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While sympathising with the need for Libya to regain its independence, this article neglects to comment on the “Khazarian Mafia” alliance with the Tobruk government, supported by Macron-Rothschild. Italy originally opposed the “NATO” attack against and de facto parti tion of Libya when Berlusconi was premier. While the oil issue is still there in the background, the present problem is the “weaponised migration” with thousands of Africans being sent to Italy mainly from Libya. This is causing resentment among ordinary people. Who see the so-called refugees (only a tiny percentage are in the end recognised officially as having that status) being tranported, housed, fed and getting pocket money c/o the taxpayers as part of a social engineering programme to destroy both the countries of origin and the host countries. It is increasingly evident that the Italian navy has de facto become part of the human trafficking chain that startimg in Central Africa and the Sahel. French and Spanish naval and NGO vessels ship these people to Italian ports. Officials admit that they lose track of thousands of minors every year. Will anything change with the sending of Italian ships to the port of Tripoli? Will the globalists continue to force them to act as ferry boats for human trafficking? Time will tell.

The article neglects to comment on the “Khazarian Mafia” alliance with the Tobruk government, supported by Macron-Rothschild. Italy did not originally support the “NATO” attack against and de facto part ition of Libya when Berlusconi was premier. While the oil issue is stilll there in the background, the present problem is the “weaponised migration” with thousands of Africans being sent over mainly from Libya. This is causing resentment among ordinary people. Who see the so-called refugees (only a tiny percentage are in the end recognised officially as having that status) being tranported, housed, fed and getting pocket money c/o the taxpayers. It is increasingly evident that the Italian navy has de facto become part of the human trafficking chain that starts in Central Africa and the Sahel. Officials admit that they lose track of thousands of minors every year.