The peacefulness of good

Of Adriano Segatori
The peacefulness of good
Source: Italicum
I borrow the title of an article that appeared in "L'Espresso" of 30 September signed by Giuseppe Genna, but subverting the direction. He speaks of the peacefulness of Evil, flirting with the banality of Hanna Arendt; I prefer the Good one, given that the evil of disinformation is widely represented by him and his associates.
He further demonstrated that the technique of confusion and communicative falsification is an art 2500 years ago Sun Tzu placed it alongside that of war: Above all, you defame the good of your opponent; employ the meanest and most infamous individuals; be generous in paying for information, these and other gems were widely used by Mao himself. Ma “The Soviet Union was the leader” as Dario Fertilio highlights in an old essay entitled "The Devil's News", in distorting every form of truth and ethics.
Here then is explained the strategy that is deployed daily by the terminal Italian left, as if the gene - or the defect - of lying were transgenerational.
Not being able to analyze the cited article in its complex system for reasons of space, it is necessary to focus attention on some specific ideas. Read More

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Sovereignty cannot be negotiated

Of Adriano Segatori
Sovereignty cannot be negotiated
Source: Italicum
Sovereignty – this one with a capital S – is first and foremost a mental conception, a psychological attitude, a true spiritual style.
A characteristic of man is to talk about what no longer exists, and health is the most striking example of this. When people meet, they don't report good blood pressure data or the regularity of their bowel movements, but they list flaws, various annoyances and disorders. The exact same mechanism is in place for other issues that concern personal and collective life.
There has been rant about family and education ever since the family was decimated by individualistic selfishness and the exercise of the most disparate vicious rights, and education has been excommunicated by the exaltation of spontaneity and uncontrolled independence. Dozens of authorizations are required and school photos are prohibited in the name of privacy since everyone posts the most obscene revelations of their physical and mental life on social networks. We talk too much about freedom and democracy when houses are transformed into forts and the life of citizens is forced between cameras, grates and armored doors.
In short, the real void is always filled by an imaginary surrogate: it is the law of nature. Read More

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