Argentina: families marching against gender ideology


Reporting of Roman correspondence
In Argentina parents took to the streets to demonstrate in favor of the Hon. Andrés Suriani, who risks a sanction from the Chamber of Deputies for having compared the ideology on social media gender al virus dell’Aids, defining it «the new scourge of humanity». With the cry of «You can feel it, you can feel it, Suriani is present», the crowd publicly protested the law «on the gender perspective and new masculinities», to be imposed in schools, law against which the honorable member who was pilloried had expressed his opinion.
Rene Castellon, spokesperson for the Federal Parents' Observatory, he specifically asked to support the parliamentarian, defining it «a brother», the only one however «who fights against this legislation». The appeal did not fall on deaf ears: besides the people on the streets, in a short time two thousand signatures were collected online against any sanction against the Hon. Suriani.
All this reveals only one thing: that the population can no longer succumb to the diktats of the dominant ideology everywhere, in the world, he begins to raise his voice. Read More

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Argentina turns to the IMF and people take to the streets

Argentina turns to the IMF and people take to the streetsReport Wall Street Italia
Of Alessandra Caparello
A financial debacle that reopens old wounds for Argentines in recent days with the national currency, the weight, under the threat of hyperinflation and a president Mauricio Macri which to save the economy and spare its people from a new financial crisis is asking for help from the International Monetary Fund.
Although the central bank of Argentina has decided for a huge increase in the rates three times since 27 April, issandoli al 40%, the peso continued to collapse and the president had to do resort to International Monetary Fund, looking for a standby agreement for a loan of at least 30 billions of dollars (although other sources even talking about 50 billion). Which means on standby? Which wouldn't be cashed in right away, but used if the situation worsens further. Read More

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The nun's shocking confession: "II papa propone il preservativo"

An Argentine nun claims that Bergoglio suggested she use three contraceptive methods: condom, diaphragm and tubal ligation
Of Giuseppe Aloisi
A direct belonging to the order of the Teresian Carmelite Missionaries claims that the pope has somehow endorsed the use of the condom and of diaphragm as contraceptive methods.
The “confession” shock was widespread through an interview a Radio Cut. Martha Pelloni, this is the name of the consecrated and superior, he said that Jorge Mario Bergoglio he proposed the use of a condom as well as the diaphragm and tubal ligation for women who do not wish to remain in an interested state. “Pope Francis speaking on this topic – declared the Argentine nun – he said three words to me: condom, transitory and reversible. A diaphragm, and in the last case, what we recommend to the women in the camp...tying the tubes...nothing that is abortive or destructive of the woman”. And again, we read on the blog of the Vatican expert Marco Tosatti, the nun underlined that: “If there is sexual education and the State's responsibility to take care of women in their situation of poverty, we don't need to decriminalize abortion because there is no need to have an abortion”. Read More

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How Tribalism Becomes Satanism

Reporting of Tradition in Action
Atila Sinke Guimarães
HOW TRIBALISM BECOMES SATANISM – Considering that Pope Francis seems to be embarking on a full-steam campaign to promote tribalism – we saw him in Chile and Peru this past week declaring that “Amazonia is the heart of the Church,” – I thought it timely to warn my readers about the dangers of this move. Toward this end, I first recommend that they read the article by Prof. Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira in this topic. But I also want to translate into simple terms what tribalism is.

forbidden to forbidThe motto ‘It is forbidden to forbid’ painted on Paris; below, a 1968 student & workers march against authority announcing ‘We will win’– and they did
march 1968

We are all suffering the deleterious influence of the 1968 Sorbonne Revolution, which in the United States is almost unknown by this name because here the fruits of that Revolution are generally referred to as the “Cultural Revolution of the ‘60s,” which found its most expressive landmark in the hippie Woodstock festival in 1969.
Independent of the name used here or abroad, what counts is that the Revolution in customs can be summarized by three of its slogans: “It is forbidden to forbid,” “Death to reason” and “Imagination rules.”
We have seen many consequences of the application of these moral-philosophical mottos. Among many: the disappearance of morality in society, logic in thinking, respect for superiors, good behavior in families, decorum in dressing and propriety in language.
These liberal-anarchical manifestations had immediate reflections in the political-administrative spheres, such as the increase of feminist laws pretending that women are equal to men, as well as the concession of legal rights to abortionists and homosexuals. Read More

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