"Italy’s world-famous pro-Third World invasion mayor, Domenico Lucano - who was listed by Fortune magazine as one of the “world’s greatest leaders in 2016” - has been arrested for immigration fraud…
"And the hundreds of African invaders staying in his town illegally have been rounded up in preparation for deportation.
"The move follows Lucano’s arrest earlier this month on charges of involvement in organizing “marriages of convenience” for asylum purposes.
"Lucano also made himself guilty of corruption charges when he skipped a tender process to award a trash management contract to a local co-operative which was employing the African invaders - a clear breach of the law.
"Salvini welcomed Lucano’s arrest and the shipping out of the African invaders as “proof that the government of change has declared war on the immigration business.”
"There were 430 Africans in Riace, making up just under one-quarter of the residents. It is not year clear where the Africans will be sent, but Salvini has vowed to ship most of them home."
Jesus christ I went from hearing nothing about the pastaniggers to it being a nearly daily thing. Mario's striking back hard. I like it. I want this to be everywhere. All I want is for the whole world to be good again. I just want things better for god's sake to the point that Italy, a country I have no ethnic nor practical ties with in any way, is rocketing up the list of my favorite places just because they're at least trying to take some manner of their balls and pride back after the shitshow of my entire lifetime being an unending spiral into cuckoldry for everyone in the west
tl;dr I like Italy now despite knowing virtually nothing about them a year ago.
A good start, but it won't truly change the status quo until the invaders start getting executed instead of merely deported and then just going to invade another white country
Cooper Thomas
Matteo Salvini is really something else. He not only gets the job done, but he's also relentless in the way he communicates with the population and the media. I don't follow him that closely, but it looks like he's doing interviews on daily basis and isn't afraid to debate anyone. This is good not only for Italians but the rest of Europe as well. (The media want to talk to him daily because they think they can get a "gotcha" moment and use it against him, but it's not working as they expected at all. Matteo is legit and people can see it.)
Matteo was basically completely unknown 2-3 years ago and now he's the most popular politician in Europe. He needs to keep doing public appearances with the likes of Orban and other leaders. He should also continue to take part in conferences on EU immigration, security policies, ect. The last one he went to was a tremendous success for him.
