Khelif, Don Patriciello also against the Algerian boxer: “She has the strength of a man, she will massacre Angela Carini”

Don Patriciello against boxer Imane Khelif, who will face Italian Angela Carini: “She has the strength of a man. Politically correct hypocrisy”

The controversy over the boxer does not stop Imane Khelif, who will face the Italian today Angela Carini to the Olympics 2024 for the 66 kg category. It must be said, however, that the Algerian athlete is not transsexual but intersexthat is, from birth he presented secondary sexual characteristics that were not exclusively male or female. The issue was also expressed Father Maurizio Patriciellowho denounced a physical disparity between the two athletes.

“Tomorrow, August 1st, a grave injustice will be committed at the Olympics in general silence. Our Angela Carini will have to face Imane Khelif and risks getting badly hurt, because the opponent has the strength of a man. – said the parish priest of Caivano made famous for his battles against the Camorra in an interview with Corriere del Mezzogiorno – We must defend Angela, it is absurd that no one speaks, neither the Cones nor our politicians. Let’s save Angela Carini from the trans boxer: she was born a man, he is stronger than her, he will massacre her”.

Don Patriciello he then defends himself preventively from possible controversies over his alleged transphobia: “Ideology and religion have nothing to do with it. There is a practical problem here that is highlighted by honest doctors and athletes. The muscle mass and physical strength that that athlete possesses is not comparable to that of a woman.”

The priest then believes that the Olympic Committee have admitted Khalif only “in the name of politically correct hypocrisy. Yet it would be enough to read what the Mexican boxer who faced her declared: ‘I have never had such heavy blows’. And it is enough to see how her face was reduced after the match”.

“God forbid something happens to Angela tomorrow,” he concludes. Father Patriciello – with what courage do the Olympic sports directors allow this? And why don’t the feminists intervene in defense of a girl who risks so much? I appeal to Angela Carini: tomorrow don’t get in that ring. I understand the sacrifices you made to get to the Olympics. But don’t risk your life. Let it go, get away from this madness”.