Official Statement
on the International Third Position

Issued by the National Revolutionary Faction

21 January 2003 - http://www.rosenoire.org/

THE ITALIAN JOB

The ITP began by stating its intention to found a rural community in Northern France, seemingly intending to continue in the same ideological vein as the NF had done previously. Consequently, it soon emerged that the financial backer of this group was Italian businessman Roberto Fiore. This individual entered Britain in the early-1980's when the Italian State tried to blame Fascists for the Bologna railway station bombing. It is a fact that the Italian Secret Service was heavily implicated in a plot which saw them co-operating both with members of the Fascist circle of which Fiore was a part and the Freemasonic P2 Lodge. Since arriving in Britain, Fiore and his business partner - Massimo Morcello - have built up a Capitalistic enterprise known as Meeting Point, which is today the leading accommodation agency in London. What is not widely known, however, is that Fiore lures French and Italian students to Britain (including non-Whites) and charges them an extortionate fee in exchange for squalid, cramped accommodation in West London. The most significant point to be made here, is that the very buildings in which Fiore and Morcello house their clients are those which formerly belonged to the notorious slum landlord Peter Rachman. This obnoxious creature became the archetypal Jew of the 1950's, and today his former properties are still owned by his co-racialists but are currently being sub-let to none other than Roberto Fiore. It is not surprising that anyone who has seen the disgusting rat-holes in which Fiore's clients are supposed to live has difficulty wondering how this parasitic leech manages to sleep at night. Indeed, although Fiore puts money into the shambolic farce which is the ITP he seems to be doing rather well for himself. He currently lives in a £300,000 house in London's plush Maida Vale, an area which is also host to many famous personalities and celebrities. It is hard to imagine how somebody who wears expensive clothes and drives a Mercedes Benz can be a 'revolutionary nationalist', but Fiore is nothing of the sort. If his clients fall behind with their rent payments, Fiore's henchmen - Italian skinheads living in London - pay them a little visit.