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Reply #30 - Jan 30th, 2018 at 6:05pm
 
bogarde73 wrote on Jan 30th, 2018 at 2:16pm:
But then you make it your business not to seek out the news the bought & spoken-for media won't tell you.

Every schoolboy knows that.


That's right. I'd prefer to see things for myself.

You?
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Reply #31 - Feb 7th, 2018 at 10:34am
 
bogarde73 wrote on Jan 29th, 2018 at 12:34pm:
Matteo Salvini has promised that if he becomes PM he will deport 500,000 migrants over his 5 year term, starting with 100,000 in his first year.

I didn't think there were that many in Italy. I thought they'd all gone to Germany & Sweden, where rape & pillage is acceptable.

If the EU is unhappy with Poland et al, imagine the abuse it will heap on Salvini. They might have to hire 40,000 more bureaucrats for an anti- Salvini department.


Berlusconi, who apparently is a would-be coalition partner with Salvini, has upped the stakes in the deportation game - he says he will deport 600,000 illegal immigrants.

Another target for the EU elitists
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Reply #32 - Feb 9th, 2018 at 10:47am
 
Bloomberg's editorial view:

A month before its general elections, Italy's attention has turned to the poisonous issue of immigration. Eyeing electoral opportunity, right-of-center politicians are fanning the flames of racism.



A deplorable tactic, it goes without saying -- but Italy's partners in the European Union aren't blameless. When they left Italy alone to deal with the refugee crisis, they did the country's extremists a great favor. It's a choice they may come to regret.


Last week police arrested a Nigerian drug-dealer for allegedly killing a young girl and hiding her dismembered body in two suitcases. Days later, in an alleged act of revenge, a far-right extremist went on a shooting rampage, injuring six African immigrants. Parts of the center-right coalition, which is leading in the polls and could win an outright majority, responded with the race card.

Matteo Salvini, leader of the xenophobic Northern League, said uncontrolled immigration was to blame. The extremist arrested for the shootings had links with the League, which he represented in a local election last year -- a connection the party should be ashamed of. And it's doubly offensive for Salvini in effect to blame immigrants for the attack, when immigrants were the victims.

Silvio Berlusconi, the former prime minister and leader of Forza Italia, also piled on. He pledged to deport 600,000 illegal immigrants, saying this was a "social time bomb ready to explode."

Frans Timmermans, first vice-president of the European Commission, condemned the shootings, rightly calling them "a wilful attack on our most fundamental values." [
What has he or any of them had to say about the endless list of atrocities I have documented in "Meanwhile in occupied Europe"? Answer: zilch
]Yet to many voters these words from Europe will ring hollow. Italians feel that the rest of the EU turned a blind eye to their struggle to manage the inflow of migrants from Africa.

Their resentment is understandable. The Italian government has spent heavily on rescuing migrants at sea and processing their applications for asylum -- while the rest of the EU has failed to devise a system for relocating refugees, which could have helped to ease Italy's burden. Agreement on such a scheme is long overdue.

That's a shame in itself, and the consequences could prove far-reaching. Europe's reward for its negligence may soon be an Italian government less inclined to cooperate, and not just on immigration. Looking back, the cost of more effective burden-sharing could seem like a bargain.
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Reply #33 - Feb 13th, 2018 at 10:12am
 
What Berlusconi wants

Silvio Berlusconi wants his right-hand man Gianni Letta to be considered for the role of prime minister if his center-right coalition wins next month’s election, according to senior officials in his Forza Italia party.



The 82-year-old Letta, who has always worked behind the scenes, is one potential Berlusconi candidate to lead the next government alongside European Parliament President Antonio Tajani, 64, according to three officials in the former premier’s party who declined to be named discussing strategy.

Berlusconi, 81, sees Letta as an experienced operator who could manage relations with Forza Italia’s fractious ally, Matteo Salvini, of the anti-migrant, euroskeptic Northern League, one of the people said. A press officer for Forza Italia declined to comment.

Salvini, 44, has been challenging Berlusconi on issues from euro membership to pension reform as opinion polls show their coalition is likely to be the biggest bloc after the March 4 vote. Still, with no group set to win a working majority, Italy’s next leader could be decided by horse-trading among the parties.

Berlusconi and Salvini have agreed that if their coalition wins, the party with the most votes will get to suggest a premier to President Sergio Mattarella. It’s then up to Mattarella to decide who to forward for a confidence vote in both houses of parliament.

:Bloomberg Europe
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Reply #34 - Feb 13th, 2018 at 12:28pm
 
That Roman genetic material must be damn good.
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Reply #35 - Mar 1st, 2018 at 9:35am
 
What sane society would stand back and let this happen?

Italian psychiatrist: Muslims will outbreed Europeans and take over the continent

Alessandro Meluzzi is an Italian psychiatrist and criminologist, known for his politically incorrect views on migration.

In a radio interview, Meluzzi talks about the announcement of the Libyan coastguard that another million Muslim migrants will be coming to Europe. He says the “European civilisation, with its rights, freedom for women, for homosexuals… is at risk”.

Meluzzi concludes that (African) Muslims clearly have more children than Italians and looking at history, he thinks Europe will be “conquered” by Muslims by outbreeding the native population.

“As long as they’re a tiny minority, they enjoy our very own rights; then they conquer us using those same rights, and they’ll take over our laws and occupy”, Meluzzi said in the interview."

:Voice of Europe

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Reply #36 - Mar 1st, 2018 at 9:37am
 
IMHO, this week's election will see Italians buy the promises of Salvini and Berlusconi to deport hundreds of thousands of illegals, even if they don't really believe they can or will do it.

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Reply #37 - Mar 2nd, 2018 at 10:11am
 
Forza Italia/Lega Nord on track to pick up 295/630 seats according to most recent polling, which gives them the opportunity to form government.
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Reply #38 - Mar 5th, 2018 at 1:22pm
 
So now they go into a protracted negotiation period to determine the make-up of the new government.

But it won't be the Nordic Saga of Gauleiter Merkel, which took six months and delivered yet another EU-bootlicking, globalist, Muslim-apologist assemblage of worthlessness.

This will be a chaotic Italian government as usual but one with an eye to the main game, which is NATIONAL SOVEREIGNTY and walking back the immigration fiasco.
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Reply #39 - Mar 5th, 2018 at 1:33pm
 
Nigel is cock-a-hoop.

"Mr Farage tweeted: “Congratulations to my colleagues in the European Parliament Five Star Movement for topping the poll tonight.”. . .

The recent campaign has been "more populist and more anti-EU" than any other election in Italian history.

Eurosceptic voices not only lead a number of the major parties, including Lega and the Five Star Movement but also have a strong representation in Silvio Berlusconi's Forza Italia.

Cheesyaily Express
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Reply #40 - Mar 5th, 2018 at 2:21pm
 
Bogarde73 has found another cause for his inane blather.

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Reply #41 - Mar 5th, 2018 at 10:03pm
 
Bogie, are you Italian? Do you live in Italy? Do you have Italian investments? Have you been to Italy?

Or are you just another globalist shill?
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