“Nazis, we will not be lobotomized by the media”: the No Green Pass returns to the streets but the demonstrations are a flop

The No Green Passes return to the streets, they do so in about twenty squares in Italy – from Rome to Milan, from Genoa to Naples to Turin – to say “no” to the certification which from 6 August will be used to access any type of service indoor dining at the table, shows, events and sporting competitions, museums, institutes and places of culture, swimming pools, gyms, wellness centers, fairs, festivals, conferences and congresses, spas, theme and amusement parks, cultural and recreational centers , gambling halls and casinos, public competitions. Unlike last week, when the squares were filled beyond belief, this time the participation is decidedly less in all the venues in Italy.

Milan, insults to the police.

The demonstration promoted by the no green pass began in the late afternoon in Piazza Fontana in Milan with the cry of “freedom, freedom”. The demonstrators, about a hundred, then marched towards the nearby Piazza del Duomo in an unauthorized procession and stopped there shouting slogans such as “hands off children” “and” no green pass “. To demonstrate, without masks and distancing, there are also families with children and the banners that opened the short march carry the words: “Green pass = moral blackmail”, “Let’s defend the future”, “No Green pass, no experimental Tso” , “To choose is not a crime, to discriminate yes”, “No Nazi pass”. The police and the carabinieri in riot gear blocked access to the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, the living room of the city where last Saturday the no green passes had managed to parade in the thousands. The demonstrators shouted insults to the police and shouted “shame, shame”.

In Turin in the procession, the target is again the Rai headquarters

The rain did not stop a few hundred no green pass protesters who, like last week, gathered in Piazza Castello to protest against the new rules introduced by the government. Singing only the choirs, the garrison has now moved in procession with the aim of reaching the Turin headquarters of Rai behind the banner ‘United for freedom of choice. Against all discrimination ‘. The demonstrators also recalled Giuseppe De Donno, the doctor found lifeless in recent days.

In Naples 300 people in the square

About 300 people gathered in Piazza Dante, in the center of Naples, for the “no green pass” event in the wake of the events organized in other Italian cities. “No green pass no dictatorship” reads a banner that was affixed to the railing surrounding the statue of Dante. There are many signs, from “Freedom without ifs and without passes” to “No to dictatorship, yes to freedom”, but also many “tributes” to Giuseppe De Donno, the doctor who invented the treatment at Covid with hyperimmune plasma who took away his life: “It is impossible for anyone who fights for life to take off his own, Dr. Giuseppe De Donno always with us” reads a colored sign held by a woman. There are also those who have brought their children to the streets. Again, none of the demonstrators wear a mask. The square is manned by the police, who follow the demonstration from a distance.

A crowded square in Genoa.

In the Ligurian capital, Piazza De Ferrari, already the scene of last week’s protest, is crowded. “As long as we spontaneously take to the streets, we won’t go anywhere. Let’s get organized. Exchange numbers, set up telegram groups, get organized », said Leonardo Sinigaglia, a 22-year-old Genoese student from the stage. “We are for the state, but we don’t want to be represented by multinational butlers,” echoes another protester taking the megaphone. Several criticisms of journalists and the government. The interventions are spontaneous and free, from the staircase of the Doge’s Palace.