Stalinist Revisionism

Why Authoritarianism has been the Rule and Liberal Democracy the Exception

"In short, the Soviets were the only ones to develop a concept of war that incorporated both strategic and tactical dimensions. This is the doctrine of Deep Battle, incorporated in the Field Regulations of 1936. It was the brainchild of Marshall (after his promotion) Tukhachevsky, Chief of Staff of the Red Army. … The stimulus for this revolution in military thinking can be traced to Ivanin's analysis of methods of the Mongol armies. The institutionalization of the Mongol way of war in the Soviet army was due, more pragmatically, to two men, Marshall Tukhachevsky and Mikhail Vasilyevich Frunze. … In a very real sense, Frunze and Tukhachevsky, both students of Ivanin's analysis of the Mongol campaigns, had reconfigured the Soviet army in the image of the army of Genghis Khan and Subotai. This was true strategically, tactically, and in the equipment employed to execute the doctrine of Deep Battle." — Richard A. Gabriel, "Subotai the Valiant: Genghis Khan's Greatest General," 2004

What the NRA during the New Deal would have looked like if Johnson was able to institutionalized FDR as dictator.

Remastered diagrams of what existed under FDR’s administration

I give you the new and improved article on FDR. https://fascio.substack.com/p/fdrs-new-deal-nra-and-corporatism

"This voluntarist idealism is the basis of the cultural revolution: "The cultural revolution aims to revolutionize human thought." Man is the centre of everything, not the economy: it is not enough to transform this last reality, it is necessary to transform man. Corneliu Codreanu also proposed "reforming man": "This country is heading straight for ruin for lack of men, not programs. That's what we got. We must not create programs, but men, new men." But the analogy between the doctrines of Codreanu and Mao becomes much more evident when we compare the importance that Maoism attaches to the peasantry within the new order it wishes to create." — Claudio Mutti, "Maoism and Tradition," January 1, 1973

"Maoism exalts heroic values and opposes pacifism a warlike conception of life based on spirituality, values and ethics that are proper to it. This conception does not make room for the existence of individualism, but preaches an impersonal activity that, free of any subjectivity, gives importance to the heroic sacrifice which is, by definition, a de-individualized form of anonymity. Against commercial societies that only promote "civic virtues" and that "identify material values with values in themselves and where the ideal of life is a safe and comfortable life of work, production, sport, cinema and sensuality," Maoism proposes as an alternative a type of society in which the warrior and the hero are the protagonists." — Claudio Mutti, "Maoism and Tradition," January 1, 1973

"To "deepen the great proletarian cultural revolution" in China, it was said: "The growth of all things depends on the Sun and the revolution depends on Mao's thought." This sentence expresses the idea that the Head is identified with the Sun. […] Mao continues to use this symbolism of emperors that continues to be heard in the songs of the Chinese revolution: "The East is red, the sun is rising. China spawned a Mao Zedong. The Communist Party is like the sun. It makes everything that illuminates shine. […] It is the Sun in our hearts, the Red Sun in the hearts of the revolutionary people. Long live Chairman Mao! The rays of the Golden Mountain of Beijing illuminate the planet. This golden sun is Chairman Mao." This solar character constantly attributed to Mao Zedong makes us think that Maoism is the contemporary incarnation of the great Chinese imperial tradition." — Claudio Mutti, "Maoism and Tradition," January 1, 1973

"Unfortunately, however, this Zionist idea is absolutely false and essentially reactionary. … Absolutely untenable scientifically, the idea that the Jews form a separate nation is reactionary politically. … That is precisely what the Jewish problem amounts to: assimilation or isolation?—and the idea of a Jewish 'nationality' is definitely reactionary not only when expounded by its consistent advocates (the Zionists), but likewise on the lips of those who try to combine it with the ideas of Social-Democracy (the Bundists). The idea of a Jewish nationality runs counter to the interests of the Jewish proletariat, for it fosters among them, directly or indirectly, a spirit hostile to assimilation, the spirit of the 'ghetto'." — Vladimir Lenin, 1903 article "The Position of the Bund in the Party," Iskra No. 51, October 22, 1903; Lenin Collected Works, Vol. 7

"Patriotism is whole-hearted devotion to the country and people." — Kim Jong Un, article titled "Fatherland and I" by Han Myong Chol, published on July 23, 2025 "Patriotism is the noble spirit of valuing every tree in the country and devoting one's sweat and sincerity to tending it, and one's patriotic feeling develops while he plants and tends every single tree." — Kim Jong Un, planting trees with students at Mangyongdae Revolutionary School on Tree-planting Day, March 2, Juche 106, 2017

In 1980, Bolivia’s cocaine empire was run by Roberto Suárez Gómez — the real-life “King of Cocaine” — and protected by a neo-fascist death squad called Los Novios de la Muerte. Their chief advisor? Klaus Barbie, the Butcher of Lyon. They financed a military coup, flooded the United States with pure cocaine, worked directly with Pablo Escobar, and even inspired the Bolivian villain in Scarface. This is the full, history of how a Nazi war criminal, a Bolivian cattle baron, and a private army of European neo-fascists turned an entire country into a cocaine aircraft carrier. Link: https://fascio.substack.com/p/bolivias-king-of-cocaine-the-rise

"There's no longer any left or right. There's the system and the enemies of the system. The system is the liberal democracy that triumphed everywhere, that noxious, shit-colored weed. The enemies of the system—that's who we are, extreme Communists, extreme nationalists." — Eduard Limonov, interview conducted by Timur Chagunava for the St. Petersburg magazine/newspaper Pchela ("The Bee"), December 29, 2003

"This civilization must be destroyed everywhere on earth – in Russia, in China, and in America. Destroy it – this goal must unite all those dissatisfied. And none of the privileged classes, none of the workers' dictatorship – why should the factory workers be better than anybody else? It's nonsense. Better is he who hates this civilization more. We don't answer the question – what shall we build on the cleared ground? We say, «Destruction is our goal.» And it's not just to the ground as it says in the «International.» We'll dig deeper, uprooting, leaving behind no trace, just dust – destroy it like the conquerors destroyed ancient cities and then plowed them under." — Eduard Limonov, "Дневник неудачника, или Секретная тетрадь" ("Diary of a Loser or Secret Notebook"), 1982

"I utter this deadly truth with regret, but Louis must die, because the homeland has to live." — Maximilien Robespierre, speech on the Trial of Louis XVI, December 1792

"Our society needs a cold shower. Therefore, I perform a certain role of accuser, Robespierre. True, so far not on the guillotine." — Eduard Limonov, Interview with Daily Talking, July 14, 2013