Here is an excerpt:

Liberalism can only be defined negatively. It is a mere critique, not a living idea. Its great word “freedom” is a negative — it means in fact, freedom from authority, i.e., disintegration of the organism. In its last stages it produces social atomism in which not only the authority of the State is combated, but even the authority of society and the family. Divorce takes equal rank with marriage, children with parents.

I had some trouble understanding Yockey at first, but by the end of the chapter (the bit above is about halfway in) I could not only understand, I could see why he has been shoved down the memory hole. His thoughts represent a great heresy against “finance-Liberalism”, the world-eating political force I only recently and clumsily recognized as progressivism-globalism.

Imperium promises to be an interesting read. I second the recommendation, for those short on time, to at least read the chapter on Liberalism.