An Argentinian variant of Italian fascism with stuff from German National Socialism that took an unexpected turn and led to a globalist and progressive ideology. Menemism was a conservative variant but not faithful to the doctrine and from that new generation arose Kirchnerism.

@atsumori5834 The Kirchnerists are antifascists and "supercapitalists", which is a term used by Juan Perón to refer to a deformed, monstrous style of government, the result of the fusion between Marxism and Capitalism (Globalism).
@atsumori5834 The Kirchneristas dubbed themselves Peronism and little by little they are making the orthodox Peronists treated like outdated garbage and surely soon persecuted as if they were authentic NationalSocialists. A tragedy.
@atsumori5834 Peronism is full of progressives, globalists, left liberals, feminists, zionists...
Left: Juan Perón, creator of the Peronism movement.
Right: Alberto Fernandez, actual leader of the Peronist movement. Pathetic.
@atsumori5834 In addition, the Kirchnerists give our sovereignty to the Chinese, and they do not recognize the value of our Japanese brothers. But Perón admired the Japanese a lot. Carlos Menem also maintained excellent relations with Japan
@atsumori5834 https://t.co/VA3XDLRllk
@atsumori5834 https://t.co/6rxBsSz8WB
@atsumori5834 https://t.co/lXSMBRJxjl
@atsumori5834 https://t.co/I56R37hqHY
@atsumori5834 https://t.co/42BMCBTfux (This and the other video have japanese dub in some parts!)
@atsumori5834 In short, a movement that started with good intentions and with the death of his original creator Juan Perón ended up deviating like one more enemy from the axis. Menem at least respected some of the basic things. Those who are in power currently, not even that.
Perón and Menem

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