News reports in recent days show a disturbing surge in crimes committed by immigrants: rapes, assaults, murders, robberies. The cause, lax and forgiving policies. Will the government intervene or will the citizens have to defend themselves?
The Home Office in London has raised the alarm about the threat of Islamic terrorism brought by radical Pakistani preachers, some of whom have recently been arrested and convicted.
There is a resurgence of attacks in Europe: at least three since early January. In Italy dismantled organization aiding illegal immigration that also helped jihadists.
Milan is now in disarray, and the facts speak for themselves: between Thursday, August 11 and Friday, August 12, as many as five assaults with robbery intent and one averted massacre on the A1.
The murder of Alika Ogorchukwu has turned from a news story to a political polemic in the election campaign. Controversy that could, however, be turned back on those who initiated it. What did progressives do when, in the past, it was the immigrant who killed the Italian for trivial reasons?
According to the latest Ismu report as of January 1, 2021, there were 5,756,000 foreigners in Italy. Thus, 8.45 percent of the resident population who commit 30 percent of crimes show a propensity to crime about four times higher than Italians.
The Machiavelli has just published a report examining the violence of New Year's Eve and a series of assaults and robberies that occurred between mid-January and early February, but in the meantime the situation in Milan has worsened.
The death of Isis leader Abu Ibrahim al-Qurashi last February in the Idlib area opens a series of questions about the future of Isis and more generally about jihadist activity and its supporters.
Nuovi documenti, recentissimamente pubblicati dal "Riformista", sull’attentato del 9 ottobre 1982 alla Grande Sinagoga di Roma, stanno creando serio imbarazzo istituzionale.
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