interesting

Donald Trump’s newly named chief strategist and senior counselor, Steve Bannon, laid
out his global nationalist vision in unusually in-depth remarks delivered by Skype to a
conference held inside the Vatican in the summer of 2014.

Well before victories for Brexit and Trump seemed possible, Bannon declared there was
a “global tea party movement” and praised European far-right parties like Great
Britain’s UKIP and France’s National Front. Bannon also suggested that a racist
element in far-right parties “all gets kind of washed out,” that the West was facing a
“crisis of capitalism” after losing its “Judeo-Christian foundation,” and he blasted “crony
capitalists” in Washington for failing to prosecute bank executives over the financial
crisis.

The remarks — beamed into a small conference room in a 15th-century marble palace in
a secluded corner of the Vatican — were part of a 50-minute Q&A during a conference
focused on poverty hosted by the Human Dignity Institute, which BuzzFeed News
attended as part of its coverage of the rise of Europe’s religious right. The group was
founded by Benjamin Harnwell, a longtime aide to Conservative member of the
European Parliament Nirj Deva to promote a “Christian voice” in European politics. The
group has ties to some of the most conservative factions inside the Catholic

Church; Cardinal Raymond Burke, one of the most vocal critics of Pope Francis who
was ousted from a senior Vatican position in 2014, is chair of the group’s advisory
board.

i do not believe in a global tea party...but it is most interesting to see how those ideas will materialize and to
witch exdend I Il be most interested to hear your point of wiew

your view?