Rags typically fly when a marriage ends badly. And Davide Casaleggio’s connection with the 5-star Movement is clearly no exception. Gianroberto’s son, Beppe Grillo’s historical co-founder of the M5s, speaks to journalists about Sum # 06 – Building the Future, a conference conducted today in Milan in which over 20 speakers discussed the future in many forms.
But, when asked, “What would your father think of today’s 5-star Movement?” he does not hesitate to respond, “I think he would be sorry.” “I often have thoughts that are remote from those they are pursuing, and I am sorry for this disparity,” said former prime minister Giuseppe Conte and foreign minister Luigi Di Maio.
Casaleggio’s lunge had an impact on the 2% increase in military spending “f GDP: “I was astonished and disappointed that the M5s did not engage in any sort of conflict with the members.” I was astonished that there was no debate or confrontation on this difficult topic.” As a result, “there has not been an open debate among members for a U-turn on such a vital subject” is problematic.
Words to honey, on the other hand, for Alessandro Di Battista, a former member of the Movement: “We have a fantastic connection with him.” As a result, his absence in Sum # 06 has nothing to do with him: “Every year, various speakers follow each other, and they are always different.” In any event, Casaleggio emphasizes for the sake of clarity, “I have a feeling for Ukraine that is very similar to his. The lengthening of the conflict is exacerbated by providing weapons to one side and 1 billion per day in gas payments to the other. Instead, conflict must be suffocated “..
Sly, on the other hand, responds to those who ask if politics has a future, possibly with a new movement. “There are various ways to interpret politics, says Casaleggio, and in the previous 15 years, I’ve done it my way, providing citizens with instruments for engagement and a movement that has gone to the government. A platform society, in my opinion, has a lot of potential “..
That is to say, “There are many opportunities for citizens to get involved in big issues. As we saw with the referendums last year, the digital signature may be used in a variety of ways. Citizens’ desire to join and be personally involved is unavoidable, and technology allows them to do so “..
If you follow Casaleggio’s logic all the way to the end, you’ll discover that even the concept that gave birth to the M5s has had its day: “Ten years ago, it was innovative to have a digital movement; today, it is innovative to think of the platform society.”