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Definition of Fascism: 1 often capitalized : a political philosophy, movement, or regime (as that of the Fascisti) that exalts nation and often race above the individual and that stands for a centralized autocratic government headed by a dictatorial leader, severe economic and social regimentation, and forcible suppression of opposition

Given in Berlin, at the Reichstag

Deputies. Men of the German Reichstag:

At a Time when only Deeds Count and Words are of little Importance, it is not my Intention to Appear before you, the Elected Representatives of the German People, more often than Absolutely Necessary. The first Time I Spoke to you was at the Outbreak of the War, when, Thanks to the Anglo-French Conspiracy Against Peace, every Attempt at an Understanding with Poland, which otherwise would have been Possible, had been Frustrated.

Given in Berlin, at the Sportpalast

WHEN six Years ago I took over the Leadership of the Reich one of our so-called 'statesmen' of that Day said: 'Now this man has taken the decisive step. Up to now he has been popular, because he has been in opposition. Now he must govern and we shall see in six or eight weeks how his popularity will look'! Six Years — not six Weeks only — have Passed and I Believe that they have been the most Decisive Years for German History.

Essen, Party Convention

. . . I WAS always Particularly Anxious to Secure that Parteitag, {which} should on Principle never be used for the Settlement of Personal Disputes. Such Disputes must Certainly be Settled in one Way or another; but, just as Certainly, the Parteitag, which once in the Year should Unite the whole Movement, is not the Fitting Day for such a Settlement. Neither is it the Place at which to Seek to Clarify Unripe and Uncertain Ideas.

This Speech was given in front of the Munich Court

IT SEEMS Strange to me that a Man who, as a Soldier, was for six Years Accustomed to Blind Obedience, should Suddenly come into Conflict with the State and its Constitution. The Reasons for this Stem from the Days of my Youth. When I was seventeen I came to Vienna, and there I Learned to Study and Observe three Important Problems: the Social Question, the Race Problem, and, Finally, the Marxist Movement.

. . . THERE are two Things which can Unite Men — Common Ideals and Common Criminality. We have Inscribed upon our Banner the Great Germanic Ideal and for that Ideal we will Fight to the Last Drop of our Blood. We National Socialists have Realized that from the International Cesspool of Infamy, from the Berlin of Today, nothing can come to Save the Fatherland. We Know that two Things alone will Save us: first, the End of Internal Corruption, the Cleansing Out of all {of} those who owe their Existence simply to the Protection of their Party Comrades.

. . . IF THE first of May is to be Transferred in Accordance with its True Meaning from the Life of Nature to the Life of Peoples, then it must Symbolize the Renewal of the Body of a People who have Fallen into Senility. And, in the Life of Peoples, Senility Means Internationalism. What is Born of Senility? Nothing, nothing at all. Whatever in Human Civilization has Real Value, that Arose, not Out of Internationalism; {but} it Sprang from the Soul of a Single {Race of} People.

The Constitution Party Sincerely Believes that Jesus Christ Created the entire Universe, which is Revealed in the first line of their Preamble. That pretty well Summarizes where they are coming from. However, I went to the Trouble (all in Vain) to Explain in Details what is WRong with their Party "Platform," only to Discover when I got Finished, that their Information is Copyrighted.

First of all, I want to make it Clear that many Political Parties SHARE similar Beliefs, and therefore I should not have to Repeat any of their Weaknesses for you to Study: beCause, if you are Interested in any one Particular Party, you should Study their Website, in Order to Learn more about them, at which Time you will Discover their Weaknesses, which this and the Following Chapters will Remind you of.