I think it is indeed okay. Sort of a Isaiah the prophet telling em how they are going down and why, combined with the line from the old poem: “The wrong shal fail, the right prevail…”
My grandfather, my uncle and my father-in-law - all truckers. They are breed unto their own. My uncle can tell you where to get your car fixed if you tell him the highway and mile marker where you broke down. And if he doesn't know anyone, he'll come get you himself.
Believe it or not, and I know it's been months so it's hard for N. Americans to believe, I'm still in the process of sorting out the paperwork/bureaucracy to get a new bank account, get it hooked up to Stripe and get Stripe activated on this and my other website. (the one about art). it seems insane to Anglos for such a thing to take months, but Italy isn't just an entirely different world, it's an entirely different *kind* of world. So I'll continue to plod through the process and will announce when the system is back up and running. It's all been tremendously complicated - even by Italian standards - by the government's restrictions on the unvaxxed. I can't take buses to get to Terni to go to appointments, and have to do things by email instead of in person. As of yesterday I can't enter a post office or any government office, either national or municipal, though I did get through the government end of things before that. I was intending to open a Post Office bank account but have thought better of it. Even if I were able to go to the Post Office (which right now I can't) some time in the future, it's clear from their actions that they can't be trusted not to use some other pretext. I'm looking into an online private bank account now, but the EU has restricted those as well, so I've been placed on a "wait list" for an account. And that's Socialism, ladies n' gents. Anyway, it's getting sorted out at the usual glacial Italian pace. I'll let everyone know when it's ready.
Hilary, I know Italy quite well. I ran a company in Milan for 4 years. The bureaucracy is stifling!
However, I still love Italy for its art, history, architecture, food, espresso and its people. Unfortunately, Covid has also destroyed La Dolce Vita. I just hope it’s temporary. Our children deserve to experience the real Italy as well.
I look forward to hearing from you on how we can help!
Schadenfreude is ok when it’s target is the NWO elites, right?
I think it is indeed okay. Sort of a Isaiah the prophet telling em how they are going down and why, combined with the line from the old poem: “The wrong shal fail, the right prevail…”
Absolutely!
My grandfather, my uncle and my father-in-law - all truckers. They are breed unto their own. My uncle can tell you where to get your car fixed if you tell him the highway and mile marker where you broke down. And if he doesn't know anyone, he'll come get you himself.
Fantastic!
Hilary, this is an amazing, inspiring article. How can we donate so you can continue to expose the Truth!!
Thank you
Believe it or not, and I know it's been months so it's hard for N. Americans to believe, I'm still in the process of sorting out the paperwork/bureaucracy to get a new bank account, get it hooked up to Stripe and get Stripe activated on this and my other website. (the one about art). it seems insane to Anglos for such a thing to take months, but Italy isn't just an entirely different world, it's an entirely different *kind* of world. So I'll continue to plod through the process and will announce when the system is back up and running. It's all been tremendously complicated - even by Italian standards - by the government's restrictions on the unvaxxed. I can't take buses to get to Terni to go to appointments, and have to do things by email instead of in person. As of yesterday I can't enter a post office or any government office, either national or municipal, though I did get through the government end of things before that. I was intending to open a Post Office bank account but have thought better of it. Even if I were able to go to the Post Office (which right now I can't) some time in the future, it's clear from their actions that they can't be trusted not to use some other pretext. I'm looking into an online private bank account now, but the EU has restricted those as well, so I've been placed on a "wait list" for an account. And that's Socialism, ladies n' gents. Anyway, it's getting sorted out at the usual glacial Italian pace. I'll let everyone know when it's ready.
Hilary, I know Italy quite well. I ran a company in Milan for 4 years. The bureaucracy is stifling!
However, I still love Italy for its art, history, architecture, food, espresso and its people. Unfortunately, Covid has also destroyed La Dolce Vita. I just hope it’s temporary. Our children deserve to experience the real Italy as well.
I look forward to hearing from you on how we can help!
Grazie e un forte abbraccio!