Mao Tse-Tung left it to him in writing as a testament: “it doesn't matter what color the cat is, the important thing is that it catches the mouse”. The look of Lin Wu , Supreme Leader of the Communist Party of Shandong , a Chinese coastal province with one hundred million inhabitants, is sly when he crosses the threshold of the first photovoltaic panel factory in the world.

The “Chinese” knows everything

He, Party Leader and Head of State, already knows everything. In Europe, in the face of the "Silk Road", canceled with a swipe of the towel at the behest of the Head of the White House, the solar panel giant, " Chint ", a true communist section in China, has marked a blitz Without precedents. Moving on from Spain, the photovoltaic interregnum in the West, the leaders of the Chinese multinational have put the Italian, Sardinian and even European governments in check. A "hands on Sardinia" operation carried out with a sensational silence, given the size and approach of the men of the Chinese Communist Party in the land of Nurra, an agricultural outpost in northern Sardinia, close to the industrial disaster of Porto Torres and the capital of “Capo di Sopra”.

New era, oriental

When the Milan Chamber of Commerce receives the first official deed of the sale, it is the eve of the anti-fascist Liberation. For Sardinia, however, it is the beginning of a new era, not to use the emphatic term of a new "domination", this time Chinese. Until now, nothing had predicted an "eastern" assault of this magnitude. Certainly what was planned in the heart of Nurra was a real sacrilege in a Spanish style, with a plan of devastation of agricultural land, overloaded with nuragic-archaeological emergencies, which was unprecedented in terms of extension and relevance.

Tough questions

This time there wasn't even time to wait for the possible approval of that project with almost a thousand hectares of photovoltaic panels to be "squashed" on the green hills of a horizon that goes from the furthest point towards the sea, that of the hamlet of Palmadula, up to the edge of the village of San Giorgio, at the entrance to Sassari, to form a triangle towards Scala Erre, between Porto Torres and the industrial area. A real assault on the agricultural areas of the island, with a plan that had all the characteristics of "foreign" brazenness and the complicity of local and Italian "grassroots supporters", capable of selling off the future of their own land for a bunch of euros unscrupulous speculators, ready to cash in on billions of euros in incentives to spread "silicon" far and wide. Until now we have seen everything, with a European and Western front unchallenged in the most extreme speculation, from wind to photovoltaic. From the Spanish to the Norwegians, from the Germans to the Americans. Financial funds and wind and sun multinationals, all ready to "play" and bet on the stock exchanges around the world, aiming for stratospheric profits, with financial gambles and safe state benefits given liberally to fund the perverse system of renewables. The Sardinian mission of the "Maoist" grandchildren had to remain closed to most people, kept under wraps so as not to turn the spotlight on a looming question: who guaranteed the Chinese that that project so devastating for Sardinia and Nurra will actually be approved? Who gave guarantees to the Chinese regarding such an invasive plan as the one presented by the Spanish to the Ministry of the Environment on 12 December last year? Heavy questions that bounce around ministerial tables and beyond, confirming that capital gains and business are now measured through authorizations and consequent speculation. It would be enough to take the notarial deeds that preceded this Hispanic-Chinese sale to understand how the mechanisms of these operations work. It should go back to the shareholders' meeting which on 12 January 2022 in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, brought about a modest "srl" from ten thousand euros to a team with over 18 million euros in capital. An entirely Spanish operation, except for one Chinese lady, unknown and mysterious. She, , was appointed "independent councillor" at that meeting, of which we have the minutes. A signal, too, that had to remain secret.