In a far corner of southern Italy, transactions in fake currency are not only accepted by local shopkeepers, they are positively encouraged.
The small Calabrian town of Gioiosa Ionica, population 7,000, is currently home to a group of asylum seekers, who are given the imitation bank notes, or “tickets” as they are known, as part of a voucher system.
The refugees can spend the cash on whatever they like, but only in the town, so that local businesses benefit.
Rather than featuring European architectural gems, they bear the likenesses of a collection of communists and leftist leaders – Che Guevara on the fake €10 note, Hugo Chavez on the €20 and Karl Marx on the €50.
It has it all. Free resources, migrant fetishists, commie adulation. All that is missing is the inevitable Apocalypse, and that is coming shortly.
The funny thing is the town leaders have bamboozled everyone, because they are sitting on a massive pile of real Euros right now, while the little rabbit morons are running around with the Monopoly money they traded it for, that won’t be worth anything once the collapse goes down. And it was all done under the guise of being “good for the entire town.”
As I look at all the leftist-rubes being fleeced around me of late, I can’t help but feel as if I am missing an opportunity. If only I had a little less in the morals department, it sure would be a target-rich environment.
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