Blackshirt Proverbs

“The only remedy, the only radical means to cure humanity, is to break the chains of usury.” — Gottfried Feder, Manifesto for Breaking the Chains of Usury (1919)

American Blackshirts studying Fascist literature. Study the wisdom of those who came before us, for our enemies want us to be ignorant. Literature is the last medium that can’t be effectively censored. Keep good books close to your person, because the internet is losing its “rights” to free speech. The great men of old constantly searched for knowledge. Read and live the words of our ancestors and you shall know the way. Thought and Action. This is the way of the American Blackshirts. Books shown in photos: • Fascism: 100 questions asked and answered by Sir Oswald Mosley. • For my Legionaries by Corneliu Zelea Codreanu • The Fascist movement in Italian life by Pietro Gorgolini and Fascist Doctrines and institutions by Benito Mussolini and Giovanni Gentile.

"In Rome, visiting the Exhibition of the Fascist Revolution, I was struck by the rite of the Present. The dead who remain in the ranks and fight alongside the living: this is a heroic vision of existence." ✍🏼 Yosuke Matsuoka , Japanese ambassador to Rome and then Foreign Minister in 1940-41.

"There is only pity for those who did not have the courage to accept the challenge of freedom and leave the comfort of security to see life as it is. Life has passed this man by. What did he do but sit and wait for a tomorrow that never came?" Hunter S. Thompson.

"The 21st century will, in my opinion, see the collapse from within of the Western branch of Egalitarianism, just as its communist offspring imploded. A narrow passage will therefore be left to European Superhumanism, or to something else that will no longer be European at all, and is already threatening... As the saying goes: it's either make or break. As a tragic optimist, G. Locchi notes that the heirs of fascism still live today "in the catacombs", but he suggests that we also come out of the catacombs, as early Christianity did in its time... Each in turn." — Guillaume Faye, 2002, preface to the essence of fascism by G. Locchi (1980)

"Like the chosen ones of the gods, like Siegfried, you faced the dragon; Like Amadis, you fought hard for the woman of your worries, to free her from the witches; Like Garcilaso, you wrote poems and fell through the empire, without helmet or armor, with your face uncovered, when you assaulted the castle of your illusions. In a land of graceful palms and close to the Mediterranean Sea, classic like your culture, bright like your brain and blue like your shirt, your body rests for now, but your soul will have already entered that paradise of which you will sing, and where in the doorposts, where together with the angels with swords, your fallen squads stand guard before the sun, for God and for your victorious Homeland against all its enemies, without pacts or mediations." - José Antonio Primo de Rivera

“We come from another land and we believe in heroes!” - Gabrielle D’Annunzio

“Some walk along the wide field of proud ambition; others, along that of servile and base flattery; others, along that of deceitful hypocrisy, and some, along that of true religion; but I, inclined by my star, walk along the narrow path of knight-errantry, for the exercise of which I despise wealth, but not honor.” Don Quixote of La Mancha. Part Two, Chapter XXXII.

“On Pompey’s return to Italy, he was confronted by a new enemy. Seventy gladiators escaped, broke open the slave prisons, and sounded a cry for a war of freedom. In short time their numbers increased to fifty thousand. At their head stood the bold Thracian, Spartacus.” - G. Weber

Calling the domestication of an animal an “improvement” is, in our ears, almost a joke. Anyone who knows what happens in zoos doubts that the animals there are “improved”. They are weakened, they become less harmful, they become sick beasts through the depressive emotion of fear, through pain, through wounds, through hunger. – It’s no different with domesticated human beings… - Nietzsche

«Woe to the people who do not honour their heroes! They will cease to produce them, they will cease to know them. Heroes spring from the essence of their people. A people without heroes is a people without leaders, for only a heroic leader is a true leader capable of withstanding the challenge of difficult times.» - Rudolf Hess

"The life of the individual is of no importance except to himself; the question is whether he wishes to escape from history or to give his life for it. History is not concerned with human logic." —Oswald Spengler

The truth is like a lion; you don’t have to defend it. Let it loose; it will defend itself. St. Augustine of Hippo

Fascists of all countries fight against those who openly or covertly oppose God, the nation and labor, against fascism, and are its ideological and actual enemies. The enemies of fascism are socialists of all shades, and above all communists, international capitalists and liberals, a plutocracy without a fatherland, and the Masons and Jews who stand behind them all." - Konstantin Rodzaevsky, head of the All-Russian Fascist Party.

"And remember that a man's real work is what he goes to do, not what lies behind him." —Ezra Pound (London, 1909).

«The West was Christian in the Middle Ages, but it is no longer so. No one wants it to be so more than we do, one day sooner than circumstances would suggest. But let no one be deceived: on that day, the modern world will have ceased to exist.» - René Guénon

«He who is only an athlete is too coarse, too vulgar, too wild. He who is only an intellectual is too weak, too effeminate. The ideal citizen is the intellectual athlete, the thinking man and the man of action.» - Plato

"Non si può galleggiare su quello che ci insegnano: bisogna approfondire!". 🗓📍Oggi moriva Pio Filippani Ronconi; perfetto esempio di uomo integrale. bloccostudentesco.org

"The liberal nation-state has become a foreign country for us." - Ernst Jünger

"Heroism consists in enduring, in being always alert, joyful and strong, in the midst of this absence of happiness." - Léon Degrelle