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Certainly technical, but also political, by his own admission, and by no means bipartisan. In Gino Strada’s resume are not only his many years as a surgeon and head of Emergencies, but also a continuous embroidery of arrows directed at politics, with an eye of re (s) I look for the center-right, without neglecting the occasional attacks also on the Left and the grillini, which even in 2013 had nominated him for the Quirinale.
The scant diplomacy of his public outings was evident as early as 2003, when, in February, Strada spoke about the US president preparing to wage war on Iraq, with a very delicate comparison. “We are one step away from world war and perhaps nuclear war. The United States is ready to strike, with or without the UN. It seems to me that the analogies with Hitler are obvious. It would suffice to ask the 6 billion citizens of the world: who do you think is the new Hitler of the third millennium? It would be a plebiscite for Bush, I’m sure. That same year, in December, Strada and Emergency rejected funding for international cooperation, in reaction to the decision of the government and parliament to participate in the war in Afghanistan. In April 2013, speaking to Un Giorno da Pecora, Strada instead chose the path of bodily shame to attack Renato Brunetta, saying that in recent years he had chosen to vote only once, in 2010, for the Municipalities of Venice. “I chose Orsoni says because I thought Brunetta was aesthetically incompatible with Venice.”
His statements multiplied especially with the first Conte government, when the Interior Minister Matteo Salvini ended up in Strada’s viewer. In June 2018, he explained that at age 70, “I no longer thought about seeing racist ministers or police in charge of my country,” six months later he defined the government as “a gang where half are fascists and the other half are idiots.” also putting out he had an idyll with the Five Stars, and about Salvini he cuts it off: “he is the new fascistello.” The leader of the Northern League, reiterates three months later, boasts “the most characteristic element of fascism, racism.” And again on Salvini and his predecessor Minniti, Strada ventures the comparison that he had reserved for Bush: «They both explain, share a practice: we can also sacrifice human lives with respect to a priority: the impenetrability of our borders. It is not so far from Adolf Hitler’s idea of a European fortress. ‘
After Salvini was released from the government, in September 2019 Strada invoked “fair silence on him” except to attack him again last February, mocking the “differences” between the leader of the Northern League and Giorgia Meloni: Nazis , there was a discussion between who best represented the right. “However, Conte-bis also ends up in the crosshairs, due to delays in repealing security decrees,” fascist laws “for Strada, which concludes:” There is a Fascist and racist logic not only in the opposition but also in the government ”. The same one who now wants to send him to stop Covid in Calabria.
