Aristocratic Revolution

A movement to transform the status quo to an aristocratic society, aiming at an organic state without the current bourgeois evils:
democracy, capitalism, liberalism, socialism, communism, fascism, nationalism, anarchism, progressivism, feminism, globalization, market technology, racism, left-right wing dichotomy, economism, organized religions, ecumenism, materialism, gay rights, statism, republicanism , atheism, human rights, totalitarianism, consumerism, humanism, modernism, abortion, international financial system and technocracy.

In a time of chaos, corruption and decadence, a group of aristocrats appears who, indignant with the unfolding of Liberal Democracy, rise to power and challenge the status quo. The tripartition of power, the state bureaucracy and the current constitution are dissolved, and replaced by aristocrats through a provisional state. The usurious and corrupt political and economic class are penalized and the regeneration of society begins. High culture, fine arts, refinement, virtue, freedom, moral values, spirituality, tradition, the intrinsic value of work, discipline and hierarchy are restored. Last but not least, spurious modern and bourgeois ideologies are constantly being fought: economic liberalism and cultural liberalism (progressivism), fascism, socialism/communism, liberal conservatism/oligarchy, anarchy, populism, constitutional monarchy and democracy.