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Grillo says if M5S fails, 'Nazis coming'

Grillo says if M5S fails, 'Nazis coming'

M5S leader blames Napolitano for loss of economic dignity

Brussels, 12 November 2014, 14:07

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(See related) Beppe Grillo, leader of the 5-Star Movement (M5S) said his party has brought about a "revolution" in Italy but if his party falls, "the Nazis are coming".
    The head of the anti-establishment M5S was in Brussels to drum up support for a public referendum on the single currency euro.
    "If we fall, the Nazis are coming," said Grillo.
    "Some say that we are the Nazis, but I say 'remember who they were'? "We have already made a revolution, the (political) parties have disappeared thanks to us".
    He also complained that the leadership of multinational companies were no better than criminals, calling them the "sons of mafiosi" in the way they control the world.
    "Now we have the sons of mobsters, those with a master's degree and the multinational companies, these hold the real power in the world," said Grillo. He also repeated his call for the impeachment of Italian President Giorgio Napolitano, blaming the 89-year-old for Italy's loss of "economic and social dignity". During a news conference to discuss his Brussels trip, Grillo - who has frequently criticized the media and prefers to communicate through his blog - clashed with journalists after he spoke for 30 minutes without taking questions.
    Instead, Grillo called on a spokesperson for the euroskeptic British UKIP party, which has forged an alliance in the European Parliament with the M5S, and which has promised to support the anti-euro campaign.
    Britain has never signed on to the single currency.
    An Italian journalist tried to interrupt, saying "there are journalists here who want to ask a question," to applause from other reporters at the news conference.
    "You are like (Russian President Vladimir) Putin, who only takes questions from friends," said the journalist.
    Grillo shot back "I am free to answer whenever I want to...it is you in the press who are responsible for the sense of democracy in this country, more than politicians...Luckily, your newspapers are closing".
    When the same journalist tried again to ask a question, Grillo cut him off.
    "You need to find another job," said Grillo as he ended the news conference.
   

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