The paradox of the M5S-Freemasonry axis in defense of Reddito-Corriere.it

A little paradox. An axis that has not escaped the eyes of some activists. yesterday’s visit to Turin by M5S leader Giuseppe Conte leaves some perplexity in the Movement. The starred president paid a visit to the Piedmontese capital at the Umberto I Night Asili, a historic Turin institution linked to Freemasonry. To welcome Conte in a sort of alliance in defense of income, Sergio Rosso, honorary grand master of the Grand Orient of Italy and one of the founders of the Italian Solidarity Masonic Federation, of which honorary president (An association like the IMF can become a rare model of solidarity and tangibly testify that freemasons work to make their own inner land fertile, writes Rosso on the institution’s website).

The Movement for has distanced itself from Freemasonry one of its hallmarks. A feature that has remained constant over time despite the multiple evolutions of the Five Stars. For example: it is forbidden for Freemasons to run among the starry ranks. Catiello Vitiello, a former deputy, was kicked out of the M5S for this very reason. Among the rules for self-nominations of the Contiano Movement for Policies 2022, the dry no to Masons remains an inviolable dogma. It is no coincidence that article 3, paragraph h states that each candidate must not be a member of Masonic associations.

In Turin, however, Conte and Rosso lined up together. In support of income. To date, about 20-25% of income earners turn to us to take advantage of our services, which are also of a health nature, for example dentistry. Without this tool they could not survive and we would not be able to meet all needs with our canteens because the numbers would multiply exponentially, said Rosso. In Turin, I experienced first-hand the economic difficulties of many citizens who find inalienable hope and support in the structure of night nurseries. Those who face and fight poverty personally every day confirm that cutting the basic income means abandoning entire families to despair, Conte argued.