Fascism

[image] I don't want the kind of feminists from England who were against men; I want feminists who support and fight alongside men to contribute values. We don't want conflicts between women and men. We want absolute spiritual unity. Eva Perón

[image] The term “totalitarianism” is often treated as a neutral description of political systems. In reality, its origins are far more complex. This article traces the history of the concept from its emergence in interwar Italy, through its adoption by both supporters and critics of

[image] From Hitler’s earliest 1920 speeches onward, National Socialism rejected Zionism as a fundamental threat. This essay examines how Nazi Germany viewed a Jewish state in Palestine not as a solution to the ‘Jewish question,’ but as an expression of unassimilable racial separatism

[image] “Anarchism that is adapted to the masses loses all its grandiose, Heroic quality because the mass, be it a crowd or an army, is cowardly. Only these sublime, violent people who live beyond good and evil can call themselves Anarchists.” Benito Mussolini

[image] “Democracy is nothing but nonsense. Political parties, whether red, white, yellow, green, left, center or right, are all identical in their scandalous uselessness.” — Léon Degrelle 🇧🇪 An Appeal to Young Europeans (1992)

[image] Contrary to what is commonly believed about how the fascist union system functioned, it did, on certain occasions, support class conflict if it was justified, such as strikes when companies violated workers' rights.

[image] "...our common ideologies of anti-imperialism and anti-Semitism." — Kim Il-sung

[image] “Fascism has its ethics to which it intends to stay faithful. Speak clearly and openly, and if one has a friend, march with him together until the end.” -Benito Mussolini

[image] The fascist rejection of socialism, democracy, and liberalism should not lead us to believe, however, that fascism intends for the world to return to how it was before 1789, the year marked as the beginning of the democratic-liberal century.

[video] Ernesto Giménez Caballero on the origin of the Falange flag from anarchism

[image] He looked at me with a faint smile and pointed out, through his window, the sunset over the old rooftops of Rome. The bells were ringing, all the bells… It was his farewell.” Miguel Serrano on his last meeting with Julius Evola

[image] “Let only the greatest among the great rule and govern, because he sees deeper and further than we shall ever be able to see, because he knows what we shall never be able to know, because He is a gift from God.” -Mario Palmieri, The Philosophy of Fascism

[image] "Europe for the Europeans; what business does the United States have there?" Mao Zedong

[image] "A Jewish problem exists, and it is no longer confined to that shadowy sphere." — Benito Mussolini, The Zionists

[image] No one was over twenty. Even the veterans were twenty. All of Italy had twenty years to fight, to win, to live, to die. Gabriele D'Annunzio

[image] “I am a fascist because I have measured the progress of decadence in Europe. I have seen in fascism the sole means of limiting and reducing that decadence.” — Pierre Drieu La Rochelle

[image] “Nationalism is the axis of fascist activity. It is an axis, not an end. What matters for fascism is the social revolution, the slow, alert, diverse, subtle march, according to the European possibilities of socialism.” — Pierre Drieu La Rochelle

[image] “We dream of a Roman Italy,that is, wise and strong,disciplined and Imperial.Much of what was the Immortal Spirit of Rome resurfaces in Fascism: Roman is the Littorio,Roman is our combat organization,Roman is our pride and our courage: 'Civis romanus sum'.” —Benito Mussolini

[image] “The building of the new order involves an integral revolution and the destruction of everything that was or is now dying; both liberal capitalism and Marxism and their political translations.” — François Duprat

[image] Giant poster of Mussolini with the word si (yes) in Palazzo Braschi, the headquarters of the Fascist party, designed by the Polish Jew Xanti Schawinski, which was part of a voting campaign for the fascist party single list of candidates for the Chamber of Deputies in 1934.

[image] Giovanni Gentile’s interpretation of the young Marx’s dialectical materialism didn’t lead to international proletarian revolution. It led to the Fascist state as the concrete national community where the individual realizes their social essence through praxis. A look at how one

[image] “When we speak of capitalism—as you all know—we are not speaking of property. Private property is the opposite of capitalism; property is the direct projection of man onto his things: it is a fundamental human attribute. Capitalism has been replacing this property of man with

[image] “A toast to you, bourgeois, and to the wish that your comfortable lives be buried in an ocean of shit!” — Gabriele D'Annunzio

[image] “A nation is not just a collection of citizens, but a mystical unity of the living, the dead, and the unborn. The elite should be formed on the basis of purity of heart, courage, and continuous struggle.” — Horia Sima

[image]

[image] "The Black Shirt is a symbol of ardent devotion to the Fatherland, of the spirit of sacrifice, courage and strength, but not of violence: therefore, it cannot be worn except by those whose hearts contain pure faith." -Benito Mussolini

[image] "Christianity has borne fruit in an abstract theology, as a product of the universal reason of the intellectuals. In the East, the role of theologians was fulfilled by the people who, meditating on Christian revelation in the concrete circumstances of life and illustrating it

[image] “Hitler, Franco, Mussolini and Peron knew that democracy was invariably an instrument in the hand of the International Jew. They knew that ‘freedom and democracy’ meant only freedom for the Jew to exploit and terrorize his host people hence

[image] “The struggles against foreign economic imperialism, for national industrialization, for justice in the countryside, against the parasitism of the wealthy landowners, etc.—the position that suits the workers is the position of national interest.” — Ramiro Ledesma Ramos

[video] "On the road to Heaven, there is no peace without war." ― Ikki Kita

[image] "Our patriotism is a revolutionary, social and combative patriotism. That is, we do not take refuge in the Homeland to calm or to stop anyone's impulses, but to act, fight and get what we lack." - Ramiro Ledesma Ramos, Antologia

[image] "Authentic fascism is a nationalist socialism." – François Duprat

[video] “The real, the big revolution to do is there. Spiritual revolution Or bankruptcy of the century. The salvation of the world is in the will of the souls who believe.” —Léon Degrelle | In Memorian | 31/03/1994

[image] "The new order can only emerge from the chaos of fervor and struggle, measured by the beating of all fraternal hearts. And I say, without fear of others' foolish smiles, that it will be a poetic order, in the most vigorous and impetuous sense of the term." —Gabriele D'Annunzio

[image] "I will never be in peace with such nationalism, which is the enemy of socialism, and I will never be in peace with such a socialism, that is the enemy of nationalism. I will always oppose the anti-nationalist socialism and anti-socialist nationalism." —Ferenc Szálasi

[image] "Silence is the only answer to be given to fools. Where ignorance speaks, reason should not advise." — Benito Mussolini

[image] "The Falange movement and the Rexist movement were united by a strong Christian foundation; Above all was our spiritual responsibility, not to turn our movement into a new religion, but to allow the free expansion of moral and religious values." – Léon Degrelle

[image] “The government I represent is a government of speed, that is, we rid ourselves of everything that stagnates national life. Before, bureaucracy paralyzed everything; now we move forward quickly. We must refuse to live only on memories.” — Benito Mussolini

[image] “An economic system in which it is more profitable to make guns to blow men to pieces than to grow grain or make useful machinery, is an outrage, and its supporters are enemies of the race.” — Ezra Pound, ABC of Economics

[image] "World Jewry has been, for sixteen years, despite our policy, an irreconcilable enemy of Fascism. In Italy our policy has led, in the Semitic elements, to what can today be called a true rush to board the ship." —Benito Mussolini

[image] “The Fascist accepts and loves life; he rejects and despises suicide as cowardly. Life as he understands it means duty, elevation, conquest; life must be lofty and full, it must be lived for oneself but above all for others, both nearbye and far off, present and future.”

[image] "It is not the regime that has betrayed the monarchy, it is the monarchy that has betrayed the regime" - Benito Mussolini

[image] “For us, quality is more important than quantity. A chosen minority, full of strong faith and aware of its purpose, is more valuable to us than a quiet, tolerant flock that, obedient to its shepherd, flees at the first howl of the wolf.” — Benito Mussolini

[image] "Death! to Jewish-Bolshevik pestilence of murdering!"

[image] "My death is from a patria, pan and justice for all Spanish people, but preferably for those who can't congraciate themselves with the patria because they lack the pan and justice." – José Antonio Primo de Rivera

[image] “Tradition is certainly one of the greatest spiritual forces of peoples, in that it is a successive and constant creation of their soul.” — Benito Mussolini , Tempi della Rivoluzione Fascista (1930)

[image] "The fascist state is not indifferent to religion in general, and to that particular positive religion which is Italian Catholicism." — Benito Mussolini The Doctrine of Fascism, p. 11

[image] “Falangism has as its starting point a protest against the cruelty and hypocrisy of the modern world.” —Maurice Bardèche, What is fascism?