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Le Front National et l'extrême-droite
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j ai voté 2
la provoc gratuite n apporte rien, nous savons tous que nos detracteurs n attendent que ça , alors a part donner des munitions a l adversaire, cela ne sert a rien, se faire plaisir, et aprés!!!!!
pour ma part, j ai mes idées sur la 2° guerre mondiale point !
l avenir m interresse beaucoup plus que de me reclamer de untel ou untel et d en arborer les symboles!
de plus, on n attrape pas les mouches avec du vinaigre, et la pendule, elle , elle tourne !!
la provoc gratuite n apporte rien, nous savons tous que nos detracteurs n attendent que ça , alors a part donner des munitions a l adversaire, cela ne sert a rien, se faire plaisir, et aprés!!!!!
pour ma part, j ai mes idées sur la 2° guerre mondiale point !
l avenir m interresse beaucoup plus que de me reclamer de untel ou untel et d en arborer les symboles!
de plus, on n attrape pas les mouches avec du vinaigre, et la pendule, elle , elle tourne !!
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Un article par M. Rudolph Daldin, un historien Canadien..
FASCISM -- WHAT IS IT?
What was it then - what is it now!
Fascism was born in Italy in 1917, especially in the young mind of Benito Mussolini, upon his return home as a wounded veteran from the trench-warfare of World War One experience. He and 145 other Veterans gathered together in a small hall in Milano on March 23, of 1919 and as a result formed a veteran’s association known in the Italian language as the Fasci di Combattimento. They and the rest of the Italian Army had fought gallantly in the war, along with their allies the British and the French armies and lost many precious young Italian lives to the war which raged in the Northern mountains of Italy and as a result were promised many post-war rewards for themselves and the Italian Nation as the victors against the German- Austrian Empire. At the Conference of Paris in 1918 they, along with the Italian people, found out the reality that they were not to share in any of the Italian territorial fruits of victory, but instead were to lose former Italian cities and territories in the new political arrangements then announced and established by the main Treaty political powers -- Britain, Russia and France. Italy and Italians now felt betrayed by their former Allies
Fascism was given a prominent role to play in Italian National life due mainly to the war’s devastation upon their land and the nation’s pride After the war the country was suffering from many ills. A host of economic and social problems were apparent in every region of the country. The nation was exhausted by sacrifice, having suffered nearly two million casualties, far greater than anyone had anticipated, and its citizens now faced severe food shortages and unemployment. Most importantly Fascism became their defender in the many street battles which then raged in their cities and towns of Italy between these war veterans and the Communist party. The country faced the very real danger of becoming another European Communist State under the authority of the new and powerful influence of the Russian Communist International program led by Joseph Stalin and others.
Fascism is a product of the Italian People -- it is as Italian in nature as is grand opera, architecture, art, literature, science, religion, culture and industry. It is not course and brutal but is as intellectual and refined as were the many social glories of the former golden age of the flowering of the Italian Renaissance and its many human benefits bestowed upon the world in general.
FASCISM IS A PRODUCT OF THE ITALIAN PEOPLE AND THE ITALIAN ANSWER TO ITALIAN NEEDS
SURELY ONE DOES NOT HAVE TO BE A ROCKET SCIENTIST OR HAVE A DOCTORATE IN POLITICAL SCIENCE TO UNDERSTAND THAT SIMPLE POLITICAL PROPOSITION
But as Italian social and economic and Fascist political successes grew and were being seen and admired and even copied by other nations of the world, Fascism was judged to be too intellectual and dangerous for certain Western nations to comprehend and control. These nations began to gather, as vultures do, to attack and defeat by propaganda every premise, every ideology, every program and every institution of this new social order in Italy. After all, it was they who were running the political affairs of the world, not this young, peasant born, brash upstart in Italy. The Italian people were fortunate enough to have this young brave political genius born into their midst in 1883 in the small hamlet of Predappio, Italy.
Typical of the news from England is the following 1936 report from the Italian Embassy in London: “ The British Liberals, Labourites, etc., especially the latter, are a conglomerate of fanatics, necessarily anti-Fascist, who represent what I call the “historic beast” of England. They are the same fanatics who six centuries ago burned Joan of Arc and four centuries ago beheaded Mary Stuart and later Charles I. Not for nothing was Mary Stuart’s executioner an ancestor of the Cecil family, of which Lord Cecil is the last notorious descendant. A year ago the “beast” almost got the upper hand. But it did not succeed in dragging the British people into a crusade against Italy, although it managed to drag the Baldwin Government… . Anti-Fascist fanaticism had made them (the Labour Party) accept the Conservative’s rearmament programme not as a necessity of defence but as a means of defence against the Fascist threat.”
And now what has it become in today’s world. Fascism in its lower case spelling fascism has become a convenient term to label and describe anyone one or any government in the past as being mean-spirited or a part of a brutal totalitarian regime. It is pinned on whomever, whenever or wherever a writer or a government spokesman wishes to malign a person or a government having no affiliation with any Italian connection either presently or in the past. It is a sign of literary laziness or a need to continue the hateful assault on the Italian people, Benito Mussolini or the Italian Fascist Government that governed Italy from 1922 to 1943 in the fear that another Il Duce may one day be seen on the political scene. It has become the main media weapon favoured by a phalanx of modern media commentators of all stripes when they wish to demean and demonize anything that does not have the favour and approval of the world’s new breed of Internationalists.
Oxford’s Latin Dictionary has this to say “ fascis, is , m. bundle, parcel; fasces, pl. bundles of rods, carried before the highest magistrates of Rome, usually with an axe bound up in the middle of them; the power or office of a magistrate.
A rebirth, or a renaissance of Benito Mussolini’s concept of a well governed State, in its truest form, still scares the daylights out of today’s main centres of political power and influence, and as such these vicious attacks against the person and the programs, institutions and government of Mussolini must continue and be maintained at all costs. The political and social Italian ideas of Il Duce are still too intellectual, too fundamental and too powerful for most Western minds to comprehend or deal with.
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http://www.daldin5.com
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http://translate.google.com/translate?u ... l=en&tl=fr
Kevin
FASCISM -- WHAT IS IT?
What was it then - what is it now!
Fascism was born in Italy in 1917, especially in the young mind of Benito Mussolini, upon his return home as a wounded veteran from the trench-warfare of World War One experience. He and 145 other Veterans gathered together in a small hall in Milano on March 23, of 1919 and as a result formed a veteran’s association known in the Italian language as the Fasci di Combattimento. They and the rest of the Italian Army had fought gallantly in the war, along with their allies the British and the French armies and lost many precious young Italian lives to the war which raged in the Northern mountains of Italy and as a result were promised many post-war rewards for themselves and the Italian Nation as the victors against the German- Austrian Empire. At the Conference of Paris in 1918 they, along with the Italian people, found out the reality that they were not to share in any of the Italian territorial fruits of victory, but instead were to lose former Italian cities and territories in the new political arrangements then announced and established by the main Treaty political powers -- Britain, Russia and France. Italy and Italians now felt betrayed by their former Allies
Fascism was given a prominent role to play in Italian National life due mainly to the war’s devastation upon their land and the nation’s pride After the war the country was suffering from many ills. A host of economic and social problems were apparent in every region of the country. The nation was exhausted by sacrifice, having suffered nearly two million casualties, far greater than anyone had anticipated, and its citizens now faced severe food shortages and unemployment. Most importantly Fascism became their defender in the many street battles which then raged in their cities and towns of Italy between these war veterans and the Communist party. The country faced the very real danger of becoming another European Communist State under the authority of the new and powerful influence of the Russian Communist International program led by Joseph Stalin and others.
Fascism is a product of the Italian People -- it is as Italian in nature as is grand opera, architecture, art, literature, science, religion, culture and industry. It is not course and brutal but is as intellectual and refined as were the many social glories of the former golden age of the flowering of the Italian Renaissance and its many human benefits bestowed upon the world in general.
FASCISM IS A PRODUCT OF THE ITALIAN PEOPLE AND THE ITALIAN ANSWER TO ITALIAN NEEDS
SURELY ONE DOES NOT HAVE TO BE A ROCKET SCIENTIST OR HAVE A DOCTORATE IN POLITICAL SCIENCE TO UNDERSTAND THAT SIMPLE POLITICAL PROPOSITION
But as Italian social and economic and Fascist political successes grew and were being seen and admired and even copied by other nations of the world, Fascism was judged to be too intellectual and dangerous for certain Western nations to comprehend and control. These nations began to gather, as vultures do, to attack and defeat by propaganda every premise, every ideology, every program and every institution of this new social order in Italy. After all, it was they who were running the political affairs of the world, not this young, peasant born, brash upstart in Italy. The Italian people were fortunate enough to have this young brave political genius born into their midst in 1883 in the small hamlet of Predappio, Italy.
Typical of the news from England is the following 1936 report from the Italian Embassy in London: “ The British Liberals, Labourites, etc., especially the latter, are a conglomerate of fanatics, necessarily anti-Fascist, who represent what I call the “historic beast” of England. They are the same fanatics who six centuries ago burned Joan of Arc and four centuries ago beheaded Mary Stuart and later Charles I. Not for nothing was Mary Stuart’s executioner an ancestor of the Cecil family, of which Lord Cecil is the last notorious descendant. A year ago the “beast” almost got the upper hand. But it did not succeed in dragging the British people into a crusade against Italy, although it managed to drag the Baldwin Government… . Anti-Fascist fanaticism had made them (the Labour Party) accept the Conservative’s rearmament programme not as a necessity of defence but as a means of defence against the Fascist threat.”
And now what has it become in today’s world. Fascism in its lower case spelling fascism has become a convenient term to label and describe anyone one or any government in the past as being mean-spirited or a part of a brutal totalitarian regime. It is pinned on whomever, whenever or wherever a writer or a government spokesman wishes to malign a person or a government having no affiliation with any Italian connection either presently or in the past. It is a sign of literary laziness or a need to continue the hateful assault on the Italian people, Benito Mussolini or the Italian Fascist Government that governed Italy from 1922 to 1943 in the fear that another Il Duce may one day be seen on the political scene. It has become the main media weapon favoured by a phalanx of modern media commentators of all stripes when they wish to demean and demonize anything that does not have the favour and approval of the world’s new breed of Internationalists.
Oxford’s Latin Dictionary has this to say “ fascis, is , m. bundle, parcel; fasces, pl. bundles of rods, carried before the highest magistrates of Rome, usually with an axe bound up in the middle of them; the power or office of a magistrate.
A rebirth, or a renaissance of Benito Mussolini’s concept of a well governed State, in its truest form, still scares the daylights out of today’s main centres of political power and influence, and as such these vicious attacks against the person and the programs, institutions and government of Mussolini must continue and be maintained at all costs. The political and social Italian ideas of Il Duce are still too intellectual, too fundamental and too powerful for most Western minds to comprehend or deal with.
Source -
http://www.daldin5.com
Traduction -
http://translate.google.com/translate?u ... l=en&tl=fr
Kevin
"Les racines de l'apostasie moderne réside dans l'athéisme scientifique, le matérialisme dialectique, rationalisme, illuminisme, la laïcité et la franc-maçonnerie, qui est la mère de tous." - Pape Pie XII -
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Extrait de le livre interview de Antonio de Oliveira Salazar "Salazar Portugal and her Leader" par Antonio Ferro sur Fascisme, pages 175 - 178. Je suis en d'accord avec son position...
Fascism and the Portugese Dictatorship
Without the slightest hestation Dr. Salazar as always goes straight to the point.
'Now obviously our dictatorship is similar to the Fascist dictatorship in its strengthening of authority, in the war which it declares on certain democratic principles, in its nationalist character, in its maintenance of social order. It is different, however, in its methods of renovation. The Fascist dictatorship is leaning towards a pagan Caesarism, towards a new State which recognizes no limitations of legal or moral order, which marches straight towards its goal regardless of hindrances or obstacles in the way. Mussolini, as you know, is a magnificent opportunist where action is concerned. He turns sometimes to the Right, sometimes to the Left. Now he is fighting the Church, now he is making the Treaty of the Lateran; next, a few months later, he is dissolving the Catholic assocations. I see him as perpetually drawn backwards and forwards between the elite he has created and the mob to whom from time to time he is forced to throw a sop. Don't let us forget that Mussolini is an Italian, a descendant of the condottieri of the Middle Ages! And dont let us forget his own origin, his Socialist, almost Communist, upbringing. His case, then, is a wonderful case, but a strictly nationall case. He himself said : "Fascism is just as much a purely Italian growth as Bolshevism is a purely Russian growth. Neither one or other of them can be transplanted with any chance of life outside the country of its origin." The new Portugese State, on the other hand, cannot and does not attempt to escape from certain limitations of the moral order which it deems indispensable as boundary lines in its work of reformation.'
I put in an objection.
'But Benito Mussolini is rightly held to be one of the severest dictators in this matter of moral order ever known in history. His laws are of the strictest, absolutely merciless for all shortcomings ; adultery, evil morals, corruption. His Rome, for instance, is to-day one of the world's most austere cities.'
Dr. Salazar seens to be whetting his thoughts, just as one might sharpen a pencil which alreadt writes quite well but to which one puts a fine point in order to write still better.
'Let us understand each other. I am not questioning Mussolini's work in the matter of morality. What I say is that certain declarations and positions of the moral order are imposed by Mussolini on Fascism and not by Fascism on Mussolini. He wishes certain things to be so, and he could not wish otherwise without contradicting himself. On the other hand, the limits within which we Portugese intend to work are limits laid down by the most fundamental principles of the new Portugese state, limits to our own actions, limits on the actions of those who direct the state. Our laws may be milder, our lives less policed, but our State is less absolute, and we never hold it up as omnipotent. Mussolini, I repeat, is a very great man. But it is not for nothing that he is a child of the country of the Caesars and of Machiavelli!'
Fascism and the Portugese Dictatorship
Without the slightest hestation Dr. Salazar as always goes straight to the point.
'Now obviously our dictatorship is similar to the Fascist dictatorship in its strengthening of authority, in the war which it declares on certain democratic principles, in its nationalist character, in its maintenance of social order. It is different, however, in its methods of renovation. The Fascist dictatorship is leaning towards a pagan Caesarism, towards a new State which recognizes no limitations of legal or moral order, which marches straight towards its goal regardless of hindrances or obstacles in the way. Mussolini, as you know, is a magnificent opportunist where action is concerned. He turns sometimes to the Right, sometimes to the Left. Now he is fighting the Church, now he is making the Treaty of the Lateran; next, a few months later, he is dissolving the Catholic assocations. I see him as perpetually drawn backwards and forwards between the elite he has created and the mob to whom from time to time he is forced to throw a sop. Don't let us forget that Mussolini is an Italian, a descendant of the condottieri of the Middle Ages! And dont let us forget his own origin, his Socialist, almost Communist, upbringing. His case, then, is a wonderful case, but a strictly nationall case. He himself said : "Fascism is just as much a purely Italian growth as Bolshevism is a purely Russian growth. Neither one or other of them can be transplanted with any chance of life outside the country of its origin." The new Portugese State, on the other hand, cannot and does not attempt to escape from certain limitations of the moral order which it deems indispensable as boundary lines in its work of reformation.'
I put in an objection.
'But Benito Mussolini is rightly held to be one of the severest dictators in this matter of moral order ever known in history. His laws are of the strictest, absolutely merciless for all shortcomings ; adultery, evil morals, corruption. His Rome, for instance, is to-day one of the world's most austere cities.'
Dr. Salazar seens to be whetting his thoughts, just as one might sharpen a pencil which alreadt writes quite well but to which one puts a fine point in order to write still better.
'Let us understand each other. I am not questioning Mussolini's work in the matter of morality. What I say is that certain declarations and positions of the moral order are imposed by Mussolini on Fascism and not by Fascism on Mussolini. He wishes certain things to be so, and he could not wish otherwise without contradicting himself. On the other hand, the limits within which we Portugese intend to work are limits laid down by the most fundamental principles of the new Portugese state, limits to our own actions, limits on the actions of those who direct the state. Our laws may be milder, our lives less policed, but our State is less absolute, and we never hold it up as omnipotent. Mussolini, I repeat, is a very great man. But it is not for nothing that he is a child of the country of the Caesars and of Machiavelli!'
"Les racines de l'apostasie moderne réside dans l'athéisme scientifique, le matérialisme dialectique, rationalisme, illuminisme, la laïcité et la franc-maçonnerie, qui est la mère de tous." - Pape Pie XII -
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Vu comprehend le articles Atilla? 
"Les racines de l'apostasie moderne réside dans l'athéisme scientifique, le matérialisme dialectique, rationalisme, illuminisme, la laïcité et la franc-maçonnerie, qui est la mère de tous." - Pape Pie XII -
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l education "dite" nationale n a pas reussi a faire de moi un bilingue, 
pourtant elle n a pas perdu son temps , elle a fait de moi un patriote acharné( j ai frequenté l ecole marxiste , on ne disait pas bobo a l epoque!!!)
pourtant elle n a pas perdu son temps , elle a fait de moi un patriote acharné( j ai frequenté l ecole marxiste , on ne disait pas bobo a l epoque!!!)
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"Les racines de l'apostasie moderne réside dans l'athéisme scientifique, le matérialisme dialectique, rationalisme, illuminisme, la laïcité et la franc-maçonnerie, qui est la mère de tous." - Pape Pie XII -
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"L'Etat corporatif" de Benito MUSSOLINI
Mal connue à l'Etranger, l'œuvre civile intérieure de Benito Mussolini a laissé en Italie des traces profondes, et un courant de nostalgie, certes minoritaire mais pratiquement sans équivalent dans le monde - en dehors du cas du péronisme argentin. Ceci relativise sans nul doute tous les travaux et analyses réduisant le Fascisme italien à une quelconque dictature pro-capitaliste. Bien au contraire, tout au long de sa carrière l'ancien socialiste Mussolini, certes converti au nationalisme révolutionnaire fasciste sous l'influence de penseurs tels que Nietzsche ou Sorel, est demeuré fidèle à l'idéal social de sa jeunesse. Ainsi le mouvement fasciste a-t-il cherché, par des mesures concrètes, à bâtir une Troisième Voie, rejetant le libéralisme capitaliste et le socialisme marxiste et s'inspirant des idées corporatistes. Cette préoccupation constante inspire le Congrès de Rome de 1920, la Charte du Travail de 1927, la Création des 13 et 22 corporations de 1934-1937 et jusqu'au Manifeste de Vérone du Parti fasciste républicain de 1943. Elle a inspiré la Réforme constitutionnelle de 1926, la création du Ministère des Corporations et, en 1938, la transformation de la représentation nationale en Chambre des Faisceaux et Corporations. Ce livre expose les idées et les réalisations législatives de Mussolini sur ce point crucial.
Mal connue à l'Etranger, l'œuvre civile intérieure de Benito Mussolini a laissé en Italie des traces profondes, et un courant de nostalgie, certes minoritaire mais pratiquement sans équivalent dans le monde - en dehors du cas du péronisme argentin. Ceci relativise sans nul doute tous les travaux et analyses réduisant le Fascisme italien à une quelconque dictature pro-capitaliste. Bien au contraire, tout au long de sa carrière l'ancien socialiste Mussolini, certes converti au nationalisme révolutionnaire fasciste sous l'influence de penseurs tels que Nietzsche ou Sorel, est demeuré fidèle à l'idéal social de sa jeunesse. Ainsi le mouvement fasciste a-t-il cherché, par des mesures concrètes, à bâtir une Troisième Voie, rejetant le libéralisme capitaliste et le socialisme marxiste et s'inspirant des idées corporatistes. Cette préoccupation constante inspire le Congrès de Rome de 1920, la Charte du Travail de 1927, la Création des 13 et 22 corporations de 1934-1937 et jusqu'au Manifeste de Vérone du Parti fasciste républicain de 1943. Elle a inspiré la Réforme constitutionnelle de 1926, la création du Ministère des Corporations et, en 1938, la transformation de la représentation nationale en Chambre des Faisceaux et Corporations. Ce livre expose les idées et les réalisations législatives de Mussolini sur ce point crucial.
"Les racines de l'apostasie moderne réside dans l'athéisme scientifique, le matérialisme dialectique, rationalisme, illuminisme, la laïcité et la franc-maçonnerie, qui est la mère de tous." - Pape Pie XII -
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Faucon des neiges
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Qui aurait "La doctrine du fascisme" de Benito M. à me passer s'il vous plait ? (Me contactez en MP)
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J'ai voté: Le FN doit laisser n'importe qui participer à ses rassemblements.
Parce que tous les Français doivent participer à la fête du seul parti français: c'est leur place.
Parce que tous les Français doivent participer à la fête du seul parti français: c'est leur place.
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Faucon des neiges a écrit :Qui aurait "La doctrine du fascisme" de Benito M. à me passer s'il vous plait ? (Me contactez en MP)
http://www.amazon.fr/exec/obidos/search ... 0Mussolini
Kevin
"Les racines de l'apostasie moderne réside dans l'athéisme scientifique, le matérialisme dialectique, rationalisme, illuminisme, la laïcité et la franc-maçonnerie, qui est la mère de tous." - Pape Pie XII -
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Citations de important leaders allemand Nazi sur le differences de Fascisme avec National Socialisme -
"Le fascisme et le national-socialisme sont deux choses fondamentalement différentes .... il n'y a absolument aucune comparaison entre le fascisme et le national-socialisme en tant que spirituel, mouvements idéologiques." - Heinrich Himmler -
"Mussolini n'est pas un révolutionnaire comme le Führer ou Staline" - Joseph Goebbels -
"Le fascisme et le national-socialisme sont deux choses fondamentalement différentes .... il n'y a absolument aucune comparaison entre le fascisme et le national-socialisme en tant que spirituel, mouvements idéologiques." - Heinrich Himmler -
"Mussolini n'est pas un révolutionnaire comme le Führer ou Staline" - Joseph Goebbels -
"Les racines de l'apostasie moderne réside dans l'athéisme scientifique, le matérialisme dialectique, rationalisme, illuminisme, la laïcité et la franc-maçonnerie, qui est la mère de tous." - Pape Pie XII -
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La phrase européenne du jour
" Du fascisme, je partage des idéaux comme la patrie et les valeurs de la religion catholique. Du fascisme, je refuse les lois raciales, l'alliance avec Hitler et l'entrée dans la guerre. Mais ça me plaît, la capacité qu'avait le fascisme à assurer l'ordre, en garantissant la sécurité aux citoyens "
Christian Abbiati , gardien de but italien de l'AC Milan qui affirme également au journal La Gazzetta dello Sport à paraître demain qu'il a voté lors des dernières législative pour le mouvement La Destra.
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http://voxfnredekker.canalblog.com
Kevin
" Du fascisme, je partage des idéaux comme la patrie et les valeurs de la religion catholique. Du fascisme, je refuse les lois raciales, l'alliance avec Hitler et l'entrée dans la guerre. Mais ça me plaît, la capacité qu'avait le fascisme à assurer l'ordre, en garantissant la sécurité aux citoyens "
Christian Abbiati , gardien de but italien de l'AC Milan qui affirme également au journal La Gazzetta dello Sport à paraître demain qu'il a voté lors des dernières législative pour le mouvement La Destra.
Source -
http://voxfnredekker.canalblog.com
Kevin
"Les racines de l'apostasie moderne réside dans l'athéisme scientifique, le matérialisme dialectique, rationalisme, illuminisme, la laïcité et la franc-maçonnerie, qui est la mère de tous." - Pape Pie XII -
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+1, je suis en d'accord avec M. Abbiati 
Kevin
Kevin
"Les racines de l'apostasie moderne réside dans l'athéisme scientifique, le matérialisme dialectique, rationalisme, illuminisme, la laïcité et la franc-maçonnerie, qui est la mère de tous." - Pape Pie XII -
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MD12 a écrit :Du fascisme, je refuse les lois raciales...
Il n'y avait pas de lois raciales dans le fascisme au départ me semble t-il !
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http://fr.youtube.com/profile_videos?user=Patriote63
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"Les racines de l'apostasie moderne réside dans l'athéisme scientifique, le matérialisme dialectique, rationalisme, illuminisme, la laïcité et la franc-maçonnerie, qui est la mère de tous." - Pape Pie XII -
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"Mussolini a été le plus grand homme de notre siècle, mais il a commis certaines erreurs catastrophiques. I, qui ont l'avantage de son précédent avant moi, doit suivre ses traces, mais également d'éviter ses erreurs." - Juan Peron -
"Les racines de l'apostasie moderne réside dans l'athéisme scientifique, le matérialisme dialectique, rationalisme, illuminisme, la laïcité et la franc-maçonnerie, qui est la mère de tous." - Pape Pie XII -
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"Le crépuscule du fascisme" de Laurent BERRAFATO
Le 15 septembre 1943, Benito Mussolini crée la République sociale italienne en plein milieu d'une guerre qui s'annonce perdue pour les forces de l'Axe.
Ce dernier gouvernement fasciste est en fait un retour aux sources des premiers faisceaux de combat de 1919. Par ses positions antimarxistes et anticapitalistes et par l'enthousiasme qu elle provoqua auprès de centaines de milliers de jeunes italiens/ la RSI symbolisera le fascisme le plus idéaliste et le plus intransigeant. De sa constitution en passant par son programme politique et économique et par la formation de ses forces armées, jusqu'aux combats des derniers irréductibles et à leur fin souvent tragique, l'auteur nous fait revivre les six cents jours d'une république maudite par ses opposants depuis cinquante ans et qui ne cesse pourtant de hanter les mémoires des Italiens.
Accompagné d'une inconographie pour l'essentiel inédite et d'une préface du fils cadet du Duce, Romano Mussolini, Le crépuscule du fascisme est le seul ouvrage français, paru à ce jour, traitant intégralement de ce sujet.
Né en 1965, Laurent Berrafato collabore à différentes revues : Gazette des armes, Gazette des uniformes, Raids, Rivarol, Les dossiers de l'histoire.... Spécialiste de l'histoire de l'Italie entre 1915 et 1945, c'est son premier ouvrage.
Le 15 septembre 1943, Benito Mussolini crée la République sociale italienne en plein milieu d'une guerre qui s'annonce perdue pour les forces de l'Axe.
Ce dernier gouvernement fasciste est en fait un retour aux sources des premiers faisceaux de combat de 1919. Par ses positions antimarxistes et anticapitalistes et par l'enthousiasme qu elle provoqua auprès de centaines de milliers de jeunes italiens/ la RSI symbolisera le fascisme le plus idéaliste et le plus intransigeant. De sa constitution en passant par son programme politique et économique et par la formation de ses forces armées, jusqu'aux combats des derniers irréductibles et à leur fin souvent tragique, l'auteur nous fait revivre les six cents jours d'une république maudite par ses opposants depuis cinquante ans et qui ne cesse pourtant de hanter les mémoires des Italiens.
Accompagné d'une inconographie pour l'essentiel inédite et d'une préface du fils cadet du Duce, Romano Mussolini, Le crépuscule du fascisme est le seul ouvrage français, paru à ce jour, traitant intégralement de ce sujet.
Né en 1965, Laurent Berrafato collabore à différentes revues : Gazette des armes, Gazette des uniformes, Raids, Rivarol, Les dossiers de l'histoire.... Spécialiste de l'histoire de l'Italie entre 1915 et 1945, c'est son premier ouvrage.
"Les racines de l'apostasie moderne réside dans l'athéisme scientifique, le matérialisme dialectique, rationalisme, illuminisme, la laïcité et la franc-maçonnerie, qui est la mère de tous." - Pape Pie XII -
Re: Le Front National et l'extrême-droite
"Les racines de l'apostasie moderne réside dans l'athéisme scientifique, le matérialisme dialectique, rationalisme, illuminisme, la laïcité et la franc-maçonnerie, qui est la mère de tous." - Pape Pie XII -
Re: Le Front National et l'extrême-droite
"Les racines de l'apostasie moderne réside dans l'athéisme scientifique, le matérialisme dialectique, rationalisme, illuminisme, la laïcité et la franc-maçonnerie, qui est la mère de tous." - Pape Pie XII -
Re: Le Front National et l'extrême-droite
Et aussi, jusqu'à ce que 1939, Charles Maurras, un grande homme Francaise, soutenu Mussolini
Kevin
Kevin
"Les racines de l'apostasie moderne réside dans l'athéisme scientifique, le matérialisme dialectique, rationalisme, illuminisme, la laïcité et la franc-maçonnerie, qui est la mère de tous." - Pape Pie XII -
Re: Le Front National et l'extrême-droite
Faucon des neiges a écrit :MD12 a écrit :Du fascisme, je refuse les lois raciales...
Il n'y avait pas de lois raciales dans le fascisme au départ me semble t-il !
Le lois raciales est en 1938, mais il est tres petite comparee avec Allemagne Nazi, et dans le Seconde Guerre Mondiale Mussolini sauve nombreux juifs.
Kevin
"Les racines de l'apostasie moderne réside dans l'athéisme scientifique, le matérialisme dialectique, rationalisme, illuminisme, la laïcité et la franc-maçonnerie, qui est la mère de tous." - Pape Pie XII -
Re: Le Front National et l'extrême-droite
Le musique de le filme "Gladiator" est utilise en nombreux videos sur Mussolini.
http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=7xmT8svE7X8
Ces videos sur le Duce avec le musique de 'Gladiator' est mon inspiration pour mon video sur Franco.
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x5km1j ... ranco_news
Kevin
http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=7xmT8svE7X8
Ces videos sur le Duce avec le musique de 'Gladiator' est mon inspiration pour mon video sur Franco.
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x5km1j ... ranco_news
Kevin
"Les racines de l'apostasie moderne réside dans l'athéisme scientifique, le matérialisme dialectique, rationalisme, illuminisme, la laïcité et la franc-maçonnerie, qui est la mère de tous." - Pape Pie XII -
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