Lazarus Symposium

Kindness is for fools. They want them to be treated with oil, soap, and caresses but they ought to be beaten with fists! In a duel you don’t count or measure the blows, you strike as you can. War is not made with charity, it is a struggle, a duel. If Our Lord were not terrible he would not have given an example in this too. See how he treated the Philistines, the sowers of error, the wolves in sheep’s clothing, the traitors in the temple. He scourged them with whips!

- St. Pius X, how Modernists should be treated

[...] in the true State, there are no longer ‘individuals’, but men who are members of the State; men animated by a supra-personal ethic of life—differentiated beings, each possessing a distinct rank, a specific responsibility, a particular duty, and a varying degree of freedom in accordance with organic structures. These men are the subjects of the State’s work, and their perfection is the goal to which the State’s order is directed.

- Franco Freda

They find themselves being replaced by their Commonwealth 'fellow citizens', with areas of East Belfast coming to resemble little New Delhis or New Lagos. We stand with the people of Garvaghy in their wish to keep these shadows of the Cromwellian Conquest out of their area. 2/2

RAA condemns this latest attempt by the resident Freemasonic garrison force of the British presence in Ireland to impose itself on our people. These second-rate Jew-mimickers can summon up all the hatred they can muster when it comes to our people, mocking our history, spitting in the face of our martyrs and corrupting the meaning of our mythology, while acting as servile dogs for a 'homeland' that can barely tolerate their existence. They keep playing this centuries-old game of theatrical supremacy over us, yet we have to ask: what are the conditions like for their people in their own areas? Their supposed paramilitary protectors ply them with drugs and exploit their youth, who are mired in a foggy nihilism; their communities are utterly frayed, with all forms of social trust shattered; their birth rate is stagnant, with the remaining young leaving to wherever the allure of 'economic opportunity' takes them. 1/2

The spirit of our National Socialist idea has to overpower the spirit of liberalism and false democracy if there is to be a third Reich at all! Deeply rooted in organic life, we have realized that the false belief in the equality of man is the deadly threat with which liberalism destroys people and nation, culture and morals, violating the deepest levels of our being! … We have to reject with fanatical zeal the frequent lie that people are "basically equal" and equal in regard to their influence in the state and their share of power! People are unequal, they are unequal from birth, become more unequal in life and are therefore to be valued unequally in their positions in society and in the state!

- Gregor Strasser

The soul in its nature loves God and longs to be at one with Him in the noble love of a daughter for a noble father; but coming to human birth and lured by the courtships of this sphere, she takes up with another love, a mortal, leaves her father and falls. But one day coming to hate her shame, she puts away the evil of earth, once more seeks the father, and finds her peace.

- Plotinus, Enneads VI

“We Italian Crusaders proclaimed and proclaim loud and clear, without ambiguity, that our Fatherland — the only real Fatherland — is that Italy which on May 22 sealed the Pact of Steel with Germany, and on June 10, 1940 went to war on the side of Germany against the plutocrats of the West - France and England - and on September 8, 1943 did not give up and did not betray its ally Germany. ... For us Italic Crusaders, the King of Italy is Christ and Christ alone, who never betrays.”

- Don Tullio Calcagno, Radio Message, November 1944.

Protestantism, in eliminating asceticism and its central belief in the meritoriousness of celibacy, practically rejected the very core of Christianity, and in that respect Protestantism must be regarded as a falling away from Christianity.

- Arthur Schopenhauer, The World as Will and Idea

Is despair an aristocratic feeling? Perhaps. Defeatism, on the other hand, is very plebeian.

- Alain de Benoist

Children yet unborn are the heritors of our hopes, the heirs of all those holy things for which our poets sung, our soldiers fought, our martyrs died.

- James Connolly

The problem facing the Romanian people, on which all others depend, is the substitution of this fake elite with a real national one based on virtue, love and sacrifice for country, justice and love for the people, honesty, work, order, discipline, honest dealing, and honor.

- Corneliu Zelea Codreanu

A number of authors, including the German philosopher Herder and the Italian Mazzini, regard nations as divine creations. The national soul is akin to the individual soul, in terms of the distinct character that resonates within a human collective. Among the arguments advanced in support of this thesis is the fact that a religious element is present at the inception of all nations, dating back to the earliest times. The national idea and the religious idea form an inseparable pairing of forces in history. They are so deeply intertwined that any disruption of this balance precipitates severe crises in the history of a people or a civilization. In the oldest civilization known to date—Sumer—the origins of the people are explained through the intervention of deities.

- Horia Sima

Equal rights? Based on what? We've been on this land for thousands of years, with plows and weapons, our labor and our blood. Equal rights to those who have been here for a hundred, ten, or five years?

- Corneliu Zelea Codreanu

Our Celtic ancestors gave the sun, a symbol of universal life, a schematic representation, reproduced on helmets, coins, signs, and in general decoration. In various forms, the image of the solar journey is therefore our oldest national emblem. The modern adaptation of this emblem is known as the Celtic cross. It is the best representation of our desire to unite the most distant past of our people with the hope of a greater future.

- Pierre Sidos, Jeune Nation, July 1958.

Usury is the cancer of the world, which only the surgeon’s knife of fascism can cut out of the life of the nations.

- Ezra Pound, What is Money for?

"Socialism is only a supposed 'socialism' until it is based on the idea of a people's community." - Aleksandar Seitz, The Path to Croatian Socialism, Socialism and the People's Community Hrvatski Socijalist