The blitz was to remain secret. The mission was explicit: to prepare the land and above all the Sardinian sea for a real invasion of wind turbines. A detailed and confidential plan, with one goal to keep under wraps: to invade the Gulf of Angels. A project deployed in the dual direction of Pula and Villasimius, along the path of Sant'Efis on one side and Capo Carbonara on the other. They moved with the circumspection of wind seekers in a hostile field, knowing full well that for them Sardinia would simply be a land of conquest.
Invasion plan
The invasion plan leaves no room for fairy tales: it provides for the wind attack of 93 cyclopean blades to be thrust in the middle of the splendid stretch of water extending on one side towards the coast of Cagliari, Pula, Capoterra and Sarroch, and on the other on that of Quartu, Maracalagonis, Sinnai and Villasimius. To Sardinia, as it is easy to understand, of this wind drop would remain the absolute nothing, indeed. That wind energy produced by the Sardinian sea, in fact, would be destined to reach Sicily and Campania by cable, with the sole purpose of feeding the continent's green dream.
Horned and beaten
The Sardinians and Sardinia would be left with only a disfigured and violated landscape, an unacceptable environmental load with very serious consequences on the navigability of the Gulf itself. On the back of the island there is also a boundless electricity bill, doubly expensive: for the lack of methane and for that scandalous tax on renewables, taken "manu militare" from the pockets of Sardinian citizens to pay billionaire incentives to the new lords of the wind. As they say: "cuckolded and hammered".
Out of sack
On the path of this Italian-Spanish plan, branded Falck & Blue Float Energy, published yesterday by the Unione Sarda, however, confidential details emerge that let us understand how the game is being played secretly on the head of Sardinia. On the one hand, local institutions were kept in the dark, on the other hand, the project would have ended up "briefly" at the tables of two institutional subjects that were decisive for the implementation of the checkmate in the Gulf of Angels: the Ministry of Transition Ecologica and the Port Authority of Cagliari. The package, however, would not have been sent with the legal formalities. Also in this case, the Italian-Spaniards would have preferred a "confidential" lane, with the attempt to share the "out of sack" project, without fanfare, with the aim of preparing the ground for the subsequent state blitz. After all, the lords of the wind know perfectly well that the administrative procedure that Rome has guaranteed does not include any formal and even less informal passages with the Sardinian institutions. The meetings, of which no news should have leaked, involved various subjects, from trade associations, trade unions and some chosen representatives of politics, all with the rigorous delivery of silence. The publication of that wind power plan in our newspaper uncovered a system of relationships that was taking place under the radar on one of the most sensitive areas of the island.
