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FASCISM, and the Doctrine of NATIONAL SOCIALISM Also by H FASCISM, and The Doctrine of NATIONAL SOCIALISM Also by H. R. Morgan: Fascism, The Total Society – Codex Fascismo Parts Two & Three Fascism, Integralism, and the Corporative Society – Codex Fascismo Parts Four, Five & Six American Radical Apostasy Fascism, and the Doctrine of National Socialism – Codex Fascismo Parts Seven & Eight The Codex Fascismo Collections of Poetry: Murdered Dreams (1993) Stark, Raving Mad (1994-95) The Long Walk Home (1997) Glimpses Through the Glass (1989) FASCISM, and The Doctrine of NATIONAL SOCIALISM Codex Fascismo Parts Seven and Eight Volume 4 Compiled, Edited, with Introduction and Commentary by H. R. Morgan Copyright © 2015 by H. R. Morgan. Library of Congress Control Number: 2015918312 ISBN: Hardcover 978-1-5144-2355-4 Softcover 978-1-5144-2354-7 eBook 978-1-5144-2353-0 All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the copyright owner. Special note: All translations and interpretations contained herein are the sole property of H. R. Morgan. All rights to this translation reserved Any people depicted in stock imagery provided by Thinkstock are models, and such images are being used for illustrative purposes only. Certain stock imagery © Thinkstock. Print information available on the last page. Rev. date: 12/09/2015 To order additional copies of this book, contact: Xlibris 1-888-795-4274 www.Xlibris.com [email protected] 723241 Table of Contents FASCISM Part 7 Codex Fascismo Introduction ......................................................................................3 By Way of Introduction .....................................................................6 Prologue to the Concept of Democracy ...........................................27 The Left-wing Psychotics ................................................................30 The Second Bill Of Rights ��������������������������������������������������������������31 Every Man a King ...........................................................................34 The Federalist Papers ......................................................................48 Voices of Revolt ...............................................................................51 On Liberty ......................................................................................58 Why Conservatives Can’t Win ....................................................... 64 Why Revolution ..............................................................................67 The line has been crossed. ...............................................................72 Like Is Attracted To Like And The Doctrine of False Guilt .............75 On Plutocracy in America ...............................................................84 THE AMERICAN BLACKSHIRTS MANIFESTO .....................88 SELECT QUOTES ........................................................................99 American Blackshirts ��������������������������������������������������������������������105 THE DOCTRINE OF NATIONAL SOCIALISM – PART 8 A Brief Introduction ......................................................................121 Commander Schoep’s Speech at the NSM Toledo Rally 18 April, 2015 ........................................122 The 27 Point Program of the National Socialist Deutsches Arbitzer Party (N.S.D.A.P.) ........127 National Socialism: The Biological Worldview ..............................133 National Socialism A Left-wing Movement �����������������������������������150 The 14 Words �������������������������������������������������������������������������������167 Frequently Asked Questions About National Socialism (Nazism) and the National Socialist Movement .............................168 25 POINTS OF AMERICAN NATIONAL SOCIALISM ..........184 Common Questions and Comments with Appropriate Response .......190 America’s National Socialist Party .................................................198 National Socialist Movement Political Manifesto ..........................203 National Socialist Corporativism ���������������������������������������������������207 If anyone wants to know why there is so much material about the National Socialist Movement, the American Nazi Party and the National Alliance in this book it is because those are the only people who had the courtesy to actually respond to my e mails and letters. I must wonder if the other web addresses and organizations I have been forced to exclude from this book are only insincere hobbyists. Empty, inactive fronts for fans of, and would be Fascists. This brings my entire hypothesis into question. The fact that there are pretenders on the internet causes me some concern. We have reached the point where nothing can be overlooked; and things such as fake store-front web pages should be eliminated regardless of the motivations involved. If you are a purveyor of radical revolutionary ideas for sensationalist purposes and are not seriously one of us you are causing harm and doing damage to a vital cause at a time when confusion and disinformation and misinformation could spell irreparable human and civil loss, you are requested to at least re-examine your conscience. I ask you please, do not pretend to be us anymore. It is time for us to act and naturally the first place we shall act is in the cleaning of our own house and if you and your pseudo Fascist, and National Corporate Syndicalist or Falangist web pages are there we will, of necessity, be inclined to begin listing it along with a proposed ‘black list’ of counter revolutionary ‘honey-pots’, This is a cordial and respectful warning that it may be caught up in our wheels; and we all do not want that. Fun is fun; we all understand that, but, in the very near future things will have become of such an intense and important nature that we must declare that enough is enough. Thank you, HRM vii 1963 Pompignoli Pier Luigi Predappio Tricolore, Predappio, Italy 2010 This book is dedicated to Pilar Primo de Rivera and the proprietors of the shop Predappio Tricolore, Predappio, Italy x H. R. Morgan Statement: H. R. Morgan claims copyright to all translations and interpretations of documents which were translated and interpreted by himself. All photographs of the National Socialist Movement (N. S. M.) were provided by Dylan Hollingsworth – dylanhollingsworth.com; and Sgt. Randy Smith of the N. S. M. Storm Division (2014) – H. R. Morgan – The Friends of Oswald Mosley, Predappio Tricolore Italy – Forza Nuova Italia – Golden Dawn Greece The classy opposition protestors. Commander National Socialist Movement and Leader Jeff Schoep “You stood against lies, you would never hide, You stood face to face with the enemy – Against all the odds.” Ian Stewart Donaldson FASCISM, AND THE DOCTRINE OF NATIONAL SOCIALISM xv “Until America takes care of its own people first, our government has no place to dictate the policy of foreign nations or meddle in their affairs, as was once learned by the failed Roman State, and continues through current United States imperialistic policy dictated to foreign powers that be today.” Commander Jeff Schoep “A call to action and boots in the streets in mass numbers is what it will take. It does not matter what specific group you fight for, be it the National Socialist Movement (obviously our first choice), or another similar grass roots movement that is taking the message to the streets. What is crucial now is that everyone who is physically able should take legal actions in the streets whenever possible, and those not able to assist physically should aid in such efforts financially or by other means at their disposal. No excuses; no waiting, no running to the hills cowardly retreating from the fray; (it is now time to) ‘man up!’ and stand on the barricades for your people and nation, now, while you still have the right to do so!” Commander NSM Jeff Schoep “Capitalism is the extraordinary belief that the nastiest men for the nastiest of reasons will somehow work for the benefit of us all.” John Maynard Keynes “The Corporate State has nothing to fear from fact. The more enlightened its citizens, the more solid its basis.” Ezra Pound xvii “And when you can no longer hold the flag that we tore from nothing you must hold it firmly in your fists and I know that it cannot be - as we bind ourselves together; and I know that you will close ranks! No one shall ever rip this flag from our hands – the flag that we tore from nothing!” Adolf Hitler FASCISM Part 7 Codex Fascismo Your Engineer et al. The Freedom Train Introduction The reader will notice that throughout this series of books on Fascism references are made to the British Fascists. The British Fascists were the most prolific in producing literature in the English language that explained the ideology of Fascism and the doctrines proposed for the social and domestic national rebuilding of England. The only other country to have created such an extensive body of documents on the Fascist domestic policy is Italy, that is, of course if we exclude German National Socialism from the mix. I feel, therefore, that it is necessary to include some of their comments between the translated texts as these writers were able to speak to the soul of their people in their own language, this being English, and this series of books is meant for the English language reader. I thought that, for the sake of fluency I would employ the eloquence of
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