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In this talk, journalist and geographer Manlio Dinucci comments on the desecreted document of the DIS, Department of Security Intelligence.
According to Dinucci, the document is number 4, but it is not yet known what is in the first three; it is likely that his name, as well as the others circulated by Corriere della Sera, are in the other documents.
“Everything that the mainstream does not like is Russian propaganda,” Dinucci says.
In fact, the document mentions personalities and media that allegedly dared to criticize Mario Draghi and his policies, as if this was to be considered an object of attention by the security services. To download the DIS document, click here.
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Manlio Dinucci est géographe et journaliste. Il a une chronique hebdomadaire “L’art de la guerre” au quotidien italien il manifesto. Parmi ses derniers livres: Geocommunity (en trois tomes) Ed. Zanichelli 2013; Geolaboratorio, Ed. Zanichelli 2014;Se dici guerra…, Ed. Kappa Vu 2014.
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