Fascism: The Total Society

About the Book

After years of research, American syndicalist author H. R. Morgan presents a collection of the key statements made by the early Fascist leaders and their best thinkers. Included are criticisms of and solutions to all of the problems troubling the world today. Both the causes of global misery and the reasons for their having happened are plainly mentioned. The solutions are simply stated and strait forward. If you want to know why things today are the way they are, read this book. Contained within its pages is a sweeping panorama of pertinent statements made by those 'realists' of the twentieth century, that is actually, from the 1880's on up to today. "Fascism is not racism," says Morgan, "Fascism is realism." It is a doctrine of realistic social and economic policies for todays world. It is neither 'right-wing' or 'left-wing'; it is the extreme radical center. It is "thinking outside of the box" as they say. The book begins with a very informative introduction containing a large amount of historical background. It is, however, preceded with a preface of equally historical and semi biographical importance. Afterward is the main text called the 'Codex'. The 'Codex' is a long anthology of excerpts, quotes, paraphrases, citations and commentary. The book ends with a final word by Morgan. Also included is a complete bibleography and index. It is recommended for first or second year political science majors and for all those who are interested in the true meaning of Fascism for our time, rather than what they've seen and heard on television and in the mass media.

About the Author

H. R. Morgan, born in the City of Detroit, Michigan, has been a life long student of radical and mostly extremeist social politics. His birth name was Harry Richard Wyrembelsky which was later legally changed a short time after his birth. After the Detroit race riots of the 1960's his family relocated to northern Michigan eventually settleing in Pinconning, Michigan. When he was done with high school (actually when his high school was done with him) he went to work and also attained his G.E.D. Morgan later went on to attend community college for a couple of years majoring in Elementary Education and English. He later enrolled in Valley Bible Institute the major study being Systematic Theology. He has earned several certificates in such areas as Demonology, Theology of the Sacraments, and Systematic Theology. After three years of study at V.B.I, he was accepted into St. Innocent of America Orthodox Theological Seminary and later in St Gregory of Nyssa Seminary afterward receiving a diploma in Orthodox Theology. In 1996 Morgan moved into St. John the Wonderworker monastery for several months for his 'ortho-praxis' or formal training, at the end of which he was ordained to the Diaconate and raised to the level of Father Deacon. In 1997 he was fully ordained to the Eastern Orthodox Priesthood and a few years later was consecrated a minor Bishop. His apostolic lines of succession run directly back to Primate Aftimios Ofiesh. Morgan currently lives in western Texas at the Holy Family monastery. He is a semi-retired Chorepiscopus (minor Bishop) and spends his time working with the sick and handicapped.