Miracle seers and scammer healers were the protagonists of the discussion proposed by Bianca Berlinguer in the last part of yesterday’s episode of È semper Cartabianca, the program that deals with political and current affairs issues. “Can it happen, in a moment of weakness, that you approach these sects? Do you think it could happen to anyone?”, asked the presenter directly. On the other side of the living room, among others, was Paola Perego. The face of Citofonare Rai 2, who recently underwent partial nephrectomy surgery to remove a kidney tumor, spoke up and tried to provide a sincere answer.
“I don’t think it can happen to anyone. I believe it’s social loneliness that leads you to fall into the net of these people,” he said, using clear words. The problem, according to Perego, is not having the support of people who love you: “If you have people around you who you trust, they stop you first. It’s true that they tend to isolate you, but if you have an average normal life it’s difficult “. “Rationally I tend to exclude it,” she reiterated. Then, when the debate became heated, the presenter added: “In a civilized country, a person who passes off water as an anti-cancer medicine should be arrested. You cannot take advantage of other desperate people.”
