There Is No Revolution That Can Change

Fortunately The Italian People Has Not Yet Accustomed Itself To Eat Many Times A Day, And Possessing A Modest Level Of Living, It Feels Deficiency And Suffering Less.

Fascism Accepts The Individual Only Insofar As His Interests Coincide With The State's.

The Government Has Been Compelled To Levy Taxes Which Unavoidably Hit Large Sections Of The Population. The Italian People Are Disciplined, Silent And Calm, They Work And Know That There Is A Government Which Governs, And Know, Above All, That If This Government Hits Cruelly Certain Sections Of The Italian People, It Does Not So Out Of Caprice, But From The Supreme Necessity Of National Order.

It Is Not Impossible To Rule Italians, But It Would Be Useless.

Given That The Nineteenth Century Was The Century Of Socialism, Of Liberalism, And Of Democracy, It Does Not Necessarily Follow That The Twentieth Century Must Also Be A Century Of Socialism, Liberalism And Democracy: Political Doctrines Pass, But Humanity Remains, And It May Rather Be Expected That This Will Be A Century Of Authority ... A Century Of Fascism. For If The Nineteenth Century Was A Century Of Individualism It May Be Expected That This Will Be The Century Of Collectivism And Hence The Century Of The State.