I. The Mathematical Barbarism of the Dumpster Guard
The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) and the Global Financial Safety Net (GFSN) will destroy Meloni before lunchtime if she dares to feed Italy
When the mask of the state dissolves, it does not reveal an abstract ideological dispute; it reveals a cold, mechanical ledger of social death.
Across Italy today, between 12,000 and 22,000 tonnes of fresh, edible food are destroyed every single 24-hour cycle. In the back alleys of major supermarkets and distribution hubs from Milan to Naples, over 250 kilograms of perfectly usable sustenance are rendered into trash every passing second. This is not an accident of supply chain logistics, nor is it the result of a sudden natural drought. It is a calculated, artificial scarcity enforced to protect corporate profit margins and maintain market pricing.
Yet, as working-class Italian families watch their purchasing power evaporate under the weight of inflated energy bills and stagnant wages, the government does not mobilise resources to divert this abundance toward kitchen tables. It does not open emergency public canteens, nor does it freeze the baseline price of essential calories.
Instead, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s administration deploys military personnel to urban centres, lowers the age threshold for juvenile preventive detention, and armours the police force. The policy of the Italian state is stripped down to its most grotesque, biological reality: the truncheon for the hungry, not the food for the mouth. Mussolini is all the way back.
II. Cells Before Breadlines: The Priorities of the Penal State
In her official addresses, Meloni frames the desperate youth in the streets as mere “vandalism” and “delinquency”. Her mantra, “Chi rompe paga” (“Whoever breaks, pays”), is a masterclass in inverted morality.
When a system declares that it has “no fiscal space” to subsidise basic human survival or raise the minimum wage but instantly finds millions of euros in public funds to:
Build new juvenile detention facilities and expand prison capacity,
Deploy 500 additional military troops to patrol city streets alongside riot squads,
Authorise the immediate, preventive arrest of teenagers as young as 14 years old,
...it is making a conscious, structural choice. The state explicitly budgets plans for the management of misery through police iron rather than the elimination of misery through human dignity.
The crime in contemporary Italy is not that teenagers are standing on the asphalt throwing cobblestones. The crime is that the state actively enforces a bankruptcy cycle where a family is bankrupted by food prices and then criminally fined or incarcerated when their children react against that very starvation.
III. The Transmutation of the Civil Guard from police to soldier
Have you noticed worldwide the transition from civilian policing outfits to high-threshold tactical armour, chest plates, and full-face visors is the ultimate systemic confession of cowardice? The state can no longer afford to maintain the illusion of the social contract through public infrastructure or basic nutrition, so it treats its own biological population as an insurgent enemy in a domestic theatre of operations.
We are the enemy of the state, or they are the enemy. Pick your side. I have picked my one already. They are the present real enemy of society. The government does not represent the people; it represents the technocratic FASCIST system we live in. If you are still considering the word ‘democracy’ in your mind, you are intellectually blind
IV. The Real Ledger of the Street
The mathematical certainty of this decay cannot be out-monetised by premium streams or camouflaged by parliamentary vocabulary. When the baton cracks against the skull of a starving child to ensure that the corporate dumpster remains a sacred temple of artificial scarcity, the illusion of choices evaporates. The state has converted its borders, its badges, and its entire bureaucratic machinery into a private enforcement agency for international capital.
To expect reform from within this automated panopticon is a terminal intellectual failure. The asphalt has begun to speak its own biological language, written in the desperate reality of human necessity. Once you witness the machine for what it is, you are no longer a passive customer consuming the screen’s scripts; you are a sovereign witness to the collapse of the techno-fascist matrix. The line has been drawn on the pavement. The mask has fallen, and the true architecture of our survival is finally, terrifyingly, visible.
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