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

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

[image] “Democracy is the land of plenty dreamed of by unscrupulous financiers.” —Georges Sorel

[image] “I will stand firm, forever, like a human pillar, upholding the foundations of my land. According to the law of Buddha, I will depart tomorrow with a smile.” And with a smile, General Tojo accepted the death penalty before the court. — Julius Evola

[image] Joseph Goebbels' letter to Oswald Spengler and Spengler's reply to Goebbels, at the beginning of Hitler's government

[image] Thread 🧵about Steel Shirts, the first Arab fascist organization

[image] "I wish to have a meeting with Mussolini, and in the meantime, I ask you to please transmit my personal admiration and my warm regards. I can now go where I wish. I can take a plane to Rome even as a private citizen.

[image] "The revolution is not chaos, it is not disorder, it does not affect all activities and all cor-ners of social life, as the extremist idiots of certain countries maintain; the revolution has a meaning and a historical significance only when it represents an order higher,

[image] The Birth of a Poet and Warrior of the Republic of Beauty, Gabriele d'annunzio, March 12, 1863

[video] on the Japanese influence and the Black Dragon Society of the NSDAP, thanks to Karl Haushofer trip to Japan

[video] on March 23, 1919: Benito Mussolini, inPiazza San Sepolcro in Milan , founded the Fasci Italiani di Combattimento that would give birth to fascism

[image] "I am not a master. Masters have been Evola, Plato, for example. I have been only a 'repeater' of theories that others have formulated.

[image] Happy Women's Day to the women who fought for the RSI

[image] In today's intellectually stunted society, for most people there is only the antithesis of fascism and antifascism, and not being a democrat, socialist, or communist automatically equates to being a 'fascist'. Julius Evola

[image] "We have but one love: Italy. Woe to him who would harm her! The Bible says in its doctrine 'an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth.' We say: 'two eyes for one eye and two teeth for one tooth.'" — Benito Mussolini

[image] Since the DPRK has now removed the word "socialist" from the title of its constitution (they had previously removed the words "Marxism" and any mention of "communism"), it's worthwhile to read what its constitution is about and some important parts that I've included here.

[image] “He was a very brave man. In the war, he fought with honor. Flying over Vienna, he didn’t drop bombs but leaflets. Compare that with the murderous behavior of the United States and the ‘civilized’ British, who reduced German cities and their inhabitants to bloody rubble.

[image] "The Spanish liberals dismiss fascism as anti-Catholic. It is Fascism, which in Italy, after ninety years of liberal freemasonry, re-established the crucifix and religious teaching in schools" José Antonio Primo de River

[image] Japanese Prime Minister and Axis Alliance supporter Fumimaro Konoe in an Adolf Hitler cosplay.

[image] “Heroes never die; instead they fall, and the soil, by drinking their blood, gives birth to them again.” - Ioannis Metaxas

[image] I had no doctrinal plan in mind. I brought with me the lived experience of only one doctrine: that of socialism, Experience as a follower and as a leader, but not doctrinal experience. My doctrine, even during that period, had been the doctrine of action. Benito mussolini

[image] “The freedom of the madman is called madness; that of the fool, stupidity; that of the bandit, banditry; that of the traitor, treason, etc. Freedom, conceived as a regime or as a principle, is chaos, generally painful.” —Charles Maurras

[image] “When I was just a girl in the Fascist Youth, I saw in Italian fascism something powerful and orderly that Albania desperately needed. That discipline, that idea of ​​a people united under a strong leader, impressed me deeply. It wasn’t hatred, it was inspiration.

[image] In the Church of Our Lady of the Defense in Rome, there is a ceiling mural of Benito Mussolini with his Blackshirt comrades on horseback in front of cardinals and Pope Pius XI. The painting commemorates the signing of the Lateran Treaties.

[image] "An active and pessimistic man is or will be a fascist. He was one before fascism had that name, and he will be one even if fascism is no longer found in this world." André Malraux

[image] An example of the influence of anime on neo-fascism is the case of Italy where the Cutty Sark and the nationalist football culture association have Captain Harlock as a reference point, having their shield on the door.

[image] Thread 🧵 the truth about Augusto Pinochet

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

[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] 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.