It looks like Italians have had enough of Jewish globalism and an endless flood of niggers. Anti-migrant and anti-EU parties are leading in Italian election polls.
Italian populist and far-right parties have their eye on making major gains in Sunday’s election, spooking investors and European capitals after a campaign dominated by fears about immigration and the economy.
No campaigning was allowed on Saturday on the eve of the closely-watched poll. Rival parties held their final rallies on Friday, at the end of a bitter race marred by clashes between far-right and anti-fascist activists.
The outcome is far from certain and could end up in a draw between the anti-establishment Five Star Movement, three time prime minister Silvio Berlusconi’s rightwing coalition and the ruling centre-left Democratic Party.
Italy, CISE poll:
Centre-right (FI-EPP, LN-ENF, Fdl-*, NcI-*): 35%
Centre-left (PD-S&D, I-*, +E-*, CP-*): 27%
M5S-EFDD: 29%
LeU-S&D: 5%Field work: 05/02/18-14/02/18
Sample size: 3889 pic.twitter.com/JYuK8johtr— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) February 26, 2018
The election is set for Sunday. Hopefully we’ll see these populist and fascist parties win a majority and then work together to form a government. The number one priority for Italy needs to be rounding up the nigger plague and sending them back to Africa. All other concerns should be secondary.
We’ll keep close tabs on what happens tomorrow.
