- CESNUR
Critical Page
The strange story of Massimo Introvigne - founder of CESNUR, Centre for Studies on New Religions, a body which receives public funds and its ties to the US neo-cons and to T.F.P., Tradition, Family and Property, a movement of Brazilian landowners officially condemned by the Brazilian Bishops' Conference. An extraordinary insight into how the world we live in works.
- Collateral Lives
The most violent pogrom against the Roma ("Gypsies") since World War II is underway in Kosovo today. here is the adventurous story of how a friend of ours saved her family from destruction.
- The Great Good-vs-Evil War
Housewives, scams, bomb collectors, neo-knights, little skinheads, liberals, millionaires, sadists, sex-tourists, journalists and other good folk go off to the New Crusades: Stories of daily Italian life in Enduring War (only in Italian, at least so far).
- Anthology of the Writings of Costanzo Preve
An anthology of the writings of the Italian philosopher Costanzo Preve (only in Italian, at least so far).
Separate Articles
- Italian
TV Censors itself not to disturb the Vatican
A curious inside document of the Italian public TV orders all its employees to avoid spreading any news contrary to an agreement signed with the Vatican. - Ethnic cleansing of the Roma in Kosovo
Photos by Georges Berghezan. - The Circassian Antichrist:
Ethnic Hatred and US Fundamentalism
A significant example of the genocidal logic of apocalyptic fundamentalism. - "The only
light is the light of the candle whose flame is swinging in the wind in
our tent"
An appeal by the Rom mothers in a Macedonian refugee camp. - Driven
from Kosovo
Interview with Cedda Prlincevic, chief archivist and leader of Prishtina's Jewish community. - The
Fourth Templar Secret of Fatima
The fantastic conspiracy theory of former magistrate Carlo Palermo, who attacks Islam... and the Venetians. - A website censored
In 1999, CESNUR director Massimo Introvigne's lawyers threatened our provider into closing down this website. Here is the story. - Umberto
Bossi, a Small Mosque and Keltic Masses
"I was wondering, how do Muslims manage with four wives?", Italian politician Umberto Bossi asked me with a smile.
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