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And you want me to support them why?

𝐒𝐲𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐬𝐦 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐧𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐬𝐦 At the end of the 19th century and beginning of the 20th century, Marxism had to compete with the different difficulties that came forth from the struggle against capitalism. From this ideological crisis many revisionist tendencies arose, which pursued their own revision of socialism. One of these tendencies centralised around the French marxist philosopher Georges Eugene Sorel. In the course of time Sorel became, because of his practice experiences within the French syndicalist movement, a convinced "revisionist" and eventually provided the intellectual basis for national-syndicalism - Sorel's directive was therefore "back to Marx". According to Sorel human actions arose from irrational faith and rational methods. Believing in something (in the case of Sorel the general strike) can be very effective, even if this (general strike) still needs to take place. This belief, he called the myth. Myths can be just as effective as the reality; If the masses are convinced of their own abilities, the system will eventually be overthrown. With this he introduced the idea of the social myth, with which he inspired anarchists, socialists as well as nationalists. For Sorel the working class was no longer an obvious fact. He was sharply aware of the different developments within capitalism that would lead the working class to be merged into a bourgeois middle class. However, to make a fist against capitalism, the myth of the proletariat, and thus the general strike, must remain intact - even strengthened. In this Sorel saw task of the general strike as the myth of revolutionary syndicalism; To unite a fragmented working class by means of a proletarian unity. At the beginning of the 20th century Sorel seeked rapprochement to the integralist nationalists of Action Francaise and later on to the Cercle Proudhon. From this time on nationalists and syndicalists started to influence each other. Both rejected the bourgeois values of the French revolution, the parliamentary democracy, liberalism, internationalism and pacifism. Also they shared the admiration for heroism, vitalism and violence. Also outside of France, in countries such as Italy, these new ideas gathered more and more support among revolutionary syndicalists, such as Arturo Labriola, Agostino Lanzillo, Angelo Oliviero Olivetti and Sergio Panunzio, who tried to create a synthesis between the Italian national cause and that of revolutionary syndicalism -𝐏𝐚𝐫𝐭 𝐅𝐫𝐨𝐦 "𝐀𝐧 𝐢𝐧𝐭𝐫𝐨𝐝𝐮𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐭𝐨 𝐍𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐥-𝐒𝐲𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐬𝐦"

Fascism today is a half joke. Let's make a real revolution out of it." Bert Ricci

The Basics of Fascism and Corporatism Corporatism is a synthesis between nationalism and Marxist thought , a system where both capital and Labor cooperate for the socially optimum outcome. Nationalism in the Fascist view considers the nation an organic whole , It's will the unified will of its people for their renewal. This necessitates Idealism — Fascism promotes the ideal of Heroism ; a New man motivated by honor and duty , who tries to approach the Supreme Ideal , of death to the self , of strength and of mercy. How would you guys define anti-materialism? Anti-materialism- Fascism considers materialism in both commercial society and Marxism to be abhorrent. Paraphrasing Giovanni Gentile: We reject the consensus that man is a producing-consuming animal.

Merry Christmas

A pornographic video was leaked online recently. The video shows 2 unnamed men having gay sex in the US Senate hearing room. These drug addicted gay pedophiles in our government are the ones that call us extreme. (I blocked out the image for obvious reasons) https://dailycaller.com/2023/12/15/staffer-caught-filming-sex-tape-senate-hearing-room/ @TheWesternChauvinist7

📖 The events of the day📆 December 17th 1930 - A squadron made up of 14 Savoia-Marchetti S.55 seaplanes commanded by Italo Balbo leaves from Orbetello to carry out the first transatlantic air cruise , the destination of which was Rio de Janeiro in Brazil , where they will arrive on 15 January 1931.

So by God, we have been resurrected and thanks to God we will prevail.

Mussolini during one of his last public speeches, atop the turret of an M15 tank, in Milan, on December 17, 1944.

SYDNEY St. Mary's Cathedral launched their amazing annual Christmas lights last night @catholicarena

It's my birthday

Expo 2030, CasaPound puts up banners against the inability of Raggi and Gualtieri Rome, 9 December - “Expo2030… Raggi and Gualtieri, you are two guys” is the ironic text on the banners put up by CasaPound after the failure to award Expo2030, which will eventually be held in Riyadh. “This is the result of the inability of the Raggi council first and of the Gualtieri council now. The Capital is in the hands of people who do not know how to manage it: degradation, dirt, crime are the protagonists and international observers are well aware of this. Despite the enormous potential of the city and province, with its historical, cultural and artistic heritage, we managed to be displaced in the race for Expo2030. On the contrary, what emerges is the bitter vision of a city that is dying out. Rome, however, in its thousand-year-old strength, still has a lot to do, give and say and it is certainly not a council of incapable people who can be its spokesperson". https://t.me/casapoundufficiale

Type of shit I have been on.

"On this commemorative date, of such great effort I made to defend our homeland, unite the armed forces, combat communism. If all this is not a service to Brazil, I offer this misunderstanding to God. Because I don't work for myself, not even for you. I fulfill the duty of serving God, loving the country he gave me, and my Brazilian brothers. Shout Sentinel, shout loudly! Repeatedly, to awaken our Fatherland! May your cry go beyond our mountains, our mountain ranges, our rivers, it must be said that Caxias is alive, that Tamandaré, Barroso are alive and Brazil is so alive! And Brazil is as alive as its heroes of the past, in the consciousness of our country's military, and in the consciousness of the Brazilian people. Let these words be my supreme tribute to the three armed forces of Brazil, and in this case particularly to our Navy. So that, shouting “Sentinela Alerta!” every Brazilian in every corner of our homeland feels responsible for defending the rights, freedom, democracy, sovereignty, honor and dignity of Brazil, with the responsibility to respond “Alert I am!” I just want one day to be able to, closing my eyes among you, open them before the Creator, and say: Lord, what you gave me I used in the best way I thought possible. Here I am Lord, I fulfilled my duty." ~ Plínio Salgado

To the great consternation of liberals, as well as free traders in the Labor Party, it is proposed to establish import controls not only for the purpose of regulating prices, but also to protect certain industries. A system of import permits is preferred, but it is recognized that in some cases it may be necessary to impose a protective tariff. Finally, the following words could have been right in Lord Beaverbrook's program: “We must strive to create within the British Union a civilization high enough to absorb all the production based on modern technology, and for this the Union must be securely isolated from the destructive forces in the rest of the world.” These words contain Beaverbrook’s entire imperial program, and the radicalism of the authors of the manifesto was reflected only in the fact that they replaced the word “empire” with the word “union.” The manifesto also contains a paragraph directly directed against Snowden’s policies, demanding the abandonment of “a hasty attempt to pay off war debts by taxing the current generation.” Who are the authors of this program, which the moderate-conservative Daily Telegraph opposes with objections from the left, protesting against restrictions on the rights of parliament and dictatorial habits? – The manifesto bears the signatures of Lady Cynthia Mosley, daughter of Lord Curzon, Oliver Baldwin, son of the current Conservative leader, John Strachey, also a young man “from a good family”; finally, Mosley himself is the son of a lord, a front-line officer, first elected to parliament in 1918 from the Conservative Party. Along with them, there is also the notorious leader of the coal miners, Cook, who, obviously, was seduced by the “dictatorial” tendencies of the authors of the program. The rest are relatively little-known Labor MPs, from both the “left” and “right” wings. In its tone, this is precisely the program of young people, dissatisfied with the slowness of the parliamentary machine and indifferent to the dogmas with which their fathers have become accustomed. This manifesto will not have a direct influence on the course of events: none of the parties can approve it, and the political life of England is still firmly in the hands of parties and party traditions. But there is no doubt that he will influence the development of English political thought. Doubts about the suitability of the 19th-century parliamentary machine pervade the land of classical parliamentarism. From “left” circles there are demands for a semi-dictatorial regime and protectionist measures. Those young aristocrats who, out of protest against routine, joined the ranks of the socialists are now turning in the other direction. It cannot be denied that their sentiments bear a strong imprint of fascist sentiments. The Manifesto of Eighteen would have been unthinkable in pre-war Europe. It is a characteristic product of our time, a new striking manifestation of the crisis of democracy, which is no longer denied by its most ardent admirers." "Renaissance", No. 2018 December 11, 1930 https://t.me/thirdpositionradio