Milan, 22 Sept. (LaPresse) – “Majorino, another of the left’s prospective mayoral candidates, was very clear when he said, ‘A clear message is coming through from New York to Berlin. Let’s do our bit in Milan too.’ His vision for the city is, in fact, modelled on Mamdani’s Islamo-communism and the proletarian expropriations launched by the new mayor, Eralp. At this stage, we wouldn’t be surprised to see Ilaria Salis – someone who knows the subject inside out – on Majorino’s own electoral lists. He, too, pretends not to know Beppe Sala, or to have ever been a councillor in his administration, in order to fish for votes in the far-left voter base made up of social centres, student collectives and radical environmentalists. It is no coincidence that on Saturday he was out on the streets of Rome in support of Spin Time, the large building occupied for 13 years by hundreds of people who have already been rewarded by the PD administration with social housing. This is Majorino’s dream for Milan: prioritising squatters over decent, law-abiding people who wait years and years on the waiting list to receive the keys to their homes. After all, the left in Milan has always pampered social centres: how can we forget the absurd regularisation of the Lambretta thugs? Let us recall that during the regional elections, which saw him suffer a tragic defeat, he went to campaign directly inside the Leoncavallo centre – the very place he would now like to provide with a new home following its clearance. His approach is diametrically opposed to common sense and the rule of law.” So stated Silvia Sardone, the League’s candidate for mayor of Milan and the party’s deputy secretary, in a statement.
Milan, Sardone: “Majorino sees himself as Mamdani; it wouldn’t be surprising to see Salis on the list”
Milan, 22 Sept. (LaPresse) – “Majorino, another of the left’s prospective mayoral candidates, was very clear when he said, ‘A clear message is coming through from New York to Berlin. Let’s do our bit in Milan too.’ His vision for the city is, in fact, modelled on Mamdani’s Islamo-communism and the proletarian expropriations launched by the new mayor, Eralp. At this stage, we wouldn’t be surprised to see Ilaria Salis – someone who knows the subject inside out – on Majorino’s own electoral lists. He, too, pretends not to know Beppe Sala, or to have ever been a councillor in his administration, in order to fish for votes in the far-left voter base made up of social centres, student collectives and radical environmentalists. It is no coincidence that on Saturday he was out on the streets of Rome in support of Spin Time, the large building occupied for 13 years by hundreds of people who have already been rewarded by the PD administration with social housing. This is Majorino’s dream for Milan: prioritising squatters over decent, law-abiding people who wait years and years on the waiting list to receive the keys to their homes. After all, the left in Milan has always pampered social centres: how can we forget the absurd regularisation of the Lambretta thugs? Let us recall that during the regional elections, which saw him suffer a tragic defeat, he went to campaign directly inside the Leoncavallo centre – the very place he would now like to provide with a new home following its clearance. His approach is diametrically opposed to common sense and the rule of law.” So stated Silvia Sardone, the League’s candidate for mayor of Milan and the party’s deputy secretary, in a statement.