Fascism's "Trotsky": Julius Evola - 11 Points for Super-Fascism and the UberMensch

Why 11?  Why not 12 (Eschaton)?

Es·cha·ton

/ˈeskəˌtän/

noun

Theology

noun: eschaton

1. the final event in the divine plan; the end of the world.

   "the gift of eternal life at the eschaton"

from Wikipedia:


Orientamenti was a text against "national fascism"—instead, it advocated for a European Community modelled on the principles of the Waffen-SS, which had mustered international forces.[14][204] The Italian neo-fascist group Ordine Nuovo adopted Orientamenti as a guide for action in postwar Italy.[205] Evola praised Ordine Nouvo as the only Italian group that had "doctrinally had held firm without descending to compromise".[206] The European Liberation Front of Francis Parker Yockey called Evola "Italy's greatest living authoritarian philosopher" in the April 1951 issue of its publication Frontfighter.[14] Giuliano Salierni, who was an activist in the neo-Fascist Italian Social Movement during the early 1950s, later recalled Evola's calls to violence, along with Evola's reminiscences about Nazis such as Joseph Goebbels





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Salvador Dali, "The Javanese Mannequin" (1934)