Futuro Nazionale’s polling is still modest, but enough to throw the upcomig election into a turmoil.
Former General Roberto Vannacci has created a new ‘far-right’ party, called Futuro Nazionale, and the movement has become a real problem for Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.
General Roberto Vannacci, hopefully the next Italian PM, declares war on Islam: “I don’t want to wake up tomorrow to see crowds of people praying to Allah in Milan’s Piazza del Duomo. Italian schools must not close for Ramadan, and I don’t want mosques in schools.” Every sensible… pic.twitter.com/vdjGC50UI6
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Reuters reported:
“Just four months after deserting Meloni’s coalition ally, the League party, the former general says he has attracted almost 100,000 paying members to his new movement, which is polling at around 4% and rising.
That may sound modest, but in a tight election due next year it could be enough to decide whether Meloni wins a second term, leaving her with a difficult conundrum – should she embrace him, and risk scaring away her more moderate supporters, or shun him, and hope that his momentum will fade.”
Everywhere General Roberto Vannacci goes, he receives a standing ovation. Perhaps we have found the strongman who can lead Italy. pic.twitter.com/U8g01cCbfo
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Vannacci has become known for his uncompromising anti-EU views, while accusing Meloni and her allies of ‘going soft’.
“’We represent that right which is not faded, not wavering, not fearful’, Vannacci told a group of foreign reporters earlier this year after he abandoned the League, which is headed by Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini.
‘Many positions taken over the past three years by this government … have revealed a fearful right’, he said, arguing that Meloni had been weak with Brussels, had failed to crack down on crime and had reneged on promises to repatriate migrants.”
Watch:
General Roberto Vannacci humiliates Ursula von der Leyen in Brussels. Listen to him. https://t.co/E4MbpZXCBK pic.twitter.com/vVcwesb7xH
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