Marcel Bucard told a Faisceau gathering at Verdun on 21 February 1926 to remember forever the sacredness of the dead, ‘the immortal soul of those killed in action for France’. The infinite beauty of sacrifice was the lesson to be learned from the meeting, he concluded.

"Sieg Heil, boy! I'm from South Germany!"

“It is clear that the French have never suffered so much as since the American liberation. Our only hope is the triumph of the ideas that we represent and that is why we particularly honor those of our men who – as volunteers of the LVF, the Waffen-SS, and all of the other groups that are fighting against Bolshevism – have taken up arms for a cause which is that of France…The armies of the democracies led by General Eisenhower see the tide of French blood which is flowing and is silent on everything which is going on in France…England and the United States have already delivered a part of Europe to the Soviets. Only a wonderful and amazing Germany is defending civilization today.”

Fernand de Brinon, February 1945.

Thomas Sewell explodes at the media after facing court over an alleged counter-protest against illegal immigrants.

"We don't want Australia turning into a third world country"

https://www.noticer.news/thomas-sewell-explodes-media-court-melbourne/

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Every Volk which struggles to the fore from utter misery and defeat to cleanse and liberate itself also produces vocalists who are able to put into words what the masses bear in their innermost hearts. It is thus that the powerful Volksbewegung, the Movement of Germany, has also found the voice able to express what the men in rank feel. With his song, which is sung by millions today, Horst Wessel has erected a monument to himself in ongoing history which shall prevail longer than stone and bronze. Even after centuries have passed, even when not a stone is left standing in this great city of Berlin, one will be mindful of the greatest German liberation movement and its vocalist. Comrades, raise the flags. Horst Wessel, who lies under this stone, is not dead. Every day and every hour his spirit is with us, marching in our ranks. 

Adolf Hitler, 22 January 1933.

That is a salute two-thousand years before Hitler was born. That was the origin and I think a good many people in England have the historical sense to know why all movements of renaissance in Europe adopted the European salute, which wasn’t adopted by Hitler, Mussolini or anybody else but was taken over by us all because it was a European salute, and because we were fighting against people who were giving the clenched fist salute. It was an answer to that… to the communist international, the results of which you’ve seen recently in the support of the old parties for people like Philby, Maclean and the rest of it; and that’s what we were fighting and giving the salute of European manhood and I’m proud of it.

Sir Oswald Mosley

The most interesting part of Sir Oswald’s response was that he believed that the European salute wasn’t merely adopted by any one fascist leader and then imitated by other fascist leaders, but was taken over absolutely by all Europeans fighting for a European renaissance against the international communist threat. The other interested point is that he chose not to refer to it as the Roman salute or the Nazi salute because he understood that the salute had a more profound meaning that went beyond empires and nations and concerned itself with Western civilization as a whole.

In Sir Oswald’s eyes; in the eyes of Franco, Mussolini, Codreanu et al, the European Salute was a gesture of polarity, defiance, masculinity and solidarity with other Europeans in the struggle against international communism, or rather the forces international communism represented; the same forces that have existed throughout European history and have been fought against by the Greeks, Romans etc: chaos and the disintegration of Western civilisation. When we examine the deeper attributions of the European Salute and the personalities of the imperial and fascist leaders that have used it, we can begin to see that Sir Oswald offered an apt explanation that echoes back to Rome if we swap out “international communist” for “chaos and the disintegration of Western civilisation”.

https://will2rise.substack.com/p/the-european-salute-nemesis-of-the

Mark Collett talks to Jake Shields about Nationalism in the UK, the massive immigration issues facing Europe, mainstream anti-White hatred, Tommy Robinson, the conflict in Palestine, UK grooming gangs, double standards in speech, and much more.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LFFpSBFq7rM

Imagining Fascism: The Cultural Politics of the French Young Right, 1930–1945
by Paul Mazgaj

Led by Robert Brasillach and Thierry Maulnier, the ‘Young Right’ emerged as a generational insurgency within Charles Maurras’s Action française in the early 1930s. Inspired by the mobilizing energies of foreign fascisms, the men of the Young Right became vocal advocates for a French ‘national revolution.’ The Young Right set themselves to rejuvenating French nationalism and winning a place for France in an emerging new Europe. Combining native strains of French nationalism with selected ‘lessons’ from foreign sources, they soon constructed a distinctive variant of French fascism—one, however, which proved highly unstable. By the eve of the war, the question of fascism fragmented the Young Right itself, creating an ideological impasse that, after 1940, led some to Paris and open collaboration with Germany, others to Vichy to press the case for a radicalization of the National Revolution, and still others back to the Action française and its reactionary brand of nationalism. The odyssey illuminates not only the emergence of the engagé fascist intellectual in France but, more generally, many of the tensions that hindered the formation of a unified French fascist movement.

These men are now united in the great silence of an icy cemetery alongside some German comrades who fell in the same battle: they symbolize the reconciliation of two great European peoples that we want complete.

Jacques Doriot, 1 February 1942.

There are not only Frenchmen in this crusade. Other men came from all over Europe as regular soldiers or as volunteers and participants. The Finns, the Italians, the Romanians, the Hungarians, the Slovaks, the Croats, the Spaniards, the Danes, the Norwegians, the Walloons, the Flemings, by their presence on the front, attest to European solidarity in the face of enormous danger.

Jacques Doriot, 2 February 1942.

The recent US attack on Iran will be highly concerning to all Europeans who remember our recent past.

American intervention in the Middle-East will not always bring regime change, or lasting positive change of any kind.

What it will bring however is floods of refugees streaming towards Europe.

The 2015 Syrian refugees crisis was triggered by a minority of Syria's ~20 million strong population fleeing the country and making their way to Europe, with European nations and their peoples being terrorised and victimised for years afterwards.

The sudden collapse of a government of ~93 million people such as Iran would bring catastrophic consequences for a European continent ruled by states unable and unwilling to defend their borders.

Irish leftists, for all of their bleating about the need for a Palestinian nation-state, are blind, deaf and dumb to the benefit to Israeli strategic interests that open borders policies of European nations hold, acting as a pressure release valve after the wars of their American subordinate destroy their adversaries and allow for incremental Israeli territorial expansion.

The racial antipathy held by many Israeli politicians towards Ireland and other European nations due to their rightful support for the beleaguered Palestinian people is an established fact.

Their knowledge that they can simply ethnically cleanse Palestine and send them to Europe to be taken in by gullible leftist governments gives the likes of the Likud party no small amount of joy.

Whether Iran, Iraq, Syria or Palestine, it is clear that only a nationalist Europe can simultaneously hold both the morality and the strength to defend Europe and thus act as a stabilising power in the face of Israeli-American foreign policy.

Europe needs nationalism or it simply will not survive the 21st century.

Europe in the struggle for freedom will not forget its martyrs.

28 February 1975
MIKIS MANTAKAS