Caio Giulio Cesare Mussolini: “Meloni? Fascism today is just a carnival”

Speaks the great-grandson of the Duce, a militant of the Brothers of Italy: “We have archived the nostalgic season. Giorgia won by talking about the future, not the past. A new Fiuggi? Let’s not give in to the exploitation of the left”

“We are the first, in the family, to condemn certain nostalgic carnivals, for example the display of black shirts. So Giorgia Meloni is right to show herself inflexible. To call it fascism is simply ridiculous: a mystification of reality“. She says it from the top of a high-sounding name, full of evocations. Gaius Julius Cesare Mussolini he knows very well that he is not immune, first of all, from accusations of folklore. “Since I was a child I have been the victim of insults, free attacks. My surname has always weighed. Until ten years ago I lived it in a quiet way, now the climate has worsened, it seems to be back in the seventies. It was a violent election campaign”, He tells the sheet. Fifty-four years old, former naval officer, he has been working in the United Arab Emirates for some time. He is Benito’s great-grandson, the Duce. He plays in the Brothers of Italy, with whom he ran for the European Championships. Does he get angry when people write about, even the foreign newspapers do, that Meloni is a danger for Italy? “I think the best answer is the election result. Usually when he wins the right they always say that the people are ignorant, they know nothing. But the Italians are tired of cloying provocations. Giorgia has made a campaign entirely aimed at the future, at concrete solutions, not at the past. The result of the Democratic Party is also the sign that anti-fascism today has become only a form of economic sustenance. Look at Sesto San Giovanni: in a red fiefdom Isabella Rauti managed to dub Emanuele Fiano“.