There Is No Revolution That Can Change

The Mass, Whether It Be A Crowd Or An Army, Is Vile.

Fascism Entirely Agrees With Mr. Maynard Keynes, Despite The Latter's Prominent Position As A Liberal. In Fact, Mr. Keynes' Excellent Little Book, The End Of Laissez-faire (1926) Might, So Far As It Goes, Serve As A Useful Introduction To Fascist Economics. There Is Scarcely Anything To Object To In It And There Is Much To Applaud.

It Is My Conviction That In Time Of War, When The Cannon Speaks With Its Powerful Voice, The Less We Speak The Better.

Democratic Regimes May Be Defined As Those In Which, Every Now And Then, The People Are Given The Illusion Of Being Sovereign, While The True Sovereignty In Actual Fact Resides In Other Forces Which Are Sometimes Irresponsible And Secret.

One Moment On The Battlefield Is Worth A Thousand Years Of Peace.