«Through a group of legionnaires who are separating, a tall, slender young man comes to us, with an unusual expression of nobility, frankness and energy imprinted on his face: sky-grey eyes, open forehead, genuine Roman-Aryan type: and, mixed with virile features, something contemplative, mystical in expression. This is Corneliu Codreanu, the leader and founder of the Romanian 'Iron Guard', the one whom the world press calls a 'murderer', a 'Hitler's henchman', an 'anarchist conspirator', because, since 1919, he has defied Israel, and the forces that are more or less in collusion with it, act in Romanian national life.»

- Julius Evola, The Tragedy of the Romanian "Iron Guard"

“Fascist syndicalism, regarding the issue of economic freedom of enterprise and individual property, has adopted an attitude contrary to that assumed by socialism. The denial of individual freedom of economic enterprise, like the attribution of property ownership to the state, is opposed to fascist syndicalism. Its objective is to place all people, qua producers, in the position of freely choosing their own economic policy, and it begins with the principle that everyone's property will enjoy broad guarantees. On the other hand, the right to property is limited in the fascist regime when it conflicts with the interests of the national community, recognized and personified by the state of Alessandria. The economic freedom of enterprise is also subordinated to restrictions of various kinds whenever it interferes with the public interest. This freedom of initiative is safeguarded and governed in current Italian legislation with quite special care, being considered "the most effective and valuable instrument in the interest of the nation."

—Fausto Pitigliani, The Italian Corporative State

The greatest things that have been accomplished in the world have been done by a small group of people.

León Degrelle

Don't be impressed by their supposed "sense of history," nor by their eternal "it's always been like this." Throughout the centuries, great civilizations have emerged when men and women refused to be swept away by the flow, when they said no, sorry, it's not going to happen like that.

Renaud Camus

"For us, politics meant destiny.
Outside our sphere, politics is governed by interests."

—Ernst von Salomon, The Outcasts

"There is no one more inferior than those who insist that we are all equal."

Friedrich Nietzsche

“It is not necessary to live, but to carve our names beyond that point, this is necessary.”

Gabriele D'Annunzio

“The current characteristics of the migration phenomenon may seem tolerable to many today (1994), but tomorrow they will prove intolerable. After experiencing the ideological wars of the 20th century, Europe will suffer racial and biological wars.”

- Franco Freda

"I have come to the conclusion that fascism is the right thing for Germany and Italy."
"What are the evils of fascism compared to communism?"

John F. Kennedy's private diary from his 1937 trip to Europe

After defeat, I will be furiously covered by spit, but later I will be cleansed with veneration.“
- Last Testament of Benito Mussolini, 1945

Adolf Hitler on Nationalism vs
National Socialism:

The "wise" leaders of the German nationalists whispered suspicions to each other that we were in fact only a variety of Marxists, that perhaps we were only hidden Marxists or, even better, socialists. These wise men still did not understand the difference between socialism and Marxism. The fact that at our meetings we addressed the audience not with the words "gracious gentlemen and ladies" but with the words "compatriots" caused particular indignation among these philistines. Well, and when they learned that in our own circles we called each other "party comrades", our "Marxism" was already beyond any suspicion. More than once we were literally shaking with laughter about the fears of these bourgeois hares and their “witty” guesses about our origins, our intentions and our goals.

“Being White isn’t enough. Being English isn’t enough. Being British isn’t enough. Know what you are! To read about your own culture is a revolutionary act...”

Jonathan Bowden

"There is no one less fortunate than the man whom adversity forgets, for he has no opportunity to test himself."

✍️ Seneca.

“There is apparently in the world today… a vast and closely organized game, with the world for its table and universal control for its stakes.”

- Henry Ford

"True patriotism sometimes demands that men act in exactly the opposite way, at one period, than they do at another, and the motive that moves them—the desire to do what is right—is precisely the same."

—Robert E. Lee

"DEMOCRACY IS BEAUTIFUL IN THEORY; IN PRACTICE IT IS A FALLACY. YOU IN AMERICA WILL SEE THAT SOME DAY."
-Benito Mussolini-

"We don't want to be a museum, a hotel, a vacation spot. Break through the filth, push all the rotten things back into the gutter. May the strength and indignation of Rome finally tear down the stalls of charlatans and counterfeiters. May Rome rediscover Caesarian courage in the Forum."

—Gabriele D'Annunzio

"Big capital loves weak political power, because it knows it can manipulate it as it pleases."

—Leon Degrelle