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Oswald Mosley: The Brawler (opens the original)
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It seems that Sir Oswald Mosley has certainly been forgotten in our circles, as I rarely see him mentioned nowadays. As it is the case with E-Fascism, everyone is too busy fighting each other or glorifying a random Fascist, which means that from time to time, some historical figures may be left behind to focus on the matter that is currently being debated.We typically associate Mosley with the notion that he’s one of the easiest Fascist figures to introduce to someone who believes that Fascism i
Fascist Italy (3/3) (opens the original)
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This article was originally posted as a thread on Twitter. It has been formatted as an article with some added information and hopefully, its grammar has been improved.“As the natural development of society proved more and more of Marx's predictions to be wrong, true socialism retreated from the possible to the probable. The only feasible socialism… is Corporativism.”Well then, what is to be said about this period? It was only two years after all! Nothing too important could have happened under
Race & Class Priorities: Insincere Belief (opens the original)
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I write this article largely in critique of contradictory people who do not take genuine positions, but rather ‘imitation’ positions, for whatever their intentions are. Assuming they are truly self aware themselves, of course. As I do believe many people partly say contradictory positions in earnest, but lack the comprehensive realization that they do not need to “be” something in order to meet some vague social appeals.Nevertheless, an interesting dialectic I’ve come to realize in Nationalist c
Hamlet's Dilemma (opens the original)
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It’s a pity, that for many of us, Shakespeare’s works have been introduced to us as an annoying chore. When I was younger, I had to do homework that required me to read the opening scenes of Hamlet and answer a questionnaire about it. At the time, I only read the sections that were relevant to the questions, and barely understood any of what I read, as I had no interest in it; needless to say I couldn’t have imagined what I was missing out on.Recently, I felt compelled to give Shakespeare a try,
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