PROPAGANDA MADNESS IN ITALY: UKRAINIAN STUDENTS DIRECTLY PROMOTED. THE MINISTRY'S ORDER

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By Michael Carbone 

If you thought that Western globalist propaganda had hit rock bottom with Ukraine's victory in the Eurovision Song Contest, well, you were wrong. In Italy, the Ministry of Education has issued a new order stating that Ukrainian students can be directly promoted even if their grades are insufficient. In a nutshell: even if you haven't studied ANYTHING, as long as you are Ukrainian, you can safely move on to the next class (So says the circular).

The ordinance would apply to elementary schools, middle schools, and in the case of high schools, Ukrainian students will not even have to take the high school graduation exam: they will be directly admitted. 

There is really very little to say here. Not surprisingly, as a choice after all, last March, at the beginning of Russia's military escalation in Ukraine in Italian universities Russian-language books were banned, even the works of Dostoevsky. 

Of course, the left in particular will have the usual "they are running away from war, so it is right to grant privileges" as a pretext. What about the supposed opposition in parliament? Nothing. 

There is a lot of talk about Russian propaganda, especially in the European and Italian media where Russian journalists are singled out as "servants of the Putin regime," yet the West persists in carrying on the narrative from the "good guy" with nonsense that only creates further divisions among the population. Then again, the "Divide and Rule" always works