Read Along: https://www.nationalreformation.org/post/it-s-time-to-slay-the-knight
Written and Narrated by Joshua Noyer
From the Article: When much of the population, not just small children, take an active interest in comic books, and anime, with their puerile, simplistic discourses, you know that something is wrong. When the hottest ticket in town is Comic-Con, where half the attendees are dressed up like it's Halloween, you know there’s a problem.
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Read Along: https://www.nationalreformation.org/post/what-is-a-nation
Written by Ernest Renan
Narrated by Joshua Noyer
From the Article: The fact of race, which was originally crucial, thus becomes increasingly less important. Human history is essentially different from zoology, and race is not everything, as it is among the rodents or the felines, and one does not have the right to go through the world fingering people's skulls, and taking them by the throat saying: 'You are of our blood; you belong to us!' Aside from anthropological characteristics, there are such things as reason, justice, the true, and the beautiful, which are the same for all. Be on your guard, for this ethnographic politics is in no way a stable thing and, if today you use it against others, tomorrow you may see it turned against yourselves.
Read Along: https://www.nationalreformation.org/post/the-philosophic-basis-of-fascism
Written by Giovanni Gentile
Narrated by Joshua Noyer
From the Article: The State may easily become a form indifferent to its content -- something extraneous to the substance it would regulate. If the law comes upon the individual from without, if the individual is not absorbed in the life of the State, the individual feels the law and the State as limitations on his activity, as chains which will eventually strangle him unless he can break them down.
Read Along: https://www.nationalreformation.org/post/standing-tall-amidst-the-chaos
Written and Narrated by Joshua Noyer
From the Article: How is a society supposed to move forward, composed of citizens interacting with each other when that society is slowly devolving into two separate hostile camps, one with a D, the other identified with an R? The answer is that it cannot. The path we’re headed towards is one of destruction, because both of these camps fail to recognize the integral value and internal nature of both the tendency to conserve and the tendency towards innovation.
Read Along: https://www.nationalreformation.org/post/transformation-of-the-state
Written by Alfredo Rocco
Narrated by Joshua Noyer
From the Article: 'Everything for the state, nothing outside the state, nothing against the state.' This does not mean, as some claim to believe, the constitution of an all-powerful state, that absorbs and oppresses everything. No, our conception of the state is rather that of a sovereign state above individuals, groups and classes; but with the clear and explicit presupposition that the state must use this sovereignty not to carry on a work of oppression but rather to realize higher ends.
Pp. 327-332 Schneider, Herbert W. Making the Fascist State. New York, NY: Oxford University Press, 1928.
Host: Anthony Drummond
Participants: Jesse Drummond, Joshua Noyer and Mark Dasacco
This audio series is focused on education, change, and life from the perspective of an American Fascist. Before you cast your judgement upon me please listen to what we have to say.(Not racist)
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