Blackshirt Proverbs

"In ancient Athens, whoever voted for war went to war. Whoever proposed war was chosen as commander, and then the commander fought alongside the warriors. And now what? Nowadays, leaders rarely risk their lives." —Pierre Drieu la Rochelle

"The Celtic cross is the oldest symbol of the West. It is not the emblem of a clan but of all those in Europe who are aware that there are values ​​to be saved. Let us wear it without fear, and teach the timid to esteem it." Francois Brigneau

Nationalism without Socialism is like having a body without a spine. Stop being spineless. - ABM 2025

From year to year, I was more heavily weighed down by a sorrow that Hölderlin attributes to Hyperion: the feeling of being a stranger in one’s own Fatherland. - Ernst Jünger, on the occasion of his 88th birthday

"Nothing serious will be achieved if we stop halfway, if we adopt as a remedy principles and ideologies struck by the disease, but only in a diluted and less visible form." Julius Evola, Explorations .

“The Romans did not want a philosophy for philosophers, but for everyone. They did not want to train sophists or rhetoricians, dangerous deceivers, but citizens. To do so, they rejected every pure theory in favor of edifying stories, of stories told so that they could serve as practical examples, as a line of action. The plow of Cincinnatus, the fight of the Gracchi, the suicide of Seneca, the sewn eyelids of Regulus served to tell essential things: the taste for the public good, the serene determination in the face of death, courage in the face of the enemy, and many other stories intended to build men capable of facing life on their feet”. Michel Onfray

"We were born in this time and we must bravely follow the path to the destined end." Oswald Spengler.

"Not bread at any cost, but honor at all costs". Corneliu Zelea Codreanu.

"A State built on the basis of popular suffrage and equality in voting is not only ignoble, but precarious. The State must be nothing more than an institution to favour the gradual elevation of the most prepared class towards its ideal form of existence." Gabriele D'Annunzio

“The world is governed by psychopaths, financed by unscrupulous billionaires who seek to destroy the values ​​inherent in human beings.” Salvador Freixedo

"Money thinks; money rules: such is the state of decadent cultures." Oswald Spengler

“Nationalism is our socialism.” – Enrico Corradini, 1910 Influencer of Mussolini and would later on join the Fascist Party.

"...there is also in the human heart a depraved taste for equality which leads the weak to want to lower the strong to their level and which leads men to prefer equality in servitude to inequality in freedom." Alexis de Tocqueville.

"There was indeed an Eden on this unhappy earth. We all long for it, and we have constant glimpses of it: all our nature at its best and least corrupt, its gentlest and most human, is still permeated with the sense of 'exile'." J. R. R. Tolkien.

“Men are tired and disgusted of money-economy. They hope for salvation from somewhere or other, for some real thing of honour and chivalry, of inward nobility, of unselfishness and duty.” Oswald Spengler

"Heroism consists in resisting, in always being alert, joyful and strong, in the midst of that absence of happiness." Leon Degrelle.

"I can see the sun, but even if I cannot see the sun, I know that it exists. And to know that the sun is there - that is living." The Brothers Karamazov (1880)

"For we, who in full conscience felt ourselves bound only to a very narrow community, should not seek excuses before the mass of humanity, since we refused to submit to their will." —Ernst von Salomon, The Outcasts

"So that you do not let yourself be led away from the path of virtue because it seems abrupt and terrible, because you may have to renounce the comforts of the world and because you must constantly fight against three enemies in an unequal struggle, which are the flesh, the devil and the world... this third rule will be proposed to you: all those specters and ghosts that descend upon you [...] you must consider them as nothing." Jean Cau. Death, the knight and the devil.

"What is wrong is wrong, even if everyone does it. What is right is right, even if no one does it." Saint Augustine