Lazio's supporters have developed a reputation as right-wing rioters in European football for decades.

Elon Musk’s bold vision for technological progress aligns with Italian prime minister Giorgia Meloni’s nationalist agenda, offering Italy’s right-wing movement a modern cultural framework while posing challenges for European unity

In some ways, Musk echoes Filippo Tommaso Marinetti, the early 20th-century Italian poet and founder of the Futurist social movement. Both figures managed to capture the imagination of their respective eras with bold visions of technological progress and societal disruption. Marinetti’s Futurism was a rallying cry for speed, innovation, and a break with the past – ideals that aligned closely with the early Fascist movement’s desire for radical transformation. Similarly, Musk’s ventures in electric cars, space exploration, and social media have positioned him as the new standard-bearer of technological progress, appealing to those who see the future as a realm of limitless potential. Just as Marinetti’s Futurism provided the early Fascists with a cultural framework for their revolutionary zeal, Musk’s hyper-technological vision offers Meloni and her allies a blueprint for their own aspirations.

The Meloni-Musk partnership symbolises a new kind of futurism for the Italian right, one that seeks to redefine progress through the lenses of technology and national strength. However, for this vision to translate into tangible benefits, Meloni will need to balance her domestic priorities with broader European goals. Failure to do so could isolate Italy within the EU, turning a potential strategic advantage into a missed opportunity.

https://ecfr.eu/article/the-new-futurism-what-a-meloni-musk-alliance-could-mean-for-europe/

🔴 February 6th commemorations

The Cercle Franco-Hispanique invites you to the February 6th commemorations, on Saturday, February 8, 2025 in Paris!

Mass at 11am followed by a banquet at 12:30pm.

Registration required at 0781725881 or at [email protected]

🇫🇷 @jeunenationcom ✋

🏴‍☠️6 February 1934🏴‍☠️

Throughout the month of January, demonstrations followed one another and a meeting was set for February 6, the date of the presentation of the new government to the Chamber at the Place de la Concorde. Most of the leagues or associations responded: L’Action Française and the King’s Camelots, Young Patriots (JP), French Solidarity, Croix de Feu, La Fédération nationale des syndicats et groupements de contribuables…

It was after the order to disperse that the demonstration turned into a riot and we witnessed real street fighting. Gunshots, fires, stone throwing...

The shock troops of the Action Française and in particular the seventeenth team grouping the street vendors of the sixteenth arrondissement (led by Jean Filiol) will play a leading role in this riot since they will be the first to launch themselves against the police at the Pont de la Concorde!

And in the evening of this revolutionary day, one of the most dramatic "barricades" in our history (17 dead and thousands injured).

The Pan-Fascist Paradox: How Does a Nationalist-Minded Fascist Think Transnationally?
by Aron Brouwer

To better understand cross-border fascist solidarity, this article suggests a new conceptual framework revolving around the term ‘pan-fascism’ and its ‘paradox’. It argues that the existence or non-existence of a pan-fascist ‘paradox’ in the minds of historical fascists is a matter of optics, as it all depends on who is mobilizing the notion of fascist transnationalism. Because of such optical issues, which all must be unpacked historically, the conceptual framework of ‘pan-fascism’ does not offer a simple solution. It, rather, puts emphasis on a key question: how did certain fascists, at various moments in their lives, think about the possibility of fascist transnationalism? This paper takes the work, thought, and practices of the French editors of Je suis partout as a case study, and demonstrates how they attempted to reconcile their commitment to French nationalism with fascist transnationalism.

“Those who wish to join this fight must know beforehand that they will have to suffer. After suffering there always comes victory. Those that know how to suffer know how to conquer. For this reason, we, the legionaries, will receive suffering with joy. Every moment of suffering is a step forward towards salvation and victory. A moment of suffering will not discourage the legionary, it will make him stronger and will toughen his soul. Those who have suffered and will continue to do so will be the true heroes of the legionary battle. The blessing of the Fatherland will spread over them and their families.”

Corneliu Zelea Codreanu

In the fall issue of the reactionary Austrian quarterly Abendland, former left-wing radical and current Catholic-conservative German journalist Werner Olles published a eulogy to Guillaume Faye disguised as a review of a completely different book. Nils Wegner, author of the right-wing alternative publishing house Jungeuropa, wrote the following correction to several points of that Faye eulogy, which was rejected by the magazine and subsequently published on the Jungeuropa website.

https://nouvelledroite.substack.com/p/guillaume-faye-history-of-ideas

European genetic distances from Russians 🇷🇺

“Friendship will conquer: Long live the Black flag”

Robert Brasillach

As William R. Tucker writes in his work The Fascist Ego: A Political Biography of Robert Brasillach (1975):

Brasillach saw himself as an intellectual rebel who might further through revolution the victory of the individual — conceived as a unique, creative, feeling animal — over the insensitive, unimaginative, manipulative plebs who threatened to engulf Europe with their mediocrity and their material aspirations in the name of progress and modernization. . .

Brasillach placed his hopes in the rebellion of those under thirty; and he dwelt at length on the virtues of joy and irony bringing about the birth of a post-liberal era. He insisted on the importance of an aesthetic view, rejected both Western corporate capitalism and Soviet bureaucratization, and deplored the rule of commodities over man.

Small wonder then that charismatic rightists like Jean-Marie Le Pen, former leader of the National Front, and Pierre Sidos, the founder of Jeune Nation, continued to stand for many years alongside Bardeche at Brasillach’s gravesite in Paris.

Brasillach, who has in many ways been transfigured by his persecution, leaves an almost unrivaled symbolic legacy to future generations of nationalist revolutionaries, encapsulated in some of his final notes: “Friendship will conquer: Long live the Black flag” — a paean to the independent and oppositional revolutionary spirit he believed to be redolent amongst the blue-coated rightists he mixed with in his beloved Latin Quarter — and a resounding echo of his deepest desire, which he alluded to in an article he composed as far back as 1931: to live forever in Alain Fournier’s Lost Domain, “an unnamed country made up of friendships and rituals.”

https://counter-currents.com/2020/03/the-martyrdom-of-robert-brasillach/

The German “Neue Rechte”, as defined by Günter Bartsch, is a bio-humanist movement, opposed to technocracy in the widest sense of the word, has got a biological-medical view on man (on anthropology). This implies the rather well-known option for ethnopluralism, which, subsequently, implies an option for all kinds of “liberation nationalism”, within and outside Europe, and for a broad conceived “European Socialism”.

Robert Steuckers, February 2014.

"In politics, any attempt to define right and left has been in vain, given the number of exceptions. We must therefore admit a great truth: in the face of the contemporary world, the hermeneutic potential of the concepts of right and left is almost nil"

Adriano Scianca

Israel plans to force Palestinians out of Gaza and into Europe - simultaneously furthering the Greater Israel Project and the Great Replacement at the same time.

We must have confidence, for today we observe that history resembles a galloping horse. We must teach the next generation the following reality: from Brest, at the tip of Brittany, to Provideniya, on the Bering Strait, there exists the vital space of one and the same people: ours. Marx said: ‘Proletarians of all countries, unite!’ Instead, let us murmur: ‘Whites of all countries, unite! Around the Euro-Russian imperial confederation. And let us already begin to think about its future organization, for ideas make their way through history, like worms in ripe fruit.’

Guillaume Faye, Euro-Russia: Concrete Foundations of a Future Imperial Confederation, Speech at the White Forum Colloquium in Moscow, July 20, 2007.

The future lies not in further attempts at integration but in recognizing the natural divisions between peoples and creating structures that take heed of these distinctions. A European empire of regions, where each ethnic group has its own space, its own autonomy, is the solution to the crisis that is already upon us.

Constantin von Hoffmeister

At least eight soldiers were injured in the operation, in which a Palestinian fighter took control of an Israeli watchtower

https://thecradle.co/articles/lone-resistance-fighter-storms-israeli-army-post-in-west-bank-shooting-several-soldiers