Those who love the TV series Boris will remember the actress Corinna’s difficulties in pronouncing the word “jeweler”. In the wake of the controversy over the monologue, which the writer Antonio Scurati was unable to read on Rai, here comes a meme created by Great Scourge with the use of artificial intelligence. In the clip, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is unable to pronounce the word “anti-fascist”. The Strega award in her speech, now made popular everywhere and also read today at the Liberation Day in Milan, lamented precisely the difficulties of the current government in pronouncing that term. «The word that the Prime Minister refused to pronounce will still throb on the grateful lips of all sincere democrats, be they left, center or right. Until that word – anti-fascism – is pronounced by those who govern us, the specter of fascism will continue to haunt the house of Italian democracy”, she explained in the speech skipped for the CheSarà programme. Will Corinna aka Giorgia be able to say anti-fascist? Anyone who knows Boris already knows how he will end up.
What did Giorgia Meloni (the real one) say (or rather write) for this April 25th
Today, during the day of April 25, the Prime Minister entrusted her best wishes to the Italians on her social channels. «On the day in which Italy celebrates the Liberation, which with the end of fascism laid the foundations for the return of democracy, we reiterate our aversion to all totalitarian and authoritarian regimes. Those of yesterday, who oppressed the people in Europe and around the world, and those of today, who we are determined to oppose with commitment and courage. We will continue to work to defend democracy and for an Italy finally capable of uniting on the value of freedom. Long live freedom! », She wrote on Instagram.
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- 25 April, Justice Minister Nordio booed in the square in Treviso «We anti-fascists? It’s obvious!” – Video
- April 25, the message of the historian Barbero to those who today decide not to define themselves as anti-fascist: «Tell me to my face that you preferred the SS to the partisans» – The video
- April 25, Roberto Salis reads, moved, the letter from his daughter Ilaria: «I want Italy to be on the right side of history» – The video
- April 25, the mayor of Terni Stefano Bandecchi: «Perhaps, at the time, I would have died on the wrong side» – The video
- The words of President Mattarella (quoting Aldo Moro): «Without memory there is no future. It is a duty to be united in anti-fascism”
- On April 25th of the Meloni government, the prime minister: «We reiterate our aversion to all totalitarian and authoritarian regimes. Long live freedom”
