Keith Woods is right.

Rudolph Jung, one of the founders of Nazism was a National Syndicalist

I’ve just been ignoring these people and bro is going to lolcow status.

https://x.com/gaiusoctavian22/status/2053584173202309369?s=46

Thomas Massie is one of a very few people in mainstream politics who has been consistently working for the material interests of White Americans, such as the release of the Epstein files and opposing the Epstein regime's war on Iran. We recognize that he may have other positions ourselves or others may disagree with, but what is important is that he is unambiguously confronting the primary contradiction, which is the occupation government. All other problems are downstream from ending the occupation. We encourage our followers to get out and vote for Massie, encourage others to do so, donate, and push back against all of the various forms of hasbara trying from any angle possible to remove this thorn in the side of ZOG.

This is what happens with colorblind conservatism. Judeo capitalist America will continue to have anti-White hiring policies, but there will be no official government data proving that.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2026/05/20/trump-eeoc-to-eliminate-job-discrimination-data/90145345007/#

Spotted in a random hood

The Black Jacobin lineage: from revolutionary centralism and Jacobin moral unity, through Blanqui and Sorel, to Marcel Déat’s neo-socialist corporatism and the RNP’s wartime “Socialist and National” Aryan slogan. How French socialism supplied the intellectual DNA for a distinctly French fascism and the forgotten Jacobin roots of Third Positionism.

Link: https://fascio.substack.com/p/marcel-deat-the-black-jacobin

The piece shows that early Fascism actually included a disproportionately high number of Jews in its ranks and leadership. Mussolini’s critique of Zionism dated back to the early 1920s, where he portrayed it as an “anti-patriotic” instrument of British imperialism that disrupted the existing balance in Palestine and served London’s colonial interests at the expense of local Arabs and Italian ambitions in the region.

It covers Mussolini’s long-standing rejection of the Balfour Declaration and League of Nations mandates, the regime’s brief tactical flirtation with Revisionist Zionists (such as supporting the Betar Naval Academy in the mid-1930s), and its later concrete support for the Palestinian Arab Revolt (1936–1939), including financial aid to the Grand Mufti. Fascist anti-Zionism was consistent with a broader anti-colonial nationalist worldview aimed at undermining British power in the Middle East.

https://fascio.substack.com/p/the-anti-zionism-of-italian-fascism

From Hitler’s earliest 1920 speeches onward, National Socialism rejected Zionism as a fundamental threat. This essay examines how Nazi Germany viewed a Jewish state in Palestine not as a solution to the ‘Jewish question,’ but as an expression of unassimilable racial separatism and a tool of British imperialism — an opposition inseparable from its core anti-Semitic ideology.

https://fascio.substack.com/p/the-anti-zionism-of-nazi-germany