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Our world needs a Klaatu Nikto


by Flavio Goncalves

Having recently watched “The Day The Earth Stood Still” starring Keanu Reeves, a remake from 1951 original movie, I've come to the following conclusion.

The story is simply this: planet Earth is not ours, we are merely its modern tenants. Unhappy as to the way we are mistreating the planet, the landlord, in the figure of the alien Klaatu Nikto, decides to pay us a visit, to call out for our attention to or warn us that we do not amend our ways, he would exterminate entirely all life on the planet saving only, in a sort of Noah’s ark, the flora and the non-human fauna.

Even though the movie solely focus on the ecological aspect about the way humans' exploit of the natural resources on this planet, I believe we are in need of a Klaatu Niktos that would call our attention to other aspects of our modern lives. While the bombings and the invasion of Gaza by the Israeli Defence Forces are still warm in our minds – which resulted in the expulsion of the Israeli ambassador and part of the Israeli embassy staff stationed in Venezuela – given that these events opened up the year 2009 for us, I believe that it’s urgent that we become aware of the harm we cause not just to our planet but to our fellow man.

With the economic recession spreading, we end up by not giving a thought about other humans. We are preoccupied with ourselves. How will I be able to pay my bank loan? My car loan? My credit card? My consumer credit loan? We live our lives buried in our own, sometimes miserable, existence that we end up solely watching what goes on in the world through television.

We don’t even realise that it’s up to us, all of us, the responsibility to try and change the way things are, preferably in a specific manner before frustration kicks in among our youth against all that is of democratic politics and capitalist economy, like the frustration that bursts into the streets by the rebellious fervor of the Greek youth (still waging a civil war against their own government).

I hope that all the violence and gore that opened this new year for us, be it in Israel or in Greece, won’t last long. And that all of us can collaborate in a far more positive spirit so that the Azores and Portugal, even in recession, will not fall into a spiral of depression and misanthropy. The attitude in our daily lives, maybe the lack of civil concerns - a trait of most of our own people - needs to be eliminated and THAT is very important.

Without a Klaat Nikto in a world that awakens the human beings to the awareness of our own mistakes – or to the very least the errors of our rulers – that awareness is up to us, and we should evaluate ourselves given that we already do such, in a much prejudiced way, daily evaluating those around us.

The construction of a Socialist, Libertarian and Fraternal 21st century is in the hands of the average citizen, not the sole responsibility of our rulers.

“What we have to keep in mind is how Portugal should be. I’m not in politics, it’s not in my ways to work in such. What we have to do is keep in mind how it should be. And keeping in mind how it should be, we hope…” – Agostinho da Silva; in “The Empire is over. What now? – Dialogues with Agostinho da Silva” by Antonio Sousa, Casa das Letras, page 137, Portugal.

For my part I would add: keeping in mind… and acting accordingly!

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Interview with Flavio Goncalves


by Juan Antonio Llopart

Note: after this interview the movement known as TIR (Portuguese for Land, Identity and Resistance) was legally disbanded and its former membership gave birth to the Free Revolutionaries Circle and the National-Anarchist Faction. TIR also founded, after this interview, the Portuguese section of the French alternative news agency No Media, as an alternative to both Novopress and Altermedia, still active at http://pt.no-media.info .

Q: Flavio Goncalves, tell us who you are and your political background…

A: Tricky question, well, since 14 I’ve been politically active. I’ve been involved in the punk underground and after that I spent quite a few years wandering from party to party, from the far-right to the far-left. I’m a proud Azorean. In the Anarchist movement, I was one of the founders and treasurer of ACINTERPRO, an Anarchist inspired workers union that was extinguished by the Portuguese government. The foundation act was published in the Spanish Anarchist newspaper “Rojo y Negro” (Red & Black) by the CGT, which contained a report with a few pictures of me. I was also a translator for AFRE, presided by Sillis Muhammad, on which a chief elder Osiris Akkeballa is also involved; this NGO has consultant status at the United Nations. I was also the Portuguese representative of the Israeli-Palestinian One Democratic Stat, presided by Mahmoud Nimir Musa. In addition, I was one of the founders of the Portuguese-Iranian Friendship Society. I write for several national and international media. I also took part with Robert Faurisson, Serge Thion and many other “leftwing” Historians – even though the mainstream media insists in labelling us all something else – in the polemic “Holocaust: Global Vision” conference in Teheran, where I met personally the anti-Zionist rabbis of Neturei Karta and also President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. I’m listed in two separate websites sponsored by the Israeli government as being an “anti-Semite” and a “terrorist”, and I did not even give a speech in Teheran, go figure.

The new “Jewish studies for peace” chair at the Yeshiva University in New York pointed me out as being an example on how the anti-Zionist radical Left becomes anti-Semite. On a not so political level, I write fiction, one tale of mine served as a script for one of the stories of a comics book homage to H.P. Lovecraft, published this year in Portugal last May. In the long run, I hope to become a full time writer, rich and famous (one has to dream). Noteworthy, I’m also an activist for the Socialist Patriotic movement Land, Identity and Resistance.

Q: Regardless of the proximity, in Spain we hardly know anything about the Portuguese National Revolutionary movements; could you please tell us a bit about them, maybe a small synthesis on them?

A: Truth be said that in Portugal NR movements have never been so numerous, besides the old National Action Movement that includes a few NR. There exists the National Revolutionary Coordination, in a way nowadays TIR is an evolution of the former CNR (as the FRC and the NAF are evolutions of TIR now that is over). The term “NR” in Portugal has been long used by far-Rightwing personalities of the System, such as Nuno Rogeiro, television and mainstream media political commentator that in the 80’s was one of the leaders of the Nationalist Movement. He is a usual visitor of the embassy of Israel and of the synagogue of the Portuguese Israeli Community but he still claims publicly that he remains a National Revolutionary. Not one of our best examples.

Sadly, Portugal does not have a tradition regarding NR movements; the Portuguese nationalism have all been of a reactionary nature. I’m sorry if I forgot to mention any other NR Portuguese movement, but I don’t recall any other besides the NRC, perhaps because I worked with them back then.

Q: How it came about and how would you define the creation of Land, Identity and Resistance (TIR)?

A: TIR originated from a group of friends and comrades that have been active National Revolutionaries for many years in Portugal and other people that worked together before we legally registered as an association. This legal inscription had the purpose of making easier for us to hold public demonstrations, step by step – or perhaps even too damn fast – our numbers grew; now we have organized cells in several Portuguese cities, Lisbon, Coimbra, Portalegre, Almada e Oporto.

Our main bet have been social causes, our strategy passed through a delicate phase during which we lost a few members, when we decided once and for all to abandon the “national area” and create our own Socialist area, something that the MSR also did, if I correctly remember the editorial in the first issue of Krisis21. TIR is a Socialist revolutionary movement first and Patriotic only on a secondary level, we include NR, National-Bolsheviks, National Left, Maoists and we go as far as to National-Anarchism, you can say we are a real “black bloc”.

Q: What are your main activities? What objectives have you planned for short and medium terms?

A: TIR, unlike all the other Portuguese movements, works very hard at street level. We frequently hold public demonstrations and protests while all the others organize lectures for each other. While they do that we go and meet the people on the streets, go to the doorsteps of the factories that are closed, and we demonstrate against the anti-Socialist laws of the Government. We even take part in demonstrations organized by people we don’t agree with. If the cause is fair and we agree with it we will join in, no matter who organized it. We have no problems in marching side by side with Anarchists and Communists.

In the long run, our strategy is to create our own niche in the Portuguese Socialist movement, a convergence of Revolutionary wishes, a common front against the system. In the short term we are trying to get out, completely, from the pighouse that the Portuguese nationalist movement is. Personally I would be very pleased with an approximation and collaboration with the Portuguese Communist Workers Party, a Patriotic Maoist party from which, by coincidence, quite a few of our members originated from, we have members today in TIR in their 70’s and 80’ who were members of the PCTP.

Q: For all times the NR have always stood, among other things, for the defence of the Identity of the peoples and the fight carried by the Arab movements for their liberation. It´s easy to find Italian and French posters that, for example, a picture of the black rat (symbol of European NR – translator note) with a Palestinian scarf. Today we have parties, that label themselves as Identitarians or NR, that criticize the using of that scarf and that also support the same measures that Israel uses against the Arabs. What’s your opinion regarding this subject?

A: Some still insist in labelling this simply as a strategically change in tactics, taking advantage of the politically correct hate that the system has created, my personal opinion is that it’s plain treason. To listen to an Identitarian speaking the same exact words that George W. Bush and Ariel Sharon speak about Islam, accusing Islam of the same things that the system blames on him in all mainstream media, that’s treason and hypocrisy. We are anti-system but we use the same speech of the system? Do not cheat me, I wasn’t born yesterday.

In Germany the NPD is having problems because it always worked closely with Muslims and Arabs and recently an Identitarian party whose sole message is one of hate against Islam is taking it’s votes away. The same is happening in France, Belgium and England: the Identitarians are the Trojan horses for Israeli Zionism and for American Capitalism. I’m widely hated for not being afraid of claiming this publicly, and I don’t care, this is the truth, pure and simple!

Q: It’s common among the Spanish NR parties to speak about an Iberian alliance with Portugal, does the same happen in Portugal regarding Spain?

A: We very rarely discuss that, but it’s a lot better than in the early 90’s when we heard a lot of claims that the Spaniards are “our Historic enemies”. In TIR we have people that stand for the idea of Eurasia and we also have a few pan-Latinists, that stand for a union between South America and the Latin peoples of Europe (Portugal, Spain, France, Italy and Romania). Be it in either case, Eurasia or pan-Latinism, an alliance between Portugal and Spain is acceptable, but beware: an alliance, not an integration in the Spanish state.

Q: Portugal – as Spain – has strong ties with Iberian America. What role do you believe Portugal – and Spain – should have in the relationship between Europe and the Iberian American fatherlands?

A: I believe I answer that partially in the last question. We should create a Pan-Latin Union, Latin countries (specially Portugal since our ancestors where the first ones to leave for South America) should be used as a bridge in the relationships between Europe and Latin America, that way we could reduce the Imperial influence of North America, sadly, many South American politicians still prefer to speak with the “big ones” (France, Germany and the United Kingdom) instead of with their distant relatives… I remember that comrade Hugo Chavez, an inspiration for us all, upon his visit to Portugal spoke highly of the Portuguese community in Venezuela, who knows what the future has in store for us?

Q: One of the purposes of the MSR is to create a European Front, regarding that it’s public knowledge the pact between the Belgian NATIO and the MSR. What’s TIR’s stand regarding the creation of an European Front?

A: TIR is very much in favour of such a European organization being created, it’s no big news though, it’s an old idea that never gave birth to anything that lasted. We would surely support something like that, we even have among us a Luso-Belgian that acted as editor of “NATION Infos”. Both NATION and the MSR have very similar creeds with TIR, even though we do not understand their relationships with the Identitarians. But every country has the right to choose the strategy that works best for it, we are aware that the Identitarians of NATION have little or nothing in common with Les Identitaires or even with Terre et Peuple. If all Identitarians were like the ones in NATION it would be heavenly…

Q: To finish I would appreciate a few short answers to the following subjects:

Jean Thiriart: a visionary, an European Socialist Revolutionary! In TIR we have one comrade that was his personal friend and knew him very well, Thiriart used to stay in his home with his family when he visited Portugal.

Socialism: The most humane form of government if applied correctly and ethically, something the Communists have failed to do.

Altermedia: The Socialist and Patriotic indymedia, they could learn something about design with their opponents at Novopress though, but the contents are more correct and ethical than the ones in Novopress.

G. Faye: The main propagandist of Kosher Patriotism, Trojan Horse for the Zionist Israeli Racism and Supremacism, a lover of US Capitalism, he has admitted publicly in the past that the Zionists funded him. He’s a cancer.

I. R. of Iran: Our natural allies, I have visited the IRI and I had the chance of witnessing by myself the Patriotic and Socialist policies of it’s government, Tehran looks like any other European city with beautiful blue eyed and fair hair Persian women, I was shocked to find Coca Cola, pizzas, hamburgers and broadband Internet, rock bands, hip hop and heavy metal there though, the only difference between Iran and any other European country I could notice was the lack of alcoholic beverages (they do have a delicious non-alcoholic beer though), I was in Tehran when the students riot in the University of Tehran erupted with the protest of the anti-Regime students and no students where arrested, I saw anti-Regime public demonstrations and press that is hostile to the regime in quite a few newsstands, I even managed to find some revolutionary anti-regime music, by the supporters of the Sha. Even the Portuguese embassy there confirms that Tehran, a city with more population than Portugal, has a crime rate of almost zero and I hardly saw police officers on the streets. And the Government lost the local elections, what sort of dictatorship looses elections and does not have the streets filled with Police and Military?

Europe: These days an insignificant Political and Military block… we have to resurrect the sleeping giant, from the Azores to Vladivostok.

Ianki-Zionist Imperialism: Our main enemies, and the most deadly, they have destroyed European culture and identity with their Capitalism and now they are trying to do the same thing to all the peoples of the planet, they are the Great Satan!

Q: Now to really finish, any last words you wish to dedicate to the readers of Krisis21?

A: Read plenty, a revolutionary should keep his brain sharp, I try to read 1 or 2 books weekly and I strongly advise you to do the same. Besides that, remember the fight is for our people, know your people. Take part in your neighbourhood activities, in the life of your villages and cities, do voluntary work for the community, help your neighbours. Socialism is created in the family first, then in your local community and finally in the whole of the Nation. Working locally is the most important task of all and it bears sweet fruits, even if it takes a few years. Another world is possible, look at Venezuela!

Published in Krisis21 magazine, issue 6, October 2008.

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As the world economy collapses, decadence is revealed


by Flavio Goncalves

I’m as anxious as most of you as to what is coming out of Hellas (or Greece) when the apparently Anarchist insurrection – not even the people taking part in it dare call it a revolution – gives way to some real social change or, better yet, may the spirit of insurrection spread throughout Europe.

So far Euribor seems to be dropping rapidly, the oil prices are also down, even so the effects of the crisis that is taking over the whole world seems to be here to stay and is causing some social, or at least market changes: the cheapest supermarkets chain stores in Portugal had their worst month, as far as sales go, this season: December.

December is in itself the most profitable month of the year for most stores, this year it wasn’t. Surprised? I was, but I was even more surprised when I found out that even though most economic supermarkets were empty, all the expensive stores and shopping centres had long lines of costumers and the parking spots completely loaded almost during the whole month.

So, it seems people are saving – and maybe starving – to buy all the expensive useless junk (or ‘stuff’ as John Zerzan puts it) they got used to purchase during all those golden years of savage Capitalism and Market Christmas.

The supermarkets sold hardly any flour, sugar and milk, but all the cakes and candy shops had lines all the way to the sidewalks. What does this mean? That people these days rather pay 4 our 5 times more and buy ready-made foods and packed all the sweets our grandparents and even our parents used to bake in their home kitchen.

If saving money on what is cheap in order to buy what is expensive or buy take-out instead of choosing basic ingredients for cooking, how alienated the Portuguese society (and I’m guessing European society as a whole) has become!

We can only hope for a way out, but after the system crumbles – and by the looks of it that is happening now – how will we deal with a population that has relied on such luxuries and commodities? Will they be ready for some real change? And, most importantly, will they want change?

Just a thought to keep you busy in 2009…

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Introduction to the Portuguese National-Syndicalist Movement

by Flavio Goncalves

Lecture delivered at the VI Young Eurasian Intellectuals Congress in the Moscow State University, 27th of November, 2008, Russia. (Image: Rolao Preto)

When we mention National-Syndicalism people always remember the Spanish version and ignore the Portuguese version of the phenomenon, pushed by Rolao Preto and many other Portuguese activists.

National-Syndicalism was hated by both the New State dictatorship in Portugal and by the Communist opposition; the Communists like to forget that they were not the only political movement prosecuted by the government.

I will not give you the History of this movement, but solely it’s political leanings that caused its members to be considered as “Fascists” by the Left and as “Communists” by the Right.

It was a workers oriented movement that also had many intellectuals, they wore blue jean shirts because those were the shirts the Portuguese proletariat used at the time.

They defended the implementation of a family wage to the housewife’s, considering that taking care of one’s home and family was a very hard and important work that should be paid as such.

They had workers unions that included both farmers and factory workers along with white collar and blue collar workers, they were not Right-wingers nor Left-wingers given that they believed that those labels were just another way of dividing the Nation’s population.

They preached that wealth should only be produced by work, not by speculation and usury as it was then, and still is now: only hard work should be rewarded with the creation of wealth.

All families should have the right to a house, without mortgage, that is: you and your family should have a house without having to pay for it to the banks for the rest of your life to own it!!

Local power should be very strong as opposed to central power that corrupts, as all powers do.

They also opposed the accumulation of political, private and governmental positions, something still very fashionable in today’s Portugal, where politicians also work for private companies and even state owned companies gathering several wages instead of solely one.

They were also the first ones preaching anti-colonialism, Portugal should create something off the likes of the British Commonwealth instead of keeping it’s imperial rule, they were very much ahead of their time.

For preaching a creed that was beyond Capitalism, Liberalism and Communism they were forced into exile, prosecuted and sent to jail by the far-Right government and attacked on the streets by the far-Left and the Communists that hated their popularity among the working classes.

They were even referred to as “National-Communists” for defending a strong sense of national community at the same time that they supported class war (of the oppressed against the oppressors) and workers emancipation.

There is much to discover still about this movement given that the New State dictatorship did its best to erase it from memory and after the Portuguese revolution the Democrats did the exact same thing, we have still much to research about this movement that gathered under a single banner thousands willing to fight both a far-Right government and a far-Left empty opposition.

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III Quests of Dissidence in Madrid

by Flavio Goncalves

Last November 7th, 8th and 9th several Socialist, Revolutionary and Patriotic dissidents from all over Europe (from the far West of the Azores islands to the far East of Russia) gathered in Madrid, Spain, for the III Quests of Dissidence. In these three days hundreds of people had the chance to listen to very unique, and different, individuals that held very not so mainstreamish views. I was one of them!.

Day one

We left early for the airport in Lisbon (laugh if you want, it was cheaper for us poor three Portuguese citizens to travel by plane to Madrid rather than driving, that’s how expensive gasoline is around here these days) after a depressing visit to our P.O. Box. We had hoped that in the last minute all the merchandise Welf Herfurth of National-Anarchism sent us from Australia would arrive… well it didn’t, so the eye filling exhibition we were counting on to present National-Anarchist merchandise and literature to impress our European partners had to settle with the 4 issues of our Portuguese language magazine… my fault given that I gave Welf the wrong postal code given that my slight dyslexia caused me to mix up two of the numbers…

The flight to Spain was only one hour long, surprising enough for a Portuguese our designated Spaniard driver was waiting for us at the airport when we arrived (those of you that may have visited Portugal should know what I’m talking about regarding timing) and took us to the hotel, there we were greeted by Antonio Martinez Cayuela, general secretary of the Social Republican Movement, whose cultural section had organized the event. Small talk and then lunch, where we met Alberto Buela, a deeply interesting Argentinean with whom we had the chance to chat for a few hours and that, later, he would be fascinated with our speeches in the Quests.

After a short introduction by Cayuela the first speaker took the word, our very own Filipe Ferreira acting as president of the Portuguese-Iranian Friendship Society gave a great speech about a few details that mainstream ignores regarding the Islamic Republic of Iran and then ended with a short resume about his personal evolution and how we deal with politics in Portugal (namely our practice of working with far-left and far-right activists at will).

Buela was fascinated with our “Vertical action” theory, Filipe stated that the system sees the world in an Horizontal way, with Right, Left and Center and places in these circles all that exist while we, on the other hand, must act in a Vertical way, front towards the system. A Vertical line has place for cooperation’s with both the Left and the Right and escapes completely to the labels used today. Alberto Buela promised he will write about this in detail (a philosopher that is a vice-secretary of the Internal Affairs Ministry of Argentina studying National-Anarchist theory… not bad for the first day, is it?)

The second speaker was a Spanish historian that presented his book about the 1808 May 2nd insurrection in Spain, of which I never heard before. It was when Spanish people took their weapons and rioted against the Napoleonic invaders that the Spanish military were almost pleased to welcome. An interesting speech on people’s autonomous action, with no State nor Military rulings, just ‘we’ the people.

To finish the evening a great fiery speech by Jaume Farrerons, member of the Party of Catalonia, former general secretary and founding member of Platform for Catalonia, party from which he resigned due to its far-right political inclinations of late. The name of the speech was titled “National Revolutionaries: a Leftwing alternative?”.

He proved to us, for nearly an hour, that Nationalism belongs to the Leftwing side of the political spectrum and, I quote, “We are left-wingers, we are radical Left, more: we are far-left!”. He gave us many historical references about the fact that the Left was not a concise ideological block - it has many different ideologies within it and we are one of those ideologies. History always placed revolutionaries and bringers of change on the Left side of the fence, well we are revolutionary and we want change so…

He also pointed out that “our main enemies are the Jewish Far-Right” (Zionism that is), and also that working class people, the people we target as our own, have always been seen as naturally Leftwing while the Bankers and the bosses have always been connected to rightwing forces, once again… any wonder that we, in Portugal, label ourselves as New Left?

Day two

The day started with Alexander Kuznetsov speech on Eurasia. Alexander is the head of International section of the movement and also a member of the Foreign Affairs Ministry of Russia - a heavy weight with whom I also had the pleasure of chatting with the day before.

He gave us the background of the Eurasian movement and showed a very interesting movie on Eurasian action, the movement has thousands of supporters spread across Europe.

After the movie exhibition it was time for the presentation of the latest books from Ediciones Nueva Republica, one of them being Tomislav Sunic’s “Homo Americanus”. Sunic himself was scheduled to be there but he couldn’t, on that same day he was nominated ambassador of Croatia in Algeria, so he had to cancel on us.

After lunch it was my time to take the podium – representing the Free Revolutionaries Circle - in a round table discussion with Roberto Bevilacqua (Fiamma Tricolore, Italy), Robin Morawitz (very young and unknown skinhead from the NPD, a very poor choice by the Germans), Herve van Laethem (NATION, Belgium), Jordi de la Fuente (MSR, Spain) and Frederik Ranson (NSA, Flanders – Belgium).

I was surprised that Frederik knew National-Anarchism and he knew me from Revolution International, that is linked in the NSA official website. We were asked 3 questions each to see if we could figure out our differences, which turns out that we were not so different even though my answers were slightly different.

First question: What’s the biggest problem haunting Europe today?: Fiamma: The lack of values in today’s citizens and society due to materialism. FRC: The artificial crisis created by the Bank owners – pure usury – with the support of the European Central Bank. NATION: Immigration and the lack of Identity. NSA: Globalization. NPD: Globalization and Capitalism.

During the talk we pretty much agreed that Capitalism is the main menace today.

Second question: can the Nation states of Europe fight alone this problem or do we need a bigger entity?: Fiamma: No (I couldn’t tell the rest of the answer, did not understand it). FRC: No, and pointed out Lusophony as a solution to Portugal, Pan-Latinism for Latin Southern America and Southern Europe and, finally for Europe, Eurasia, these are all valid alternative markets to get us out of the global market ran by the US of A. NATION: No, united European block with strong armed forces, an Identitarian and Socialist Europe. NSA: No, we need a European National Revolution and closer ties with Russia. NPD: We need a European Federation of Nation states. MSR: we need a greater space.

During the talk we all agreed on the need of greater spaces, I guess George Orwell gave a turn or two in his grave.

Third question: how can we fight global Capitalism? Creating European Capitalism?: Fiamma: Socialization of the companies. FRC: We need Socialism, not Capitalism, money has its own logic and the only solution is Socialism. NATION: Capitalism is dying; we should follow the Italian example (socialization, social actions and squatting). NSA: Political renewal, a bigger control by the state regarding the economy. NPD: Stated that Socialist Nationalism is the solution and Capitalism the disease. MSR: Capitalism always existed ruled by usuraries, gangsters, drug dealers and assorted speculators. Capitalism is Death, Socialism is Live.

During the talk we all agreed on Socialism as the only way out (or Socialization for the Italian Right-wingers that seem to have a problem with the word Socialism…).

After this we had a very touching poetry session accompanied with guitar background music followed by a debate between several Spanish parties, of local interest.

After the debate, the crowd was entertained with a folk concert by Mara Ros (Spain) and Saturnia Regna (Italy, they know Troy Southgate so I take they are good people).

Day Three

The open speeches were given by Jose Luiz Riesco (who greeted me very enthusiastically the day before, I guess because of my alternative markets theory that includes Pan-Latinism) and Joachim Bochaca (Spanish intellectual that is being translated into English in the last year by The Barnes Review magazine).

They spoke about the world crises, Riesco quoted me on the artificiality of the crisis, the role of Zionism and the US of A in the world as we know it was also strongly spoken of.

After this dual conference (Bochaca and Riesco spoke together) we heard Christian Bouchet discussing the future of the French National Front and explaining why the National Revolutionaries and the National Left are supporting Marine Le Pen as next president of FN, they see Marine as a continuity of the Le Pen brand and, at the same time, someone that can revolutionize the party within.

In the last few years the FN has been growing Left-wing members and there is much fear that the party may split in two (or more) after the dead of Jean Marie Le Pen.

The last speaker was Alberto Buela who presented his own theory on the geopolitical weight of South America and he quoted Ferreira quite a few times, we need Vertical action in a horizontal world. It was a great presentation that complemented my Pan-Latinist theory and had a soul of its own.

Curiously, Buela met Hugo Chavez three times so far.

Aftermath

Given that the latest issue of the Spanish “Krisis21” magazine ran two and a half pages interview with me I was somewhat noticed and greeted during the three days, even more after my short interventions.

So far I was invited to contribute in the next issues of the “Nihil Obstat” magazine (that among it’s contributors counts with Dugin, de Benoist, Bouchet and even Alain Soral…) and I was also invited to visit Moscow, apparently the Eurasian diplomat enjoyed my conversations and theories.

It’s great work what the Social Republican Movement is doing with these Quests of Dissidence, let’s hope it lasts many more years to come. Also, the event have a dozen of stands selling mainly books, very politically incorrect books for all tastes, from historical Revisionism to Communism and National-Bolshevism passing by National Socialism and Anarchism and ending in the Sinn Fein and other Irish Republicanism.

Let the dissidence roll…

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