«Because Spain can reject migrants, ma se lo fa l'Italia è razzista?» (video)

Of Carlo Marini

ASSAULT IN CEUTA, 100 IMMIGRANTS CROSS THE SPANISH BORDER

After crossing the Spanish border in Ceuta and attacking patrol officers, these gentlemen were sent back to Morocco thanks to an international agreement twenty years ago. If Spain does it, it's fine, but if I propose it then I'm racist, fascist and inhuman. I move forward, in the face of the do-gooders and radical chic of the left. #rate of invasion

Published by Matteo Salvini on Friday 24 August 2018

«After crossing the Spanish border in Ceuta and attacking patrol officers, these gentlemen were sent back to Morocco thanks to an international agreement twenty years ago. If Spain does it, it's fine, but if I propose it then I'm racist, fascist and inhuman". Interior Minister Matteo Salvini wrote this on Twitter, posting a video with a group of migrants.

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Horrible foreboding: Morandi Bridge will not be rebuilt and Salvini in prison…

I have a horrible feeling: no one will rebuild the Morandi Bridge. And Salvini in prison.

I have a horrible feeling: no one will rebuild the Morandi Bridge. And Salvini in prison.

At that time, Let's summarize the initiatives of the judiciary. The prosecutor of Agrigento gets on Diciotti and opens a case "against unknown persons" for "kidnapping". He is targeting Salvini, Obviously. Public prosecutor of Genoa: sends Finance to the Autostrade offices to seize management's "computers and cell phones".. Eight days after the collapse of the Morandi Bridge. It's called eight days. A long, long time to…
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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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Attali attacks Salvini

ATTALI ATTACCA SALVINI. And he's not the only one.

ATTALI ATTACCA SALVINI. And he's not the only one.

There is a link between Salvini in power and the collapse of the Genoa bridge”. A conspiracy theorist whose exceptional power we know assures us, Jacques Attali. The banker, creator of Macron, creator of the European treaties in the sense (by his admission) more antidemocratic, he wrote a poisonous paragraph in one of his blogs in the weekly L'Express, already reported for attacks on Salvini, That …
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Latest electoral political polls. The center-right electorate believes in Salvini

What the findings of the main polling institutes say

Latest election polls | Elections 2018 | All updates, survey after survey | Latest update: 15 August election polls today

Five months have passed since elections of 4 March 2018 (all the latest news here), who would Italians vote for today??

15 August – Nasi survey: the center-right electorate believes in Salvini

According to a survey conducted by the Ferrari Nasi institute published on Libero il 67 percent of center-right voters believe that Matteo Salvini, despite the government coalition with the M5s, is protecting the interests of the center-right coalition.
83 percent believe that Salvini is achieving good results for the interests of the coalition. Only the 12 percent of center-right voters are not satisfied.
Il 53 percent of the League's electorate would like to form a government with only center-right forces, namely Forza Italia and Fratelli d'Italia.
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Salvini: «This government is scary. The strong powers will try to crush us"


Wall Street Journal: «Italy is a danger for the euro». Salvini: «The strong powers want to crush us»

According to the newspaper, the "danger" is represented by the "market shocks experienced last week on Italian debt and the new attacks against the European establishment by politicians in Rome"

Of Paola Di Caro

The first was Giancarlo Giorgetti about ten days ago: «I expect the attack, the markets are populated by hungry hedge funds who choose their prey and act". Parole, those of the Northern League undersecretary to the Presidency of the Council, that had shaken the political scene, and which were immediately collected by other government officials. Like Luigi Di Maio, who immediately said he was ready to react if the much-feared storm on the markets were to arrive: «If someone wants to use the markets against the government, know that we are not blackmailable. There is no Berlusconi at Palazzo Chigi who gave up for his companies".

The Wall Street Journal article
L'articolo del quotidiano americano
The article from the American newspaper

Il 19 Matteo Salvini took up the theme of a possible assault on the government and the "Italian experiment" by international "strong powers" in August, with a stark warning: «They will try to crush us, but we will not retreat an inch. Almost as if to open a preventive polemical front, also - perhaps - in reaction to an article in the Wall Street Journal according to which the end of the "long marathon" to save Greece will mark "the closure of the Eurozone crisis", if it weren't for "Italy and the nagging fear that the euro isn't so stable after all". A "danger", the Italian one, represented by the «market shocks relived last week on Italian debt and the new attacks against the European establishment by politicians in Rome», which could lead to a "destabilizing capital flight". The financial newspaper explains that the decisive test will be in the autumn, when "the Italian populist government will have to present the budget law and explain how it will cover its expensive promises to voters".

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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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Merkel is sovereign, not Salvini. And of the most tribal kind, short and obtuse

Merkel is sovereign, not Salvini. And of the most tribal kind, short and obtuse.

Merkel is sovereign, not Salvini. And of the most tribal kind, short and obtuse.

I happened to listen to a speech by Maurizio Molinari on Radio Radicale, the neocon director of La Stampa, on the "revolt of the middle class" which has become anti-European and votes for the "sovereignists". Apodictic as usual, Molinari declared that "sovereignism" is "a version of nationalism", but less beautiful than the nineteenth-century one: that expressed a “will to unite”, to “add”, This …
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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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