Art is mightier than knowledge, for it wants life, and knowledge attains as its ultimate end only—annihilation.

Our focus is that which is beautiful across the ancient city and on the fresh frontier, that which is true flanked by a million men and when one is abandoned alone, that which is righteous inside the grandest cathedral and within the remotest domain of Pan.

The eternal return of values which apply not only in life but also in death is necessary, and necessarily so. There is no glory and honor, no transcending life and overcoming death without these universal values.

“We live under the rule of the most miserable and most degrading of dictatorships: the bourgeois dictatorship, that of the merchants. Everything that surrounds us is bourgeois: political society, economy, culture, family, social customs, religious manifestations.”

- Franco Freda

“Action is life, precariousness and impatience. It means understanding the times we live in, knowing how to adapt to change, to events that follow one another, that overlap in the whirlwind of modern civilisation.”

Gabriele D’Annunzio

“The revolutionary path is the only one, in the cosmic and astronomical sense.”

Rémi Soulié

“The law is an accumulation of attempts to block a man's desire to change life into an instant of poetry. Certainly it would not be right to let everybody exchange his life for a line of poetry written in a splash of blood.”

Yukio Mishima

“Instinct is the most intelligent type of intelligence discovered so far.”

- Nietzsche

“If anarchists are sincere, they must recognize that Fascism is the only truly anarchistic government.”

– Benito Mussolini, 1921

“Nothing was left in his voice but equanimity, apathy; fire had burned everything else out of it. It’s men like that you need for fighting.”

Ernst Jünger

“That party of life which takes in hand the greatest of all tasks, the higher breeding of humanity, together with the remorseless destruction of all degenerate and parasitic elements, will again make possible on earth that superfluity of life out of which the Dionysian condition must again proceed.

I promise a tragic age: the supreme art in the affirmation of life, tragedy, will be reborn when mankind has behind it the consciousness of the harshest but most necessary wars without suffering from it…”