Altaforte expelled from Turin: the repression has begun
Altaforte officially kicked out from the Turin Book Fair. This is what we learned after requests from the City of Turin and the Piedmont Region, founders of the Salon, who asked “Turin, the city of books", to the day terminate the contract with the publishing house. Requests accepted yesterday.
“It is necessary to protect the Book Fair, his image, the its democratic imprint and the peaceful conduct of a demonstration followed by many tens of thousands of people". That's what the Democrats say.
Casapound, which is not linked to Altaforte despite continuing claims to the contrary, reports that he will sue. And the publisher – wasted breath – in remember that you are neither racist nor anti-Semitic, but it's not good. It is actually totally useless to try to point out that taking positions like that of Francesco Polacchi does not mean denying the Holocaust or necessarily being anti-Semitic, the censorship continues straight and without appeal. The important thing is the labels, and not the contents. As always.
Read More
In his latest book 
The Democratic Party of Nicola Zingaretti it's nothing new. The "left", Indeed, it has learned absolutely nothing from the latest electoral defeats across Europe and is preparing to lose the next European elections too. 
“Il 
“I labor rights, arisen in the negotiation, have become universal rights and have shaped a model of welfare state that, away away, strengthened general assistance measures, the need, the disease, old age. This system of rights, which puts the person at the centre, it's called Europe." The cheek of the President of the Republic Mattarella, it really has no end, also on May 1st.
Cemeteries without crosses or with covered crosses. You read very well. The reason is obviously not to offend other religions. It wouldn't even be necessary to intuit that madness comes from the left, but the explanations are even more comical.
“Fascist” violence is ainvention of the media and politicians. This is not only confirmed by newspaper reports, but also the data of the last one
This evening, in Milan and Verona we will be present at the commemorations for Sergio Ramelli.
«Soldiers! This time it is not just the freedom of your lands that I offer you if you win this battle. Behind the enemy there are women, case, there is a wine among the best in the world, there is gold. All of this will be yours if you win. You will have to kill the Germans down to the last man and pass at any cost. What I told you and promised you I keep. For fifty hours you will be the absolute masters of what you will find beyond the enemy. Nobody will punish you for what you do, no one will ask you to account for what you take » This is what the French war leaflets said which "encouraged" the goumiers, the Moroccan soldiers hired through the so-called Cef (the French colonial army) which had the aim of helping the allied divisions during the Italian campaign, in the last acts of the Second World War. The words were attributed to General Alphonse Juin, who after the first operations promised "fifty hours of freedom" to the soldiers. After the 14 May of 1944 the goumiers of the French Expeditionary Force in Italy, who avoided the German lines in the Liri Valley, in the province of Frosinone, and allowed the British army to cross the Gustav Line (that is, the fortification that divided Italy between the RSI and the Allied occupation zone), they raided the surrounding areas without too many compliments, of lower Lazio, carrying out violence on the population - in particular on women - which today we all remember and bitterly define as Moroccan. In the year in which the violence continued, they went as far as lower Tuscany. Actually, the rapes by Moroccan troops had already begun in July 1943, after the Allied landing in Sicily. On that occasion further 800 North Africans carried out looting of all kinds, raping women and children in the Troina area, in the province of Enna. According to the historian Michelangelo Ingrassia, the Sicilians reacted by killing some with shotguns and pitchforks. But what happened in Ciociaria and the surrounding areas produced even more dramatic numbers. In the 2011 Emiliano Ciotti, president of the Association of Victims of the Marocchinate, declares: “In the night session of the Chamber of 7 April 1952 the PCI deputy Maria Maddalena Rossi reported that only in the province of Frosinone there had been 60.000 violence by General Juin's troops. From the numerous documents collected today we can affirm that there were 20.000 confirmed cases of violence, completely underestimated number; several medical reports of the time reported that a third of women were raped, who had undergone treatment, whether out of shame or modesty, he preferred not to report. Making an overall assessment of the violence committed by the Cef, starting in Sicily and ending at the gates of Florence, we can therefore say with certainty that there was a minimum of 60.000 raped women, each one, almost always by multiple men. The North African soldiers, for example, on average they raped in groups of two or three, but we have also collected testimonies of women raped by 100, 200 e 300 men.