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What happened to your videos?

@Chinochet my videos? i had a bunch of edits, all of them got deleted by YT, but soon i should begin to post again.

@Kaesar1984 Ok, TLC!

@@King_gurgler He had no choice but to enter the war. I could discuss this topic in depth but I can’t send links on RUclips. But briefly, the British used economic blackmail and intentionally dragged the Italians into the war. Mussolini did not want to join a global war and delayed this as much as possible but he knew he had no choice. As a result he entered the war under the understanding that the war was ending soon and that it was essentially a repeat of the agreements made in Czechoslovakia in 1938. The British wished to isolate Italy so that they would be able to end Fascism and bring about a pro-British Italy subordinate to free market capitalism (Churchill later admitted this was the true purpose of the war) Mussolini had two options: 1. Stay neutral and allow Italy to be isolated and destroyed (die without fighting) 2. Join the war, maintain a balance in Europe and prevent Italy from being isolated (die fighting) Mussolini picked the best option

@@King_gurgler I also didn’t put this in the video but Greece was not only pro-British but they were allowing the British to operate in their territorial waters and Greece had already given their entire merchant fleet to the British. Obviously Italy could not tolerate this

@@MUSSOLINIAN ok you convinced me i will do my own research but for now i belive you

@@MUSSOLINIAN this is like the tenth time the british have blackmailed a country they dont align politically with in the 20th century it was basically what german or the eu is today

@@King_gurgler Yep pretty much. Ill send a few Churchill quotes to further my point “Germany's unforgivable crime before WW2 was its attempt to loosen its economy out of the world trade system and to build up its own exchange system from which world finance couldn't profit anymore". - Winston Churchill, The Second World War (Bern, 1960). "The war wasn't only about abolishing fascism, but to conquer sales markets. We could have, if we had intended so, prevented this war from breaking out without doing one shot, but we didn't want to." - Winston Churchill to Harry Truman (Fulton, USA March 1946). "I think a curse should rest on me, because I love this war. I know it's smashing and shattering the lives of thousands every moment and yet, I can't help it, I enjoy every second of it." - Winston Churchill, in a letter to his wife (1916)

@@sourpusstv7984 well its not my video but that’s not really the definition of Zionism. Zionism originally referred to the “aims to establish a Jewish Homeland” there were several ideas for this from Madagascar to Kenya to Ethiopia and many more. Palestine was just seen as the ideal one.

@@SB-tp2jv Well this is a common misconception. Mussolini never “left” socialism but only the socialist party (which he was famously kicked out of as a result of their disagreements) Mussolini viewed Fascism as true socialism and he came to view marxian socialism as a ploy against the people. Mussolini stated very early on that his issue with this type of socialism was its anti-nationalist character. In Mussolini’s view the predictions of Marx were wrong and as a result he viewed Fascist corporatism as his method of bringing true Socialism into reality. Mussolini’s socialism was inherently nationalist, and against internationalist socialism. Mussolini’s socialism and H*tler’s socialism were the same in the regard, Mussolini would even describe his socialism as a “national socialism” “The accusation of inconsistency is without foundation. My behaviour has always been consistent in the sense of looking to the substance, not the appearance of things. I have adapted myself, socialistically, to reality. As the natural development of society proved more and more of Marx's predictions to be wrong, true socialism retreated from the possible to the probable. The only feasible socialism that can be truly implemented is Corporativism-a merging point, a place of equilibrium and justice, with respect for collective interests.” Mussolini, 1945

@@MUSSOLINIAN Bro , with your clear cut answers, now I am doubting that am I a social democrat or not. Can U help me with it ? I believe in Nationalism . Protectionism . Nationalization of key industries . Progressive taxation . Social welfare . Little to no immigration. Market economy along with government intervention to break monopolies. Support for social hierarchy but oppose social oppression . Equity instead of equality. Can you tell me what should be my position on Political spectrum and am I really a social democrat ?

@@SB-tp2jv I don’t believe that most people would consider you a social democrat

@@MUSSOLINIAN I also think that my ideology is a blend of centre-right social policies with centre-left economic policies.

are you the one from solomon video?

You can message me on telegram because Im not sure what your account is

​@@MUSSOLINIAN link del gruppo telegram?

Aggression to Turkey??

That one was in 1912, Mussolini rose to power 10 years after that.

@@usser1831 Sure, I can send you some stuff on Telegram. RUclips doesn’t like to let me send links.

@@MUSSOLINIAN Don't worry, brother, for the moment it's enough for me if you mention some books that you think are essential, I'll look for them later.

@@usser1831Check out the website “Biblioteca Fascista” it has all sorts of materials and books. “Revolutionary Fascism by Erik Norling” is also really good

@@usser1831When it comes to things pertaining to Italy’s war efforts check out the sources I have linked in my posts on “Mussolinian4” on Telegram

Read books by giovanni gentile, H. R Morgan & james A. Gregor