The antisemitic conspiracy theorists: the real threat to the modern right.

What is happening within the "New Right" has stopped being a simple exchange of opinions. Today we are witnessing a real rupture, caused by a small group that has confused nationalism with resentment, Catholicism with hatred, and cultural battle with a tantrum.

The most serious thing is that this group of Verástegui, Danann, Miklos, Iturralde, El Presto, and company is playing at blowing up from within those who do not think exactly like them.

The beginning

Everything began right before the legislative elections in Argentina, at a key moment for the country's governability, when it was being decided whether Milei could move forward with his reforms.

This group decided to do the most irresponsible thing possible: to wish, insinuate, or "predict" that Milei was going to lose, just hours before a crucial election for the future of the national project he represents.

The most absurd thing is that they did it in the name of a supposed "ideological coherence" that nobody asked of them and that few understand.

Because, let's face it, this was not constructive criticism or a serious analysis. It was a stab in the back, a need to attract attention on social media.

A dirty move by those who believe the right must conform to their personal whims or cease to exist.

The pattern repeats

For months, they have embraced antisemitic rhetoric, pro-Palestinian positions, and even open sympathies with Russia. All this while calling themselves "defenders of the West" and "soldiers of Christ."

While they play this double game, they accuse anyone who doesn't think exactly like them of being "sellouts," "globalists," or "lukewarm."

Even when one of their own openly endorsed Freemasonry, none in that circle said a single word about it.

Meanwhile, President Javier Milei is waging a real battle against socialism, statism, gender ideology, and the moral decay of his nation.

But this small group devotes itself to making videos crying, because Milei doesn't say exactly what they want, nor in the tone they demand.

Meanwhile, while a genocide against Christians is taking place in Africa and a systematic persecution in China by the regime, these figures remain silent, because they know it gets more likes to attack a head of state than to condemn these real crimes.

What we are witnessing is not a healthy debate, it is an attempt at sabotage from within. A bloc that calls itself right-wing but, with its attacks, ends up fulfilling the left's agenda: dividing, confronting, wearing down, and sowing confusion among followers.

This should be a wake-up call for the right. Either it distances itself from these toxic, antisemitic, and disconnected-from-reality figures, or the left will celebrate the fracture without lifting a finger.

Because while some fight to transform their countries, others prefer to fight for likes and retweets.