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After the French Revolution and consequent dissolution of monarchies and establishment of republics, liberal-bourgeois democracy took over the world. Only a few men remained awake for the chaos to come. This group of men shall restore the high values lost in a world in dissolution. However, it is necessary to know how to use the flaws of the current system to do so. The revolution must come mainly from the cultural aspect, as the fight against the forces of evil can be ineffective due to the difference in hegemonic military and economic power. It is necessary to rescue traditional values using modern means for a great restorative alliance. Among its premises are: patriotism, national unity, military power, order, discipline, struggle for survival, infiltration in influential circles, intellectual preparation to overthrow the Liberal and Marxist fallacies, the rescue of the real value of work, the affirmation of existence and the transcendent spirit.
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