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The anti-Romanian campaign coordinated by the Italian secret services resembles the one used in the political assassinations in the 70s and the 80s, ended up with 2,000 dead and injured. Called "the strategy of tension", the campaign made by neofascist Pino Rauti was meant to restore and authoritative regime and blame terrorism acts on extremist organizations.

But now it is the 'unbound Romanian' who has become the target of Italian politicians' plan. The top fighters against Romanians are politicians charged, sued or sentenced for terrorism or neofascist acts. Farina Daniele (terrorism), Sergio D'Elia (terrorism), De Angelis Marcello (neofascism), Mario Borghezio (neofascism), Domenico Nania (neofascism), Cirino Pomicio (mafia connections), Alfredo Vito (mafia connections) are just some of the 82 MPs in Rome with criminal records.

Black propaganda and misinformation, the announcing of violence committed against Romanians and professional assassination of immigrants are part of the equipment used by the plotters of the new strategy of terror now struggling to get power in Italy. (...) (G.S.)

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