I couldn't corroborate this from a primary source. It is still hilarious.

This doesn't mean that Evola hasn't said something of the very same effect, which conveys the very way in which his super-fascism should be understood.: 1/ “We are neither fascist nor anti-fascist. Anti-fascism is a nothingness. But for us who are integral imperialists,

2/ for us aristocrats, for us irreducible enemies of all plebeian politics and of all 'nationalistic ideology, of all intrigue and party spirit... fascism is too little. We would have wanted a fascism which is more radical, more intrepid, a fascism that is truly absolute, made

of pure force, unavailable for any compromise . . . We could never be considered anti-fascist, except to the extent that super-fascism would be equivalent to anti-fascism.” #Evola

The arrest happened in 1951 though, in the Roman prison of Regina Coeli.

Checks out

He said basically the same thing in 1930, in an essay in La Torre, as quoted above—about 21 years before the arrest.

@VDAREJamesK 😂😂😭

Heh, just watch, you're gonna love this! This, is my normal form... >What does he mean beyond even a superfascist? What does that make him? Double superfascist?

Plus Vltra, go beyond the mire that European stock have fallen into. Monarchy is the natural state of men who recognize that there is a metaphysical quality to life. It can't be forced on others, but we can continue having children with those most like us in all qualities.

I think this is from a source called Evola’s Autodifesa. Though it’s way more nuanced that what the memes make it out to be

Indeed it is available in English in Men among the Ruins.