Vannacci: "A dirty dozen in Parliament, we are nobody’s children"

“We represent the waste, the scum and we are proud of it. In Parliament we are a dirty dozen, here we are nobody’s children and we are very proud of it.”former general Roberto Vannacci he proudly underlines from the stageconstituent assembly Of National future the distance of the party he founded from all the others. AtConciliation Auditorium Of Roma off with theMameli’s anthem and everyone standing. And then on to the discussion offormer general who harangued his people by claiming the ‘values’ he believes in and wants to represent.

“L’Italy to Italiansl’Italy to Italians and I’m not ashamed to say it,” said theformer general Roberto Vannacci from the stageConciliation auditorium Of Roma. “When we say theAfrica to Africansl’Argentina to the Argentines no one says anything when we say theItaly to Italians they tell us we need to be re-educated,” he added.

Political position and party identity

“We take sides in the field ofpolitical action even if someone doesn’t take ours into consideration motions – he added – we will continue to consider ourselves proudly Italians. We have the dirty dozen in Parliament and no one’s children before us. We don’t want the good ones. We leave them to Pda M5s, Avs. We are here to serve the interests of Italians“.

Coherence and political alliances

So he claimed it consistency: “I will not soften my positions and I will not change them. The party – which was born today – even before being born is at 5%. National future is the sextant of the centre-right that somehow drifted away.” And, speaking of possible alliances with the centre-righthe explained: “I am willing to collaborate” with those who “respect our red lines. Whoever wants to get on the boat should get on” but respecting “our red lines which we will not change”.

Response to political criticism

Therefore, he added, “or with us of National future that we are the guardians of citizenship and of sovereignism or with von der Leyen, Draghiil globalism“. An indirect response fromformer general to those who accuse him, as the prime minister did, Giorgia Meloniof not having voted there trust in the government and to play into the hands of the left. “I don’t answer the Prime Minister. If he has a question to ask, he will ask me directly – he then explained – I understand that he spoke to the dirty dozen. A Melons I will answer when he asks me,'” he said again Roberto Vannacci explaining: “They should keep the accusation of being a crutch of the left to themselves because it’s certainly not us.”

Criticism of the European Union

Vannacci, Euro brought to Bruxelles from the Legahe then spoke in press conference expressing his opinion on theEuropean Union: “I remember an Italian guru, Study Programwho said that with entry into theeuro we would have worked one day less. Certainly the entry intoeuro it didn’t do us any good. Exit theeuro? It’s difficult but if after 30 years theEuropa it’s falling apart we should do something,” said theformer general at the press conference. “We need to change course. Today theUe it is more unstable, fragile, insecure. This model of European Union in which the politics is subjected toeconomy it does not work”.

Position on the centre-right and migrants

On the future of his party, Vannacci he specified: “I have never talked about joining the centre-rightit is the center-right that talks about it, underlining that “the red lines Of Fnv they don’t touch each other.”

Line on migrants and costs of immigration

Sui migrants he then reiterated his closing positions: “It’s me Sovereign state that I decide how many people legally enter mine Village. In my conception, in the current moment, none should enter. The purpose of theItalia and gods sovereign countries it is doing what is good for one’s own citizenship“said theformer general who said that then, answering a question about the costs of remigrationadded: “In Germania l’mass immigration it’s expensive, come on 36 to 40 billion per year. In France they calculated approx 20 billion per year because we support these gentlemen.” “These are them foreigners that erode it Italian social state that Italians have built themselves with their own work”, he added.