Initiative against censorship censored; UK: ask males if they are “pregnant” before X-rays; Marylin statue is “sexist”; Wales: towns are racist and colonialist too! A statue slaughter is being prepared in San Francisco.
England delights us with an avalanche of woke madness: while Starmer's thinkpol gets murderers out of Airstrip One's jails to fill them with people protesting in the streets, the RAF cancels the "Crusaders," and in the West End they are having plays for coloreds only (but whites are tolerated, come on).
Straight pride? Fired! Are you male? You can get tested for uterine cancer. No Dante for the New Italians. Rome's subway sucks, but at least it's rainbow. No one dare say "terrorist" to ISIS. Let's decolonize the history of Wales, with its dirty miners who supplied coal to British imperialism!
The U.S. Navy is rainbow, but only in peacetime; English history must disgust you, get it?; vandals at work against Courbet, Magna Carta and New York monuments; Romanes eunt domus!
Wales and Taiwan embrace cancel culture; Germany, trans law but not too much; no humor, we're British; Canada: NHS pays for operation to become hermaphrodite.
Emanuele Mastrangelo, curatore del libro "Wokeismo, Cancel Culture, Oicofobia: Tre minacce alla nostra civiltà", discute con il giornalista Pasquale Ferraro di quest'ultima uscita della collana Machiavellica.
Un saggio che spiega come l’Occidente ha prodotto un’ideologia basata su isterismo di massa, odio delle proprie origini e negazione della realtà materiale. Con i contributi di Lorenzo Bernasconi, Francesco Erario, Raimondo Fabbri, Emanuele Mastrangelo, Enrico Petrucci, Spartaco Pupo e Daniele Scalea, e tre interviste di Nathan Greppi a Marcello Foa, Marcello Veneziani e Giulio Meotti.
Wokeismo, cancel culture e oicofobia sono le tre minacce mortali alla civiltà occidentale che il fronte liberal sta portando avanti. Ne parla il saggio "Wokeismo, cancel culture, oicofobia", collettaneo curato da Emanuele Mastrangelo.
Wokeism Bulletin, 3rd episode. From inclusive AIs to the Crusca's pretended tears of grief, from trans children to intersectionalist feminism in Verona, to improving crime statistics by decriminalizing crimes.
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