Italy doesn't do these things. If they think it's the mafia, they say so, and it is. They don't play around with this false flag stuff.

Complete and utter bullshit. Your belief that Italians have the special ability to solve crimes without any investigation is assinine. Italy also has a history of of what could be considered false flag attacks.

if Italy have become the mexico of europe, it is only because of our politicians, in 1992 tangentopolies and Clean Hands, we could be reset the political situation, the old historic parties: the Communist Party and the Christian Democratic Party, which in its history has had many elected criminals in its ranks, we were dissolved, if D'Alema with the Bicameral of 1994 has took off the television of Silvio Berlusconi, we would have had a second republicthat was not a hypocrite photocopy of the first, but this did not happen.
after 1992, the Mafia has responded with bombs, but stopped Toto Riina, Provenzano began with the strategy of the dive.
Berlusconi since 2001, has plunged Italy into a dark period,
with the euro has been halved buying power, the lack of meritocracy, a failing state and wasteful, 120 billion a year of tax evasion, a caste of politicians full of privileges, while the workers starve and fail to make ends mese.in recently increased the number of suicides due to debts, with Equitalia (the agency that collects taxes for the state) targeted by attacks, and a director of Ansaldo, kneecapped, I do not know whether it was the mafia, the Sacra Corona Unita or the secret services or the anarchists or the right-wing terrorism, I just know that such a situation had not seen even during the years of lead, I hope it is not getting worse, but I have serious doubts about this.

And then people wonder why every year around 60,000 Italians move out of the country. What a shame.

lmao. You would be so kind as to put up a source for this number?

In Italy, is it source or gravy?

Despite all the stuff with organized crime, the murder rate is extremely low In Italy

INMO Nicky i think its dangerous for anyone in Napoli. Have you seen the BBC documentary about the Camorra? Italies Bloodiest Mafia?

I can't say about London, but Naples is an interesting town. I know a lot of napoletani, born and bread in the city and they've openly told me that there are some areas where they wouldn't even dare going. As far as Italy is concern Naples is the most dangerous city, followed by Milan and then Rome (even if these two cities are always neck to neck for # 2). It's compared to Tijuana, and the kids living in some areas have the same PTD of Baghdad's kids (read in a Repubblica article few years ago).

in Naples I didn't feel threatened at any point, people were very respectful. In London it can be common to get pick-pocketed or mugged.

It's compared to Tijuana, and the kids living in some areas have the same PTD of Baghdad's kids (read in a Repubblica article few years ago).