Fascism

Exploring the concept of fascism, Oswald Mosley presents a unique perspective on political organization in post-World War II Britain. He proposes an occupational franchise system, where voters select candidates based on their professions rather than party affiliation, aiming to create a government of experts. The book addresses various topics, including freedom of speech, banking reform, and the role of trade unions, challenging the negative connotations associated with fascism. Mosley argues for a more nuanced understanding of fascism's ideals and intentions.