reject illegal arrivals and reiterate that migrants do not land in Italy but in Europe. It is absurd that we have to remember Europe when it comes to paying debts or not breaking the bank. And instead we must forget about Europe when the migrants arrive because then, suddenly, we become a nation and we have to deal with it ourselves. Our sovereignty consists in the obligation to welcome them, even if everyone else doesn't want them. Until yesterday there wasn't a person I spoke to who wasn't of this idea in one way or another.
On the other hand, I haven't heard a news broadcast, and program, a commentator, a man of power or a newspaper that was not aligned against Italy, against the Italians, against Salvini and on the side of Europe that doesn't care about migrants, on the side of the judges who indict ministers in the name of the law, on the side of migrants who land illegally. A dry match, the united people on one side, compact power on the other. Almost no one in Salvini's company, the League is there but you can't see it, there is only him, there is the Meloni and then down the desert. The grillini, when they are not hanging on the Fig Tree, and therefore they lean to the left, they act like di Maio in order to float and stay where they are, and play at being superminister, he is ready to take it all back and dump the Ally on whom the Palace's media-judicial cannons are aimed, dai catto-bergogliosi to the scattered left. Read More

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Salvini's anti-America trench

Salvini's anti-America trenchOf Massimo Fini
Source: Massimo Fini
This is getting worrying. More and more often we have to agree with Matteo Salvini, who certainly has the habit of interfering in everything but has a speed of reaction that forces the more fearful Di Maio to struggle to chase him, making him look like a clueless full-back in front of the best Leo Messi.
Salvini is right when faced with the Wall Street Journal's attack which predicts a collapse of Italy due to the inability of its "populist" government and the threatening projections of the rating agency Moody's and the multinational mass media Bloomberg, both American, who seem to have a great desire to downgrade us, after the presentation of the budget law, a storm is expected in Italy from the so-called 'markets', that is, international finance largely controlled by the USA, to overthrow the hated yellow-green government. Which has the grave fault of having made Italy raise its head a little.
Matteo Salvini convinces us a little less when he exceeds in his muscular displays: “We will not retreat an inch”. The Italian precedents, especially from that world which Salvini more or less consciously draws inspiration from, they are not encouraging. Benito Mussolini, who moreover had a political and intellectual stature compared to which Salvini is a dwarf, he declared chest out: “we will stop the Americans on the shoreline”. And the Americans, with the support of the Mafia which we would have paid dearly for and which we are still paying for, in two days they took Sicily. “We will break Greece's back” said the Duce and the Wehrmacht had to intervene to save us from a military disaster (let it be said in passing: Mussolini was unintentionally the Allies' best ally, with the naive interventions in Greece and, even more, with the one in North Africa which Hitler absolutely did not want having other fronts, more important, to cover).
What Salvini seems not to realize is that the attack on Italy by the Americans, despite them and their friends trying to make people believe otherwise, it is part of the more general Yankee attack on Europe. Salvini must therefore come to an agreement with himself: you cannot be anti-American and anti-European at the same time, because a united Europe is the only bulwark against American bullying. Which is the policy he follows, albeit with the necessary precautions, Angela Merkel. Since Salvini wanders around everywhere, go and meet Angela as soon as possible, not with hat in hand but by putting on, this time, dutifully standing at attention before the only European statesman. Read More

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Now the Democratic Party wants to indict Salvini: "Ai funerali claque pro governo"


“STATE ROSICONI”
GOVERNMENT APPLAUDED, LEFT BOOSTS. HE HAD NEVER SEEN HIMSELF AT A STATE FUNERAL.
At the state funeral, boos fly for the Democratic Party and applause for Salvini and Di Maio. The anger of the Renzians. And Anzaldi attacks: “The police immediately open an investigation”
Of Andrea Indini
“There would have been a noisy organized claque in support of the government”. In the aftermath of the funeral of the victims of dramatic collapse of Morandi Bridge in Genoa, the day before Michele Anzaldi is already ready to present a question to the Ministry of the Interior
After being inundated by whistles, the dems were convinced that what echoed yesterday in pavilion B of the Fair was not the case the anger of the victims of an announced disaster o, more generally, the anger from the Italians who they accuse the Democratic Party of having renewed the concessions to Autostrade per l'Italia, but one slap organized in support of the Conte government.
“But how can you think such things?”. Matteo Salvini is dismayed to hear the latest accusations made by the party which yesterday morning received a barrage of boos from the people present at the state funeral. As soon as Maurizio Martina and the former Defense Minister Roberta Pinotti arrived at the Fair to pay their homage to the families of the victims, have been inundated with criticism. This is because it is the Democratic Party that most blame i (continue) relations with the Benetton family That, through Atlantia, check Motorways for Italy. From former prime minister Enrico Letta to former minister Paolo Costa, passing through Romano Prodi and Massimo D'Alema, the liaison between democratic policies and toll booth business it has distant roots. “For the first time – Luigi Di Maio himself said to the microphones in recent days RaiNews – there is a government that has not taken money from Benetton, and we are here to tell you that we are revoking contracts and there will be fines for 150 million euros”. Rightly or wrongly, the people present at the funeral were convinced that they were partly to blame for the dramatic collapse of the 14 August can be attributed precisely to the party that has governed the country for the last five years. Read More

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Benetton Maletton

FIFTH COLUMN
Of Marcello Veneziani
The Benettons not only produced sweaters and managed highways but were the first local factory of global ideology. They were not only sponsors but also precursors of the ideological alphabet, symbolic and sentimental of the left. They were the bridge, it's worth saying, between the multinational interests of global capitalism and the Americanization of the planet, with their profits and their marketing and anti-racism messages, against sexism, in favor of society without borders, lgbt, transgressive and progressive. Their campaigns, entrusted to Oliviero Toscani, they tried to unite the shock side, which often bordered on bad taste and a punch in the stomach, with the progressive humanitarian message: multiracial society, without borders, without distinctions of sex, of religions, of ethnic groups and peoples, with special attention to minors. Remove barriers everywhere, except at toll booths, where it comes to taking tolls. Benetton recently also carried out humanitarian campaigns on immigrant boats and launched a video "against all resurgent racism". The connection between sermons on the skin of the desperate and selling sweaters or charging cars tolls is mysterious. Read More

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Becchi: «E invece io dico attenti a quei due che resteranno alleati a lungo»

THE OPINION
Luciano Tirinnanzi intervista Paolo Becchi su Panorama N. 34, 09/08/2018
«According to the authors, è in atto un passaggio dalla Seconda alla Terza Repubblica basato su un dato che – credo anch’io – non può essere contestato. The inability of the so-called "progressive" forces to serve the interests of workers and small and medium-sized businesses, in short, of the majority of Italians. […] I believe Becchi is right when in one of his articles on the "sovereignist revolution", collected now in this book, maintains that the opposition between "right" and "left" has now been overcome by that which in my opinion sees people and elites opposed. […] I want to give new impetus to popular sovereignty. “Italians first” means nothing more than this. They left us a country with little hope for the future and with few smiles. Rebuilding it won't be easy. But I promise you that I will give it my all".
It is an extract from the preface signed by the Minister of the Interior and Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini, which baptizes the political essay by Paolo Becchi and Giuseppe Palma, From the Second to the Third Republic, appena uscito per Paesi edizioni (304 pp., 12 euro). A book that, first, recounts the birth of the Lega-M5s government and frames it as a definitive overcoming of the political past. Ma è davvero così? We asked Professor Becchi, first ideologist of the Cinquestelle and now closer to the positions of the League.
«Il passaggio dalla Seconda alla Terza Repubblica è avvenuto senza coinvolgere la Costituzione, therefore it is partly an improper definition, but which nevertheless tells of the exhaustion of a political process that began in the 1990s. As I write in the book, il suo aspetto innovatore è nella sintesi tra sovranismo identitario, that of Salvini's League, and social sovereignty, proposed instead by Di Maio and the Cinquestelle. Non a caso l’uno si è preso il dicastero dell’Interno e l’altro quello del Lavoro. Terza Repubblica significa avere un governo che sta facendo nascere qualcosa di nuovo, without throwing the constitutional rules to the wind". Read More

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L'ira del web contro Benetton e Toscani: "Metterete una maglietta rossa per le vittime di Genova?"

Reporting of G.B.
The Benetton family, which through Atlantia controls Autostrade per l'Italia, in the sights of social media. Toscani's do-gooder campaigns are also under attack
Of Sergio Rame
From pain to anger. The transition is immediate. Sui social network, and especially on Twitter, Anger is being vented at this time against the Benetton family.
Media lynching is, Indeed, started soon after the first statements by ministers Luigi Di Maio, Matteo Salvini and Danilo Toninelli against the company Motorways for Italy that, through Atlantia, it is in fact controlled by the Benettons. “Now you will wear a red shirt for the victims of Genoa?”, writes a challenging user Oliviero Toscani That last 7 July had demonstrated against government policies of closing the ports to boats loaded with illegal immigrants.
Several hundred tweets. One after the other. All popped up a few hours later the dramatic collapse of Morandi bridge on the A10 motorway. Social networks are unleashing themselves against the Benettons by posting, just as the death toll increases hour by hour, several shots that portray a smiling and complete family group. In other posts, a photomontage was published in which Toscani is seen holding a photograph of the collapsed bridge in his hand. “Now you will wear a red shirt for the victims of Genoa?”, a user writes to him referring to the demonstration of 7 last July in support of illegal immigrants who land on the Italian coasts. Read More

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