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Maria Montessori, a life among Freemasons, modernists and feminists
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Maria Montessori, among the first women to graduate in Medicine in Italy and to be counted among the pioneers of feminism, she was a forerunner of gender ideology. Interesting to read what the active Catholic Princess Maria Cristina Giustiniani Bandini thought of her (1866-1959), which, precisely because it is Catholic, it has been locked away by the secular intelligentsia:
«The vestals of feminism frequent modernist circles, starting with the president of the National Council of Women, Countess Gabriella Spalletti and the vice president, Dora Melegari […] But among all these ladies, the most dangerous is Maria Montessori […] I find her a presumptuous and exhibitionist woman, with absolutely subversive ideas. […] he argued that the best way to help the family in Italy is sexual education in childhood, and to explain it he used crude and unacceptable language»[1].
Montessori wanted to revolutionize humanity:
«Each one, in life, he has a function that he does not know he has and which is related to the good of others. The aim of the individual is not to live better, but to develop certain circumstances that are useful to others. The great law that regulates life in the cosmos is that of collaboration between all beings. Deepening the study of this law means working for the triumph of union between various peoples, and so, for the triumph of human civilization»[2].
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Orban: pronti ad aiutare l'Italia. Not with quotas, but with expulsions
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In an interview given to public radio, relaunched by Repubblica, the Hungarian president Viktor Orban he expressed his opinion on the new positions taken by the Italian government on the issue of immigration, saying he was ready to help Italy. L’aiuto offerto però, differently than you might think, it would not consist of hiring, from Budapest, of a share of refugees, but in an aid in expulsion procedures. Orban thus reiterates a clear line: l’unica quota accettata dall’Ungheria è la quota zero.
“I understand that the Italians have said with a free vote that they want to free themselves from the wave of migrants.” said the Fidesz leader, “if the new Italian government wants, Hungary led by me, that I was the precursor of firmness in the name of Christian Europe, is ready to provide Rome with its help and experience. Certainly not to divide migrants between various member countries of the European Union. No, we are ready to help our Italian friends expel migrants". Read More

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