Monday, 19 September 2022

Italy's 2022 general election

 


It seems a right-wing coalition will win the Italy's election which will be held on 25 September 2022. This means that far-right leader, Giorgia Meloni, should be the new prime minister.

The rise of energy prices, which is strictly related to the Ukraine war, has become a key issue in the election, due to cost of living crisis. That's the main raison why many Italians hope next government will drop Russian sanctions. There are some countries, like India, Saudi Arabia and Turkey, that continue to hold financial dealings and economic relationships with both Russia and the EU (and US & UK). This means that the politicians of the three countries just above mentioned are strongly interested in their own people. And, most importantly, they are not compelled to follow any puppeteer.

Many Italians hope their govenment (and the EU) will do the same. Unfortunately, there are proofs of some Western multinational companies interest in drawing the fighting in Ukraine for as long as possible. They can continue to do this thanks to their puppets.

Tuesday, 13 September 2022

Importance of posidonia oceanica


The water in the picture above seems polluted, considering those dead leaves. But it is not the case, as it is not polluted. It's clean. Posidonia oceanica is a seagrass that constitutes extensive meadows throughout virtually the whole Mediterranean sea. And the accumulation of Posidonia oceanica dead leaves on the beaches of the Mediterranean shores represents a valuable resource. 





The presence of Posidonia Oceanica's dead leaves on the beaches of the Mediterranean sea is a natural phenomenon, which indicates high-quality marine coastal environment.  In addition,  it also has a protective role.
The mechanical removal may affect the integrity of the beach ecosystem, due to the fact that it can lead to a loss of sediment and coastal erosion.
In Mallorca (Spain) and Sardinia (Italy) we saw a severe impact on the beach profiles due to the mechanical removal and displacement of the posidonia beach-dune system.


Last month I took the five pictures above along Italian beaches located in Central Italy. 

The picture  below of underwater posidonia oceanica had been downloaded from the internet (It has no copyright).


Local administrations across the whole Mediterranean sea are often the only body responsible for the management of the seagrass beach casts. 


The last picture just above reminds me that people who own houses so close to the see are very lucky. 

Thursday, 8 September 2022

Laundering Russian gas

Since Ukraine invasion (and Western sanctions) began early this year, Russia has been gradually reducing gas supply to Europe, first to 40% of total capacity, and then to 20%. Consequently, some EU countries have been looking for alternative sources. And Europe's companies have started to buy gas from Chinese refineries, that are the largest importers of gas from Russia (up to 60%). 

This means that Russians sell liquefied natural gas to China, that has no use for such imported product. That's why China has no choice but to resell Russian gas to Europe. In other words, Europe's countries don't buy Russia's gas directly, but they're buying the same Russian product from elsewhere. The world is filled with so much hypocrisy!

Friday, 2 September 2022

Black sheep

A dear friend of mine has just sent me the picture below. But I haven't understood if it is related to the pandemic (and its vaccine's moral obbligation) or the energy crisis. Otherwise, the picture may also be related to the ongoing war that began in late February close to EU borders. Does the Ukraine-Russia war become a never ending war? ... as we've already seen in Syria, Libya, Yemen, etc.

Meanwhile, people who rule the world are trying to trigger another war on the Pacific front (East Asia) ... $ 1,100 Billion missiles will be shipped to the island of Taiwan as soon as possible.  

Nice weekend to the blogging community :-)

Wednesday, 24 August 2022

Gaeta's split mountain

 

On 15th June this year I already showed an image of the split mountain which I took while I was sailing close to that evocative place located in Gaeta (South Italy).

https://blacknight2.blogspot.com/2022/06/

This week my nephew walked the whole path that leads to the split mountain's promontory, which is visited every year by tourists who are captured by this magic itinerary. He sent me these beautiful pictures.


If you visit South Italy, don't forget to see this magic place :-)    


Friday, 19 August 2022

1 in every 246 vaccinated people

An article published early this month by https://expose-news.com/ revealed that 1 in every 246 vaccinated people in the UK died within 60 days of Covid-19 vaccination. According to the UK's Office for National Statistics, 9 in every 10 Covid-10 deaths were among the vaccinated population. The article also shows that in April and May 2022 90% of Covid-19 deaths were among the triple vaccinated people. 

Data above mentioned, with regards to deaths in England by vaccination status, were published in early July while Boris Johnson was resigning as Prime Minister of the UK.

https://expose-news.com/2022/08/09/1-in-246-people-die-shortly-after-covid-vaccination/

This shows us that the "bought and well paid" mainstream media had been helping Western politicians to justify pharma multinationals' earnings and restictions in the name of Covid-19. It gives us once again a beautiful example of how we have been lied since the very beginning of the alleged Covid-19 pandemic.

Friday, 5 August 2022

Fire on the hills




I've got many comments and emails from blogger friends who support us and pray the rain will come soon in Italy. Thanks for that :-) 
Unfortunately, things are worsening in terms of hot weather and drought. And last but not least we have had many fires every day since late July. In addition to this, warm sea water brought here jellyfishes that are dangerous because the toxicity to humans varies widely. As it known, some Jellyfish's stings are irritating. I was so sorry to see many German tourists who couldn't swim as they were afraid of Jellyfish's stings.
I took the two pictures above this week while I was in the hills close to Gaeta (South Italy).