Vannacci, “homosexuality and normal people”: the shock vademecum for Fn militants | Libero Quotidiano.it

“Language notes”: this document, a sort of handbook, would have been sent in recent days in the chats for members of the party of General Roberto Vannacci, Futuro Nazionale. It would be, as read on Repubblica, a manual to deal with journalists and “uncomfortable or provocative” questions avoiding gaffes. The document would specifically contain 13 questions with as many pre-prepared answers. The author’s name would have remained in the properties of the Word file and would be that of Francesco Cosimato, retired general.

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Three question-answer pairs would concern gays. In particular, it would be explained that “homosexuality is a personal condition, not a right and, above all, it must not be a cultural model to impose on normal people.” And again: “Normal people no longer have rights, only duties, that is why they no longer vote,” it is unclear if this is addressed, in this case, to journalists or politicians. To the question “why do you have it in for homosexuals?”, instead, Futuro Nazionale’s answer would first provide reassurance: “We have it in for no one,” and then an attack against “the ideologists who condition and induce people to revolt against their own DNA, their nature.”

So, it goes from homosexuality to gender identity: according to Fn, those who try “to belong to a sex that nature did not give them” would be “a person at war with themselves”, destined to take “medications for life even if healthy.” A condition that, handbook in hand, would even make them “useful to power” because “they keep to themselves while the people are in difficulty.” On the reason behind their hostility to the presence of “gays on TV,” then, militants and representatives of Vannacci’s party should respond by saying that in that way gays would be “overrepresented” in political and cultural debate to the detriment of those with a “traditional culture,” who would thus be discriminated against by the “post-communist single thought.”

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Among the topics addressed in the manual is also anti-fascism. In case a journalist should ask: “Do you define yourself as anti-fascist?”, the answer should be this: “I answer you with our Leader. We do not need to define ourselves as anti-fascists because fascism is a historical phenomenon now buried.” The word “comrades,” instead, would have been “usurped by politics,” also because “comradery,” the document always specifies, is “a noble feeling if not sullied by politics.” The vague answer to the question “Are you Putin supporters?”: in this case, one must say they do not appreciate “Putin’s propaganda,” then immediately shift the discussion to Western propaganda, accused of having claimed that “Putin would be dead and Russia would have collapsed”: “Enough lies, let’s not parrot the radical chic press releases.”

Another unavoidable topic is immigration. Futuro Nazionale specifies that it does not want to “expel all immigrants,” but only to “implement remigration,” sending back to their countries of origin “immigrants or Italian citizens of foreign origin who commit crimes.” Finally, other topics are addressed, such as femicide and Europe. While to the question about a possible alliance with the center-right, the good militant should answer: “When the elections approach, there will be central-level party talks to agree on a program; if the red lines defined by our president are not crossed, we will ally.”

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