The sources present a critical perspective on Italy's membership in the European Union, arguing for an exit and accession to the European Free Trade Association (EFTA). Both texts denounce the EU's rearmament policy, perceived suffocating economic constraints, and loss of national sovereignty. A detailed 18-month timeline is outlined for this process, including the introduction of a new currency, the "New Lira." EFTA is presented as a neutral and more advantageous alternative, which would guarantee access to the European single market while maintaining Italy's political and economic autonomy. The arguments emphasize the risks of conflict involvement and the benefits of greater decision-making freedom for Italy.
