English Translation

22.) to bind permanent, principled and firm methods in political work and in relations between States and peoples. Fasohism is therefore the expression of the fluidity of life, it does not accept any other principle for its theory and doctrine, and also for its practice, unless it allows no principle to be bound by it in its beginning, its virtuousness and its politics. In this sense, fascism is a consistent utilitarianism and extreme opportunism. It is a "possitivism" in the sense that it does everything that is beneficial to it, and what its means in the w o d d n can be guided by other than its own interest, and without any obligation to take back a promise of a contract; for the continuing daily political change, development and continuous struggle can overcome any obligation and every contract from day to day, from year to year. In this sense, fascism, in part, continues Hobbes' philosophy of social and political struggle as the basis of all politics, and in part the philosophy of Macchiaveli, especially in terms of political practice. It only shapes it more modernly and drives it to all consequencies. Fascism is also anti-socialist and anti-communistism, while noting that it is a purely nationalistic doctrine of liberalism and democracy, of socialism and communism all international, Universa-