In
Rome
sit in no-vax and no Green Pass in Piazza San Giovanni, with people arriving from all over Italy.
Among the security volunteers, with the bibs that read 'truth is freedom', also the Genoa dockers.
While waiting for the interventions foreseen by the small stage set up next to the Basilica, the organizers at the microphone asked to respect the rules: "It's a sit in. Sit down and stay spaced to respect all the rules of these gentlemen".
Respect the rules to "use them in our favor and show that a united people can win". Few of the protesters wear masks. Large groups sat on the flower beds in front of the basilica and on the sidewalks awaiting the start of the event. Among the signs exposed "vaccinazis down from their seats"
Several choirs sang from the stage to the sit in of the no vax in Piazza San Giovanni in Rome: "Against the Green Pass this is the protest". And then again: "Where the mothers of Italy are, let us defend our children. All the squares of Italy should not bow to the liberticide system. Hands off the children." And also "scattered but not spaced", they say now from the stage while earlier the call to "keep the distance" was made. The reception of the bars in the area is different. One bartender was in fact 'criticized' for forbidding entry to people without the Green Pass while in another, adjacent to the square, the various demonstrators are heading precisely because they do not ask for the Green Pass
In Milan
, the intervention of Luc Montagnier is also announced at the 'no green pass' event organized by Italexit, the movement founded by the former grillino Gianluigi Paragone. The French virologist, who was awarded the Nobel Prize for Medicine in 2008, has become a point of reference for the entire no vax galaxy for his negationist positions.
At least a thousand participants in the event, who anticipated the first interventions with the usual choirs 'no green pass' and 'hands off the children'. In addition to the intervention of the Nobel Prize, the message from the stage of the same Paragone is awaited, a connection with the former MotoGP rider Marco Melandri and with Robert Kennedy Junior, another icon of the 'no vax' people. In the square, some representatives of the police and the Italian army are also expected to be suspended from service.
Several choirs sang from the stage to the sit in of the no vax in Piazza San Giovanni in Rome: "Against the Green Pass this is the protest".
And then again: "Where the mothers of Italy are, let us defend our children. All the squares of Italy should not bow to the liberticide system. Hands off the children."
And also "scattered but not spaced", they say now from the stage while earlier the call to "keep the distance" was made.
The reception of the bars in the area is different.
One bartender was in fact 'criticized' for denying entry to people without the green pass while in another, adjacent to the square, the various demonstrators are heading precisely because they do not ask for the green pass.