Bolsonaro mette in crisi i "vescovi" of Brazil and Catholic communism

Reporting of M. Orlando
At the ecclesial level, after Bolsonaro's victory, what remains? A very serious situation for the Conciliar Church
Of Matteo Orlando
In Brazil some Catholic leaders have already shown concern about what may happen after the rise to power of 63-year-old Jair Bolsonaro, elected to the presidency of the enormous South American country with the 55 percent of the votes 28 last October.
The most demanding opinion was expressed by the powerful secretary of the CNBB (the National Conference of Bishops of Brazil).
“The Episcopal Conference is worried because the words towards the indigenous people were too strong: we have a great concern for the future of indigenous peoples”, ha supported monsignor Leonardo Steiner. “We are also concerned about the words addressed to the Quilombole, who are the descendants of slaves who escaped into the country at the time of slavery, and also for the words that were pronounced towards some parties... Let's see if these words now become an action or remain just words in the wind. But the concern is there, Yes, because we have always been close to the indigenous peoples, to the Quilombole, to the poor. We expect him to have respect for the poorest, for Brazilians who sometimes are unable to participate, to have an opportunity in Brazilian society”. Read More

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Do well, the soul of Italian style that no crisis can steal from us

Of Claudio Risé
Do well, the soul of Italian style that no crisis can steal from us
Source: Claudio Risé

The search for the good and the beautiful has always been the vocation of our country.
And it generates a unique creativity that makes Franco-German Europe tremble. Also
because it creates a model contrary to globalized production.
The Italy that does and does well is back in great shape, who invents, conquest
markets and friendliness with his intuitions and his free creativity. A
vocation already very strong in Etruscan and Roman times, and what it became
irresistible since the Renaissance, when he inspired an entire philosophy throughout Europe
and way of life. Leonardo da Vinci, the convinced Renaissance artist-scientist
That “Selvadego is the one who saves himself” (to whom this column is dedicated), he was first and foremost a formidable craftsman, and he is one of the major theoretical and practical inspirers of this success story.
It was the silver lyre in the shape of a horse skull designed by Leonardo himself, executed and delivered to Ludovico il Moro as a gift from Lorenzo the Magnificent to win the admiration of the lord of Milan and in
followed by other Italian and European courts. Today, however, Italian creativity worries Europe, or rather its bureaucracy, fearful that the more expansive economic policy adopted by Italy will strengthen its position as a major player
exporter of manufactured goods and food and agricultural products, already very strong on international markets.

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"L'Europa vuole l'Italia in crisi a vita"

"L'Europa vuole l'Italia in crisi a vita"THE INTERVIEW WITH STEVE BANNON DE “THE TIME”

Bannon speaks, Trump's guru: “Ordinary people must rebel against the elites. Cool and 5 Stars have very innovative ideas”

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The structural crisis of the media system

Of Gennaro Scala
The structural crisis of the media system
Source: The Antidiplomat
E’ There is a radical crisis in the Western media system underway, within an overall transformation of the political system of a global and epochal nature(1). The center of propagation of the earthquake is in the USA, but it also has its resonance in Italy, which could become an important laboratory at European level, in which new structures could be tested to cope with the ongoing upheaval. The earthquake, at the moment, It has the appearance of a bradyseism, with constant instability made up of daily controversies that go beyond the lines, but it could erupt into more dramatic movements. The transformation of social geography is already underway, What remains to be seen are the solutions implemented to deal with them. The crisis could result in a new system in which formal democratic guarantees could disappear, which could be the easy "solution" to the crisis of the "left", now more and more often mentioned (one example among many: Jason Brennan's book, “against democracy” which had a preface by Sabino Cassese, In the 2013 one of the PD candidates for the presidency of the Republic), or in a new system that instead exploits the potential of new means for a restructuring of democracy aimed at a different mass involvement, indispensable in the management of complex companies like ours.
The main factors of crisis in the media system, seen within the overall crisis of the political system are, first of all, the end of the “era of globalization”, actually a fairly short and transitory period, ended with Russia's return to the field, and with the definitive affirmation of China as a global power. The failure of globalization requires a radical rethinking of political strategies and the ideologies associated with them. The so-called “globalization” was that short period, if commensurate with historical times, in which the USA, at the head of the “Western countries”, when the USSR was already showing an irreversible crisis, they thought they could become the only world power. Context in which a globalist ideology was formed and became dominant based on political correctness, which we start symbolically with the "Live aid" of 1985 in which the Western world proclaimed through its "stars": “We are the world”. Read More

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Financial crisis and demographic crisis

Image results for demographic crisisOf Andrea Cavalleri
I mentioned it in my essay on libertarian-communism and I owe this explanation to the readers.
The London School of Economics has produced a sort of rudimentary theory that would place the blame for the financial crisis of the last decade on the decline in the birth rate.
The reasoning, very simple, it sounds like this: fewer births means that there are fewer young people paying contributions, while the number of pensioners does not decrease. Therefore the State has to go broke to pay pensions and this fact dramatically increases the public debt and induces the crisis.
This explanation, suggestive and on a superficial level quite attractive, it is absolutely wrong.
To understand this, it is enough to analyze the proposed mechanism in its entirety: if young people are too few to pay pensions to the elderly, it means that they, despite working like crazy, they are unable to bear the burden of maintaining the commitments already made.
Therefore the system would need to make the most of the work of young people in an attempt to cover pension expenditure.
On the contrary we observe a system that, in the official data largely toned down, produces over 30% of youth unemployment and that, actually, produces a percentage close to 50%.
So if the economic mechanism in place produces high youth unemployment it cannot be, and it isn't, the lack of young people led to the crisis, otherwise all existing young people would be employed. Conversely, the overabundance of young people compared to available jobs indicates that, according to our economic-financial system, young people are about double what they should be. Read More

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Migrants, selfish and divided Europe will make Salvini triumph

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Migrants, selfish and divided Europe will make Salvini triumph

The Aquarius affair has shown that Italy can pound its fists on the table and make itself heard. But the migrant issue is a structural crisis and cannot be addressed as a humanitarian emergency: everyone must take their own responsibilities and the flows must be governed. (Of Fulvio Echelon, LAWS)

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Coop in crisis. Manutencoop and supermarkets exit …

Two articles written and reported by Antonio Amorosi
GMO, Red coops with down profits. Lots of finance, but goodbye to the market.
Red Coops, declining profits. Lots of finance and they fall back on the market. Profits offset by the shareholder loan which is used in finance.

The "war" within the coop world is not over but Manutencoop changes its name and leaves Legacoop.

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This is the worst crisis in the history of the Republic. E ora l'Italia è davvero nei guai

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This is the worst crisis in the history of the Republic. And now Italy is really in trouble

A crisis different from the others, which will lead to different consequences from the others. The Lega-M5S position which contrasts the legitimacy of national and international powers enjoys strong popular consensus. (Of Flavia Perina, LAWS)

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