The blunder of the Pd, with a patch worse than the hole, unleashes Ignazio La Russa. “In Pisa a black writing on a yellow wall immediately triggers the fascism alarm. The left denounces, argues, sends press releases. After all, it is known… ‘When the right is in government, democracy is in danger’ (I’ve already heard this somewhere),” writes the president of the Senate on social media. “Then minutes pass, maybe a few hours, and the truth is finally discovered: the hand that made that ‘nostalgic’ writing was not that of dangerous comrades in black shirts but that of some workers during the renovation works of the Collodi school,” he continues.
Pisa, Pd blunder: “Fascist writings at school”. But they are the workers’ instructions for the works
“The writings and symbols attributable to the fascist and Nazi imagery that appeared on the walls of the primary school…
“No Ventennio then. Nor batons and castor oil. Just banal construction indications… for the thermal insulation. From black shirts to thermal insulation. The heat plays nasty tricks, but often the obsessions of the left do too,” he ironically concludes. After all, after the sensational dem gaffe, the apologies were all laughable.
Writings for bricklayers mistaken for fascist, another Pd blunder: “Blame the worry”
The patch is worse than the hole… Faced with a sensational blunder, the Democratic Party even manages to make it worse…
“The right in Pisa mocks me because I made a mistake, and it is right to admit it. Mistaking the construction site writings for fascist slogans was a mistake made out of excessive concern for the fascist resurgence proliferating in Pisa and the country. That concern which the right completely lacks, so much so that it remains silent when similar writings appeared and were true,” wrote on Facebook Ylenia Zambito, who still managed to bring fascism into the picture where it was not.
