Betraying the Nation: Italian PM Georgia Meloni's Stunning Globalist U-Turn On Immigration (Video)

In a surprising and disappointing turn of events, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has abandoned her hardline nationalist stance on immigration, opting for a globalist approach that has left her voters feeling let down and disillusioned. Meloni’s recent call for increased immigration, under the pretext of meeting economic and social needs, marks a stark departure from the principles that propelled her into office.

Her electoral promises to restore functioning borders and reduce illegal immigration resonated strongly with Italian voters, who saw her as a strong leader willing to protect their national interests. Subsequently, Meloni’s recent alignment with globalist circles and her association with the controversial Aspen Institute have raised serious concerns among conservatives worldwide.

The groundbreaking alliance of nations from the Mediterranean, Middle East, and Africa, known as the “Rome Process,” is now chaired by Meloni, leading many to question her motivations and whether she is truly putting Italy first. The massive contribution pledged by controversial foreign nations, like the United Arab Emirates ($100 Million), has raised eyebrows as voters wonder about the potential implications of accepting foreign aid and how it might compromise Italy’s sovereignty.

One of the key areas of cooperation within this initiative is renewable energy to combat alleged climate change and improve conditions in poorer nations. Participants from over 20 countries have pledged to provide funds to support development projects as part of the “Rome Process,” which is expected to span several years. While the pursuit of renewable energy may be noble, many of Meloni’s supporters feel that this focus should not overshadow the urgent need to address immigration issues and prioritize their nation’s interests.

The shift in Meloni’s approach to immigration, coupled with her support for controversial measures during the Covid pandemic, such as the dangerous Covid “vaccines,” green passes, and strict lockdowns, has left her core supporters feeling betrayed and disillusioned. The conservative bloc that helped propel her Fratelli d’Italia party to become the country’s most powerful political group had placed their trust in her hardline stance on immigration. Now, many members question whether Meloni’s globalist connections and alliances are influencing her decisions.

RAIR Foundation USA’s warnings about her troubling globalist ties have proven to be prescient. Meloni’s involvement with the Aspen Institute, an organization funded by powerful globalist clubs, including those linked to billionaire George Soros, has only heightened concerns about her true allegiances.

The Italian Prime Minister also emphasized the importance of legal channels for immigration. While stricter border controls characterized her previous approach, she now advocates for a strategy that allows for the entry of migrants through lawful means. This shift aligns with recent agreements between the European Union and countries like Tunisia aimed at combating human trafficking and strengthening border security. However, her supporters fear that this approach may open the floodgates to further unchecked immigration, potentially undermining Italy’s cultural identity and putting additional strain on the country’s resources.

In a recent news conference, Prime Minister Meloni confirmed her commitment to seeking truth and justice for high-profile cases such as the disappearance and death of Italian graduate Giulio Regeni in Egypt. Meloni stated that Italy’s earnestness and respect for other sovereign nations played a significant role in securing the pardon of Patrick George Zaki, an Egyptian student who faced imprisonment. While her dedication to justice is commendable, many are left wondering whether her shadowy connections could overshadow the pursuit of justice for her own country’s citizens.

Furthermore, Italy has recently pledged to issue 452,000 new work visas for non-EU nationals until 2025, signaling the government’s willingness to attract legal migrants to address its so-called labor shortages. However, this move has raised concerns among Meloni’s supporters, who fear that the influx of migrants may further erode Italy’s culture and identity, putting the interests of foreign workers ahead of those of Italian citizens.

As Italy’s first female prime minister, Meloni’s policy decisions on immigration and renewable energy will be closely scrutinized by her constituents, who now question whether she truly represents their interests or has caved in to pressures from influential globalist networks. The disappointment among her core supporters is palpable, and their expectations for a strong leader who puts Italy first remain unmet.

Conservatives worldwide, who had celebrated Meloni’s rise to power as a beacon of hope for national sovereignty, now anxiously wait to see whether she will stand firm on her promises and prioritize the concerns of her voters or if she has already fully succumbed to the influences of her globalist circles. The implications of her shift in stance on immigration and renewable energy will have far-reaching consequences for Italy’s national identity and position in the global arena. Many conservatives are anxiously awaiting to see if Meloni will reaffirm her commitment to their values or if she will continue down a path that appears to align more with those trying to destroy Italy.