Fascism
Early History
Grassroots Movements
"Like all sound political conceptions, Fascism is action and it is thought; action in which doctrine is immanent, and doctrine arising from a given system of historical forces in which it is inserted, and working on them from within." - Doctrine of Fascism by Benito Mussolini
Many Fascists were ordinary people who were veterans from the first World War. In fact, its origins were highly reactionary.
"The conception is therefore a spiritual one, arising from the general reaction of the century against the materialistic positivism of the XIXth century." - Doctrine of Fascism by Benito Mussolini
Fascism is a reactionary opposition to materialism, which as a dominant ideology today is nothing short of an offshoot of the same ideology which was once prevalent among the Sadducees.
Figures
Benito Mussolini - was presenting a moral, effaceable, healthy, and sound political philosophy as opposed to the decadence Jewish bolshevism attempted to impose on the world.
Ideology
Freedom and Liberty
See also Christian Liberty
There is no mainstream "freedom and liberty" in Christianity, as Christians are servants of Christ and must conform themselves to their Father. While there is "freedom" in the sense that death is annulled through Christ, true Christian freedom comes through loving our brethren, and the casting out of fear which results in that type of perfect love. When we're serving our God, race, and nation - true freedom can be discerned apart from the bondage of corruption.
Revolution
The Fascist idea of revolution is to look upon the past and build upon that which had worked while discarding that which failed, and such is mentioned by Hitler in Mein Kampf. This is opposed to Marxism, where tradition is entirely destroyed.
Self-Sacrifice
"Fascism sees in the world not only those superficial, material aspects in which man appears as an individual, standing by himself, self-centered, subject to natural law, which instinctively urges him toward a life of selfish momentary pleasure;...[ ] ....it sees not only the individual but the nation and the country; individuals and generations bound together by a moral law," - Doctrine of Fascism by Benito Mussolini
This is as opposed to the individualism and hedonism as promoted by Marxism. Adolf Hitler had the same ideas as seen here by Mussolini, that the individual should work for the benefit of the nation and this is a fundamental Christian ideal which is anathema to the jew. This is one of the primary reasons why jews hate fascism and it is a parallel for one of their reasons for hating Christianity. The same moral foundations which underline both Fascism and Christianity are the very reason why to this day any Christian who strives to uphold the Law of God is often labelled as a fascist or "Nazi".
Existence of the Spiritual
"This positive conception of life is obviously an ethical one. It invests the whole field of reality as well as the human activities which master it. No action is exempt from moral judgment; no activity can be despoiled of the value which a moral purpose confers on all things. Therefore life, as conceived of by the Fascist, is serious, austere, and religious; all its manifestations are poised in a world sustained by moral forces and subject to spiritual responsibilities. The Fascist disdains an “easy" life (6)." - Doctrine of Fascism by Benito Mussolini
The ethical is entirely decimated with Marxism and Materialism, as within that ideology are all things interpreted as "relative". The recognition to loyalty to moral values and the religious is another reason why Fascism is disdained by the jew, and the recognition of the importance of self-sacrifice and the spiritual is a trait of the European mind in all ways antithetical to the perceptions of the other races. In as much that the mind of the European revealed in texts such as these is the mind of Satan revealed in texts such as the Talmud and Communist Manifesto. The Christian should also disdain the "easy life", as they should recognize that a life of commitment to God will inevitably result in hardship and exclusion from the wider society which will hate the Christian.
The Fascist conception of life is a religious one (7), in which man is viewed in his immanent relation to a higher law, ... [] transcending the individual and raising him to conscious membership of a spiritual society."
This is fundamentally a recognition and adherence to the Law written on our hearts, and the organization of a spiritual society is one which adheres to the Laws of God and cares for Him and for the welfare of their brethren.
What Fascism Rejects
Materialism
"Outside history man is a nonentity. Fascism is therefore opposed to all individualistic abstractions based on eighteenth century materialism; and it is opposed to all Jacobinistic utopias and innovations. It does not believe in the possibility of "happiness" on earth as conceived by the economistic literature of the XVIIIth century, and it therefore rejects the theological notion that at some future time the human family will secure a final settlement of all its difficulties." - Doctrine of Fascism by Benito Mussolini
This is a rejection of materialism, hedonism, and universalist propaganda.
Modern Knowledge
Modern people are for the most part ignorant of Fascism and National Socialism, even though they will often repeat trained mantras related to it. The word is so widely abused and misunderstood, that it is often labelled onto anything which is interpreted as contrary to a Marxist worldview, and even as early as 1946 did J. Edgar Hoover use the term "Red Fascist" to cloak the true ideology of Bolshevists like Stalin and Mao.
"almost any English person would accept ‘bully’ as a synonym for ‘Fascist’. That is about as near to a definition as this much-abused word has come." - George Orwell
It is through such ignorance that the jews are so able to slander Fascism in their media, but with an objective analysis, Fascism and National Socialism though imperfect are both revealed as highly Christian political philosophies.
If the masses were made aware of what Fascism is, even on a basic level, many false paradigms and traps set by the jew would become transparently fragile. One example would be the supposed dichotomy between Communism and Capitalism, and with that veil torn a proper understanding of Fascism would reveal that there are certainly alternatives to those two. Even at an early time were the schools of political thought which offered viable alternatives drowned out by the press so that they could be eventually dismantled and slandered.
National Socialism did not begin with Adolf Hitler. Nationalism and socialism as political philosophies had their start in Europe in the 19th century, and were only overshadowed with Bolshevism, Marxism, and other competing ideologies.
Documents
- The Doctrine of Fascism by Benito Mussolini (This document was intended for an Italian audience and its context was largely unknown to contemporary Anglo-readers. However, this knowledge is not essential to appreciate this account on the origin of Benito's fascism. The claim made by Gentile is that Italy's involvement in WW1 was motivated by several factors: first it was initiated by a directive minority, and second it was not fought for the acquisition of material gain.)