Piece by piece, the electoral program of the left for the upcoming political elections is taking shape. Marketing experts are already at work on a slogan that could more or less be “More taxes and more handcuffs for everyone”. Rather than a real government, in the event of an electoral victory, they are thinking of a “Committee of Public Safety” modeled on what introduced the regime of terror in revolutionary France in 1793: Schlein, Fratoianni, and Conte as Robespierre, Saint-Just, and Couthon. Marco Travaglio will be assigned the role that at the time belonged to Merlin de Douai, author of the “Law of Suspects” which aimed to limit personal freedoms based on paranoia, obsessions, and imaginary theorems.
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Historical suggestions aside, the Jacobin fury of the current opposition and its scribes is a fact: Berlusconi acquitted for the sixth, repeat sixth, time on charges of having dealings with the mafia? It doesn’t matter, he’s a mafioso who got away with it; twice the Milan Public Prosecutor’s Office, the Minister of Justice, and the Head of State say and document that Nicole Minetti has all the credentials for a pardon? No, the vague and never-proven words of a Uruguayan masseuse are worth more, Minetti must go to arrest anyway; Milan has become one of the most beautiful and sought-after cities in the world?
It doesn’t matter, whoever conceived and wanted it this way must be punished because there is certainly something rotten underneath, even if so far there isn’t even a trace of a single euro in bribes. And then there are the rich, the quintessential bastard race: they must pay many more taxes, even a wealth tax on their assets, and yesterday both Fratoianni and his convicted friend Ilaria Salis reiterated this clearly at a conference convened ad hoc in Milan, hosting the cream of European communism. I leave the conclusions to a revived Beppe Grillo, someone who knows a lot about charlatans, having even made some of them ministers. Yesterday, the founder of the Five Star Movement broke a long silence to say: «If this is the alternative to the right-wing government, poor Italy».
