WE INTEGRALIST BIGOTS WITH OUR ROSARIES AND OUR SANTINI

Of Silvana De Mari
Christianity has become a very nice religion, malleable, ductile, questionable, portionable, flexible, compatible with everything and everyone, vegetarian, gay- friendly, sustainable and low impact, low cost, à la carte, ready-to-wear, self service, just take what you want and pay only for that. Christianity has become a snowflake religion (in English Snowflake, a term that indicates someone who melts and spamps if you so much as look at him badly) and above all very gracious priests, some more glossy and some more casual, who present us with their boyfriends who are even cuter than them. We can say that Christianity was brought to the end-of-season sales. A Christianity in pastel shades, delicate and soft like the chasubles used in Dublin, carefully devoid of any Christian symbol ( it is divisive) and closed by a sort of slightly Celtic and slightly esoteric circle.
From Dublin they let us know that "do not commit impure acts" means do not pick your nose. As we sink into a pretty pastel Christianity, round and plump like cotton candy with whipped cream on top, we seemed to remember that we were supposed to be the salt of the earth, something that burns on the wounds, but it sterilizes and cleans: because only through pain and shame is the path to true glory, redemption, purity, that's why you need salt, not cotton candy. It seemed to us that at a certain point Jesus Christ even overturned tables and whipped people and, above all, declared himself the Son of the Father, the Father being the God of Hosts and the One who destroyed Sodom with fire. Read More

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We racists, voi con "Innocent". Which will open a restaurant

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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L'Africa siamo noi

by Paolo Becchi
Africa is us
Source: Paolo Becchi
To understand something about what is happening in Africa and the mass emigration from that continent, we must first detoxify ourselves from what the newspapers write every day or what the mainstream publishing houses publish, and maybe start by reading a book recently published by Amazon and Youcanprint (both as an ebook and in paperback).
The author, Ilaria Bifarini, she is a young scholar, who presents herself as a "redeemed Bocconian", already known for a volume, Neoliberalism and mass manipulation (2017), which has sold thousands of copies online. His new book, titled The settlers of austerity. Africa, neoliberalism mass emigration (2018) continues the same critical theoretical path towards the neoliberal doctrine, tackling the topic from a counter-current perspective, very relevant today, of mass migrations. The fundamental thesis is soon stated: let's get out of our heads the convenient narrative that traces current African underdevelopment to the colonial past. This thesis is often supported today to justify uncontrolled reception. But it's false.
The disintegration of colonial empires starting from the 1950s led to the formation of independent national states, who however did not have the opportunity to develop their economies independently because they were prevented from doing so: colonialism was thus replaced by something even worse, a form of postcolonialism, focused on economic control, which prevented local economies from growing and developing. Read More

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