CASAPOUND'S RECIPE FOR SUCCESS

by Rémi Tremblay

I have never visited CasaPound myself. What I know about that Roman movement was learnt through books, articles, but also through friends’ testimonies who have had the chance to go to Rome and experience first hand this movement. More importantly, what I am writing on today is based on two interviews I carried with authors linked to CasaPound (Gabriele Adinolfi and Adriano Scianca) and the lecture and subsequent meeting with CasaPound’s French spokesman Sébastien.

On February 28th, Sébastien, along with two leaders of the student association Blocco Studentesco gave a lecture in Montreal about CasaPound, its goals, its methods. After the lecture, I had the chance to speak at length with Sébastien to explicit some points his lecture had not answered.

The purpose here is not to discuss CasaPound’s ideas or objectives. This neofascist group defends ideas that are rooted in Italian history and would seem out of place in North America. The focus of this essay is on the methods used by CasaPound to achieve the success it is now achieving and to highlight the ones that could be imported here in order to build a strong alternative movement.

THE PRECONDITIONS FOR "EXIGRATION"

This report by Dale Hurd from Pat Robertson's Christian Broadcasting Network details the problems of ethnic and Islamic colonization and violence in France, and how the French are responding. Among the facts presented are that one in five French people have been subjected to racist attacks and that 93% of Muslims in France voted for the Parti Socialiste candidate Francois Hollande at the last Presidential election, demonstrating the close links between the New Left and Islam. The report also interviews Max, a member of Génération Identitaire, which encourages its members to learn self defense.

The report limits itself to presenting the facts, but suggests that France may be heading ultimately towards a situation of ethnic anarchy similar to that of Lebanon. The inescapable conclusion that arises from this is that the only possible solution is "exigration," namely the resettlement of the Muslim population, whether born in France or not, to countries where its racial, cultural, and demographic characteristics won't threaten those of the French. On the road to this inevitable conclusion, even the election of a Front National government would only be a small step.

EUROPA NOSTRA!

An interview with Génération Identitaire's Julien Langella

by Dimitrios Papageorgiou

Originally published at Alternative Right on 8th December, 2012

Génération Identitaire, recently gained worldwide attention, with their "Declaration of War" video, and their occupation of a mosque at the historically important location of Poitiers. They are an organization filled with youthful energy in a state that has accepted multiculturalism and embraced its doctrines. I conducted an interview with Julien Langella, one of the leadership cadre of Génération Identitaire, an interview that serves as an introduction to the very interesting views of young French people fighting for their right to live as a homogeneous community in their country.

“THE STREETS ARE OUR HEADQUARTERS”

What follows is the speech delivered on June 29th by Philippe Vardon, a leader of the Identitarian movement in France and Europe, during the fifth edition of “Identitär Idé,” a yearly conference organized by Arktos Publishing in Stockholm, Sweden. The central theme of this conference was “Identity Vs. Globalism.” This speech was translated from French into English by Roman Bernard with edits by Colin Liddell.

by Philippe Vardon

Gentlemen,

I am doubly happy to be with you today, and I would like to thank the organizers of this conference, chiefly Daniel Friberg of Arktos Publishing.

ROMAN BERNARD: A WANDERING WESTERNER

by Alexander Forrest

Roman Bernard is a French journalist and activist fundraiser working on behalf of multiple right wing organizations. I met Bernard at the 2012 H.L. Mencken Conference and was immediately impressed by his intellect and dedication to the cause we both shared. His story is an interesting one and I asked him to do this interview so that we might learn from his unique experiences. In particular, Bernard exemplifies how we can “Do Something” more consequential than just sharing ideas in the blogosphere. Bernard currently resides in Canada, though he hopes to eventually relocate to the United States.