There are two different types of homosexuality: the attraction that, for mainly physiological reasons, a minority of people feel toward subjects of the same sex and homosexuality as a political project.
President Daniele Scalea's article "One General's book is making Italy debate" was picked up by the French website Observatoire du Journalisme, which in a lengthy report explains the Vannacci affair to readers of the Hexagon.
Vannacci can be compared to a prophet called to stand against the dissolution of Western values and bring back the principles of the forgotten majority. His unfettered thinking can arouse the conscience of the people and rescue them from undemocratic and dictatorial enslavement.
Roberto Vannacci's book is bound to displease everyone but should be read out of a stubborn need to defend the right to free speech and as a vademecum for being clear about some fundamental concepts in political debate.
President Scalea defended General Vannacci's freedom of expression and agreed with many of the things he wrote.
Emanuele Mastrangelo interviewed on RadioRadio: "The left attacks Vannacci because they know that cancel culture is the government's Achilles' heel."
Daniele Scalea took to the microphones of Radio Radio to comment on the Vannacci affair. A guest on the program "Punto & Accapo," hosted by Francesco Borgonovo and Stefano Molinari, Scalea defended the quality of General Vannacci's book and argued that FdI made an own goal dumping him.
The cancel culture against Vannacci because his book is found to be "offensive" risks imprinting the Constitution with a dangerous subjectivist bias, a target at which the Wokeist left has been aiming for a long time and with the most various strategies...
General Roberto Vannacci's book, "The World Upside Down," has become the publishing case of the summer. Here's what's really in it and why it's a test of conservatives' ability to break out of the "permitted discourse" set by the Left.
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