Venner could have said, paraphrasing Ernst Von Salomon: "I am a Frenchman without France, a monarchist without a king, a socialist without socialism."

François Bousquet

"Civilized people are not the fruit of a civilization, but its cause."

Nicolás Gómez Dávila

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I understand very well the sympathy that a particular position taken by Trump can arouse in “nationalist” circles. The support shown to him by Giorgia Meloni and Viktor Orbán is just as understandable. But does this mean that Trump should be taken as an example? I do not believe it for a moment, as political life is so different in America and on this side of the Atlantic. Just as black Africans are not Europeans with darker skin, Americans are not Europeans who speak English. The deep reasons for Donald Trump’s success refer to realities that are very foreign to Europe.

Alain de Benoist

The theme of this article is based on an undeveloped intuition for Ibero-America of the philosopher Carl Schmitt: “Against the universalism of Anglo-American world hegemony we affirm the idea of an earth divided into large continental spaces” […] To the thalassocratic world power—that empire whose power lies in the domination of the seas, enunciated by G. Bush (father) in the U.S. Parliament in 1991 and framed in the one world project—this New South American Strategy (NES) proposes the creation of a “bridge with the European Union” and in particular with the nations that are related to us both by cultural ties—Spain, Portugal, Italy, France—and by the immense investments they have made in our region.

Alberto Buela, “Iberoamérica como gran espacio politico,” Arbil 119.

🇪🇸 On January 2, 1492, the Reconquista ended with the fall of the Muslim Kingdom of Granada, ending eight centuries of Islamic domination.

This triumph allowed Isabella and Ferdinand to obtain the prestigious title of "Catholic Kings" from Pope Alexander VI. This victory led to the remigration of hundreds of thousands of Muslims and Jews to Africa.

New Year, Old Roots
👉🏻Riconquista

"I sometimes made huge mistakes. But what actually is a mistake in politics? And when I look back, I have only one sentiment: an enormous regret. Regret that we did not succeed, that we were not able to create this European world which would be the master of the universe for all time, which made the white race the first race, with the great mastery of the spirit."

Léon Degrelle

Today is the birthday of French writer and advocate for French fascism, Pierre Drieu La Rochelle. Read the several pieces Counter-Currents has published about him and his work here:
https://counter-currents.com/2020/01/remembering-pierre-drieu-la-rochelle-7/

Europe, situated between two empires of continental dimensions, is beginning to suffer from being divided into 25 states, none of which are capable of surpassing the others or representing them with dignity... Perhaps we will succeed in awakening the deceased soul of the European homeland through the practice of federation...

Pierre Drieu la Rochelle

3 January 1892

“Faithless is he that says farewell when the road darkens.”

In memory of J.R.R Tolkien
👉🏻 Azione Studentesca

"It is not for thy valour only that I send thee, but to bring into the world a hope beyond thy sight, and a light that shall pierce the darkness."
- J.R.R Tolkien

In memory of the Professor on the day of his birth.

The value of the Fellowship, the little hands that move the world, hope in the darkest nights: Tolkien's works guide us in all phases of life and urge us to simplicity and essentiality, fundamental values ​​for those who know how to fight and conquer ground against evil, always surpassing themselves, making often uncomfortable and misaligned choices, abhorring the taste of power for power's sake.

👉🏻 Maelstrom

They spent 2024 criminalizing us. Reports, arrests, searches, checks.
2025 starts with the violence of the "maranza" and the "baby gangs", almost all of them from abroad, who hate Italy and send to hell all the nice words "about integration" of the left, but also of part of the right.

Many of these do not want to integrate. Everyone knows it by now.

So, while throughout Europe there is public money spent only for political ideology (crazy arrests, reports for having remembered murdered boys, dossiers, etc.), in the streets there is chaos, but caused not by those who love Italy, but by those who fundamentally do not recognize it and perhaps hate us.

The problem exists, but it is not us.
It is in the streets, but not in via Cellini.

We will stand up to all the attacks, because we cannot allow the future of our children to be the one seen on New Year's Eve.

Despite everything and everyone, long live Italy. 🇮🇹

➡️ Asso di Bastoni - Torino

«For those of my generation - explains Umberto Croppi, who is born in 1956 - the Tolkien one was one of the most successful experiences. We had an existential need for it. But we didn't start so much from "Lord of the Rings", but from "The Hobbit". We liked the story of this little bourgeois, the hobbit Bilbo, who is dragged into a dangerous adventure by that madman Gandalf».