“It wasn’t a brawl or a fistfightas I read in the newspapers this morning. It’s called beating, it’s called lynching, because at least two people get into a fight. Here is someone who brings the tricolor to a minister and comes attacked by dozens of people, one of which gives him a professional martial arts blow to the sternum to make him lose his breath and make him fall like a sack, while the others kick him to the ground”. So a Tagada (La7) the director of Everyday occurrence Marco Travaglio comments on the attack suffered yesterday by the deputy of M5s Leonardo Donnoadding: “It’s a very serious thing and if everyone mistakes it for a fight, it seems everyone is wrong. But it didn’t go like this: there are about ten people attacking just one person who didn’t do anything. He simply brought the tricolor to Calderoliwhich is like giving garlic to a vampire – continues – Umberto Bossi he said that they wiped their asses with the tricolor. Calderoli comes from that League over there. So, when he saw the tricolor he simply backed away because he didn’t want to touch it so as not to contaminate himself. But the fact that someone is beaten because he carries the national flag inside Parliament is simply unheard of.”
“The thugs – continues the director of Il Fatto – they said Donno wanted to ruin the G7 at Meloni. We are at the apotheosis of the world turned upside down. Then there’s the one with the light jacket, Igor Iezzi, who works hard to recover lost ground and desperately tries to give Donno some hammer blows from above, but doesn’t succeed. But I don’t know, what work do these people do?“.
Finally, Travaglio defines Donno’s gesture as “spot on”: “It seems incredible, but the tricolor is a divisive element in the majority. It’s in the dei symbol “patriots” Brothers of Italy and in Forza Italia. And instead the Northern League member Calderoli, when he sees the tricolour, recoils as if they had vomited in front of him. That reform ofdifferentiated autonomy – he concludes – it is precisely a wedge within this contradiction, therefore Donno did very well to point it out with that gesturegoing to touch a very exposed nerve in the majority“.
