Houses of Savoy and paid honours, Marco Grimaldi's attack

"For years, the House of Savoy and Emanuele Filiberto have been conferring 'monarchical honours' for a fee without any legal value, in violation of the 1951 law which prohibits displaying and accepting them without approval from the State and, for the Mauritian Order, expressly provides 'the conferment ceases'. Among those who have purchased one, as reported by Fatto Quotidiano in March and never denied, would include Ignazio La Russa, Bruno Vespa, Gianni Letta, Vittorio Sgarbi, Cardinal Parolin. Turnover estimated at around 800 thousand euros a year, on which the Prince has never shown budgets and reports". Avs deputy group leader in the Chamber, Marco Grimaldi, declared this in a note.

"But it is not enough - continues Grimaldi - in the Senate Fratelli d'Italia presented the Royal Protocol Srl Impresa Sociale platform cloned by a company based in Tallinn, to certify genealogies on a private register without any legal value. Paid inheritance. The Prince is a 75% shareholder, but 25% is of The Royal Protocol Società Semplice, which remaining outside the Business Register guarantees anonymity to members and has no accounting obligations. Reality is a protocol transnational company that exploits the narcissism of those who want a noble title to accumulate money and cryptocurrencies. Meanwhile, Enea Benedetto, the creator of the Estonian platform on which he put 100 thousand euros of his own, has learned from Thomas Mackinson's investigations on Fatto Quotidiano that he has been ousted by the Italian sister company, while the Prince refuses to pay him a 1000 euro invoice. The coroner's complaint is pending in the Prosecutor's Office in Turin Enrico Manfredi Luserna d'Angrogna on the sale of an unavailable public good - the Mauritian Order - with flows towards the Swiss association AICODS and Benedetto's complaint for fraud and embezzlement against Emanuele Filiberto, Santini and Di Tornaforte.

Yet - continues Grimaldi - right now, from 26 to 27 September at the Lingotto in Turin, the AICODS meetings are taking place and Emanuele Filiberto awards paid orders of chivalry, precisely on the eightieth anniversary of the Republic. I'm not scared of a fake prince who works as a salesman for illegal honors with a court of cosplayers of pickled monarchs, nostalgic for the Kingdom and the twenty years, who still believe they are at court while begging for a title at the Lingotto. I am outraged that someone, as always, is covering up tax avoidance and real cheaters", concludes Grimaldi who has filed a question with Minister Giorgetti to ensure "clarity".