Milan at the mercy of illegal immigrants and robbers. But Sala’s problem is Berlusconi’s airport

A hatred that not even the immutability of death mitigated. A feeling of obvious inferiority, of envy and outright contempt rarely seen before. The left, devoid of ideas and leadership, capable only of defeats and bad impressions, returns to the task of contesting Silvio Berlusconi’s name at Malpensa airport. Yesterday a new chapter. The Milan City Council, led by Beppe Sala, instead of worrying about the increase in crime in the city, decided to focus on something else, approving the resolution relating to the appeal against the naming of Varese airport by the founder of Fininvest, which will be carried out together with nine other municipalities from the Voluntary Urban Planning Consortium (CUV) in the area immediately surrounding the airport. The appeal will be presented to the TAR perhaps as early as next week.

“We joined the appeal like other Municipalities – explained the mayor of Milan on the sidelines of the Green Week opening event – I confirm that we are associated with the appeal, I still don’t know anything about the moment”. In short, new (public) money wasted on a quirk typical of that chic radical left that would be capable of losing even when playing alone. A grotesque stance, even less understandable given the temporal coincidence with UEFA’s rejection of Milan as host city for the 2027 Champions League final. A true defeat for the capital of Italian football, over which Sala, instead of falling head and apologize. , also found a way to discuss with the president of the Senate, Ignazio La Russa (a great enthusiast and fan of the Nerazzurri). Who responded in kind. «His fault is that he accepted to be president of the Chamber with this majority: with environmentalists and the like pulling one way and the others pulling the other. In this case, the only strategy is to throw the ball out of bounds and blame the sinister man on the right who has always been right with him.”

The story of the new wave of hatred against Silvio Berlusconi provoked a series of reactions in the political sphere. On the left, Sala’s position was beatified by the entire Democratic Party. «The Milan municipal administration made an important and non-obvious choice that we fully support – said pompously Pierfrancesco Majorino, leader of the PD group in the Lombardy region and member of the national dem secretariat -. He did not stand idly by in the face of a grotesque and unnecessarily divisive act desired by Matteo Salvini and the Meloni government.” On the right, the first to intervene with a tweet was Deputy Prime Minister Salvini, promoter and great supporter of Malpensa’s name change in favor of the former president of AC Milan. «Even after his death, the hatred and resentment towards Silvio Berlusconi does not stop, from his Milan, to whose well-being, and that of all of Italy, he contributed with so much love and passion, beyond political affiliations. Shame. Silvio, you are and will always be in our hearts.” Also in the same vein is Silvia Scurati, councilor for the Northern League of Lombardy region. «In fact, Mayor Sala should reflect on the consequences of this terrible tax that is Area C, which doesn’t improve air quality but penalizes workers, commuters and tourists. But no, I’m not happy with that, he will introduce new restrictions from October 1st, making area C available for holidays and weekends in the future. To err is human, to persevere is diabolical.”