Roberto Vannacci, also known as the “rogue general“. This is the epithet that the Guardian decided to assign to the leader of Futuro Nazionale in a long editorial published yesterday, Thursday, August 6. The British newspaper explained to its readers how the former paratrooper emerged into public life, namely thanks to the publication of the book “Il Mondo al Contrario”, described as “an incessant invective and intolerance, which attacked among other things the ‘normalization’ of homosexuality and questioned whether a high-profile black volleyball star could really be considered Italian”.
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Polls, specified the Guardian, show him rising. And this could represent a serious problem for the EU. The reason? According to the English newspaper, “the rest of Europe should pay attention to Vannacci’s rise. At a time when Russian influence on the far right is already a cause for concern, he has declared himself open to the idea of receiving funding from both Moscow and Beijing“.
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Despite the Guardian article not being exactly a praise of the general’s politics and ideas, Vannacci took the opportunity to thank the British newspaper in his own way. “‘Rogue general’ no one had called me that yet… but said by the Guardian it’s a medal of valor. I could have even cried, Conte, Schlein and Boldrini style, shouting ‘this is incitement to hatred’ – the comment on Instagram by the leader of Futuro Nazionale -. Instead, I have a laugh!“.
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