“Revolt against the bourgeoisie, the monarchy, and the aristocracy, who, in order to save their own skins and fortunes, were determined to prostitute themselves to Annibale [referring to the Allied forces], who were at the gates. Revolt against the veteran jesters and clowns who, failing to live up to their responsibilities, destroyed, in a single day, an army of over four million men. Revolt against Badoglio, who, after saying "the war continues," sided with the Allies. Revolt against the king, who, after supporting and indulging Mussolini, even in his mistakes and his soliloquies with Caesar and Napoleon, had him arrested at the gates of his villa, and then switched sides, becoming like a Mexican sergeant without dignity or honor. Revolt against everyone and everything.”