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Il fare ritorno con la mente ad una delle mie solite peregrinazioni per il mondo che, qualche anno fa, ha avuto per oggetto il Messico, ha sempre rappresentato e tuttora rappresenta l’occasione per tutta una serie di riflessioni la cui attualità non è mai venuta meno, anzi. A portarmi sino ai lidi del Nuovo (?)
Messaggio dell’Istituto Iliade di Dominique Venner. Cari amici, Una manovra ostile e fraudolenta contro di noi aveva portato, agli inizi di ottobre, alla sospensione del nostro video “Ne’ Lampedusa ne’ Bruxelles” proprio quando quest’ultimo superava la soglia del milione di visualizzazioni su Youtube e avanzava al ritmo delle 25.000 visualizzazioni quotidiane, diffondendosi in maniera virale