My problem with those who follow a “March on Rome/Berlin/Fiume” strategy in the 21st century, especially in Europe, is simple:

There can be no 1920s-style, a youthful movement sweeping the country through aesthetics, force, and momentum, because we just no longer have the youth.

Italy, Germany, Romania, Spain, Russia, all had an abundance of young men at the time, especially third and fourth sons (important fact, read Gunnar Heinsohn).

These nations were overflowing with testosterone. The result was civil war, revolution, or hard right- or left-wing takeovers.

Today, the situation is drastically different.
Western European nations are becoming increasingly shaped by Afro-Arab Islamic communities. At the same time, political majorities still lie with the baby boomer generation, most of whom will begin to pass away by around 2045 and become politically inactive long before that.

If we fail to build a cross-generational alliance by 2030, if we do not use the remaining political weight of the baby boomers while they are still active & alive to turn our nations into fortresses & remigrate as much as humanly possible, our states will turn into death traps due to the ethnic vote.

That is the reality.

It is uncomfortable. It is frustrating. But any strategy must persuade persuade the boomer mayority. Ignoring that fact is not courage, it is delusion.

But this is the situation. This is the state of our people. We did not chose to be put in this situation but pretending it is not the case and larping a 1920 demography is not heroism but suicide.