Vaffanculo, Matarella! Impeach This Lousy President!
So all those months of tortuous negotiation have been washed down the drain by one man’s arrogance.
We named the Europhiliac President Matarella as the problem facing Italy just a week ago…
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‘Europe is his absolute priority’
Viva Italia! Patriot Allies Face Down Europhiliac President!
….but at that point we honestly never thought Matarella would kick his own country in the teeth and diss democracy in such a brazen way.
“We were a few steps away from forming a government, and we were stopped because in our cabinet there was a minister who criticized the EU,”
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That’s Five Star leader Di Maio’s surely accurate diagnosis of the situation.
“I want this institutional crisis to be taken to parliament… and the president tried…”
De Maio then quoted the details of the Italian Constitution (like the UK’s though that is unwritten) the head of state has powers but rarely uses them.
Presidential intervention might be defensible if the ministerial candidate were of doubtful sanity, or corrupt.
But certainly NOT to defy the will of the Italian people as expressed via the ballot.
Sergio ‘Enemy Within’ Matarella and his comrade, Liar Juncker, will see nothing wrong with trying to instal a collaborationist ‘interim government,’ eager to play the Brussels game by Brussels rules.
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But most Italians may beg to differ from The Liar and The Traitor.
Di Maio’s quite clear. Under that article, the president would be voted on “for high treason or attacking the constitution”
Italy’s 5-star leader says president should be impeached
By the way, ‘Vaffanculo’ is a VERY rude Italian word.
Urban Dictionary: vaffanculo
Tina Mirelli, 
Ray Dillman, and 
Aldo N are discussing. 
rossrightangle 
Aldo N 18:07 on May 28, 2018 Permalink |
I cheer you mastery of Italian. That rude word is perfect for Matarella.
We gave our votes to parties we like best and they are ready to make government but now we see what the English people confront.
You English voted for freedom from Brussels in 2016 and every day since that day for two years now the EU and its collaborationists have used all possible methods to prevent the democratic wish.
We also now see that our votes are not important if the Brussels collaborationists think they will prevent our government.
We have a pro-Brussels prime minister forced on us by a pro-Brussels president and we are ordered to vote again in 2019. If our votes in next year do not please Matarella then must we vote again and again until we vote fot collaborationist parties?
Vaffanculo, yes that is what we must say to Matarella.
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Ray Dillman 20:23 on May 28, 2018 Permalink |
I’m in full agreement with di Maio and Salvini about this constitutional coup detat in Italy, the elected majority blocked from forming a government and the unelected stooge given power to rule for up to a year and entrench the EU order there.
All bad for Italy and for democracy but I am surprised you didn’t pick up on the parallels with what has happened in Britain since the majority vote to get us out of the EU.
Constitutional outrages, the people’s votes ignored by the Brussels Bunch in both lords and Commons, and since that traitor Matarelli is a former judge, we can expect no more court help to restore representative government in Italy than the UK judiciary have given to the democratic side in our country.
On the other hand, you did notice this and assumed it was so obvious you saw no need to say so?
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Tina Mirelli 02:53 on May 29, 2018 Permalink |
He must go.
Let this Matarella go to Brussels or to one oh his migrant camps in Libya but we do not want him in Rome.
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