Thucydides' Trap and the Third World War

by Francy Rossini (our friend, in Russia)

It was the Chinese leader himself, Xi Jinping,first, to raise the issue before world public opinion, evoking the historical-political concept of the "Thucydides trap". The Greek historian in fact attributed the outbreak of the war between Athens and Sparta (5th century BC) to the emerging Athenian power and the consequent conservative fear of the hegemon Sparta. Xi's China has decided to leave Deng Xiaoping's low profile behind, is rapidly becoming the protagonist of a new “Confucian” global order, hierarchical (with Beijing as the new geopolitical center) and “socialist”; various American analysts, because of this, they consider it the Prussia of our times, intending to move from the level of mere power to hegemonic power. Recent statements by the Russian president, Vladimir Vladimirovic Putin, according to which the international political world is underestimating the concrete risk of a nuclear war are consequential to the all-Russian defensive tactics in the face of British attacks – Color Revolutions and anti-Russian hybrid war – which have been raging since Moscow returned to count on the world stage.

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Admiral

by Francy Rossini
It is not easy to write about Giorgio Almirante for those who knew and frequented him, politically and humanly, or the undersigned (between from positions close to those of Beppe Niccolai from 1984 circa). The internal protest against the Almirante line still focuses on a couple of firm principles, which in theory could have some validity and which deserve to be analyzed here: that is to say Atlantist admiral, therefore he could not be neo-fascist, Therefore Almirante was not a neo-fascist because fascism was social, Almirantism was instead the spare tire of the DC.

It should first of all be specified that Almirante was a politician, he was neither a political theorist nor an ideologue, and even before he was a son of the fascist regime or of the RSI, he was a child of the Italian civil war and of Piazzale Loreto, he was the son of a specific historical era in which "partisans" with the British flag had free reign for a certain time to exercise their worst spirit of revenge and hatred on other Italians by imposing the logic of extermination. If you don't understand this, or you don't want to understand this, it is not possible to understand all of Almirant's subsequent political tactics.

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