Ovi Magazine Issue #24: Nationalism - Published: 2013-01-31
In this thematic issue of the Ovi magazine we are not giving answers about “nationalism.” We simply express opinions. We also start a dialogue with only aim to understand better. In this thematic issue of the Ovi magazine we are not giving answers about “nationalism.” We simply express opinions. We also start a dialogue with only aim to understand better.
ThemeMirella IontaWhen Spiritual Chaos Begets Political Unity:How Freemasonry United Italy26With structures that haveaccommodated masonicactivities still standing todayin major cities in the WesternWorld, we are often remindedof the existence of a secretsociety that is believed to have controlled the politicaland financial events of modern history. A famousspeech, delivered by President John F. Kennedy in1961, underlining the dangerous power of such anactive fraternity “in a free and open society,” confirmsthe evil nature of an “efficient machine” that is equippedwith military, diplomatic, scientific, economic, andpolitical enterprises and is supported by unelected, eliteintellectuals and private financial bankers. In a timewhen the Federal Reserve, the central banking cartelowned by such wealthy bankers as the Rothschilds andRockefellers, held a firm partnership with the Americangovernment to which it loaned large sums of moneywith interest, the concern of Kennedy evoked an olderconcern expressed by the papal authority during theRisorgimento period in Italy. As the former was leftwith the heavy burden ofpublicly informing hispeople of their eternaldebt to an illegitimateenterprise, Pope PiusIX, whose “divine”order was threatened andeventually becamedisenfranchisedby the masonicmovement inrevolutionaryItaly, reactedwith the sameKennedianurgency to theanti-clerical“propaganda”spreading like aforest fire in histime. If masonic
ThemeMirella Ionta is currently studying languagesat Condordia University in Montreal, Canada.Proficient in three languages, her English articleshave appeared in many alternative magazinesand newspapers worldwide.activity was necessary to undermine the powerof the papal state which was believed to hinderthe process of unification in Italy is not athesis that is easy to develop. The insufficientdocumentation that exists at our disposal limitsour understanding of such concealed masonicencounters, marking a great disservice tothe pursuit of truth. From what is availablefor public scrutiny no one can confirm withcertainty that the Italian underground was solelybased on a genuine patriotic desire to uniteItaly. Declarations of the masons’ mysteriousinclination toward Satanism and occultismrender the society’s activities suspicious.Moreover, the involvement of united Italy’sofficial national poet, Giosue Carducci, in anestablished masonic allegiance, helped shapea new literary tradition, tainted by radicalconvictions. Providing a cultural and literaryrhetoric for the secret society, the poem “Odeto Satan” is a perfect reflection of “New WorldOrder” visions which were interpreted asbeing serious threats to the Old World Order. Thepope’s reaction to the masonry, whose doctrineof NWO spirituality may have inspired the earlypoetic sensibility of Carducci, discloses theserious implication the clandestine operationwas deemed to have had on a changing Italiansociety.Today, with the benefit of hindsight, statingthat a secret society composed of a tight groupof the powerful gentry was responsible forworld wars, political divisions, global Ponzischemes, economic crashes, and 9/11, wouldnot be considered as being highly speculative orunlikely. Even in risorgimentale Italy, Pope PiusIX, in an effort to preserve his absolute power,realized the harmful effects such a society wouldhave on the supremacy and duration of his reign.Lilith Mahmud, a researcher published by theUniversity of California, concedes that thepractice of discretion was what made and whatstill makes the27
- Page 1: the e-magazine issue 24 / 2013
- Page 4 and 5: No doubt we did find a very challen
- Page 6 and 7: Ovi FocusStanford Encyclopaedia of
- Page 8 and 9: ThemeProf. Emanuel L. PaparellaNati
- Page 10 and 11: Nationalism and Universalism in Ita
- Page 12 and 13: Nationalism and Universalism in Ita
- Page 14 and 15: ThemeChristos MouzevirisNationalism
- Page 16 and 17: Nationalism SemanticsAt home too, m
- Page 18 and 19: ThemeProf. Lawrence NanneryThe Inco
- Page 20 and 21: The Incoherences of NationalismLet
- Page 22 and 23: The Incoherences of NationalismIt i
- Page 24 and 25: The Incoherences of NationalismSoon
- Page 28 and 29: When Spiritual Chaos Begets Politic
- Page 30 and 31: When Spiritual Chaos Begets Politic
- Page 32 and 33: ThemeGiorgos KontogiannisNationalis
- Page 34 and 35: Nationalism and patriotismThe pione
- Page 36 and 37: Press for nationalismNationalism co
- Page 38 and 39: Press for nationalismHichem Karoui:
- Page 40 and 41: Press for nationalismGrowing Global
- Page 42 and 43: ArticleProf. Anis H. BajrektarevicF
- Page 44 and 45: ArticleWhy and how?!Young generatio
- Page 46 and 47: 46Nationalism & Patriotic Posters
- Page 48 and 49: Quotes“There is no flag large eno
- Page 50 and 51: How can I playhide & seekwhen21 chi
- Page 52 and 53: ArticleDavid SparenbergTurn your Gu
- Page 54 and 55: ArticleTony ZuvelaBerserk Alert!54
- Page 56 and 57: ArticleLily JadeOne Child Per Famil
- Page 58 and 59: ArticleProf. Murray HunterEurope: S
- Page 60 and 61: Articleand so on. The vanguard of t
- Page 62 and 63: ArticleRene WadlowAlbert Schweitzer
- Page 64 and 65: NewsIndianapolis Museum of ArtLarge
- Page 66 and 67: NewsAgung Rai Museum of ArtIda Bagu
- Page 68: Check Ovi EBook-shelvesfor our late
Theme
Mirella Ionta
When Spiritual Chaos Begets Political Unity:
How Freemasonry United Italy
26
With structures that have
accommodated masonic
activities still standing today
in major cities in the Western
World, we are often reminded
of the existence of a secret
society that is believed to have controlled the political
and financial events of modern history. A famous
speech, delivered by President John F. Kennedy in
1961, underlining the dangerous power of such an
active fraternity “in a free and open society,” confirms
the evil nature of an “efficient machine” that is equipped
with military, diplomatic, scientific, economic, and
political enterprises and is supported by unelected, elite
intellectuals and private financial bankers. In a time
when the Federal Reserve, the central banking cartel
owned by such wealthy bankers as the Rothschilds and
Rockefellers, held a firm partnership with the American
government to which it loaned large sums of money
with interest, the concern of Kennedy evoked an older
concern expressed by the papal authority during the
Risorgimento period in Italy. As the former was left
with the heavy burden of
publicly informing his
people of their eternal
debt to an illegitimate
enterprise, Pope Pius
IX, whose “divine”
order was threatened and
eventually became
disenfranchised
by the masonic
movement in
revolutionary
Italy, reacted
with the same
Kennedian
urgency to the
anti-clerical
“propaganda”
spreading like a
forest fire in his
time. If masonic