– The Italian newspapers are several days late in picking up on the news Javier Milei at the Davos Forum, where the Argentine President sounded the alarm against the “socialism“, which now permeates almost all western countries. Well: You don't necessarily have to agree with all of his theories, especially those that advocate the complete dismantling of the “welfare state” or that consider “social justice” to be “unjust”. However, Milei suggests one Economic proposal clear, studied, not crazy: restoring power to free-market capitalism, which, like it or not, gave us the prosperity we enjoy today. Does it have any defects? Of course, nothing is perfect in this world. But at a time when “happy degrowth” and “guaranteed income” for all are being proclaimed by the state, there is finally someone who remembers that the only way to reduce poverty is to increase the freedom of the to guarantee entrepreneurship and create prosperity. More freedom, less taxes, “stop attacking the rich and demanding more from the state.” It sounds almost revolutionary.
– panic In the P.D and from the left-wing newspapers. Nando Pagnoncelli has published a survey on Corriere that dismantles, piece by piece, the journalistic campaigns of the last few days. You know the alleged scandals surrounding the Pozzolo weapon, the Verdini case, the disputes between allies for the regional elections, the Roman greetings from Acca Larentia, on VAT, on the expansion of beach resorts and everything else? Here: They make a splash in the newspapers, but don't influence voters' perception of the government. On the contrary: the center-right parties are growing and opinion about Meloni has also increased, thanks in part to the press conference from which she emerged as the winner. In short: bad news from the left.
– Then there is something to discuss Massimo Giannini, which today manages to reveal in an editorial the Prime Minister's secret “strategy” for the coming months: “To win the regional and European elections and then, in the wake of success, to play all the cards on the mother of reforms: the office of Prime Minister .”, which would sanction the transition from democracy to headcracy.” Do you understand? Who would have thought? Meloni wants to win the elections. Look, what a scoop (it's not even worth commenting on the “headocracy”), considering that the popularly elected prime minister exists in other countries with much more solid democracy than ours and no one has ever complained about it ).
– The demonstrators of social centers In Vicenza, they rerouted the route set by police headquarters, cut a chain at a rear entrance and tried to break through the barrier of officers in riot gear to gain access to the exhibition center and thus prevent the presence of the Israeli pavilion. “Free Palestine”. They were well equipped with clubs, “shields” and smoke bombs. There were injured people among the demonstrators and I don't care; but also among the agents, which is unbearable. The question then immediately arises: Are 2,000 neo-fascists gathering around a tombstone to make a Roman memorial salute more dangerous, or are 500 rowdy left-wing men in hoods dedicated to violence? According to the newspapers, outstretched arms are more dangerous. But in Acca Larentia there were no problems with public order. However, the injured man managed to escape in Vicenza.
– It was normal that it would happen sooner or later. Marco is a woman, or rather he was: a few months ago he began his journey to gender reassignment (from female to male), both hormonal and plastic, including approval to change the gender on the documents. Actually, all that was left was to remove the uterus. Small problem: when he went to the hospital for the necessary examinations, he discovered that he was “pregnant”. Now there is great chaos for both the child and the teenager, which can have an impact on their health. What beautiful progress.