The term “Fascist” gets thrown about wildly these days, often by those who know nothing
of its history.
In 1925 Winston Churchill met Mussolini and fell in love with him. A love which grew in
intensity when Italy attacked Abyssinia. At the time, at the League of Nations, Eamon
De Valera demanded that the members of the League honour its Covenant and defend
Abyssinia and he was prepared, if necessary, to contribute Irish troops to a League
force in defend the Fascists’ victim. For this Anthony Eden described Dev as a “firebrand”.
However Britain made Italy pay for its aggression into the coffers of the British owned
Suez Canal Company, for the passage of the aggressors through that convenient
waterway. British Intelligence officers flew General Franco to Morocco to launch
his attack on Spanish democracy and British forces in Gibraltar entertained Itallians
on their way to help Franco.
Imitation is the sincerist form of flattery.
Mussolini had been a Socialist but was bankrolled by British Intelligence since 1917.
He seized power in 1922 was dubbed a Knight of the Bath in 1923, had his goons
assassinate his old party’s parliamentary leader the following year.
I can think of a prominent British politician with a similar record. He didn’t bodily assassinate his victim but assassinated character.
Drat it, I forget the name of the guy but the first two letters of his surname are St.
He has been virtually Canonised by liberal pundits
his old leader,
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