Blackshirt Proverbs

"The difference between Bolshevism and liberalism is superficial, while a deep perversion is common to both: tentacles of the same monster." Ezra Pound, Work and Wear .

"In a society and civilization like ours, it is usually in the rebellious, maladjusted, antisocial person that we find the healthy man. In an abnormal world, all values ​​are reversed: it is precisely the one who appears abnormal in relation to the existing environment who is most likely to be 'normal.'" ✍ Julius Evola.

"An honorable end is the only thing that cannot be defrauded of a man." Oswald Spengler, Man and Technology .

“Not the least in the Jewish arsenal of weapons against fascism are various provocative imitations of fascism. If fascism cannot be overthrown, can we not create our own Jewish led, kosher fascism? The Jews are attracted to the firm power of dictatorship. But they usually substitute a national dictatorship backed by a nationwide organization for a personal dictatorship, an apolitical military dictatorship backed by blind armed force. This is how Arnold Leese remarkably and clearly defined kosher fascism.” — Konstantin Rodzaevsky

“To live life to the fullest, we must conquer, create and transform the world around us, not just submit to it” ~ Gabriele d'Annunzio

"If everything went wrong, conservative forces are to blame." Ernst Jünger

" Whoever wants to fight for the truth must be prepared for all sorts of troubles, including blows from friends. This is how the most unexpected Jewish connections are sometimes revealed." Konstantin Rodzaevsky. "Blessed are those who are persecuted for righteousness' sake, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven." —Matthew 5:10

Legionary life is beautiful, not because of riches, partying or the acquisition of luxury, but because of the noble comradeship which binds all Legionaries in a sacred brotherhood of struggle. - Corneliu Zelea Codreanu

“But those who have worn the Blackshirt in the early days and publicly proclaimed their faith before the world, have performed a service to Fascism which will never be forgotten. Strongly held opinions, strongly expressed, are a necessity in the chaos of a flabby age. The Blackshirt, therefore, is the symbol of Fascism.” Sir Oswald Mosley, Fascism 100 Questions, asked and answered.

"[...] I felt the need to say that I was a fascist. It seemed to me that I had an excellent reason for doing so, which was above all to deal with the most urgent matter, to say the word of rupture." — Pierre Drieu la Rochelle, Chronique politique (1934-1942)

“Fascism is the tension of the European man around the idea of virile virtue.” - Pierre Drieu la Rochelle Born January 3, 1893

A year after Mussolini took power in 1922 Lovecraft wrote that,

“Democracy is a false idol—a mere catchword and illusion of inferior classes, visionaries and dying civilizations.”

He saw in Fascist Italy

“the sort of authoritative social and political control which alone produce things which make life worth living.”

It is easier to find men who will volunteer to die, than to find those who are willing to endure pain with patience.

®️ Julius Caesar

The world does not yield to a system, but to a will. Do not seek a system, seek the will. Dominique Venner

"Our battle is more thankless, but it is more beautiful because it forces us to rely only on our strength. We have torn to pieces all revealed truths, we have spat on all dogmas, we have rejected all paradises, we have flouted all charlatans - white, red, black - who introduce into commerce the miraculous drugs that will give "happiness" to the human race." — Benito Mussolini, Popolo d'Italia (January 1, 1922)

It is absurd not to embrace the sea when it surrounds us on all sides. There are pessimists with "bookish souls" who raise objections and doubts — poor in spirit, destined to be overtaken by reality. But for us, "navigating" means battling — against others and against ourselves. Our struggle is more challenging but more beautiful because it demands that we rely solely on our own strength. – Benito Mussolini 🇮🇹 | Navigare Necesse, January 1st 1920

“They march and they sing. They are millions in the cold January night. But they are dead. And we are only a few. But we are alive. And we will not drop our swords and we will not extinguish our torches.” - Jean Mabire

“At this stage supercapitalism finds inspiration and justification in the Utopia of unlimited consumption. The ideal of super-capitalism would be the standardisation of mankind, from the cradle to the grave. Super-capitalism would like all babies to be born the same length so that cradles could be standardized; all children to want the same toys; all men to wear the same uniform, to read the same books, to like the same films; and everyone to crave a so-called labour-saving machine. This is not a caprice, it is in the logic of things, for only upon such lines can super-capitalism make its plans. When does the capitalistic enterprise cease to be an economic phenomenon? When its very size turns it into a social phenomenon, and it is precisely at this moment that capitalistic enterprise, finding itself in difficulties, falls like a dead weight into the arms of the State. It is here that State intervention begins, and becomes increasingly necessary. It is here that those who ignore the State seek it out anxiously.” Benito Mussolini - November 14, 1933

“A man may wear many masks during the course of his lifetime, mostly psychological ones. I prefer my mask to be real. It does not represent me, it represents my beliefs and what my ideals are and yes, protects me from my enemies. Wear a mask and stand up for your people!” Anonymous