Chicago be fun

Most people are taught that conservation belongs to the Left and that race has nothing to do with land. This piece is about the writers who said the opposite, that a people, a farm, and a forest are kept or lost together.

https://fascio.substack.com/p/racial-ecology

There’s a 2009 flash game almost nobody talks about anymore called Every Day The Same Dream, a grey little loop of getting dressed, sitting in traffic, and dying at a desk, and Molleindustria sold it as refusal of labor. We took the other door. NewRuins09 and I read the five deviations, the empty office, and the double on the ledge as palingenesis instead of dropout, Gentile instead of a strike leaflet, the nation as something you have to actualize rather than a fact you already own. If the cubicle is present fact then breaking the day is the ideal being sought, and the jump at the end is not a suicide note so much as the old form burning so something else can stand there.

https://fascio.substack.com/p/palingenesis-palingenetic-ultra-nationalism

“Revolt against the bourgeoisie, the monarchy, and the aristocracy, who, in order to save their own skins and fortunes, were determined to prostitute themselves to Annibale [referring to the Allied forces], who were at the gates. Revolt against the veteran jesters and clowns who, failing to live up to their responsibilities, destroyed, in a single day, an army of over four million men. Revolt against Badoglio, who, after saying "the war continues," sided with the Allies. Revolt against the king, who, after supporting and indulging Mussolini, even in his mistakes and his soliloquies with Caesar and Napoleon, had him arrested at the gates of his villa, and then switched sides, becoming like a Mexican sergeant without dignity or honor. Revolt against everyone and everything.”

— Stanis Ruinas, Pioggia sulla Repubblica, op. cit., pp. 115-116

Sneak peak

This essay examines that history through Richard Spence’s writings on Western financiers and intermediaries, Sean McMeekin’s reconstruction of the confiscation and export of imperial Russian wealth, and Lenin’s own writings on revolutionary expropriation, state capitalism, and the New Economic Policy. Rather than reducing the Soviet experiment to a simple story of “Wall Street financing Bolshevism,” it asks a more interesting question of how could capital move across supposedly hostile ideological boundaries while remaining subordinate to the political objectives of a revolutionary state?

https://fascio.substack.com/p/the-soviet-union-an-instrument-of

A wild Mando spotted in Chicago….

Has slight tweak and new quotes added into it.

https://fascio.substack.com/p/fascist-modernism?r=5getxt&utm_medium=ios

From woodcraft, occult mysticism to uniformed Social Credit politics, this article traces how John Hargrave’s Kibbo Kift evolved into the Green Shirts, examining its elite organization, political aesthetics, economic doctrine, and place within the wider inter-war search for a “Third” alternative beyond capitalism and Marxism.

Link: https://fascio.substack.com/p/kibbo-kift-social-credit-and-the?r=5getxt&utm_medium=ios

The strange but very real story of Ilya Ivanov’s Soviet human–ape hybrid experiments, separating the documented science, state support, and failed insemination attempts from the later myth that Stalin ordered an army of ape-men.

https://fascio.substack.com/p/the-soviet-human-ape-hybrid-experiments

This is now completely updated with new quotations and slightly new information, it is also far longer now.

https://fascio.substack.com/p/looking-into-fascist-land-reform