The no vax are back in the square. From Genoa to Naples, from Rome and Milan, thousands took to the streets to protest against the Green pass and the obligation to vaccinate.

The most popular event in Rome, in Piazza San Giovanni. In Milan with Gianluigi Paragone there is an exceptional guest, the Nobel Luc Montagnier, who at 90 has become a true idol of the no vaxes.

"The salvation of humanity and the end of this emergency will be in the hands of the unvaccinated", Montagnier said from the stage. "There has been a huge strategic error on vaccines - he added -: contrary to what was initially said , these vaccines do not protect at all and is slowly coming out. Scientists and patients themselves are discovering that the vaccine does not work and instead of protecting it can favor other infections. A toxic protein is contained within these vaccines. "

Montagnier attacked Draghi and Macron: "They are two people and they are not enough to move the will of a people, you have to wake up. Take advantage of the upcoming elections to give your opinion. Long live freedom".

ROME - Draghi "public enemy number one" is the thrust that comes from Piazza San Giovanni. “We are the only country with these rules, they are experimenting with the anti-constitutional regime. We have to blow up this government, they are preparing for war ”.

"What is happening is anti-Christian, exasperated by the absurd restrictions. Your protest is courageous and starts from fundamental principles such as the right to natural freedoms. I urge you not to give in to provocations", says the former apostolic nuncio to the United States. Monsignor Carlo Maria Viganò, in a video broadcast during the sit in.

Addressing the demonstrators, Monsignor Viganò added that "it will not be the Constitution or human rights that will save you but faith" while, speaking to journalists, he asked them not to be "conniving with lies and crime". "Jesus Christ will save you, not an experimental serum produced with abortive fetuses," he concluded.

In the capital, Enrico Montesano could not miss, greeted by applause. Who sings the chorus from the stage "people like us never give up".