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by Roberto Pecchioli – 23/02/2019Source: Heretically
There is a fierce debate going on in Great Britain. It's not about Brexit or the monarchy, but something infinitely more serious: whether or not to tear down the statues of Winston Churchill and Lord Nelson. With the naivety of those who live on the extreme outskirts of the empire, we thought that the terrifying bombings of German cities were blamed on the conservative politician, Dresden and Hamburg above all. To the Admiral of Trafalgar the active participation of a brilliant military commander in British colonialism. It's not like that. Churchill apparently was a “white supremacist”: This is how a frowning Scottish MP describes it. The statue of Nelson in the London square named after his most prestigious victory is in danger for the same reason: Lord Horatio was racist. A bunch of freaks don't ask for it, but austere progressive voices hosted by the prestigious The Guardian.
The wind, you are, it comes from the Atlantic and in fact the idea of ​​demolishing steles and monuments did not spare Christopher Columbus in the USA. The news is that we will not even pay homage to two heroines of nineteenth-century feminism, le suffragette Susan B. Anthony e Elizabeth Cody Stanton. Their sculptured figures will not adorn New York: feminists yes, proud fighters for the vote for women, ma, Alas, racist too. A critic wonders: once the principle has been established to do away with every character from the past whose vision of the world does not coincide with ours, where we will end up? Wise question, with a very simple answer in its dramatic nature: we will end up in nothing, in the pneumatic vacuum of a civilization that has reached its terminal phase. Read More

The news of the day, apparently, this is it: "international" research has shown that the yellow vest protest, in France, it was infiltrated and supported by the right, sometimes extreme, which on the Internet contributed to amplifying the media effects of the protest against President Macron. It's the usual local troll soup, successful hacker, American white supremacists and other bogeymen without whom, apparently, you can't do anything anymore.
The emphasis that – in this case as in all similar cases, from Russiagate onwards – it is given to trouble, you have post, to the tweets and retweets of the Internet demonstrates how traditional information is inclined to look for the speck in another's eye (Internet, Obviously) and neglect the beam that is housed in its own.
If this were not the case, the research published by the BBC would have had equal or greater prominence, which denounces the work of trolls to create consensus around the Warsaw summit called by the USA to marginalize Iran from the international community and perhaps to pave the way for some more decisive intervention than just economic sanctions. But above all it demonstrates once again how great it is, more generally, the desire to talk about something else, to go around problems by addressing only the waste and not the substance. Like a gala lunch made of baby carrots and spinach but without roast meat.
What we need today, speaking of yellow vests, It's a great search (even not international, municipal is also fine, as long as it is well done) about the reasons for their anger. Let him try to understand, for example, why so many "normal" French people have been taking to the streets for months to smash shop windows, getting beaten up by the police and getting rubber bullets, while the République only manages to pass vaguely repressive laws to narrow the margins for protests. It would be discovered, Perhaps, that behind the problem of excise duties on fuel there is a much more important issue, indeed decisive. For decades, the complicity of political systems with industrial ones has filled our streets with diesel engines that Europe no longer wants because they pollute. Read More

Source: The Truth
Nell’ era of globalization you still talk about tradition. How can you be a traditionalist today?
«There are industrial and nuclear powers like India, Russia, o at dinner, That, despite communism, awakened his remote Taoist identity, confuciana, Buddhist and even a Maoism interpreted in continuity with l’ ancient imperial ideology".
So?
«These countries are proof that a strong traditional identity manages to assert itself in spite of secularism and the dissolution of values».
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Source: Pietrangelo Buttafuoco
More than ten million viewers.
Great ratings for the Head of State's end-of-year speech on TV, in addition to another two million views - even more than Chiara Ferragni - on social media.
The message from the President of the Republic, Sergio Mattarella, it is celebrated by authoritative information also with the help of the imaginative phrase "viral". And already at the same time as the dinner, Indeed, in browsing through chats and posts on the various digital platforms, super cool trolls of respectability, they blended hosannas for poor Mattarella to make - and so it is, now – the real leader of the opposition to the yellow-green government.
Full squares, empty ballot boxes, it was once said.
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