MELONI CONTRA MUNDUM

 The womb of the 20th century conceived a monstrous form of government called "liberal democracy"-called so inaccurately, for it is neither liberal or democratic. It is a soft totalitarianism that, because it advanced beneath the tattered banner of progress, claims the moral authority to declare all alternative political arrangements illegitimate. In the liberal democratic world system, every nation has the right of self-determination only so long as it is determined to become a liberal democracy. In this maximalist war footing against its ideological components, it is not unlike Bolshevism. 

Communism and liberal democracy proved to be all-unifying entities compelling their followers how to think, what to do, how to evaluate events,what to dream and what language to use, the Polish philosopher Rysard Legutko wrote in his book "The Demon in Democracy." Like Communism liberal democracy assumed for itself the mantle of universalism and thus become decidedly illiberal in that it ceased to acknowledge the possibly of different political systems. All movements since then have been a rush towards the universal homogenous state.

The passage above appeared in an article entitled "Meloni Contra Mundum" by Pedro Gonzalez in the  November/December issue of The Freedom Times, page 8. The Party agrees with Mr. Gonzalez's analysis of liberal democracy. It is neither truly liberal nor truly democratic. Instead it is a curtain behind which a hostile anti-white elite reigns over us. It recognizes no ideology but its own and makes war upon other nations and overthrows governments to make the world safe for "Democracy" which is anything but democratic! They really do believe the entire world is moving towards liberal democracy and the world of the future will know no other ideology! We beg to differ!