Posted by Avalanche hits wrong hotel on Thu, 19 Jan 2017 13:32 | #

Reuters, “Avalanche hits Italian hotel, many feared dead under snow”, 19 Jan 2017:

       

A huge avalanche ploughed into a luxury mountain hotel in central Italy after a series of strong earthquakes rattled the area, and up to 30 people might be buried under the snow, officials said on Thursday.

Rescue workers using flashlights on their helmets battled blizzard conditions during the night to reach the isolated hotel on skis. They arrived in the dark to find most of the four-storey structure submerged under a mountain of snow and debris.

“Around 30 people are unaccounted for, between guests and workers at the Hotel Rigopiano in Farindola,” Fabrizio Curcio, head of Italy’s civil protection department, told reporters.

Italy’s ANSA news agency reported that one body had been recovered, but there was no immediate confirmation of this.

More than 12 hours after the wall of snow smashed into the four-star hotel, which is some 1,200 metres (4,000 ft) above sea level, only two survivors had been accounted for.

“I am alive because I went to get something from my car,” one of the two, Giampiero Parete, told medical staff, according to la Repubblica website.

Posted by Heather Ciccone on Sat, 16 Dec 2017 20:46 | #

Forza Nuova, “Another Italian-American Woman Executed by a Negro”, 13 Dec 2017:

“A Spotsylvania jury Monday night recommended a 38-year prison sentence for Joshua Christopher Williams after convicting him of first-degree murder and other charges in connection with the 2015 slaying of county resident Heather Ciccone.

           

Ciccone, 21, was found shot in the back of the head late Dec. 6, 2015, in a secluded driveway on Piney Branch Road. In a closing argument Monday that lasted more than two hours, prosecutor Ryan Mehaffey said Williams and three others conspired to kill Ciccone for multiple reasons involving jealousy, gang activity and drugs.”

The verdict came toward the end of the sixth day of a trial in Spotsylvania Circuit Court. Williams, 29, was also convicted of conspiracy to commit murder and using a firearm in the commission of a felony.

He will be formally sentenced March 9 by Judge Ricardo Rigual.

These are the kind of people who are being shipped into Italy by the millions. Remind me, why do we need them? Something about pensions or racism or something….

This reminds me of the rape of Monte Cassino, where the “All-lies” unleashed hoards of Moroccan and black soldiers to rape and murder thousands of Italian women. “They were pretty good at raping civilians too. The night after the battle for Monte Cassino was over and the Germans had withdrawn in good order, a division of Moroccan soldiers — 12,000 of them — left their camp and swarmed over a group of mountain villages around Monte Cassino. They raped every village woman and girl they could get their hands on, an estimated 3,000 women, ranging in age from 11 years to 86. They murdered 800 village men who tried to protect their women. They abused some of the women so badly that more than 100 of them died.”

       
Defend her! This could be your mother, your wife, your sister, or your daughter.

http://www.fredericksburg.com/news/crime_courts/spotsylvania-jury-convicts-joshua-williams-of-murder-in-death-of/article_05993c7f-1cf2-57ed-9b39-14a6934dbd64.html

Posted by Simone Zanetti on Sat, 16 Dec 2017 21:09 | #

Voice of Europe, “Replacement migration? Italian town with 100 inhabitants houses 113 migrants”, 15 Dec 2017:

A proposito di sostituzione di popolo…

#Brescia #clandestini #richiedentiasilo #CorvionediGambara #IlPrimatoN

There are now more migrants than permanent inhabitants living in the Italian town of Corvione di Gambara. The tiny town, which is part of the municipality of Gambara, usually had only 100 inhabitants. But things have changed since the start of the migrant crisis.

According to regional security councilor, Simona Bordonali, the government, the liberal mayor and immigration professionals created something like a disaster.

For years the town’s migrant guests stayed at the town’s former restaurant, which had a maximum capacity of 90 people. But the government pushed their agenda and the number of people in it is now at 113, Bordonali said.

The migrants are from Bangladesh, Ivory Coast and other African countries. Their presence is heavily criticised by a local representative of Italy’s anti-immigrant Northern League party.

Simone Zanetti says that the whole municipality should only host 12 migrants, but the leftist mayor is to blame for the surge in migration. Instead of fighting the situation, the mayor is distributing identity cards to asylum seekers, Zanetti said.

This is not the first town in Italy with more migrants than permanent inhabitants. The town of Vaccarozzi di Erbezzo has only 7 inhabitants and could receive up to 80 migrants.

More than 171,000 migrant have arrived in Italy from North Africa in 2016. A new record after the 170,000 people that set foot on the country’s shores in 2014.

Combine these statistics with Italy’s low birthrates and we clearly see the effects of replacement migration in its towns

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Voice of Europe, “Tiny Italian town with 7 inhabitants will receive 80 migrants ” 23 Nov 2017:

The Italian town of Vaccarozzi di Erbezzo officially has only seven residents, but that’s changing fast.

Already 26 African asylum seekers have arrived as part of a government resettlement programme. There are plans to resettle at least 80 migrants in the tiny town. Mayor Lucio Campedelli is worried about it:

“Sending 80 refugees here would turn this place upside down. They told us just before summer that they would arrive, but we can’t do anything about it. I don’t want to add fuel to the fire, but I hope they stop with these first 26 arrivals.”

Locals already call the Northern Italian mountain town “refugee land”. In early November the first 26 migrants arrived after setting foot on Italy’s Southern shores. All of them Africans: from Nigeria, Ghana and Ivory Coast for example.

Liana, the barista of a local coffee bar says:

“Sending 80 here is madness. It would completely change our land. Even sending two here would be too many if we didn’t ask for them.”

The town’s asylum seekers are living in a former NATO barracks, guarded by gates and turrets.