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The Play of Shadows

Marco Mandrino

Those who truly pull the strings of the world enjoy the ideological fan clubs that rage about without any real chance of changing anything in society. In political fan clubs, just as in football ones, there are some who, failing to understand that it is a game and should be taken as such, end up harming innocent people mistaken for imaginary enemies.

Among the ideological fan clubs, the sickest of all today is that of the Antifa. In the absence of fsism*, they pounce like rabid dogs foaming at the mouth on anyone they perceive as out of line with their absolute nothingness. They silence people with sheer racket in universities or at book fairs, through to disorder in the cities, even going as far as killing innocent people.

And so it has happened again. Through the blind ignorance of a few lunatics, even convinced they are in the right (which only makes them more dangerous), after Charlie Kirk it was the turn of a young Frenchman named Quentin.

Naturally, for the Italian press, servant of the stirrers of chaos, the news is secondary and, when it is mentioned, Quentin becomes a “far-right extremist”, a label applied to say, without even having the courage to spell it out: “he asked for it”.

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