IMMIGRATION

Racism: they will insist. To criminalize Italians. And it will be very hard
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Razzismo: insisteranno. Per criminalizzare gli italiani. E sarà durissima

They did it with the ridiculous statistics on the “racism emergency” in Italy, based on episodes that often have nothing to do with the ethnic conflict and the exact quantity of which remains uncertain from different sources. They did it with the equally ridiculous deliberately invented episodes, like that of Daisy Osakue, whose egg received on the eye had nothing to do with its origin.
Now i mass average they focus even more, looking for nitpicks, acts that can be divided between natural exasperations against the pathological effects of illegal and often criminal immigration, other actions that continue to have nothing to do with the raid and, Obviously, and certainly also acts of racial hatred which are essential in any society in the world (and they are certainly not the monopoly of native whites, as the case of Ousseynou Sy demonstrates fully), especially if multi-ethnic.
To make it very short and simple: if an information system decides to demonstrate the racism of Italians, there is nothing that can stop him. Not even the obvious one inconsistency of the accusations, because it is enough to concentrate on the episodes that occur, make it a general rule by spreading the single piece of news everywhere. With the same method it could also be easily "proved" that a nation is generally devoted to theft or murder. Any country, even the one where the "statistics" say the opposite. Read More
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"Lori Lightfoot sindaca Chicago, historical!". But that's not true
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“For the first time a woman, for the first time a black one, for the first time a lesbian elected mayor of Chicago. A vote that will go down in history", says Enrico Mentana. “Chicago makes history,” he says Republic. We're talking about Lori Lightfoot, new mayor of the American city.

Ora, anyone who follows politics in any depth knows well that one of the parties' key strategies for electing "safe" candidates is to present them in the constituencies traditionally close to their symbol. In Italy for example, we know well that for the so-called "red" regions a candidacy in the ranks of the PCI first and of the PDS, DS and PD then meant having an almost certain chance of victory.
It shouldn't even be necessary to point this out, but evidently in certain cases it becomes impossible to move on.
Chicago, look a little, it is a fiefdom of the Democratic Party dal 1931. The last Republican elected is in fact William Hale Thompson, whose term began on 3 November 1927 and finished the same day as 1931. From Anton Cermak onwards, took office as representative of the "blues" on 7 March 1931, the windy city had only democrats as its first citizens.
While Open, Repubblica and Huffington Post celebrate the victory of the "first black and lesbian mayor" (which may also be true from their point of view, let's be clear), they stop to reflect on the fact that his election was decided first and foremost by the party, who nominated the woman in a municipality that was practically already assigned, before popping the champagne and turning every burp into a revolution. Thank you.
(Of Stelio Fergola)

source – https://oltrelalinea.news/2019/04/03/lori-lightfoot-sindaca-chicago-storico-ma-non-e-vero/

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La "fine" dell'Unione Europea?
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Let's remove any doubts immediately, the European Union is not finished and it is in any case highly doubtful that it will be in the coming years. The contingencies, however, lead us to think that - however the next elections go - the EU as we know it is near its end.
In this historical moment we can in fact imagine the European institutions as a cumbersome bastion that divides two counter-trend and apparently belligerent forces, but once the divider collapsed they could easily find points in common. These two entities are the populist-sovereignists on the one hand and the Franco-German axis on the other, but why could two such different visions find one point of contact to the detriment of the current pro-European elite?
The question goes back a long way, more precisely from the fall of the Berlin Wall onwards. Once the Soviet bloc collapsed, the old European elites - to bring the former Eastern European states into Western orbit- they quickly assimilated the newly independent countries into continental institutions, without, however, having the strength to reform European architecture in any way federal. However, the economic growth of the nineties and early 2000s made us forget all the critical issues that had arisen for twenty years, until the economic crisis of 2007 brought all the knots back to comb at the same time. Read More
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Actuality

Dear politically correct, leave the Middle Ages alone
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Excuse me, legitimate protesters of the legitimate Congress of Families a Verona, my he Middle Ages what exactly did he do to you? Too Christian, with that Church fighting with the Empire for hegemony but full of popes and priests so splendidly sinners and simoniacs? But it was the sacred of the time, just as sacred today is the freedom to respect nothing except one's own individual choices, restricted to the range of possibilities granted by ultimate capitalism ("produce, consume, crack").

They were “dark ages”, obscurantists, gloomy, without joy and entertainment? It depends on your point of view: the High Middle Ages, which goes from the fall of Rome to the year 1000, he saw the people closing in around the towns of Curtense (which were often monasteries), which implied an economy and therefore daily life linked to the horizon of the village. But also later, while in some European regions (Central-northern Italy, When, Germany) they flourished Urban municipalities and continental trade took off, the rural population, that is, almost the entire population, he lived in holy peace, practically self-governing according to forms of local direct democracy since national states did not yet exist (with the exception of France and England from the thirteenth century onwards, and not without enormous resistance). Read More
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Actuality

Lerner is inexhaustible: “The citizenship of the school bus driver should not be taken away”
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After the psychosis of a few days ago, the collection of delusions of Gad Lerner it doesn't stop. Citizenship is not a gift, it is a right. E l'autista that he wanted to burn 51 children should be punished but not twice, this is the summary of his recent thoughts, whose following statement was published by The newspaper:
“Salvini has an attitude that oscillates between bullying and paternalism. But citizenship is not a gift, it is a right. Likewise, even if it is a more unpopular reasoning, I say that it is dangerous to talk about revoking the driver's citizenship. He will be punished, almost certainly, for his criminal conduct. What is the point of invoking a further punishment consisting in the revocation of citizenship? It is a provision that was not even contained in the racial laws of the 1938 and our Constitution explicitly prohibits it”
Racial laws, obviously fascism, obviously more ius soli. The journalist adds:
“They had passed 30 years since my arrival in Italy. In the meantime I had gone to school and was working here as a journalist. But it was at the discretion of the Italian State when to recognize the citizenship I was entitled to. It was ainjustice and it still is today. And this is what distinguishes Italy from other countries, who also have less permissive policies on citizenship but respect the deadlines established by law".
Explaining to Mr. Lerner the difference between him and the driver seems useless. We imagine and hope that the reader will get there on his own. In any case, the Italian journalist's collection of delusions is now so dense that he could write a book about it.
(Of Stelio Fergola)

source – https://oltrelalinea.news/2019/03/28/lerner-e-inesauribile-non-va-tolta-la-cittadinanza-allautista-dello-scuolabus/

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Actuality

Russia, from former state atheist to champion of Christianity
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Among the most beautiful stories told by post-war Italian cinema there is without a doubt the one whose protagonists are a Russian pope and Don Cami­llo, in Comencini's film “Il Compagno Don Camillo” based on Guareschi's books. ­

In the movie, the priest from Romagna convinces the fearful pope to confess the sick and elderly mother of the communist mayor of the Soviet country, then teaching him to fight with him as in the Brescello tradition. To this in some ways comical part of the film, one must think of it by connecting it to the famous words of the DC MP La Pira, which,after an invitation to speak before the Russian Supreme Soviet, had the opportunity, which was rare for the time, to observe the Russian company.
His spokesperson, and journalist, Vittorio Citterich, he pointed out how inside the residues, and often clandestine, russian dog, there were only old ladies with candles in their hands, and La Pira, he replied by stating “If these who seem to you are just old ladies with candles in their hands, in a difficult and hostile historical context like this, did not keep the flame of the wedding ring in Christ, where do you believe future Russian generations would find the fire of the Christian fire that will inevitably come?”. Read More
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Policy

Official: Russiagate was fake news
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Now it's official: the special prosecutor for Russiagate, Robert Mueller, found no collusion between Donald Trump's campaign and Russia. They report it onAnsa, which quotes the American media.
“The special prosecutor found nothing but the Trump campaign, or someone associated with it, conspired or coordinated with the Russian government in its efforts, despite various offers from individuals affiliated with Russia to assist Trump's campaign.", we read in the letter invited by the Minister of Justice, William Barr. Read More

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IMMIGRATION

Orange Vest, l'ultima pagliacciata degli immigrazionisti
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“The orange lifesaving jacket from a symbol of rescue at sea to a symbol of humanity and the fight against indifference” thus Republic defines the Orange Vest campaign, the last one antics of immigrationists to defend the Ionian Sea and his questionable adventure of recent days to say the least.

A beautiful horde of single, politically correct thought, after hunger strikes of various kinds, has decided to push for acceleration, even if the time for masquerade parties is long gone: Valeria Solarino, Corrado Fortuna, Lella Costa, Moni Ovadia, Caterina Guzzanti, some “Hyena”, like Gaetano Pecoraro and Roberta Rei, Leoluca Orlando, Cecilia Strada and – look – Vauro, Sandro Ruotolo, Lily Abbot, Alessandro Gilioli. Read More
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History

Cent'anni di Fascismo
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One hundred years ago an idea. Revolutionary and reactionary at the same time, new and disruptive like the war that preceded it. An'idea, neither right nor left, as new as it is linked to the roots of Tradition itself. A fiery idea, violent and explosive that literally broke with the present. His standard bearers were almost all ex-combatants, men hardened in the trenches of the great war, in the bloodbath of the Apocalypse of modernity. E precisely having fought with body and soul, sacrificing themselves first and foremost, made the bearers of this new idea so reckless and determined. Things had to change, and they would take care of it.
As he wrote Mussolini from the pages of People of Italy “[…] We don't need to wait for the revolution, as the registered flock does: nor does the word dismay us, as happens to the fearful mediocre person who is left with his brain at the 1914. We have already made the revolution. In May of 1915. That was the first episode of the revolution. It was the beginning. The revolution continued under the name of war for forty months. IT'S NOT OVER[1]”.
Il 23 March 1919 were born, in the square San Sepolcro a Milano, i “Combat bundles”.
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IMMIGRATION

Paul Kagame: "Crisi migratoria è una creazione dell'Europa"
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Immigration as an unstoppable phenomenon is one of the mantras of immigrationists. Getting to the bottom of it, it is interesting to note how characters from the same African universe deny this dogma, a little less redundant than usual since the landings of illegal immigrants have collapsed in our country. The thought expressed by is interesting in this sense Paul Kagame, president of Rwanda, during an interview given to The New Times and translated by Voices from abroad last December, whose summary was clear: the migration crisis is a creation of Europe.
The same Europe that first warned Italy about respecting the agreements Schengen, then he hopes that the newly installed yellow-green government “don't change immigration policy” and then again it follows the accusations of a fascist and xenophobic Italian government, after the first "closures" of the ports dating back to last June".
With good clarity, This statement expressed by Kagame at the time is particularly striking:
“Europe has a migration problem because it failed to address the problem early. Instead of helping Africa, it further impoverished the continent. Don't get me wrong: I'm not putting all the blame for the migration problem on Europe. Read More

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