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“Il Sogno e la Ragione da Harlem al BLM”: Interview with Author Daniele Biacchessi

"Normally, when you are one step away from a dictatorship or fascism, you see the difficulty of living in a democratic society, and you realize how important it is to be able to maintain a democratic system. However, democracy is fragile in its own way, people enforce it, and as much as there may be rules, they do not apply to everyone. This was demonstrated by the horrific events of the attack on Capitol Hill. The madness of the United States has often shown as they try to portray in myth a model that could apply to everyone, but there’s no such thing."

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Le morti di JFK, RFK, Malcom X e MLK: un “assalto coordinato alla democrazia”

L'appello degli oltre 60 eminenti cittadini americani chiede l'apertura di una inchiesta pubblica sui "quattro principali assassini degli anni '60 che insieme hanno avuto un impatto disastroso sul corso della storia americana". Un processo che, ad avviso dei firmatari, dovrebbe ispirarsi alle udienze all'insegna di "Verità e Riconciliazione" tenutesi in Sudafrica dopo la fine dell'apartheid

People -

RFK and the “Mysterious” End of Kennedy’s Populism

Fifty years ago, on an important night for the Democratic primaries, candidate Robert F. Kennedy, brother of the former President, JFK, died in Los Angeles. RFK understood right away that, more than Communism, it was the Mafia and its relationship with the establishment that was the enemy within that had to be examined. And if he and his brother had not been killed, perhaps today we would give new meaning to the word “populism”

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RFK e la “misteriosa” fine del populismo kennediano

Cinquanta anni fa moriva a Los Angeles, in una notte importante per le primarie democratiche, il candidato Robert Francis Kennedy, fratello dell'ex presidente JFK. RFK capì ben presto che, più che il comunismo, era la mafia e il suo rapporto con le istituzioni il vero nemico interno da cui guardarsi. E se lui e suo fratello non fossero stati uccisi, forse oggi daremmo un significato diverso al termine "populismo"

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Carlos Marcello, the Man Behind the JFK Assassination. Don’t call it conspiracy theory

Organized crime becomes "Mafia" when criminal enterprises engage in relations of reciprocity with the establishment. And Carlos Marcello was a master of building those relationships. However, his name is not well known to the public. Stefano Vaccara is not the first to connect the New Orleans boss to JFK’s assassination, but it took a Sicilian journalist like him to explain Marcello’s mentality and behavior.

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