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The TRUTH About Mussolini And Fascism

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Published on 31 Oct 2020 / In Film & Animation
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Sant77
Sant77 21 days ago

Fascism was a socialist movement based on class struggle ideology and it always have been in a fight with the Church, there was no "protection" for religious activity, on the contrary, socialist fascists incorporated the Duce's anticlericalism
and viewed the Pope and Vatican as something that souldn't last for too long. Fascists murdered catholic priests on Italy and even in the Ethiopian invasion. The socialist movement of fascism banned the Catholic Action in Italy, closed catholic associations, persecuted catholic priests and even threatened the Pope.

Catholics were even banned from participating in the fascist party (i don't know why any catholic would want to, anyway)

During 1931, a conflict broke out between the Catholic Church and Mussolini's government over Italian Catholic Action, due to the fact that Mussolini ordered his activism and the Italian police to CLOSE the headquarters of Catholic youth associations in Italy. Count Giuseppe Dalla Torre, director of the Vatican newspaper L'Osservatore Romano, wrote the following: “There were oppressions, often bloody, devastations that resulted in the sacrilegious desecration of broken crucifixes, marked pious images, portraits of the Pope torn and trampled amidst cries of grave and death to Catholic Action and the Supreme Pontiff, and songs blasphemous and obscene, and offensive to priests, students and young Catholics, although seriously attacked by a greater number of protesters, they did not submit to the intimidation of removing their badges, which were snatched away only with violence and after repeated resistance several times in the same place . ".

Mussolini even preferred Islam to Christianity, having even thought about building a mosque in Italy. (In 1934, after the creation of Italian Libya, Benito Mussolini initiated policies encouraging Islam, defining local populations as "Italian Muslims from the fourth bank of Italy". In Africa, Mussolini built 21 mosques, built Quranic schools, restored Quranic schools and mosques, prepared service structures for Islamists who pilgrimaged in Mecca, and founded the Higher School of Islamic Culture in Tripolitania. Therefore, on March 20, 1937, General Italo Baldo, who was governor-general of Italian Libya, proclaimed Mussolini as Protector of Islam in a proclamation addressed to Italian subjects in Africa. In this ceremony, Mussolini received the Sword of Islam from Yusuf Kerisc, an important Berber supporter of the Italian occupation against the Libyan resistance. After entering Tripolitania amid cannon salutes and at the head of a contingent of 2,600 horsemen, Mussolini reaffirmed his closeness to the Islamic population, guaranteeing “peace, justice, well-being and respect for the laws of the Prophet”. According to Mussolini's interpretation, with the Kingdom of Italy taking the place of the Ottoman Empire in Libya, this title was bequeathed to him, since, in some way, he was heir to the caliph's authority).

The socialist movement of fascism was formally condemned by the Church already by Pope Pius XI (before Pacelli - Pius XII), by the encyclical Non abbiamo bisogno. During the Second World War, Pope Pius XII made numerous appeals for peace, but the Pope's appeals upset the fascist dictator Benito Mussolini, who commented: "There is also a concentration camp for the old man in the Vatican, if he doesn't stop fighting for peace." ”. When Pius XI died, Mussolini mocked his death

The main problem was not they were fighting financial order, it was the fact that they were socialists and revolutionaries, the "big bad Wall Street global money" image has been used as an excuse to justify socialists movements, trying to paint that them as a conservative forces challenging the evils of the era, which is a certainly fake image. Mussolini wanted the socialization of economy and a socialist state and he remained loyal to the socialism of his youth, The Social Republic of Italy was almost named Socialist Republic of Italy.
"The Banks", "the FED," "the money", always the same image socialists use to draw support to their cause, the big money the oppress humanity and that should be attacked in order for everybody to live better, It is no surprise that Antonio Gramsci supported Mussolini in the beginning and Mussolini let Leon Trotsky wander around Italy in peace. Leon Trostsky free, light and free touring Italy in 1937. https://youtu.be/9GrYQbJ9A8o?si=FhAMPYw0_wbuONsl
Socialists are all cut from the same cloth, only the color changes.

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MartinGOLDBERG
MartinGOLDBERG 21 days ago

They were right to neutralize Catholciism, which after communism has been one of the most destructive forces on the planet. Catholics frequently play the victim while they destroy nation states and advocate for a Christian version of globalism.

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Sant77
Sant77 21 days ago

Not at all. The Church is the main basis of civilization and an obstacle to communist advances, unlike socialists who intend to bring spiritual relief through political activity and class struggle, always revealing the exact socialist structure previously condemned, using a scissors strategy. Christian globalism is pleonasm, as it targets all people on Earth. What does not exist is national Christianity, because this religion is universal in essence. There are propaganda constructs like those of neo-pagan national socialists and pagan fascist socialists that target Christian public opinion, but they never survive in-depth analysis.

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MartinGOLDBERG
MartinGOLDBERG 21 days ago

Yes, it targets all people on earth and teaches them to accept corrupt hierarchies of the rich while waiting for treasures in heaven.

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MartinGOLDBERG
MartinGOLDBERG 21 days ago

@Sant77: Quite a few French protestants and South American Indians lost their lives for globalist catholicism. I'm sure they would have preferred to be left alone.

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Sant77
Sant77 21 days ago

@MartinGOLDBERG: Protestants had their nice share of blood before any reaction of catholics, indians also killed each others and their deaths were mainly due to disease. The meaning of the word catholic already signifies the whole body of the Church. katholikos = universal. The globalist term is used to refer to the financial elite that controls good part of the agendas world wide, and they have also the Church as an enemy. You have a white gloablist threat (CFR, UN, BIlderberg, Secret Societies), but you also have the red globalists, both of them hate the Church., because the Church brings the divine order and message and those are sathanic inversions of the message in every sense.

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MartinGOLDBERG
MartinGOLDBERG 21 days ago

@Sant77: Your attempt to minimize genocide with Reza Aslan-tier apologetics is standard Catholic behavior. The Church brings chaos and national destruction wherever it garners power.

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Sant77
Sant77 21 days ago

@MartinGOLDBERG: The Church never had totalitarian power over the State during the Middle Ages. Genocide implies a deliberate and planned action, this was impossible to do even if the Church wanted to due to the lack of means. Genocide is intentional not colateral. Furthermore, the Church demanded good conditions for the indigenous people from the colonial powers, because she aimed to catechize and save their souls, the purpose of going there was to transfer the christian culture to the natives, otherwise there would be simply killing without missionary expeditions, priests would be useless there. Even the fascist logic is the cult of strength and survival of the fittest, therefore, the Europeans who dominated the Americas and subjugated the indigenous people would be the fittest and within the socialist logic there would be no problem. There was no genocide, but if there was, why would you, a socialist, have a problem with it, when you are sympathetic to the two socialist regimes in Germany and Italy? Also, the video propagates the narrative of the fascist regime as a protector of the religious activity, now you try to add arguments in favor of the "neutralization" of catholicism by the regime. Which version of the propaganda are you up to, the pro-catholic stance of the fascist regime or the anticlerical position of the italian socialists? You can't protect and neutralize at the same time.

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Sant77
Sant77 21 days ago

@MartinGOLDBERG: Benito Mussolini admitted that his fascism was nothing more than communism. Benito Mussolini confided to Alfred Mitchell Bingham during his visit to Italy in 1931 that: "Fascism is the same thing as communism." REFERENCE: Nevin Gussack, The Red-Black Alliance: Fascist-Communist Cooperation (1914-1941), p. 4. Benito Mussolini admitted that his ideas came from the left. On April 22, 1945, Benito Mussolini spoke in Milan: "Our programs are decidedly revolutionary, our ideas belong to what in a democratic regime would be called the left, our institutions are a direct consequence of our programs, our ideal is the state of There can be no doubt about it: we are the proletarians fighting, for life or death, against capitalism. We are the revolutionaries in search of a new order. waving the red danger is absurd. The real bogeyman, the real danger, the threat against which we fight tirelessly, comes from the right, therefore, we are not interested in having the capitalist bourgeoisie as an ally against the threat of the red danger: even in the best case, it would only be a treacherous ally, who would try to make us serve its purposes, as it has done more than once with some success. To waste words on this is perfectly superfluous. In fact, it is harmful. makes authentic revolutionaries of any color confuse us with the men of reaction whose language we sometimes use." REFERENCE: Benito Mussolini, Il manuale delle guardie nere, Editrice Reprint, 1993. Benito Mussolini admitted that the Fasci italiani di Combattimento was a left-wing group. Benito Mussolini spoke at the Liceo Beccaria on July 22, 1919: "The electoral reform will pass. The scrutiny of lists and proportional representation will pass. This will determine, for obvious reasons, the great coalitions, the Socialist-Leninist, the Clerical-Popular and Finally, ours, which can be called the Alliance for the Constituent Assembly, the Republican Alliance or the group of left-wing interventionists". REFERENCE: Benito Mussolini, Outline of the Aims and Program of Fascismo, speech delivered in Milan at the Liceo Beccaria (22 July 1919) p. 101.

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MartinGOLDBERG
MartinGOLDBERG 21 days ago

@Sant77: Yes you can. It's called warding off a fifth column without alienating broad swaths of the (admittedly deluded) population.

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MartinGOLDBERG
MartinGOLDBERG 21 days ago

@Sant77: Fascism went through different stages of existence, as the book explains. You're hung up on semantics and Catholic simping unfortunately.

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