Swedish social democracy, a true ethical state in the heart of Europe, is being challenged by immigration and the “lifestyles” it brings. And which state moralism can no longer curb.
Conviction of two rappers for desecrating Redipuglia shrine confirmed in Supreme Court: an Italian and a Ghanaian engaged in political battle over ius soli. A warning to those thinking of giving away citizenship after only a few years on Italian land.
The obvious failure of integration policies puts more and more women and young people at risk of radicalization, right within schools. Thus ius scholae is a Trojan horse, not a tool for cultural assimilation.
Despite the subordinate role provided by Islam, radicalized circles recruit many women, with mental plagiarization mechanisms similar to those of religious sects.
According to some data, the economic balance of immigration is marginally positive. But it is a temporary figure and does not take into account the social hardships it creates, nor the bill that will be presented in the not-too-distant future for our welfare state.
Beginning in the 1990s, the season of immigration in Italy opened, which in just a few years led an almost mono-ethnic nation to host nearly 10 percent foreign population on its territory.
After the post-World War II demographic bounce, the Italy of prosperity and boom is heading for a demographic winter, with births falling below the replacement rate.
After the Unification of Italy, the country entered a “demographic transition,” where births declined along with mortality. In the first half of the 20th century, however, the general fertility of Italians declines. And one begins to look with concern at the peoples who remain fertile and press the frontiers...
Italy's demographic winter is approaching a point of no return: an old population unable to reproduce and defend itself, resigned and impoverished, at the mercy of younger, dynamic and enterprising peoples.
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