Re: Fw: 9th circle
[{"sender": "jeffrey E. <jeevacation@gmail.com>", "recipients": [], "timestamp": "Mon, 23 Jul 2018 01:51:58 +0200", "subject": "Re: Fw:", "body": "9th circle"}, {"sender": "Steve Bannon <q", "recipients": [], "timestamp": "Mon, Jul 23, 2018 at 1:26 AM", "subject": "Re:", "body": "Bannon the European: He’s opening the populist fort in Brussels\n\nThe former Trump strategist arrives in Europe with \"The Movement\". Objective: an alliance\nbetween right-wing leaders, from Salvini to Orban in view of the 2019 elections\n\nNEW YORK. The invasion of Europe has begun. Steve Bannon, 65, the American far-right guru\nwho was Donald Trump’s right-hand man in the White House — but let go last summer following\nthe racist violence in Charlottesville — is preparing to march on Brussels. Launching, he told the\nDaily Beast himself, a new non-profit foundation called The Movement, (Il Movimento), right in\nthe heart of Europe and its institutions. Through which he hopes to coordinate the populist right in\nview of the European elections which will be held in spring 2019.\n\nObjective: to compete with George Soros, the American billionaire of Hungarian origin, benefactor\nof the Democratic party, who since 1984 with his Open Society has spent at least $32 billion in\nsupport of NGOs dealing with human rights. And for this he became the bogeyman of the populist\nright, accused of plots of all kinds: including that of wanting to replace Italians with immigrants in\norder to have labour at low cost. A mantra repeated in the past on Twitter also by the current\nMinister of the Interior Matteo Salvini.\n\nThe ambition of Steve Bannon, former director of the alt-right American site Breitbart — which in\nthe European campaign preceded him since the platform had already opened bureaux in London\nand Rome — is therefore to become the coordinator of the one great “populist international” of\nwhich he has long since been dreaming.\n\nThe Movement, in fact, intends to function as an extreme right-wing think tank: a source of\nstrategic advice to channel the not-so-politically structured discontent of the most extreme\nEuropean movements. Analysing data and giving strategic advice. But also by raising funds and\nchanneling funding.\n\nThe aim is to create a populist alliance, a sort of “super group” that if victorious can conquer up to a\nthird of the European Parliament in the elections next May.\n\nIndeed — putting the common policy of the Old Continent in the hands of Bannon and his own.\n\nThe American strategist is very attached to the Freedom Caucus — the extreme right of the US\nCongress — and in 2014 he was at the top of the Cambridge Analytica company, which in 2016"}, {"sender": "Benjamin Harwell", "recipients": [], "timestamp": "Sun, 22 Jul 2018 22:01:54 +0200", "subject": "Re:", "body": ""}]