Once again the EU and their lapdogs have caused a constitutional crisis in a member country. First it was the U.K. and the plotting via Blair, Soros, and the House of Lords, then Hungary and the Soros NGOs, and now Italy with the President refusing to endorse the appointment of a Finance Minister because he is against being a member of the Eurozone following complaints from investors! In all of these cases there is clear EU interference AGAINST legally elected governments or clear mandates from referenda.
Whether you were pro EU membership or not a year ago, how can ANYONE now want to be a member of this totalitarian regime who will stop at nothing to cling to their sick organisation that is completely against nation state sovereignty?
Edit: “It is indeed a joy to see EU democracy at work in Italy. It doesn’t matter how the people vote – they can only have a government and a finance minister who support the euro.”
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Wondered where you were! Just saw this wonderful letter in the media: “It is indeed a joy to see EU democracy at work in Italy. It doesn’t matter how the people vote – they can only have a government and a finance minister who support the euro.”
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Just returned from Spain so catching up!
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No posts on Pompeii or Herculaneum yet?
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That was a couple of weeks ago!!
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Have I missed something, I got so excited by the Italian Job!
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Veni, vidi sum oblitus
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Pro patria et pro iustitia!
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Said who that people voted for Savona? None of the parties had enough majority to form a government, the alliance M5S and Lega is “uncommon” to say the least.
It’s not about democracy (or is it? ); Savona—an 82 years old man [should be retired not running for office as MoF] had a secret plan to exit the Euro over the weekend. That is not only unfeasible, but if Italy is a Democracy, decision like that must be discussed openly.
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Oops, did I say he wasn’t Italian?
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As far as I’m aware, the president of Italy is Italian. But I agree that his decision is rather strange, and actually likely to further the ‘populist’ cause.
The EU is like the UK and US, in that all have failed to make ‘the system’ work for the poorer people since the 2008 financial crisis. Hence Brexit, Trump, Hungary, Italy…
Personally I would rather the EU were made to work more fairly than it were to dissolve back into a 19th century Europe of rival states, alliances, etc.
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Oops, did I say he wasn’t Italian?
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I thought my meaning was clear. Did the EU force him to do it? Anyway, events seem to be moving on!
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The EU almost certainly PAID him to do it! Or that evil monster Soros.
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Is it possible for an organisation so corrupt to reform itself? Doubtful!
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It’s a bit more than doubtful. I’m reading a lot more now into how Greece was stabbed in the back by the German dominated EU, a quite frankly I will not be ruled by a German! There are plenty of countries to take my expertise and wealth to!
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Thanks for commenting. Every organisation in the end contains the seeds of its own demise; so it periodically reforms or its grip with reality is increasingly lost. The EU has a choice. It must be possible.
One could say the same about the UK.
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