
Men these days are reluctant to say such things.

To stand for something is to be subject to irony; mockery; laughter.

These days, it is strange to have serious values. Many men think it strange even to be serious at all.

Values and seriousness are, of course, linked.

Our race, cocooned in the shell of nuclear weapons and postwar priests, is dying. We are wasting away, rotting in cities and giving way at the faintest push of opposition.







I am a Royalist

I stand for Monarchy; but not simply Monarchy.

A dictator is not sufficient; a sophist leads men astray.

Only through struggle should power to be gained.

And this struggle must come, again and again.



War is Life, war is human.

One great terror cannot change our nature.