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Mario Borghezio

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"Conspiracy theorist"
 Mario Borghezio  link
(Politician)
File:Mario Borghezio.jpg
Born3 December 1947
Turin, Piedmont, Italy
NationalityItalian
ReligionCatholic
InterestsBilderberg, UFO
PartyLega Nord
Italian politician; interested in the Bilderberg

Mario Borghezio is an Italian politician who has been accused of antisemitism and extremism.

Opinions

File:Mario Borghezio and Marine Le Pen.png
Borghezio with Marine Le Pen.

He praised Ratko Mladić and Muammar Gaddafi, and parts of the manifesto of Anders Breivik.

He is a critic of the Bilderberg, Open borders and the Great Replacement.

He wants the European Union to open files to the public around catalogued UFO sightings. [1]

In 2011, he invited Bilderberg expert Daniel Estulin to address the European Parliament.[2]

He was arrested in Switzerland outside the 2011 Bilderberg Conference.[3]

In 2013, he was expelled from his parliamentary group after making "racist comments".[4]

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“Gaddafi was a great leader, a true revolutionary who should not be confused with the new Libyan leadership swept into power by NATO's bayonets and by oil multinationals”
Mario Borghezio (2011)  [5]


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