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It is political-philosophical and spiritual thought about a vigilant state based on authority to restore tradition. Through a provisional state led by (non-elected) aristocrats, after the overthrow of the liberal-democratic state and party parliamentarism, a period of dictatorship of restoration of ethical principles is established and traditional moral values. All liberal-bourgeois values like Socialism and Communism (Egalité), Liberalism and Progressivism (Liberté), Democracy (Fraternité) are replaced by holistic values. The restoration of culture takes place through the censorship of the mass media and other means of communication, the restructuring of schools and the education system, and the resurgence of the fine arts. The free-market capitalist economy is replaced by Organic State intervention, replacing transnational companies and large enterprises by antitrust laws to abolish the irregular exploitation of raw materials, minerals and cartels, but not private property. Suppress the class struggle through intermediary bodies, restoring dignity to workers and enterprises. The Secular State and the free creed are abolished, rebuilding the Traditional Spiritual State. The Democratic State of Law, the Liberal Constitution, the International Treaties are dissolved, respectively, and, in their place, the Natural Law is instituted. The military aristocracy (police and army) is called upon to contain internal and external threats. Subversive demonstrations are prohibited.
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