Italy's populist parties agree to form government

CNN ^ | May 31, 2018 | Livia Borghese and Judith Vonberg

[C19fan]

Italy's populist parties have reached an agreement to form a coalition government, signaling a possible end to the country's months-long political uncertainty.

The right-wing League and anti-establishment Five Star Movement announced the news Thursday evening. The new government will be led by Giuseppe Conte, a law professor and political novice who was first proposed as prime minister by the parties last week. Carlo Cottarelli, a former official at the International Monetary Fund who was asked by President Sergio Mattarella to form an interim government earlier this week, has relinquished his mandate to make way for Conte.

[C19fan]

Let us see if the PresidentIl Duce allows this gov't to form or will he decide to veto it.

[Zathras]

And I go to Italy in 2 weeks!
It will be interesting to see how long it takes Germany to invade.

[Governor Dinwiddie]

The Italian nationalist parties (i.e "the good guys") together recently won the majority of votes in the election. The EU tried to intervene and reject the voters' mandate, essentially leading to a crisis of democracy. It looks like sanity prevailed and the peoples' voices will be heard.

There is a strong possibility that the Italy could leave the EU in the relatively near future if this sentiment prevails. Italy has had to take the brunt of primitive people straight from the jungle and Mohammedland literally invading their country with Soros sponsored armadas of ersatz landing craft.

This is an organized invasion sponsored by Deep State players with deep pockets. The goal is not not a better life for the invaders. The goal is the destruction of Western civilization: culturally, linguistically, and ethnically. It is an ethnic cleansing that would make Hitler blush.
 

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I understand that one thing the coalition agrees on is the need to deport 500,000 aliens.

The Vatican seems to favor muslim immigration, perhaps Italy can deport a substantial number to there?

Think of all the money they’d save on transportation costs!

[KyCats]

Really bizarre coalition. Hard to see it working out.

The only thing they have in common is they both oppose the eurozone rules which make it impossible for them to deal in any meaningful way with the country’s massive debt.