FIFTH COLUMN | Non-fiction

L'antifascismo dei cretini
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FIFTH COLUMN
Of Marcello Veneziani
We have always had patience with idiots who are not evil and with evil but intelligent ones. However, we can't have it with bad idiots, maybe originally just idiots who then turned bad or just bad people then turned stupid. But they grew out of all proportion and got worse. I'm talking about the new anti-fascism, autumn-winter collection, that feeds on fascistometers to measure the degree of fascism that is in each of us and instructions for (non) become fascists, of fake Anpi that wave anti-fascism also the 4 November, no longer made up of partisans but of militants of perennial hatred; and then of mobilizations, demonstrations and mischief, conveyed by newspapers, newscasts, talk shows and many institutional stickers. Like that Cool guy who alternates declarations of anti-fascism with surreal declarations of love regarding the rapes and massacres of drug-migrants. For him, violence is fought with love, as the most unlucky flower children said half a century ago. He's getting there now, fifty years later and about something as terrible as the fatal rape of a little girl.
We tolerated the old anti-fascism fogey, trombone, a bit of manner. We were even able to tolerate a resulting anti-fascism, violent, intolerant, extremist. As long as it concerns the agitated lunatics of the social centers, of some feminist in ideological heat or with fasciophobic hotties, or of scattered idiots of grillism and old leftism, we got over it. Read More

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Actuality | Non-fiction

States VS markets: here is the world to come
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Of Guido Salerno Aletta
States VS markets: here is the world to come
Source: Here
Dall’ Italy to China passing from Germany to the USA: not exactly mainstream conversation with l’ economist Guido Salerno Aletta (edited by Giacomo Gabellini)
For several days, general attention has been focused on the Economic and Financial Document (Def) launched by the Conte government, but the Italian case certainly does not represent the only factor destined to heavily influence the performance of the world economy, which is weighed down by numerous unknowns, starting from the explosive rise of China and the political line adopted by the Trump administration. We talked about all this with the economist Guido Salerno Aletta, former general director of the Ugo Bordoni Foundation and former deputy general secretary of Palazzo Chigi.
In his recent article, you expressed the opinion that the current confrontation between financial operators and the Italian government represents a battle of the great clash between States and markets. What led you to reach such a conclusion? How do you think this clash will evolve?? Read More

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Actuality | Catholics between Europeanism and Populism

Populism: between rebellion and construction
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“We Catholic traditionalists give the metaphysical reason for the existence of populism. Like it or not. In the long term, the right path of sovereignty and identity will converge, even unconsciously, in the restoration of the Papacy, as a transcendent condition for the reordering of society” (Matthew Castagna, Christ the King-Tradition)
Of Roberto Siconolfi
Populism: between rebellion and construction
Source: over the line
Today the entire establishment is moving full steam ahead in opposition to the nascent populist movement. Populism, this derogatory term invoked for every maneuver, political or theoretical, which goes beyond EU directives and single thinking. A gap that opens within an increasingly complete and totalitarian system and which vehemently affirms the renewed needs of the European peoples.
In the preface to the essay “Populism – the end of the right and the left” by Alain de Benoist, Prof Zarelli states that it is also a mentality and a state of mind. And how could he not, from a conscious and rational point of view we can affirm that it is "the voice of the soul of the European peoples". A process that follows the awakening of the sacred feminine of the original metaphysical conceptions. A soul that revolts against the abuses of a society of obtuse bureaucrats, of a system of debtors and creditors (see Eurozone), of technocrats who have debased the best identity and cultural qualities of the peoples of Europe with the force of mass psychology.
But who is afraid of populists and why?? By analyzing the categories we can define a group of restricted oligarchies made up of: financial economics; mainstream (a vast category that includes both the world of media and mass culture); heteronomous centers of power (Bilderberg, Trilateral, Aspen Institute, NATO etc.). It is from here that the threads are woven as well as political domination, also of the attack on the entire populist movement as a whole. Read More

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Actuality | events

Fontana: 'Abolire la legge Mancino'
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'Law used by globalists to cover up their anti racism- Italia’. Marcucci (PD) : 'Increasingly black government’

“Let's repeal the Mancino law, which in these strange years has transformed into a regulatory platform used by globalists to cloak their anti-Italian racism with anti-fascism". It is proposed by Minister for the Family, Lorenzo Fontana, in a Facebook post.
“The events of the last few days – writes Minister Lorenzo Fontana on Facebook – make it increasingly clear how racism has become the ideological weapon of the globalists and their slaves (some mainstream journalists and commentators, certain parties) to point the finger at the Italian people, falsely accuse him of any atrocity, make the majority of citizens feel guilty for the vote expressed and for the intolerable distance from the rhetoric of single thought. A subtle and dangerous ideological weapon designed to guide opinions. All the front pages of the newspapers, assembling the case artfully, they pointed the finger at the worrying wave of racism, to find out, in a tragic parody, that there wasn't even a shadow of it. So if there is racism, Today, it is primarily the one used by the mainstream circuit against the Italians. The reason? A people - adds the Northern League minister - who do not all think the same way and who are aware and aware of their own identity and history scares the globalists, Why it cannot be exploited. Let's repeal the Mancino law, which in these strange years has transformed into a regulatory platform used by globalists to cloak their anti-Italian racism with anti-fascism. The puppeteers of the rhetoric of single thought – he concludes – must deal with it: their great deception has been revealed”.
“It's an increasingly black government. The Minister of the Family (sic) Fontana now proposes to abolish the #Mancino law which prohibits the apology of fascism. The serious thing is that this is not a case of sunstroke by a slightly bizarre minister.". Thus on Twitter the group leader of the Democratic Party at Palazzo Madama Andrea Marcucci

ANSA | 03-08-2018 12:29

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Actuality | CLEAN HANDS

We racists, voi con "Innocent". Which will open a restaurant
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WE RACISTS, VOI CON "INNOCENT". WHO WILL OPEN A RESTAURANT.

WE RACISTS, YOU WITH “INNOCENT”. WHO WILL OPEN A RESTAURANT.

Because another article on double standards and double standards used by oligarchs would be repetitive, I'll just post a few pictures. found here and there on social media, which the news did not report. Nor the presidents, bishops, journalists and politicians full of “humanity” they shed tears. https://twitter.com/RogerHalsted/status/1024598110956339201 Ah, and obviously the Egyptian who ruined it...
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Actuality | History

Salvini quotes Him: "Molti nemici, molto onore". But the phrase is not from the Duce…
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Salvini quotes Him: âMany enemies, much honourâ. But the phrase is not from the Duce...Of Antonio Pannullo
Now who knows how many they will tell Salvini: “Many enemies, so much honor!”. Deputy Prime Minister Salvini writes it, are Facebook, by posting a press article reporting news of the various attacks on the Minister of the Interior, in the past few days, from the Catholic sectors to those of the left. In reality Mussolini's motto was not "many enemies", but “many enemies”, however, that is the meaning.
And it is also not the first time that Salvini has used this phrase, and then it is a sentence of simple common sense: the leader of the League used it at least one other time, in February 2015, referring to the criticism of him by do-gooders who underlined that there were Italians in poverty while the State paid for hotels for illegal immigrants. The phrase, being sure to be effective, it has been used by many people, and is erroneously attributed to Julius Caesar, like many other mottos of the Duce. But it's not even his. This beautiful phrase was almost certainly invented by a man who had many enemies in his life: the German leader Georg von Frundsberg (1473-1528), obviously unknown in Italy. He was a general of the Holy Roman Empire of the German nation who fought for the House of Habsburg, and in particular for Emperor Maximilian I. Georg spent his whole life fighting almost continuously for the Habsburgs, especially in Italy. It seems that right in Vicenza, fighting against the Venetians in the Battle of La Motta, Venetians who were in overwhelming numbers, the leader told his servant that he had pointed out the disproportion: “many enemies of von Frundsberg, much honour!”. It was the 1513.
Today there is a statue in his honor at the Military Museum in Vienna, commissioned by Franz Joseph, and during the Second World War a Waffen SS division was allowed to bear the title Frundsberg. The German leader has been forgotten, but the phrase remained, just as the phrases invented by the Arditi during the Great War remained and were used, mottos taken up by Mussolini and relaunched for their validity and for the message they conveyed. Among these, “He who stops is lost”, “Better one day as a lion than a hundred years as a sheep”, etc. In short, the sentences, the mottos, the slogans one would say today, they rarely belong to the person who made them famous, but the merit of Mussolini and other leaders is certainly that of having valorized those concepts that touch the emotional chords of man and which are ultimately eternal values. Returning to Salvini, we are ready to bet that the storm over his use of certain expressions will continue. But we also bet that Salvini, to stay in the metaphor, "don't worry".
P.S: this was also a motto of the Arditi of the Great War...
Source: http://www.secoloditalia.it/2018/07/salvini-cita-lui-molti-nemici-molto-onore-ma-la-frase-non-e-del-duce/ Read More

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Actuality | events

Carlo Freccero: Foa, finally a Rai President out of the frame
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Carlo Freccero: Foa, finally a Rai President out of the frameby Carlo Freccero

Foa is part of a small group of opinion leaders, blogger, journalists and thinkers, who present the other side of the coin on the internet, the facts beyond the propaganda

I wrote some time ago on these pages that the order of speech it's changing. Foa's proposal to president of Rai is a confirmation of my statement. I'll say more. If the nomination is followed by the proposal, there is a good chance that this process would be accelerated, because information is fundamental for the formation of public opinion. The proof? The hysterical reaction with which his candidacy was received by the entire mainstream press. The Movement 5 Stelle suggested Salini and no one had anything to object to. The League proposed Foa and the uproar broke out. It is paradoxical that Foa is being fought as a fake news dealer. In this area Foa is a precursor, but in reverse.

It's from 2006, a year that in terms of the fight against fake news is prehistoric, that Foa analyzes the problem of truth in politics. His book The sorcerers of the news, of which among other things the update has been released, critically analyzes the phenomenon of spin doctors and its implications in terms of democracy. The figure of the spin doctor is not a figment of the imagination of conspiracy theorists, but an official figure, well paid, which has long been involved in organizing the electoral campaigns of Democratic and Republican candidates in America and which, more recently, it was also introduced in Italy. I remember the spin doctor who followed the Monti government and the complete Americanization of the Renzian electoral campaign. The spin doctor is not bound by the truth. Read More

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Actuality | Non-fiction

Let's say it: the sovereignists are right and insults won't stop them
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Of Marcello Foa
Let's say it: the sovereignists are right and insults won't stop them
Source: Marcello Foa
And to say that until recently, mainstream intellectuals attempted to discredit the sovereignists as dangerous neo-fascists. Today we can say it: the sovereignists were right and there is no insult that will be able to stop us, for a reason as simple as it is unexpected: voters are destroying, ballot after ballot, that neo-globalist and transnational construct that years of incessant propaganda have attempted to transform into an unavoidable Destiny. I confess it: it was difficult to imagine it in these proportions. The media campaign (but not only that) launched by the establishment to stop populists in every country (from the United States to Great Britain, from Austria to Italy) it has been of unprecedented virulence and is destined to last. Just think of the latest shameful accusations from Repubblica which labeled as "red-brown" many intellectuals guilty of being in favor of the Legastellato government and which accuses Matteo Salvini of being a Nazi. Mud, garbage, nothing but rubbish.
Trump in the United States suffered the same treatment. Yet the defamation no longer takes hold, not even if it is screamed by 90% of the media; On the contrary, produces the opposite effect. The popularity of the president of the United States is very high, the League goes from victory to victory and i 5 Stars have crashed to the left that Democratic Party for which almost all the talk shows support. All this happens because citizens are tired of no longer being masters of their own destiny and are no longer enchanted by narrative, drenched in spin, aimed at creating the impression that the state is a relic of the past and that the world will be ineluctably multicultural, multiethnic, governed by virtual democracies but de facto controlled by self-appointed elites lacking popular legitimacy. More than a relic, the State is more alive than ever! Read More

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Actuality | World Economy

Austerity? Nonsense, word of the ECB
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Of Roberto Pecchioli
Austerity? Nonsense, word of the ECB
Source: Heretically
Consulting foreign newspapers broadens your horizon. Far from our home journalism, busy rummaging through CVs or fueling fascist hunts - now it's the Minister of the Family's turn Lorenzo Fontana – we can read interesting news carefully hidden from us. An example is the European Central Bank report entitled “On the sources of economic cycles. Implications for DSGE models.” The acronym means General Equilibrium of Stochastic Dynamics. In the initiatory jargon of economists, stochastic stands for probabilistic, and talking about probable scenarios is already a nice bath of humility on the part of the snooty masters of histograms and mathematical models. Economists are very good at explaining in retrospect how things did not go as they had predicted. Il report of the ECB follows the opposite path, a commendable example of realism and concrete research. Read More

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Actuality | Policy

The new horizons of the Italian Parliament
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of the Prof. Roberto de Mattei

The Conte government has obtained confidence, by a wide margin, in the House and Senate, but above all it was born with broad popular support. In fact, the polls attribute this to the two political forces that express it, Five Stars and League, about the 60% of suffrages. However, no government like this has been opposed by almost all of the Italian mass media.
Antonio Socci has well described this "universal prejudice" above Libero (3 June), while Marco Travaglio, are The Daily Fact (6 June), published a long anthology of the heavy judgments reserved for the nascent government by almost all the newspapers, left and right.
Conte was accused of being a «friend of the people like Marat» (Corriere della Sera, 18 maggio) and to prepare «a Venezuelan future» for Italy (The Sheet 16 maggio). «There is an Italian case in the West», wrote the director of The Press (27 maggio), while for the director of Republic, «the mixture of inexperience, improvisation and arrogance will not take long to emerge. Fasten your seat belts» (2 June).
This ideological factionalism has translated into violent intolerance towards the new Minister of the Family, Lorenzo Fontana, guilty of speaking out in favor of the natural family, protected by the article 29 of the Constitution, of having detected the existence of a demographic crisis in Italy and of having participated in the March for Life of 19 maggio. Read More

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