Folkish Europe

"Behold, all my fortunes and all I had, I have lost! Let us not lose our souls. Be brave and manly, my beloved! Ignore death. Look at how much Christ, our Savior, has endured for us and with what shameful death he died. Firmly believe in this and do not move, nor leave your faith for this life and this world." 

freedom are used to legitimize one's own political ambitions and to disqualify or demoralize the enemy. In the shadow of an embracing political decision and in the security of a stable political state or­ generation, law, whether private or public, has its own relatively independent domain. As with every domain of human endeavor and thought, it can be utilized to support or refute other domains. But it is necessary to pay attention to the political meaning of such utilizations of law and morality, and above all of the word rule or sovereignty of law.

Liberalism was the ruin of Greece. The decay of hellenic freedom was preceded by the rise of the liberal. He was begotten of Greek "enlightenment." From the philosophers’ theory of the atom, the sophist drew the inference of the individual. Protagoras, the Sophist, was the founder of individualism and also the apostle of relativity. He proclaimed that: "Opposite propositions are equally true." Nothing immoral was intended. He meant that there are no general but only particular truths: according to the standpoint of the perceiver. But what happens when the same man has two standpoints? When he is ready to shift his standpoint as his advantage may dictate? This same Protagoras proclaimed that rhetoric could make the weaker cause victorious. Still nothing immoral was intended. He meant that the better cause was sometimes the weaker and should then be helped to victory. But the practice soon arose of using rhetoric to make the worse cause victorious.

''there are collective heroisms but no collective masterpieces. The crowd can attain supreme manifestations of virtue, but it cannot reach supreme manifestations of creative intelligence. In no political, scientific, or literary history do we find the example of a crowd that had a bril-liant idea—by itself, in a given moment, and without external suggestion. Who could cite a council of war that conceived a battle plan comparable to Napoleon’s? Who could cite a council of ministers that issued one of those political reforms that was the epoch’s glory and made the names of Machiavelli, Richelieu, or Bismarck famous? Who could cite a congress of scientists in which one of those world-changing discoveries happened and rendered a Laplace or Galileo immortal.''

“History is the knowledge of the past, but it also grounds the memory of peoples. It is the source of their identity. It is a creator of meaning. From this point of view, Europeans suffer from a terrible deficit. They are repeatedly told that they have no roots, no substance of their own. They are persuaded that they are nothing. Yet they are the heirs of a very ancient civilization whose first admirable expression is contained in the Homeric poems. A significant part of our efforts is to respond to this European deficit of meaning. I indeed see this as the main cause of the other, more visible ills from which we suffer.”

The Christ of the Creator had to be called a Nazarene according to prophecy; whence the Jews also designate us, on that very account, Nazerenes after Him. For we are they of whom it is written, “Her Nazarites were whiter than snow;” Lamentations 4:7 even they who were once defiled with the stains of sin, and darkened with the clouds of ignorance.

"I will not associate with the Arabs in friendship, nor will I submit to their authority for we confide in the mercy of the Lord that from this little hill that you see the salvation of Spain and the army of the Gothic people will be restored. Hence we spurn this multitude of pagans and do not fear them!"

“The Barbarian hopes — and that is the very mark of him — that he can have his cake and eat it too. He will consume what civilization has slowly produced after generations of selection and effort but he will not be at pains to replace such goods nor indeed has he a comprehension of the virtue that has brought them into being. Discipline seems to him irrational, on which account he is for ever marvelling that civilisation should have offended him with priests and soldiers.”

FE de las JONS la Falange

In the face of the invasion of CEUTA

In recent decades, the invasion of our territory by sky, land or sea has established itself as one of the main problems facing our people. This invasion affects us economically, socially and identityally, devaluing wages, making housing an inaccessible right, increasing insecurity on the streets and turning our towns or cities into unrecognizable places, where there is less and less trace of what Spain once was.

Morocco, well aware of the damage it causes, openly makes us the hybrid war, sending thousands of Moroccans to storm Ceuta. It is not the first time nor will it be the last, since - immorally - they know how effective it can be to use their own people as a carcass of exchange for the blackmails that interests them at every moment. They also know that, given the weakness of successive Spanish governments, the massive entry of Moroccans into our territory may lead to the appropriation of it, as happened in the Spanish Sahara just over fifty years ago.

Morocco, in addition to waging hybrid warfare on us, openly claims the Spanish cities of Ceuta and Melilla, along with the Canary Islands. Meanwhile, it is armed to the teeth with funding, collaboration and collusion from the United States and Israel, who strongly support Morocco's geopolitical line as far as our homeland is concerned. Economically, Morocco continues to destroy our agricultural and fishing market, but it also has millions of dollars in funding from the treacherous governments that we have suffered in Spain for too long.

We cannot allow ourselves to be the generation that remained passive and frightened by the invasion and occupation of our territory. We demand a true national sovereignty that will allow us to stop this situation as forcefully as possible, by returning hot invaders and militarizing borders.

If the army in Ceuta, headed by Major General Luis Jesús Fernández Herrero, is unable to assume the appropriate powers in the face of the permanent threat via land from a foreign power, we claim the right to self-defense of the Spanish people in arms. Above discipline is honour.

We call on all Spaniards who, both out of love for Spain and out of pain at its attack, cannot stand to remain silent, to come tomorrow, Friday, July 31,at 8:30 p.m., before the Moroccan embassy (Calle de Serrano, 179).

"The difference between such men and the mass of the population is so great that the two ought no longer to be called by the same name. The men of such vision and stature as I have described are almost a new creature, a new kind of species. So much so, that, if homo sapiens, with ordinary self-consciousness, is to be called man, then the person possessed of cosmic consciousness should be called superman, god-man, titan, seer, or by some other name that carries with it a recognition of the colossal difference in moral and intellectual (which for me includes spiritual) stature that puts him at least head and shoulders above all those who lack his faculties."

''The fullness of which will be enhanced by these particular racial potentialities being brought to maturity. Since mankind has a right not to be mutilated by the violent destruction of any race, it is licit for a person even to lay down his life for the conservation of his race.”

"American and Indian, Boer and Zulu, Cossack and Tartar, New Zealander and Maori,—in each case the victor, horrible though many of his deeds are, has laid deep the foundations for the future greatness of a mighty people. The consequences of struggles for territory between civilized nations seem small by comparison. Looked at from the standpoint of the ages, it is of little moment whether Lorraine is part of Germany or of France, whether the northern Adriatic cities pay homage to Austrian Kaiser or Italian King; but it is of incalculable importance that America, Australia, and Siberia should pass out of the hands of their red, black, and yellow aboriginal owners, and become the heritage of the dominant world races."

“Men who leave their mark on the world are very often those who, being gifted and full of nervous power, are at the same time haunted and driven by a dominant idea, and are therefore within a measurable distance of insanity.”