Just
only a week after we supported that The
European Financial Dictatorship in panic again, warms its machine for
a second coup against Italy,
the agents of the
dictatorship inside the Italian political system and its mechanisms
abroad, rushed to verify this estimation!
Indeed,
the Italian president, Sergio Mattarella, refused
to approve Paolo Savona,
a fierce critic of the euro, for
the position of finance minister. Savona
was the primary choice of the two party leaders who attempted to form
a coalition government. Instead, the president appointed a new prime
minister, Carlo Cottarelli, a former director at the International
Monetary Fund, who was expected to present a list of ministers to
Mattarella on Tuesday. Cottarelli is expected to lose a vote of
confidence in the Italian parliament, which in turn is likely to lead
to a new election, possibly as early as July.
Mattarella's
move could be considered a constitutional coup as the Italian
president fully aligned behind the Brussels/Berlin axis, adopting the
narratives about the 'safety' of the eurozone, while actually ignored
the choice of the democratically elected majority in the parliament.
The
latest developments in Italy are taking place under a familiar
climate of terror (that we've seen in Greece and elsewhere),
cultivated by the establishment apparatus inside and outside the
country.
The
mainstream media, fully controlled by the financial elites, are using
the common narratives of fear in their effort to reduce the power of
the anti-establishment political movements. The threats are similar
to those used in Greece and elsewhere: the deposits are in danger,
the economy will collapse, a financial chaos will come in case of
anti-euro forces in power.
Yet,
Mattarella's move may eventually cause a boomerang effect against the
establishment, as it may trigger further rage among the Italian
citizens who will choose to reinforce further the anti-establishment
parties in the next elections.
A new round of direct and indirect threats by the Brussels bureaufascists against
the Italian electorate, demonstrate the panic of the European
Financial Dictatorship institutions, as they see the third biggest
economy in eurozone taking a collision course against them and their
failed model.
The
European Budget Commissioner, Günther Oettinger, made an absolutely
unacceptable statement,
saying “My concern and expectation is that the coming weeks will
show that the development of the markets, government bonds and the
economy of Italy will be so far-reaching that this will be a possible
signal to voters not to vote for populists on the right or left,”
sparking a storm of reactions and forcing even top EU officials to
backlash against this statement, apparently to prevent a bigger wave
of popular rage.
Oettinger's
statement not only prove the increased level of panic among the
Brussels bureaufascists, but that the so-called 'markets', supposedly
functioning on purely economic criteria, are actually tools in the
hands of the neoliberal priesthood, in order to impose desirable
political developments.
It is
almost certain that if the Italian people 'dare' to give more power
to the anti-establishment political forces, the following part of the
imaginary
dialogue will take place: “We will start with
Italy and Spain. We will order rating agencies to attack, exclude
them from markets and throw them to the ECB trap. They will be forced
to take similar measures, as Greece did, in order to receive
liquidity. Then, we will attack France and Germany.”
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