Fascism

[image] "The establishment of an Arab state in Palestine, free from Jewish infiltration and imperialist rule, is consistent with the principles of the New Fascist Order." - Benito Mussolini (N. Arielli, Fascist Italy and the Middle East,1933-1940)

[image] "His existentialism muddles everything. Did you know that, shortly before he died, he opposed Algerian terrorism because he feared for his mother's life? Quite pathetic for an existentialist thinker, a champion of the Absurd, isn't it?" —Julius Evola on Albert Camus

[image] “The English are no longer a true Nordic or Aryan people. They have become the Jews among the Aryan races—a plutocratic, money-grubbing race that has sold its blood and its soul to Jewish finance capital, betraying the entire white race and all of Europe for the sake of its own

[image] Charles Maurras with Pyotr Wrangel

[image] The evolution of Italian nationalist fascism was very complex and had several key figures, its evolutionary process accelerating to its conclusion due to the war.

[image] "Apunta a mi corazón." - Benito Mussolini

[image] For Labor Day, May 1, 1934, the young Third Reich began using the hammer and sickle on its workers' medals.

[image] "I drink to you, the bourgeoisie, and to the wish that your comfortable life be buried in an ocean of shit." Gabriele D'Annunzio.

[image] Before his execution on 2006, the last film Saddam Hussein asked to see was Mel Gibson's The Passion of the Christ. He described it as "the greatest film I have ever seen," but the way the Jews treated Jesus enraged him, stating, "The Iraqis would have treated him better."

[image] On the night of March 1, 1938, the poet-warrior Gabriele D'Annunzio died at the age of 74 from a cerebral hemorrhage. In one of his last writings he would say:

[image] National Socialism vs Futurism: Thread🧵 Although Italian fascism and German national socialism shared some elements, they diverged profoundly in the field of art and aesthetics.

[image] "Fascism was not, and is not for us, a simple political and economic doctrine: fascism is, above all, a spirit – nonconformist, anti-bourgeois, disrespectful; it is a way of life and, above all, the very spirit of friendship and camaraderie." - Robert Brasillach

[image] “Only the rich can afford the luxury of not having a homeland.” — Ramiro Ledesma

[image] Yukio Mishima in Mexico, 1957. (Images in rough quality)

[image] “The decline of hierarchies determines the decline of states.” — Benito Mussolini

[image] "We Fascists are the True Revolutionaries because we accept no commitment to the decay of the old world. We are the only true anarchists, because we have destroyed the rotten institutions of liberalism, parliamentary democracy, bourgeois society,

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[image] Last Testament of Benito Mussolini (1945) (The following texts are Benito Mussolini's testament and final thoughts. They were written on April 27, 1945—the day in which Mussolini was captured by Communist Partisans. On the following day he was executed without trial.)

[image] "We do not believe that man evolved from the ape. We believe that the ape evolved from man through devolution. We agree with De Maistre that savage peoples are not primitive peoples, but degenerate remnants of older races that have disappeared." —Julius Evola

[image] Khomeini's revolution is the only real revolution. A sacred society, led by an enlightened one by truth, not by an Enlightenment. His Iran reminds me of the Europe of the Middle Ages, and he is a priest of justice. ― Franco Freda

[image] “Nationalists of all countries, unite!” — Jean-Marie Le Pen

[image] "We represent the exact antithesis of the entire order of democracy, plutocracy, and Freemasonry, of all the immortal principles of 1789." - Benito Mussolini

[image] “D’Annunzio once declared himself a Nietzschean before reading Nietzsche, and without knowing it. For me, this seems to be true, because more than a philosophy, Nietzsche represents a temperament; a feeling rather than a system.

[image] "Today I argue that Fascism, as an idea, as a doctrine, as an achievement, is universal; it is Italian in its particular institutions, but it is universal in spirit, and it could not be otherwise. The spirit is universal by reason of its nature."

[image] On the other hand, Giménez Caballero chose the color blue for the Falange because of the uniforms of industrial workers, to give a working-class connection to his national syndicalism.

[image] “Few are those, heroes or saints, who sacrifice their ego on the altar of the state.” - Benito Mussolini

[image] An RSI priest blessing a D'Annunzio monument

[image] D'Annunzio is a philosophical king. Fiume is what Plato wanted as a utopian republic. A romantic conquest with all kinds of knowledge and capacity achieved thanks to the fact that he had the quality of a king who did not leave it to others to think more, but did it himself.

[image] "Easter - The Jews crucified Christ and believed him dead. He rose again. They crucified Germany and declared it dead, and it rose again, more gloriously than ever before"

[image] "Death has become my friend; it no longer frightens me. Death is a grace from God for those who have suffered too much. Rather than endure such a situation, it is a thousand times better to die." — Benito Mussolini

[image] "The era of individualism, liberalism, and democracy, of humanitarianism and freedom, is drawing to a close. The masses will resignedly accept the victory of the Caesars, the strong, and will obey them." — Oswald Spengler

[image] "On April 15, 1944, Giovanni Gentile (a philosopher of fascism) was assassinated by communist partisans led by Bruno Fanciullacci. Ironically, Gentile was shot after leaving a meeting where he had advocated for the release of a group of anti-fascist militants.

[video] "To the Prussian way of thinking, the will of the individual is subsumed under the will of the totality." — Oswald Spengler

[image] “Fascist syndicalism is national and productivistic in a national society in which labor becomes a joy, an object of pride and a title to nobility.” – Benito Mussolini

[image] National Socialism explicitly critiques Classical Liberalism as the foundation for a racially mixed egalitarian post-racial state. The concept of the individual as a separate entity from the state who's only duty to society as a whole is maximizing his individual efficiency. This

[image] “Fascism is popular and a movement of the people, of the masses in Italy, because its leader IS mass and people. But not in the vulgar sense of the primate who debases himself to win sympathies rather in that of one who becomes aristocratic through force of democratic vitality.”

[image] Mussolini speaks of the Roman Empire because he wants to find in it the traditional vein of the Italian spirit. Therefore, fascism is 'essentially traditionalist.' It seeks the tradition of the Empire.

[image] “I owe most to Georges Sorel. This master of syndicalism by his rough theories of revolutionary tactics has contributed most to form the discipline, energy and power of the fascist cohorts.” — 𝐁𝐞𝐧𝐢𝐭𝐨 𝐌𝐮𝐬𝐬𝐨𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐢

[image] "I'm an old National Socialist. In 1951, when I arrived, I witnessed a very comforting sight: a parade of the Bolivian Socialist Falange. They marched in their fascist uniforms, and they were singing! Seeing them did me a world of good.

[image] In 1937, Orson Welles premiered ‘Caesar’ in New York, an adaptation of Shakespeare’s ‘Julius Caesar’ with a set design full of fascist symbolism

[image] “The merit of fascism was that it courageously and energetically opposed the prejudices of modern liberalism, confirming that the freedom offered by liberalism serves neither the people nor the individual.” — Giovanni Gentile

[image] “We are delighted that we are constantly attacked in the jewish gazettes. They shout about terror. We answer with Mussolini’s familiar words: “Terror? Never! It is social hygiene. We take these individuals out of circulation just as a doctor does to bacterium” - Joseph Goebbels

[image] ‘[Hitler] commands, and is obeyed. But it is not by right of birth: Adolf Hitler is a humble child from a family possessing neither coat of arms nor ancestry. He works with his hands, he is an unknown infantryman of the Great War:

[image] “Suicide is only wrong if it stems from cowardice. Hitler showed courage in his bunker… He refused to give the Russians the opportunity to cage him, mock him, and then execute him—that cannot be called cowardice.

[image] "Americanism and Bolshevism are the same, seen metaphysically." - Martin Heidegger, Black Notebooks

[image] "We are not of a class, we are not of a party, we are not of a sect: classes, parties, sects, must be placed in second place when they are above, and first, the interest of that ideal of reality which is the Fatherland." — Benito Mussolini. Il Popolo d'Italia, March 1919.

[image] Gottfried Feder didn’t just influence National Socialism, he built its entire economic ideology. From The Manifesto For Thr Abolition of Interest-Slavery to the 25-Point Program, and the unyielding fight against usury: the real, unaltered foundations that survived even after

[image] 1971 Reissue of Mussolini's Political Testament.

[image] "Patriotism is not an abstract concept. It begins at home." Kim Jong-un

[image] Catholic demonstration in D'Annunzio's Fiume