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>>15454553
When you read Mussolini’s essays on Fascism, you get to understand that Fascism was never a “conservative” or a “reactionary” cause, it was surely a revolutionary one, but you can truly grasp even the progressive intention which orients Fascist Ideology, as Mussolini and Mosley themselves have stated, just as an example.
So any schatological or dialectic conceptualization behind Fascism is just as bad as the whole Marxist or Liberal reading of History, since the three are, in themselves, coordinated by the fetus of the idea, yet to be born, that any change is a secularized “god-given” progress.
Ideology is a modernist soul-disease, and, therefore, itself incompatible with Tradition.
Go read some fucking Voegelin and James H. Billington, you retard.