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Written and reported by Maurizio Blondet
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Written and reported by Maurizio Blondet
“There is a plan to Islamize Nigeria”, is the bishop's cry of alarm (conciliate, n.d.r.) Wilfred Chikpa Anagbe of the diocese of Makurdi to the pontifical foundation Aid to the Church in Need.
“They want Islamize the central part of the country, also known as the Nigerian Middle Belt, which is inhabited almost entirely by Christians. In the recent attack of 24 April, two priests from my diocese died along with others 17 faithful but the exact number of victims is not yet ascertained", denounces the bishop (conciliate, n.d.r.).
Unfortunately this is not an isolated case. Since the beginning of 2018, ben 11 parishes in the Nigerian diocese have been attacked. In Benue State there have been countless acts of violence against the people who are for the 99% Christian.
Il 18 January one was even found mass grave con 72 corpses. It's not about Boko Haram, reports the bishop who was in the Vatican for a meeting with Pope Francis.
“The violence is perpetrated by Islamist herdsmen of the Fulani ethnic group who have had relationships in the past, even narrow ones, with terrorist groups and who are united by their ultimate goal: Islamize the Christian part of Nigeria!”, continues the bishop. Read More
The day after the installation of the new government, the speculator George Soros arrives in Italy and shoots down the new government: he is worried about the proximity to Russia. So it means we can rest assured? (n.d.r.)
Reporting of Andrea Giovanazzi
«There is a close relationship between Matteo Salvini and Putin. I don't know if Putin actually finances his party, this is a question that Italian public opinion has the right to investigate further, Italian public opinion has the right to know if Salvini is on Putin's paycheck". The financier George Soros said this as a guest of the Trento Economics Festival, to those in the audience who asked if they were worried about Russia's influence on the new Italian government. «I am very worried about the new government's closeness to Russia. Those in the new government have said they are in favor of lifting sanctions against Russia. Putin seeks to dominate Europe, he doesn't want to destroy it but exploit it because it has the productive capacity, while the Russian economy under Putin can only exploit raw materials and people. It's a strong threat and I'm really worried.".
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Of Giovanni Tortelli
The events of the student protest that from the squares of Paris to those of half of Europe gave rise to "May '68" took the form of a true cultural revolution, and as such they were warned. The '68 movement had all the characteristics of the cultural revolution: spontaneity, the surprise effect, the grassroots initiative and the transversality of the demands.
Which were not political except very indirectly. They were indeed bearers of a new deontological and teleological order to replace a system in which the individual's way of thinking, the organization of the family and social institutions were still based on the principles of a hierarchy and natural law authority, principles that came definitively, if not quite suddenly, delegitimized.
Of course. No delegitimizing force - least of all the 1968 protest - could have had success against archetypes of natural law as implicit in man and rooted in his lifestyle and faith as the family., institutions and the entire social order including the Church, if we had not already taken action against them at the time with strokes of Jacobinism first and then of modernism. Read More
THE NEW CONCILIAR ECUMENIST CHURCH – NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH THE CATHOLIC CHURCH (LITTLE FLOCK REMAINING FAITHFUL TO CHRIST, TO TRADITION, TO THE CHURCH)

Incredible, the cardinal elect (IN THE NEW CONCILIAR ECUMENIST CHURCH, N.D.R.) Pedro Barreto, designated by the pope (POPE OF THE CONCILIAR ECUMENIST CHURCH, N.D.R.) and archbishop of the Diocese of Huancayo (ALWAYS FROM THE ECUMENIST CONCILIAR CHURCH, N.D.R.), he publicly declared himself in favor of the ideology gender in schools, in open contrast with the rest of the Peruvian Church, opposed the scandalous operation as a whole with massive demonstrations and the faithful also took to the streets in protest. The new cardinal (OF THE ECUMENIST CONCILIAR CHURCH, N.D.R.) Barreto, whose positions immediately met with the approval of the United Nations, he accused those who are against it of being at the service of «lobby interests». Read More
Sergio Mattarella explained directly to Italians why he said no to Paolo Savona for the position of Minister of Economy, evoking the protection of savings.
FROM NICOLA BERTI
One cannot doubt the personal and institutional good faith of a President of the Republic like Sergio Mattarella: if he said on live TV that the birth of the Lega-M5S government with Paolo Savona in the Economy would put Italians' savings at risk, we must believe him and respect his choices. This is how a democracy works: Impeachment is fine for a president who betrays his country, not for one who assumes his ultimate responsibilities. And then the final opinion, at the Quirinale, it almost certainly came from the president of the ECB, Mario Draghi: chi, still today, he could have ignored it?
In the constitutional prerogatives of the Head of State there is the ultimate evaluation of what is good for the country: jurists confirm it and long experience says it. The fact remains that for the second time in seven years the Quirinale had to exercise this legitimate authority, but unequivocally exceptional: in both cases under the pressure of the worsening sovereign spread.
The resurgence of the emergency is the first and most important difference between Giorgio Napolitano's decisive intervention in 2011 on the Berlusconi and Mattarella governments last night against the Lega-M5s alliance: because in 2018 Italy is still at risk spread? In between there was the technocratic reformism of Mario Monti and then the five-year government of the Democratic Party: why the debt/GDP ratio remained critical, the former hasn't even been affected and the latter hasn't really been relaunched like elsewhere in Europe?
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Of Fabio Falchi

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Another (and deeper) point of view. It's that, at least compared to the "Mattarellians" of Italy, but without being aligned with the "anti-mattarellians" regardless, that he can give sine ira ac studio just a scholar, libero, far from academies and cliques, with a robust baggage of references that are not exactly mainstream, and who knows how to argue. This is the case of Fabio Falchi, 52 years, independent researcher who lives in the province of Varese, one of many (but not many) thinkers of an Italy accustomed to bringing thought to the masses, content to see the usual four "opinionists" parade by. In particular, Falchi deals with geopolitical analysis and political philosophy, collaborating on various magazines (especially “Eurasia”) and writing several books (“The inner space of the world”, the two volumes of “Politics and war” and “Community and conflict”, all published by Anteo, and another one is about to come out, which «should be titled “Geo-politically man inhabits”»). Falchi moves in the wake of «non-Marxist socialism, focused on the defense of "differences" and community bonds, as I believe that "being with others" (which can also turn into "being against others", as history shows) is the destiny of man and that consequently we cannot free ourselves, but together". Not exactly the perspective of liberal individualism, In short. Read More
Of Alberto Negri

Source: Alberto Negri
Expelled from the Quirinale gate, Italian populism could transform into an unprecedented wave of nationalism in a country that has always demonstrated little attachment to the flag and a much greater attachment to the wallet, which today languishes. Mattarella leads Paolo Savona, an elderly and esteemed gentleman who allowed himself to be exploited by the crafty Matteo Salvini, it was a masterstroke to repel, at least for the moment, the Cinquestelle from the control room, but it could turn into a boomerang.
Go back to the fall of Gaddafi to understand
Italy remains a vulnerable country inside and above all outside, on markets and in foreign policy. Also vulnerable to the theories of an international conspiracy by the European and internal establishment to defend the euro, sometimes cited inappropriately as the father of all Italian troubles. But we must always find a culprit to justify our ignorance. There is no conspiracy, for the moment, but the evidence of the facts. Italy has been a fragile country since 2011 France, Great Britain and the United States decided to eliminate Colonel Gaddafi, its most important ally in the Mediterranean than just six months earlier, il 30 August 2010, had received with great fanfare in Rome, signing contracts worth tens of billions and relying on the Raìs for the control of migratory flows. Not only did Italy not defend it but it bombed it, giving in to the blackmail of its NATO allies who threatened to attack Eni's terminals.
It was Italy's biggest defeat since the Second World War. The consequences were devastating: colossal monetary losses and a wave of migration that, year after year, it destabilized the political framework of the country. From that 2011 Italy's allies and competitors have undermined our interests, leaving us alone and adrift. While yesterday in Rome the most lacerating political crisis of recent years was taking place, Emmanuel Macron has called an international conference on Libya for tomorrow in Paris which "will take place under the auspices of the United Nations" to set the date of the elections. Read More