History

THE ANALYSIS
Of Thomas of Torquemada
For several years, driven by the new revival of an alleged Italian nationalism with positivist roots, secularist and Masonic, certain Italian radical right has embraced the Risorgimento mythology. Practically, the same mythology that is at the basis of the anti-fascist state that, from the foundation of the republic to today, dominates unchallenged with the inevitable blessing of the subversive neo-Church, fruit of the conciliar storm of the Montini operation.
Now we are not interested in disclosing information again, data, statistics on the genocide in Southern Italy and on the Masonic-bourgeois revolution called Risorgimento; the interested reader can consult the texts of the Neapolitan essayist Luigi Di Fiore (largely published by UTET), those of the historical Elena Bianchini Braglia, She is also the author of an excellent monograph on Donna Rachele, the texts of Mattogno on the bourgeois revolution in Italy or the fundamental essay “Il Genocide: the conquest of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies, mystification, the pain of memory, memory after oblivion” by Stefano Pellicanò, Calzone Publisher, Crotone. We do not consider it necessary to rehabilitate pre-unification history; we are not clericalists, we are not reactionaries nor ridiculous nostalgic commemorators in eighteenth-century uniforms of a finite past, that will never come back. We are and will be Italians and counter-revolutionary comrades, as Romans, Catholics and Mediterraneans. It does not exist nor has it ever existed, nor can it exist, another Italy that does not have Rome as the sacred center of the West and axis of the world. Read More

Of Marcello Veneziani

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Report Arianna Publishing
Of Paul Craig Roberts – 14/01/2018

Source: Like Don Quixote
The mock trial in Nuremberg against a somewhat arbitrary group of 21 surviving Nazis in 1945-46 it was a spectacle orchestrated by U.S. Supreme Court Justice Robert Jackson, who was the chief prosecutor. Because I have long been an admirer of Jackson, I always thought he did a good job.
My admiration for Jackson comes from his defense of the law as a shield of the People rather than a weapon in the hands of the government and his support for the legal principle known as “Mens Rea”; or a crime (to be considered as such-N.d.T.) requires voluntariness. I often quote Jackson for his defense of these legal principles which are the very foundation of freedom. In fact I mentioned Jackson in my recent chronicle of 31 July. His defense of law as a check on government powers plays a central role in the book I wrote with Lawrence Stratton, “The tyranny of good intentions”. Read More