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Category Archives: Fascism
My Friend’s Dad Was A Black Shirt
I just learned that the father of someone near me was in Oswald Mosely’s black shirts because during the 1930s, many Jews fled to Britain and they entered his profession and rampantly cheated, so he turned violently against Jewish immigration … Continue reading
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LAT: What happens when a millennial goes fascist? He starts up a neo-Nazi site
From the Los Angeles Times, June 24, 2015: Andrew Anglin, 30, the publisher of the neo-Nazi website Daily Stormer, wouldn’t say where he was. He wouldn’t even say if he was in America. Anglin has gotten a lot of media … Continue reading
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‘The ugly manifestations of resurgent neo-fascism’
Efraim Zuroff writes: I have once again personally witnessed the ugly manifestations of resurgent neo-fascism in the Baltic countries during the past 10 days. Last Wednesday some 1,500 Lithuanians participated in a march organised by the Union of Nationalist Youth … Continue reading
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Wiesenthal Center Denounces Attempt by Russian Rodina Party to Join Forces With Western European Neo-Nazis and Fascists
From Wiesenthal.com: Jerusalem-The Simon Wiesenthal Center today denounced a Russian international conference convened by the Rodina party (the Russian National Patriotic Union) to establish a pan-European movement to lobby for Russia’s interests with the participation of West European neo-Nazis and … Continue reading
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Efraim Zuroff: One man’s journey to the heartland of fascism
Efraim Zuroff is a Simon Wiesenthal Center Nazi hunter and historian. For ethno-nationalists, Israel is a shining light of what a determined people can accomplish, but I guess if Jews develop an ethno-state, that’s a good thing, but if goyim … Continue reading
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Fascism Was A Reaction To Liberalism
Anthropologist Peter Frost writes: Conservatives, particularly in the Roman Catholic Church, were pointing out that liberalism would eventually destroy all traditional identities—the family, gender, kinship, ethnicity. Since these identities are nonconsensual, they violate liberal principles of personal freedom and individual … Continue reading
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How To Be A Fascist
Growing up a Seventh-Day Adventist, the word “Papist” was commonly thrown around to connote views we despised. “Fascists” functions similarly in the world today. It’s the worst thing ever. It’s also about the last political movement where you will find … Continue reading
William Lind On Christianity Vs Paganism
Right-wing pundit William S. Lind: “Christianity has never officially approved of forced conversion. The Church has always acknowledged that belief must come from the heart and the mind. This is different from Islam where once somebody has said the formula, … Continue reading