We Must Give Italians A Sense Of

There Is The Great, Silent, Continuous Struggle: The Struggle Between The State And The Individual; Between The State Which Demands And The Individual Who Attempts To Evade Such Demands. Because The Individual, Left To Himself, Unless He Be A Saint Or Hero, Always Refuses To Pay Taxes, Obey Laws, Or Go To War.

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.

The State Reserves The Right To Be The Sole Interpreter Of The Needs Of Society.

The League Is Very Well When Sparrows Shout, But No Good At All When Eagles Fall Out.

Race? It Is A Feeling, Not A Reality. Ninety-five Per Cent, At Least. Nothing Will Ever Make Me Believe That Biologically Pure Races Can Be Shown To Exist Today.... National Pride Has No Need Of The Delirium Of Race.