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Look at the video. It is Rouen, France. Not Paris, not Marseille. Rouen. A group of French patriots, organized, with flags of Normandy, marches in the center. They shout: “Rouen populaire, Rouen identitaire! On est chez nous!” We are at home! Across the street, the other side. Hooded, masked. They came to loot and burn the town. The patriots do not wait for the police. They advance. Flares lit, smoke in the street, they shout: “Alignez-vous! Bande de putes!” Line up! You bunch of whores! You can see them in the video hitting the looters, knocking them to the ground, chasing them down the avenue while the town is full of smoke. One rioter ends up on the asphalt, the others run. This is what the media will never show you. When the French people organize, the chaos stops. No more suburbs burning shops with no one responding. In Rouen they responded. With flags, with courage, with fists. Rouen is not theirs. Rouen is French. And the people made it clear: on est chez nous.

Look at the video. This is what is left inside the church Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Paul in Ploubalay, in Brittany. Pillars blackened by black smoke. A pew completely burned, reduced to ash and iron on the floor. The smell of burnt still in the whole nave. Smoke everywhere, even where the pews seem still intact at the back. Firefighters were called on Monday October 19 at 17:11. Inside they found not one, but two distinct outbreaks. The first near the entrance, a plastic display set on fire. The second further on, towards the choir, where leaflets caught fire. It was arson. This is confirmed by multiple concordant sources cited by Le Telegramme. A parishioner tried to put out the flames with her hands and ended up in hospital for inhaling fumes. The church is now closed until further notice. The town hall has filed a complaint and the investigation is open for arson. This is not an accident. This is the result of ten years of silent attacks against churches in France. The numbers from the French Ministry of the Interior are clear: over 1,000 anti-Christian acts recorded in a single year, such as 1,052 in 2019 and 1,063 in 2018. In 2024 there were 770, in 2025 they rose again to 843. 90 percent directly hits churches and cemeteries. And the most dangerous part is rising. Arson and attempted arson in churches went from 38 in 2023 to 50 in 2024. According to the Observatory of Religious Heritage the increase is 112.5 percent in a single year. At European level, OIDAC Europe counted 94 arsons against Christian sites alone in 2024, double compared to 2023, with almost 2,211 anti-Christian hate crimes in France in a single year, almost 6 per day. Mosques few, churches in the thousands. And yet they want us to believe the opposite. They only talk about Islamophobia because the corrupt mainstream media want us to talk only about this. We at RadioGenoa and RGX Live, who like the truth, tell you: they attack white European Christians and want to make us feel guilty, but in reality it is not the mosques that are burning, it is the churches. Ploubalay is the proof. Two fires, a woman in hospital, a church closed. And total silence.

Her name is Claudia. One of those women who built this country. A lifetime of work, of sacrifices, of early mornings and sleepless nights to save something. Today what does this Italy give her back? It forces her to ask for 60 cents. 60 cents to buy a bottle of water. Not for a luxury, not for a whim. For water. And no one cares about her. No one asks how she is, no one reaches out. She stays there, with her dignity, asking for what for many is nothing. And this is the greatest shame. Because while Claudia counts her cents, while our elderly have to choose between buying medicine or food, while Italian families struggle to make it to the end of the month, there is another Italy. The one of the immigrants who are welcomed and put up in hotels. Real hotels, with the room, breakfast, services. Paid by us, with our taxes. And it doesn’t end there. Money and allowances. Residence permits, pocket money, free healthcare, phone, clothing. Everything paid for. For them there is always a ready answer, there is always a special fund, there is always the association that accompanies and protects them. For Claudia, no. For Claudia there is only the line, the wait, the bureaucracy that sends her from one office to another. For Claudia there is only the silence of the institutions. No politician will show you this. No news program will show you Claudia asking for 60 cents. They talk to you about welcome, integration, rights. But where are the rights of those who worked a whole life for this nation? We at RadioGenoa and RGX Live show it to you because we truly care about these things. We feel them on our own skin. Because when you see a lady like Claudia forced to ask for a bottle of water, you understand this is no longer welcome. This is a replacement. This is an upside-down Italy. An Italy where those who gave everything are left alone, and those who arrive from outside get everything without lifting a finger. We are not okay with this. And as long as there is a voice like ours, Claudia and thousands of Italians like her will not be invisible.

We are tired of pretending everything is fine. We have seen London. In London there is a Muslim praying in every corner, on the sidewalks, in the stations, in the middle of the street. We don’t want Italy to become like that. We don’t want that in ten years our trains, our squares, our schools become like London. We would abolish Islam in Italy. Period. It is not a religion like the others, it is a political system that wants to occupy public space. And when we say occupy, we mean exactly what we saw: three men throwing themselves on the floor on a train in Italy, with their foreheads on the dirty floor, while people have to slalom to get through. Everyone is free to believe what they want. Go to the mosque. Pray at home. Pray in your place of worship. But not in public. In public they bother us. They bother us because it is not private prayer, it is a show of power. It is saying: we are here and we do what we want here too. And they bother us because many of these, in some cases, then blow themselves up and blow up the train. Do you remember Madrid? Do you remember the Twin Towers? We didn’t invent it. It really happened. It is not racism. It is defense. We want to live in a normal Italy, where the train is a train, the square is a square, and not an improvised prayer rug. Enough. Who is a guest must respect the rules of the house.

Milan is boarding up. This is not the city to drink in anymore. Look at the video coming from downtown. Filmed a few minutes ago. This is not Paris. This is not Lyon. This is Milan. And what you see is not a construction site. It is fear. Shop owners are putting wooden boards over their windows. In front of Oysho, Zara, Rimowa, Levi’s. Huge stores, in the heart of the city, turned into shops in a war zone. Wood nailed up. Shutters down. Workers working until night to close everything. Why? Not because of an earthquake. Not because of a flood. Because tomorrow there is a protest. And they already know how it will end. They know because they have seen what happens in other European cities. Broken windows, looting, glass on the ground. And no one who pays. This is the point. This is not prevention anymore. This is preemptive surrender. A normal city does not board itself up before a protest. A normal city protests and then goes home. Milan instead is preparing for the worst because the worst has become normal. And while shop owners put up boards, those who should guarantee safety talk about the right to protest. The right to protest does not include the right to destroy. Remember when we watched videos from France and said: sooner or later it will happen here too? They told us we were alarmists. That Italy was different. And instead it happened. With the same script, with the same damage, with the same indifference. Milan boarding up is the perfect image of Italy in 2026. It is not Milan to drink. It is Milan hiding. When a shopkeeper has to turn his store into a bunker for fear of his own fellow citizens, you have already lost. You have lost the city, you have lost commerce, you have lost the sense of community. We are not about to lose. We have already lost.

This is not the apocalypse. This is the answer. While in France luxury stores are being looted, windows are smashed and the police is fleeing, the opposite is happening in Belgrade. Tonight at 19 the students went to the square. Not to destroy, to be there. Look at the images. A sea of lights, a whole people, flags and chants. Red flares in the middle of the crowd, phones turned on one by one. No broken glass, no looted shop, no fire. This is real beauty. This is the force that scares power. In Paris Macron will blame AI, social media, anyone. But reality is different. Reality is that when people no longer believe, they do not protest, they take revenge. In Belgrade people still believe in something. And they show it by standing in the square, in order, with dignity. Two squares, two worlds. Paris 2026 against Belgrade 2026. One burns. The other shines.

Weekend of looting in the heart of Milan. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele, Montenapoleone, Cordusio, Via Torino: smashed windows, looted stores, over €1 million in damage. Result? Chanel, Hermès, Pomellato, Goyard have pulled the shutters down. In Galleria they work on the “up and down” system: you arrive, you go in, you buy, they close it again. It’s not war. It’s Italy after the October 17th Movement. This is Italy in 2026. And we are living in fear.

Watch the video until the end. Then tell me if this is still Berlin. This has been going on for three years. Three years protesting almost every day. Almost every night. Always the same ones: Palestinian flags, Palestinian scarves, keffiyehs, chants shouted in the street. At night it’s worse. The city transforms. Roads blocked, people shouting, flags waving everywhere. Shops closed, Germans walking by in silence or looking the other way. No German flags. No European flags. Only those. It looks like another country in the middle of Germany. It doesn’t look like a German city anymore. Because a German city doesn’t look like this. And this is not a protest. It’s occupation. Occupation of the street, of the night, of the scene. They do it out of habit, they do it because they know no one stops them. For three years. Berlin has become the European capital of this. While normal people work, pay taxes, try to live in peace, every night they take a square, a street, a neighborhood and turn it into another world. This is not integration. This is not freedom to demonstrate. It’s the replacement of the city right before your eyes. And meanwhile Europe watches. Watches and pretends nothing is happening. Berlin is gone. And if Europe doesn’t wake up now, it will be gone for the other capitals too.

Nola toll booth, A30 towards Avellino and Naples. Thousands of people in the middle of the asphalt. This is not a political march. There are no party flags. Only Italian flags.They are truck drivers, farmers, fishermen. But this time they are not alone. There are whole families, students, very young kids. All standing there, in the rain, applauding. Because the reason is only one: Italian families don’t make it to the end of the month anymore. Diesel doubled, bills that strangle you, supermarkets with half-empty shelves. The government promises 430 million, but people say it’s not enough. And the real Italy is tired of waiting for Brussels. This is the blockade that will go on until October 27. But watching the video you understand one thing: this is not a protest. It’s a people that found each other again. In harmony, without violence, under one flag.

In 2025, only 355,772 babies were born in Italy. -3.8% vs 2024. The lowest number since the Unification of Italy in 1861. Since 2008, we have lost 38.3% of births: from 576,659 to 355,772. 220,000 fewer babies every year. Fertility rate at 1.14 children per woman. Absolute historic low. Italian women at 1.07. The scary numbers:

• Italian parents: 275,330 (-42.6% since 2008)
• Foreign parents: 49,002 – collapsing too, from 2.53 to 1.74 children
• Mixed couples: only growing data +4.2%.
• Average age at first child: 32.7 years.
  In the first 7 months of 2026 already -1.1%. We are heading to 1.13 children. taly is fading away. Source: ISTAT – Births and Fertility 2025