Reactionary Liberalism

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Not to be confused with File:Reactlib-icon.png Reactionary Libertarianism

"The assertion that men are objectively equal is so absurd that it does not even merit being refuted."

File:Pareto.png Vilfredo Pareto

Reactionary Liberalism, is an economically center-right to far-right, statist (but mostly File:Dem.png democratic) civically variable and culturally far-right ideology who believes in a union of economic policies typical of liberalism (pro-free enterprise capitalist market economy, typically File:Clib.png Classical Liberal in nature but sometimes it can be File:Keynes.png Keynesian or File:Orlib.png Social market economy) and a democratic system of government with File:Reactcross.png reactionary and File:Trad.png traditionalist social values, although a File:Korona.png minority of them propose non-democratic forms of government. It is defined by its belief that there should be a separation between Free-Market Capitalism/Liberal Democracy and Post-Enlightenment cultural views, which it deems as "degenerate".

Unlike most ideologies on this wiki, this one isn't a serious theoretical one or has many open advocates IRL, as the majority of the center right to right wing populist claim to be against liberalism. It mostly originates from insults of Leftists towards center right to right wing populist figures who seem to promote File:Neoliberal-icon.png Neoliberal economics.

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File:Cball-Brazil.png Brazil File:Bolsonarism - alt.png

Bolsonarism is an economically and culturally right ideology defended by Jair Bolsonaro and his supporters. He advocates many values associated with the File:Christianright.png Christian Right, being highly opposed to secularism. A core proponent of his vision is "making Brazil not a socialist country anymore", advocating that the File:ARENA-Brazil.png Brazilian military regime (known for its numerous human rights violations) was extremely prosperous before democracy. He is opposed to abortion, gay marriage and essentially anything progressive, and is in favor of liberalization of gun laws, privatization of government industries and the laxing of environmental regulations, taking a strongly File:Neoliberal-icon.png neoliberal economic agenda. He wants to align Brazil to be closer with File:Zio.png Israel and the United States, and openly admires File:Blump.png Donald Trump.

File:Cball-Chile.png Chile File:Republican chile.png

File:Republican chile.png Republican Party was founded in 2018 out of the results of Republican Ideas, both created by initiative of José Antonio Kast, a former File:UDI.png Independent Democratic Union partisan, after growing disappointed for the lack of a strong defense of the party in topics such as traditional family and opposition to progressive laws such as abortion and gender ideology.
In 2017 he ran for President independently, representing a right wing sector that strongly defended such values and wasn't happy with the idea of voting for Sebastián Piñera again. He got 7.9% of counted votes.
That sentiment grew as he approved gender identity laws, pardoned illegal migrants and let increasing crime be. Popular demand for a voice against that wasn't present in any political party; so Republican Party was founded with that task in mind.
After the 2019 widespread riots in most major cities in Chile, the proposal of rewriting the Chilean Constitution from scratch and a subsequential referendum, José Antonio Kast was one of the only Chilean politicians with a clear standing against its rewriting, thus becoming the face for the "hard right wing" in Chile.
In 2021 he ran for President a second time representing an electorate which was tired of the inaction of the right wing parties to preserve Chilean integrity, its institutions and its foundations. He got the second place with 44.1% of the counted votes.

File:Cball-France.png File:Therm.png France File:Zemmour.png File:PNL(France).png

File:Therm.png The Thermadorian Reaction was a period during the final phases of the Reign of Terror during the events of the French Revolution. It was a coup led by more moderate elements of the French National Convention, who denounced the tyrannical policies of Maximilian Robespierre & the Committee of Public Safety. After they subsequently lost support from the File:Plain.png Plaineist deputies of the National Convention, the Montagnards & their Communard supporters were declared outlaws, arrested after a skirmish at the Hôtel de Ville, and executed. The Thermadorians then initiated a White Terror against those who were still loyal to the Montagnards, & barred them from receiving public office.

The regime itself, known as the File:Oligarchy.png Directory, established limitations to prevent one person from concentrating power, thus creating an oligarchy of five men in the process. For the most part, it was a relatively ineffective regime, & completely unpopular with the people. It was ultimately overthrown in a coup d'état by File:NapoleonI.png Napoleon Bonaparte & File:Sieyès.png Emmanuel Joseph Sieyès, who replaced it with the French Consulate.

Zemmourism is the ideology of File:Cball-France.png French politician Eric Zemmour, and his party, File:Reconquete.png Reconquete. Zemmour founded Reconquete in December 2021, with an entent to participate in the then-upcoming 2022 French presidential election. The party quickly gained popularity, as the File:MarineLePen.png National Rally party was becoming less far-right as the years went by. However, Zemmour would poorly preform in the first round of the election, and ended up endorsing Le Pen in the second round.

In his political positions, Zemmour considers himself a File:Gaullismicon2.png Gaullo-File:Bonaparte.png Bonarpartiste. Zemmour calls for File:Unitary.png national unity, believing that all of a nations problems can be solved via sovereignty. Zemmour has File:Reactcross.png reactionary views on social issues, claiming that France has plunged into a state of decline due to File:Fem.png Feminism, File:Pro-Choice1.png abortion, homosexuality, and other progressive views being culturally accepted. Zemmour has argued that File:Mansphere.png women are unsuited for major political positions, and that homosexuality is the erosion of masculinity. Zemmour is File:Antimultcult.png opposed to immigration, claiming that File:Whitesup.png that the French population is being replaced by migrants. Zemmour is also opposed to Islam, calling for the banning of the hijab, and a investigation into funding for Muslim religious organizations. He is a strong supporter of File:Zio.png Israel, describing the Israel-Hamas war the "fight for our civilization".

Zemmour supports File:Protect.png protectionism, File:Corp.png cutting corporate tax, and proposes raising the retirement age to 64. He also supports File:Euroscept.png withdrawing France from the EU and File:Strato-Antifurry.png strengthening the French armed forces.

File:De Lesquen.png Henry de Lesquen is a far-right figure, near non-existent politically speaking, with a racialist and national-liberal doctrine. He is also the leader and co-founder of the metapolitical think tank Carrefour de l'Horloge,he also have his own party:File:PNL(France).png Parti National-Libèral (PNL). Other prominent figures that share his ideology are other two of the seven co-founders of the Carrefour de l'Horloge: defunct Yvan Blot founder of the association File:Semidirect.png Agir Pour la Democratie Directe which have the objective to change the french constitution into the File:Helv.png swiss model and Jean Yves-Gallou that it is part of the party File:Reconquete.png Reconquest.

File:Cball-Germany.png Germany File:Alternative for germany ball.png File:AlexGauland.png

File:Alternative for germany ball.png Alternative for Germany is a File:Natcon.png National Conservative party in Germany created by Bernd Lucke in 2013. Originally starting out as a more softly Eurosceptic File:Libconserv3.png Liberal Conservative party, it starting taking a much more hardline stance in 2015, with the current incarnation of the AfD promoting anti-immigration, anti-Islam, anti-feminist, and climate change denialist rhetoric, along with being more overtly against European integration. The party also supports an File:Orlib.png Ordo-Liberal economic platform, citing inspiration from Walter Eucken and Ludwig Erhard, and wants to install a File:Semidirect.png Swiss-style semi-direct democracy. There was an even more right-wing faction of the party called File:DerFluegelAfD.png "Der Flügel", with some of its members having ties to Neo-Nazi groups, although it was formally dissolved in 2020.

File:AlexGauland.png Alexander Gauland is German right-wing politician and one of leader of File:Alternative for germany ball.png AfD party. He began his political career joining File:CDU Party.png Christian Democratic Union. Gauland grew dissatisfied with policies of File:Merkelism.png Angela Merkel, especially German economic aid for Greece. He then left CDU and founded Alternative for Germany. In 2014, party entered Landtag of Brandenburg with Gauland becoming the deputy. He served as co-leader of the party until 2019, first with File:AliceWeidel.png Alice Weidel and then with File:Alternative for germany ball.png Jörg Meuthen.

Gauland's views are File:SocialConservative.png socially conservative and File:Econlib.png economically liberal. He's known for his staunch anti-immigration stance, supporting Germany's and the European Union's borders. Gauland also attended File:Pegida.png PEGIDA demonstrations and praised the organisation. He's also known for his numerous controversial statements regarding File:Nazi.png Germany's past, including one stating that Germans "should 'be proud of' its soldiers in both world wars".

File:Cball-Japan.png Japan File:LDP(Japan).png

File:LDP(Japan).png Japan LDPism/Jimintōism Japan LDPism (Jimintōism) refers to the ideological formation surrounding the long-governing Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), which has dominated the political system of Japan since its founding in 1955. Rather than a fixed doctrine, it operates as a structured yet adaptive synthesis of File:Synccon.pngbig tent conservatism, File:AuthLibDem.pngauthoritarian liberal democracy, and File:Unitary.pngcentralism, sustained through a File:SemiAuthPar.pngdominant-party system that has only briefly been interrupted. Scholars frequently classify this arrangement as a form of File:CompAuth.pngcompetitive authoritarianism, in which electoral competition exists but is consistently shaped by institutional advantages, patronage networks, and media influence aligned with the ruling party.

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Historical Formation and Cold War Foundations

The origins of LDPism lie in the postwar consolidation of conservative forces during the “1955 System,” when rival right-wing parties merged to form the LDP as a bulwark against socialist and File:Anticommunism.pngcommunist movements. This formation occurred under the broader geopolitical shadow of the Cold War, with strong backing from the United States, which viewed Japan as a critical ally in containing communism in East Asia. As a result, File:Anticommunism.pnganti-communism became foundational, extending beyond domestic opposition to include hostility toward File:Anti-Juche.pngNorth Korea and a persistent strategic suspicion of File:Sinophobia.pngChina within segments of the party.

During this period, LDP leadership figures such as Nobusuke Kishi—a controversial former wartime bureaucrat—helped shape a political culture and economy Reminiscent of File:PostFash.png Post-Fascism. Kishi’s revision of the U.S.-Japan Security Treaty in 1960 demonstrated both the party’s commitment to alliance politics and its willingness to File:PolState.pngsuppress domestic protest movements. These early decades established the pattern of governance that would define LDPism: electoral legitimacy reinforced by centralized authority, bureaucratic coordination, and ideological flexibility.

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Political Structure and Institutional Dynamics

At the institutional level, LDPism is grounded in File:Conmon.pngconstitutional monarchism, preserving the symbolic authority of the Japanese Emperor while maintaining parliamentary democracy. However, this formal structure coexists with elements of File:ImperialCult.pngimperial cultism, particularly in conservative narratives that emphasize continuity with prewar national identity. Ritual practices, state ceremonies, and political visits to sites such as Yasukuni Shrine have reinforced these symbolic dimensions, linking modern governance with historical memory.

The party’s internal structure reflects a highly centralized yet faction-driven system. While File:Unitary.pngcentralism ensures top-down coordination, internal factions operate as semi-autonomous power blocs competing for influence. Over time, this has produced a system marked by File:Elitism.pngelitism and File:Gero.pnggerontocracy, with leadership often concentrated among senior politicians who maintain long-standing ties to bureaucratic and business elites. The dominance of political dynasties that pass down electoral districts across generations further entrenches this hierarchy.

Despite maintaining democratic procedures, the LDP’s prolonged control has led to its classification as a File:SemiAuthPar.pngdominant-party system, where opposition parties face structural disadvantages. Media alignment, campaign financing networks, and rural vote weighting have historically favored the LDP, allowing it to maintain power even during periods of public dissatisfaction. This dynamic illustrates the File:AuthLibDem.pngauthoritarian liberal democracy at the core of LDPism: a system that preserves democratic forms while limiting substantive political alternation.

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Economic Policy and State-Corporate Relations

Economically, LDPism has consistently pursued a hybrid model combining File:Keynes.pngKeynesianism, File:Regulationism.pngregulationism, and File:Authcap.pngauthoritarian capitalism. In the high-growth era of the 1950s through the 1980s, the state played a directive role through institutions such as the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI), guiding industrial policy and coordinating investment. This approach facilitated rapid economic expansion, transforming Japan into a global economic power.

However, this system also fostered File:CronyCap.pngcrony capitalism, as close relationships developed between politicians, bureaucrats, and major corporations. Scandals such as the Lockheed bribery case of the 1970s exposed the extent of these networks, revealing how political influence could be leveraged for corporate gain. Despite periodic reform efforts, these relationships have remained a defining feature of LDP governance.

In the contemporary era, economic policy has evolved to incorporate File:Ecocap.pngeco-capitalism and File:AuthEcoCon.pngeco-conservatism, particularly in response to environmental challenges and energy concerns following the Fukushima disaster in 2011. Government initiatives have promoted renewable energy development while balancing the interests of established industrial sectors. This reflects the broader tendency of LDPism to adapt its economic framework without abandoning its core commitment to state-guided capitalism.

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Security, Geopolitics, and Strategic Orientation

LDPism’s geopolitical orientation is shaped by a combination of File:NeoNatCon.pngnational neoconservatism, alliance politics, and regional rivalry. The party has consistently supported a strong security relationship with the United States, while advocating for increased domestic military capabilities. Supporters of the National Security Council of Japan (File:E-Democracy.pngJ-NSC) have pushed for greater centralization of security decision-making, reflecting a shift toward a more assertive defense posture.

Historically, tensions with China have intensified around issues such as the Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands dispute. At the same time, relations with Russia have fluctuated, with recent developments contributing to File:AntiPutinism.pnganti-Putinism following geopolitical conflicts involving Russia. Despite these tensions, elements of File:Cball-EU.pngpro-Europeanism have emerged, particularly in economic and diplomatic alignment with European institutions.

The party’s geopolitical stance also reflects internal contradictions, with some factions advocating engagement with File:Sinophile.pngChina while others emphasize containment. Similarly, relations with South Korea oscillate between File:AntiKorean.pnganti-Korean sentiment and File:Cball-South Korea.pngKoreaphilia, influenced by historical disputes and contemporary security cooperation.

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Social Policy, Culture, and Ideological Flexibility

Culturally, LDPism operates as a synthesis of File:Authoritarian Conservatism.pngauthoritarian conservatism and selective modernization. It emphasizes social order, hierarchy, and national identity, often reinforced through File:Shinto Theocracy.pngShinto nationalism and, in some factions, File:BuddNat.pngBuddhist nationalism. These cultural frameworks are linked to broader narratives of File:JPNModnat.pngJapanese patriotism, which emphasize continuity, tradition, and collective identity.

At the same time, the party has incorporated elements of File:Confem-alt.pngconservative feminism and File:LGBCon.pngLGB conservatism, reflecting gradual adaptation to changing social attitudes. Policies promoting women’s participation in the workforce, particularly during the Abe era, illustrate this approach. However, these initiatives are typically framed within existing social structures rather than as transformative reforms.

The ideological flexibility of LDPism is further reflected in its File:Mach.pngMachiavellianism, where policy positions are adjusted to maintain political dominance. This pragmatic approach allows the party to absorb diverse viewpoints without committing to a single ideological trajectory.

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Factionalism and Internal Diversity

The LDP’s internal diversity is one of its defining characteristics. Factions range from mainstream conservative groups to more ideologically distinct currents, including File:Altl.pngalt-lite influences, File:Rpop.pngconservative populism, and File:Ethnonat.pngethnonationalism. More controversial strands, such as File:NeoShowa.pngNeo-Showaism, draw on reinterpretations of prewar imperial ideology, often accompanied by File:Pseudohistory.pngchallenges to historical narratives.

Religious and cultural influences are also evident in factions associated with File:UnificationChurch.pngUnification Churchism, which have periodically attracted public scrutiny. Economic debates persist between advocates of File:Natcap.pngnational capitalism, who emphasize domestic industry and self-sufficiency, and more globalist-oriented policymakers.

These factions coexist within the broader framework of File:Synccon.pngbig tent conservatism, allowing the party to maintain unity despite ideological differences. This internal pluralism has been a key factor in the durability of LDPism, enabling it to adapt to changing political and social conditions.

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Contemporary Phases and Leadership Doctrines

In the 21st century, LDPism has been shaped by successive leadership doctrines that reflect evolving priorities. The era of Shinzo Abe was defined by File:ShinzoAbe.pngAbenomics (2012–2024), which combined monetary easing, fiscal stimulus, and structural reform to address economic stagnation. Abe’s administration also advanced a more assertive foreign policy and promoted constitutional revision, reinforcing elements of national neoconservatism and centralization.

Following Abe, Fumio Kishida introduced File:Kochikai.pngKishidaism (2021–2024), which emphasized wealth redistribution and a “new capitalism” while maintaining continuity with existing policies. This period highlighted the adaptability of LDPism, as it incorporated social equity concerns without abandoning its core framework.

The emergence of File:ShigeruIshiba.pngIshibaism (2024–2025), associated with Shigeru Ishiba, represented a non-mainstream attempt to recalibrate defense policy and regional engagement. Although limited in influence, it demonstrated the ongoing diversity within the party.

More recently, File:LDP(Japan)F.pngTakaichism (2025– ), linked to Sanae Takaichi, has been associated with a stronger emphasis on nationalist conservatism, technological development, and institutional centralization. This phase reflects the continuing evolution of LDPism as it responds to domestic and international challenges.

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Synthesis

Japan LDPism endures as a complex and adaptive political formation. It integrates centralism, dominant-party rule, and ideological plurality into a cohesive system that balances continuity with change. Its defining feature lies in its ability to absorb contradictions—combining economic intervention with market mechanisms, cultural conservatism with selective modernization, and democratic institutions with centralized authority. This capacity for adaptation has allowed it to maintain political dominance while navigating shifting historical conditions, ensuring its continued relevance in the governance of modern Japan.

File:Cball-Netherlands.png Netherlands File:FvD-icon.png

File:FvD-icon.png Forum for Democracy (FvD) is a File:Rpop-tinfoilhat.png right-populist party in the Netherlands, headed by Thierry Baudet. FvD are in favor of a stricter national immigration policy in which Dutch citizens would decide for themselves who is received. In combination with these measures, the party is in favor of receiving asylum seekers in the region and an active deportation policy of illegal immigrants, in which illegality is punishable. In addition, the party advocates a 'Dutch Values ​​Protection Act'.

The party is in favor of File:Semidirect.png semi-direct democracy and advocates the introduction of binding referendums and popular initiatives as according to them, power and functions are divided among the main government parties. FvD favors a directly elected mayor and a directly elected prime minister. The party also favors a government made up of apolitical experts and believes top officials should reapply for their position when a new cabinet is formed, his economic platform is in line with File:Clib.png Classical Liberalism, primarily consists of market deregulation, lowering taxes and privatization of certain public-owned enterprises and properties (ex:Dutch public broadcasting Foundation), despite being considered a far-right party they propose the gradual legalization of soft drugs and even study the possibility of legalize hard Drugs also they're in favour of same-sex marriage. They also hold File:HardEuroscept.png hard eurosceptic views, calling for an EU withdrawal referendum (Nexit) and focus on File:AnEn.png climate skepticism, ignoring the scientific consensus on climate change.

Lastly, the party holds a strongly traditionalist view on culture, with Baudet having outright said that they "fundamentally oppose the values of the enlightenment". A major part of their platform is based around wanting to restore old dutch culture and architecture. They have also gotten in trouble for having ties to the File:Altr.png Alt-Right and File:Whitesup.png white nationalists in the past, one particular instance involving the youth wing being hijacked by File:Neonazi ball.png neo-nazis and Baudet refused to disown them, causing most of the "moderate wing" of the party to resign in protest and eventually forming a separate party JA21 in December 2020.

File:Polandball.png Poland File:KZM.png

Conservative-Monarchist Club is metapolitical organisation founded in 1988. It sees itself as successor of interwar Conservative-Monarchist Club founded in Kraków in 1926. Contemporary club publishes Pro Fide Rege et Lege quarterly and owns internet portal konserwatyzm.pl. Said portal cooperates with File:TSommer.png Najwyższy Czas! and File:Szczerbiec.png Myśl Polska newspapers. Club itself cooperated with many parties, including File:Korwinism (UPR).png Real Politics Union and File:Nowa Prawica.png Congress of New Right. Since 2019, organisation is associated with File:Konfa.png Confederation coalition. However, Club's members also joined other parties - some were members of File:PiS.png PiS and File:PSL.png PSL. First Chairman of Club was Artur Górski, who later became member of parliament from File:PiS.png Law and Justice party. Currently club is led by professor Adam Wielomski.

Club refers to its political ideology as File:IntegCon.png Integralist Conservatism - its core ideas being: File:AntiDem.png opposition to democracy and support for File:Monarch.png monarchy, File:TradCath.png Catholic Traditionalism, File:Antisoc.png anti-socialism and support for File:Econlib.png economic liberalism, and File:Euroscept.png Euroscepticism. Organisation is also File:NatCath.png Catholic nationalist and File:Anticommunism2.png anti-communist.

However, under Wielomski's leadership club distanced itself from File:Monarch.png monarchism as well as File:Anticommunism2.png anti-communism. Its website started to publish articles by left-wing activists - former member of File:Lepper.png Samoobrona party, Konrad Rękas and File:Natcom.png communist activist Dawid Jakubowski.

File:Cball-Spain.png Spain File:OrganicistLib.png File:SpaVox.png

Salvador de Madariaga described himself as an organicist liberal," he was an anti ultilitarian humanist. His other views were anti-communist , anti-Francoist and described as a "moderate classical liberal", in Anarchy or Hierarchy he proposed a concept called "unanimous organic democracy", in which the State would not tolerate strikes or unions and would restrict the right to vote. After the end of the Second World War he defended monarchical positions for Spain (embodied in the figure of Juan de Borbón) and was opposed to universal suffrage . His thinking, which received criticism from the Spanish left during the Second Republic, has been described by Pedro Carlos González Cuevas as elitist. According to Herbert R. Southworth , Ricardo de la Cierva would have proposed Madariaga (whose attacks on various socialist politicians were used as propaganda by the regime) and José Antonio Primo de Rivera as the main inspirers of Franco's political program.

United States File:JohnBirchSociety.png

The File:JohnBirchSociety.png John Birch Society (JBS) is a US-American File:Plcn2.png paleoconservative and File:Paleolib.png paleolibertarian organization famous for promoting File:Anticommunism.png anti-communist File:Conspiracist.png conspiracy theories. It was founded in 1958 by a group of twelve led by one Robert W. Welch Jr., a retired candy store owner.

The JBS considers socialism and File:Unitary.png big government to be "cancer" and calls its own ideology "Americanism," which Welch defined as "the philosophical antithesis of Communism." It extols the File:Clib.png classical liberal ideals behind the File:AmeriConsti.png United States constitution that value File:Libertarian.png limited government and File:Republicanismpix.png republicanism. At the same time, it promotes File:Trad.png socially conservative politics and denounces what it sees as moral decline.

While initially mostly concerned with communism, the JBS has come to see communism as merely one tentacle of File:Esosoc.png a much larger and older conspiracy. According to the JBS, the "Insiders" currently behind communism were also the File:Illum.png Illuminati that orchestrated the File:Girondi.png French Revolution File:AngryJack.png as part of their plan to create a File:World.png one world government. Many of these beliefs are derived from the works of File:NestaHelenWebster.png Nesta Helen Webster. They sharply distinguish the secularist Illuminist values of the French Revolution with what they see as the untainted American Revolution.

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Unlike most other culturally reactionary ideologies, he does not view the institution of File:Lib.png Liberalism as contradictory to or incompatible with far-right social views, seeing social File:Prog-u.png Progressivism as a problem separate to the system it exists in, which makes him somewhat of an "opposite unity" ideology between the File:Lib.png Liberal Dynasty and reactionaries.

On a similar note, his cultural views set him aside from other liberal ideologies though sharing substantial similarities with File:Conlib.png Conservative Liberalism, albeit much more extreme. Older Reactionary Liberals tend to be part of the File:Cdem.png Christian Democracy, who believe that a liberal democratic system and strong traditional Christian society can be combined. File:ZoomerReactLib.png Younger Reactionary Liberals very commonly are part of the File:Altr.png Online New Right movements File:Altl.png, tend to bitch and moan complain about "free speech" whenever they're censored by progressive corporations for their edgy behavior. They tend to rant about "Cultural Marxism" and "Gender Ideology" and how they want to take away their values.

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File:Reactlib flag.svg

Flag of Reactionary Liberalism

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1. Draw a ball
2. Color the ball with Prussian Blue
3. Add a horizontal Golden bar in the middle, dividing the ball into a three bar tricolor
4. Draw two eyes

You are done!

Color Name		HEX	RGB
	Prussian Blue	#1A193A	rgb(26, 25, 58)
	Gold	#FFDA2B	rgb(255, 218, 43)

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Liberal Crusaders

• File:Trad.png Traditionalism - Tradition is indeed the democracy of the dead.
• File:Tradcon.png Classical Conservatism - File:Burke.png Burke, File:EnochPowell.png Powell, File:Scrutonism.png Scruton, and File:Rees-Mogg.png Mogg, all of them art quite blessed.
• Capitalism - Any other economic system renders the realm destitute.
• File:Plcn2.png Paleoconservatism - One of my best friends. Sometimes we get into arguments about the merits of free trade which contradict his love of protectionism, but otherwise, we art allies. Also some of my variants are foreign interventionists.
• File:Paleolib.png Paleolibertarianism - Me but less statist.
• File:Moncap.png Monarcho-Capitalism - For King and Liberty!
• File:Reactcross.png Reactionaryism - My father doesn't understand me but Liberalism is now lost so I wish to return to the glorious days of yore, just like he does.
• File:Clib.png Classical Liberalism - My other father, I am fighting to return to your great system. Why do you not trust me?
• File:Liberal Democracy.png Liberal Democracy - The greatest system known to man.
• File:LibAutocrat.png Liberal Autocracy - More free than a File:Demsocstar.png "democratic" Socialist state.
• File:Conmon.png Constitutional Monarchism - Blessed form of government.
• File:Hayek.png Hayekism - One of the wisest men!
• File:BJP.png Modism - Religious? A social reactionary? Supports a democratic system? Favours capitalism too? My blessed Indian version.
• File:Ottoman.png Neo-Ottomanism - Same as above! My blessed Turkish version. Wait, why did you become a state capitalist?
• File:Alternative for germany ball.png AfDism, File:ReformUK.png British Reformism, File:Konfa.png Confederationism, File:SVP.png Swiss People's Party, File:Reconquete.png Reconquête and File:SpaVox.png VOXism - I vote and promote these parties, greatest politicians in Europe!
• File:Jacksonian Democracy.png Jacksonian Democracy - Underrated president. He knew how to keep things under control.
• File:Mansphere.png Manosphere - Fellow defender of men against feminists who want to take away their rights and curse them. Also, thou art right about women.
• File:Mat.png Maternalism - A woman's realm is the domestic one.
• File:Progconf.png Progressive Conservatism - Thou art often too moderate socially but represent my general views on democracy and liberty against mobs quite well.

Doubtful

• File:Enlightenment.png Enlightenment Thought - I have mixed feelings about thee. On the one hand, thou hath granted us great ideas about economics, individual freedom, and government. But on the other hand, thou art the source of the majority of the degeneracy that I hate. Kant, Montesquieu, Voltaire and Hegelians are great.
• File:Authcap.png Authoritarian Capitalism - I prefer democracy personally, I must stress. However, if society goes too far astray, I guess File:Pinochet-hat.png anything File:ARENA-Brazil.png goes for bringing it back from the edge...
• File:Authoritarian Conservatism.png Authoritarian Conservatism - Modi and Erdogan are blessed but I want liberty, not arbitrary morality.
• File:ReactPix.png Reactionary Modernism - I like what I'm seeing here, be more open to liberalism and thou shalt be perfect. But thou hath made it apparent thy shall never do that.
• File:Confem-alt.png Conservative Feminism - Thou claim to protect our traditions yet support nonsense like female suffrage or the right for women to work outside of home. Thy File:ReactFemicon1.png sister, however, is more tolerable than most of your family as she stands against modern degeneracy and for a return to traditional roles.
• File:Rpop-tinfoilhat.png Right-Wing Populism - Often agrees with me on many things but populism is what leads to fascism, socialism and faux liberalism in the first place!
• File:Reactlib-icon.png Reactionary Libertarianism - Thou art going way too far cousin.
• File:Lib.png Liberalism - Thou may give freedom to thine people, but thou art drunk!
• File:Conlib.png Conservative Liberalism - Too File:Radlib.png radical back in our day, nowadays too File:Moder.png moderate and gets in my way restoring our father's system.
• File:Nalib.png National Liberalism - Same with thee.
• File:Necon.png Neoconservatism - Useful tool for toppling socialists, but far too moderate back home.
• File:Neoliberal-icon.png Neoliberalism - Don't get me wrong, thine economics art good, but degenerate aesthetics art abominable.
• File:Neobert.png Neo-Libertarianism - File:Milei.png He gets me somewhat, but thou dost not want to R E A C T.
• File:Nazcapf.png National Capitalism - File:Hugenberg.png Hugenburg could have been a great figure in the Weimar Republic but he surrendered to the Nazis instead.
• File:Austrobert.png Austrian School - File:UtoLib.png Utopic Liberal, though he has many good ideas.
• File:Chilib.png Chicago School - Utopian, but thou hast good ideas such as the voucher system. Thanks to thee, Chile used to be the most successful realm in South America.
• File:Franco-alt.png Francoism - Blessings for protecting Spain from degenerate heathens but initially thou hath sided with the File:Corptism.png fallacious economic system. The File:OpusDei.png Opus Dei, on the other hand, were splendid.
• File:Gaullismicon2.png Gaullism - Zemmour is very blessed, but thou sadly dost not want to chop off the jaws of radlibs anymore.
• File:Salazar.png Salazarism - My eternal appreciation for saving Portugal from Red tyranny but you are a commie with a cross.
• File:Trumpism.png Trumpism - Bolsonaro and Najib like thee, but thou don't seek to go full reactionary and wantest to stay "conservative". And protectionism is foolish, free trade is needed for the realm's prosperity.
• File:Heart-Integralism.png Integralism - Goodness gracious, thou hate File:Lib.png my liberal fellows so much, yet think I am the most tolerable one.
• File:Khomenewicon.png Khomeinism - Though I like the fact that thou art a Religious Social Reactionary and support a Democratic System, but thou art is also very illiberal and socialist.

Illiberal Degenerates

• File:Enlightmon.png Enlightened Absolutism - AN ENLIGHTENED TYRANT, MY NEMESIS!!! At least he also dislikes the J*cobins
• File:Radlib.png Radicalism - Degenerate who corrupted liberalism with his proto-cultural Marxist ideas!
• File:Cdem.png Christian Democracy - Merely a Christian version of the above, liberty comes before democracy and paternalism.
• File:CultProg.png Cultural Progressivism - I hate thee so much for ruining the term "Liberal", now I have to call myself a "conservative" in order for File:Reactcross.png Papa to take me seriously!
• File:Radfem.png Radical Feminism - Follower of Lilith who hates men and wants to take away our traditional social norms!
• File:Soclib.png Social Liberalism - Sinful Cultural Marxist posing as a liberal.
• File:Ultraprogressivism.png Revolutionary Progressivism - Extreme progressive who kneels before commie heathens? Thou disgust me!
• File:Consocf.png Conservative Socialism - Thou are just a fake traditionalist who blames liberals for all the troubles, not realizing that socialism is the real threat to liberty.
• File:3way.png Third Way & File:Liberalsoc.png Liberal Socialism - At least you too are honest that liberalism and socialism are the same, but you too are some of the most spiritually damaging ideologies ever.
• File:Totalitarian.png Totalitarianism - Very cursed! Democracy and limited government art blessed.
• File:Lpop.png Left-Wing Populism - Curse thee for trying to ruin society with thine cultural marxist policies! CURSE THOU LULA!
• File:Ormarxf.png Marxism - Absolutely wretched.
• File:Cultural Marxism.png Cultural Marxism - I shall decapitate with my sword these Post-Modern Neo-Marxist Chaos Dragons!
• Socialism - He's corrupting our society and destroying our freedom and liberty!
• File:Protect.png Protectionism - Free international trade is a key liberty, actually.
• File:Patcon.png Paternalistic Conservatism - Commies with a cross.
• File:Christsoc.png Christian Socialism - Actual communists with a crosses.
• File:Christcom.png Christian Communism - Honest commies with a cross.
• File:Marxfem.png Marxist Feminism - Lilith incarnate!
• File:Pron.png Peronism - Thou hath managed to revert Argentina from a first-world realm to a third-world realm!
• File:Chavismo-eyes.png Chavismo - Venezuelan Lenin. The smell of sulfur thou claimed to feel at the UN was actually coming from thee.
• Jacobinism - A seed of evil, fortunately, I removed thy jaw.
• File:Reactsoc.png Reactionary Socialism - Long live the reactionary bourgeoise, let the peasantry, proletariat and aristocracy die!
• File:Bonaparte.png Bonapartism - We hath created the directory to stop illiberal despots and Jacobin madmen. Thou both ruined our heritage and became an absolutist.

Bibliography

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Primary Literature

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Collection of Literature

• Les Racines du futur by File:Reconquete.png Jean-Yves Le Gallou in collaboration with other members of the Clock Crossroad
• Anarchy or hierarchy by File:OrganicistLib.png Salvador de Madariaga
• L'identite de la france by Clock Crossroad
• Natiòn et liberte:minimum doctrinal du Club de l'Horloge by Clock Crossroad
• La Preferance Nationale: Response a L'Inmigration by File:Gallou.png Jean-Yves Le Gallou in collaboration with other members of the Clock Crossroad
• The Menace of the herd or procrustes at large by File:LiberMon.png Erik von Kuehnelt-Leddihn
  • Manifesto for French national-liberalism by File:De Lesquen.png Henry de Lesquen
• Relationship between Neoliberalism and Hindutva by Shankar Gopalakrishnan
• The Wisdom of National-Liberals by File:De Lesquen.png Henry de Lesquen
• A Reactionary Liberal:M.N. Katkov by Marc Raef
• Nueva Derecha: Una alternativa en curso by Andrés Barrientos
• El Libro Negro de la Nueva Izquierda by Agustín Laje and Nicolás Márquez
• La Batalla Cultural by Agustín Laje
• A Reactionary "Liberal" in the XXth Century. The Political Philosophy of Erik Von Kuehnelt-Leddinh by Z Pető
• Deutsche Programm by File:FDP.png Friedrich Middelhauve and others
• An Empirical Introduction to Youth by File:First Worldism.png Joseph Bronski
• File:KZM.pngConservative-Monarchist Club website

Secondary Literature

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Periodicals

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News

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Mainstream News

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Interviews

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Quotes

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Further Reading

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Misc Texts

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Further Information

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Websites

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File:Wikipedia.png Wikipedia

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Online Communities

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File:Reddit.png Subreddits

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File:YouTube.png Videos

• Soy un Liberal Reaccionario
• About the Trend Related to Reactionary Liberalism

Channels

• File:Cball-France.png Henry de Lesquen File:De Lesquen.png
• File:Cball-France.png Carrefour de l'Horloge
• File:Cball-France.png Radio Athéna
• File:Cball-Netherlands.png Forum For Democracy International File:FvD-icon.png
• File:Cball-Chile.png Fundación Nueva Mente File:Tere marinovic.png
• File:Cball-Brazil.png IMPERA File:RenatoIMPERA-Alt.png
• File:Cball-Peru.png Libertando Peru File:Altl-hijack-clib.png
  • El Profe Sobre Ruedas
• File:Cball-Costarica.png Otto Guevara Guth File:Libcon.png
• File:Argentina.png Agustin Laje Arrigoni File:Laje.png
• Konfederackja File:Konfa.png
• Grzegorz Braun File:BasedBraun.png
• File:Cball-France.png Marion Maréchal File:MarionMarechalLePen.png
• File:Cball-India.png Narendra Modi File:Modi.png
• File:Cball-Germany.png Alice Weidel File:AliceWeidel.png
• EdgySphinx Archives File:YouTubeSkeptic.png File:Altr.png
• My Pillow File:MyPillow.png
• Mike Lindell File:MyPillow.png

People

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• File:Cball-Austria.png Erik von Kuehnelt-Leddihn
• File:Cball-France.png Henry de Lesquen
• File:Cball-UK.png Jacob Rees-Mogg
• File:Cball-France.png Jean-Yves Le Gallou File:Gallou.png
• File:Cball-Malaysia.png Najib Razak File:NajibRazak.png
• File:Cball-Spain.png Salvador de Madariaga (In Spanish) File:OrganicistLib.png
• File:Cball-France.png Paul Barras File:Therm.png
• File:Cball-Chile.png Teresa Marinovic
• Vilfredo Pareto File:Pareto.png
• File:Cball-France.png Yvan Blot

Organizations

Political Parties

• File:Cball-Germany.png Alternative for Germany File:Alternative for germany ball.png
• File:Cball-India.png Bharatiya Janata Party File:BJP.png
• File:Cball-Portugal.png Chega File:Chega.png
• Confederation Liberty and Independence File:Konfa.png
  • File:KZM.png Conservative-Monarchist Club
• File:Cball-Netherlands.png Forum for Democracy File:FvD-icon.png
• Dixiecrat File:Dixiecrat.png
• File:Cball-France.png Identity-Freedoms File:Identity-Freedoms.png
• File:Cball-Japan.png Liberal Democratic Party File:LDP(Japan).png
• File:Cball-Russia.png Liberal Democratic Party of Russia File:Zhir.png
• File:Cball-Brazil.png Liberal Party File:BrazilPLNew.png
• File:Zio.png New Right File:NewRight(Israel).png
• File:Cball-Brazil.png Patriota File:BrazilPatriota.png
• File:Cball-Peru.png Popular Renewal File:PopularRenewal.png
• File:Cball-Greece.png Recreate Greece
• File:Cball-Chile.png Republican Party File:Republican chile.png
• File:Cball-Slovenia.png Slovenian Democratic Party File:SlovenianDemocraticParty.png
• File:Cball-Spain.png Vox File:SpaVox.png

Groups

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Misc

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Articles

• The Reactionary Case for Democracy by File:Hanania.png Richard Hanania
• The Willful Blindness of Reactionary Liberalism by File:Prog-u.png Osita Nwanevu
• In Defense of "Reactionary Liberalism" — A Reply to Osita Nwanevu by File:Libconserv3.png Bo Winegard
• The 'new right' is not a reaction to neoliberalism, but its offspring
• Liberalism as a reaction against the state
• The neoliberal far right in Poland
• Why Braunism?
• Brazil's Jair Bolsonaro Is the Fascist Face of Neoliberalism
• Bolsonaro and the rise of Far-Right Neoliberalism in Brazil
• Vox, From National-Catholicism to Neoliberal Ultranationalism
• AfD is a liberal party
• What Francis Fukuyama Gets Wrong About Liberalism by File:ClibWhitesup.png Eric Peter Kaufmann
• The League and the armed Liberism
• Reactionary Liberals Deflect Their Party From Its Origins
• Illiberal Liberalism: A Genealogy

See also

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Gallery

Comics

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Portraits

• By File:Chcknwngsbll.png Chcknwngs
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• File:Reactionlib.png
• By user GeneralStudios
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Portraits of Alternate Designs

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Compasses

• Credit: File:Mondistli.png Based And Jedpilled
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• File:Mega Compass.png