Posts Tagged ‘Fascism’

21
May

None Dare Call It Conspiracy

   Posted by: lightfinger    in Politics

I have always been a fan of the book "None Dare Call It Conspiracy". By accident, my library had this small book in the paperback section. I think I checked it out more often than any other book. 

The book turns on end the entire right wing vs left wing cock and bull story we are constantly being fed by the media and the political parties. Instead, it shows how the battle is totalitarianism vs true anarchy (not that fake anarchy crap being perpetuated by the loony left). It showed back in 1972 where fascism and socialism were cousins, not opposites.

Recently, a number of books like Liberty and Tyranny by Mark Levin, and Liberal Fascism by Jonah Goldberg, follow along the lines that this book over 35 years ago first set out.

Why am I writing about this? Because I found a PDF copy of the book on the web. I urge all of you who read my rantings here to read this pdf and see how we have been duped over the years.

None Dare Call It Conspiracy

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30
Sep

Reid and Pelosi Attempt to Ignite Civil War

   Posted by: lightfinger    in Health Care, Politics

Yes, my title is provocative, but hear me out.

Harry Reid is going to use parliamentary tricks in order to get the Health Care bill passed despite opposition of more than 55% of the electorate. He’s going to attempt to tie the Health Care bill to the tax on TARP bonuses that was passed by Pelosi’s House.

In essence, the two of them are going to ram a grab of 17% of our GDP through, and include the public option on it. 

Not only is this against any sort of common decency to follow the bill the right way through the House and Senate, but they are just trying to provoke people who are going to take major offense to this being ramrodded down their throats. Those people are already fed up, at witnessed by the Tea Parties. Until now, those people have followed the law to the letter – ask yourself how many of the one million plus at Washington DC’s September 12th rally were arrested for civil disobedience?

None.

That’s going to start to change, the more Reid and Pelosi flaunt the system and push this country into a state Stalin would be proud of, let alone Mussolini (search this blog for my November 2008 article concerning that).

The violence that Pelosi faked tears over, and warned about is coming closer and closer to reality the more this kind of garbage she pushes. If it does come about, the blame is squarely on her shoulders for using the government to oppress the freedoms enjoyed by its people, and for destroying the protections we have in the United States Constitution to restrict the power of government.

I wish I wouldn’t have to predict this sort of thing. I thought we could all be responsible individuals and not let it come down to another Civil War. If the trend continues, however, I see it as inevitable.

Let’s get it straight…I’m not advocating it, but I am predicting it. 

God help us all.

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27
Nov

Obama is the 21st Century Mussolini

   Posted by: lightfinger    in Obama

I have taken quite a lot of flak about my continuing comments over Twitter saying that Obama has the same policies as Benito Mussolini in 1922 Italy. Mind you, most of the objections to my arguments center on the popular notion that fascism and naziism were the same thing. Though Hitler looked at what Mussolini was doing and refined it into the Nazi goals, and eventually convinced Mussolini to follow suit, the Italian fascism of 1922 is a different beast.

So, here is my proof. This comes from the Special Collections Library of the University of Wisconsin at Madison. It was penned by Stanley A Payne in 1998, and can be found on the web at http://specialcollections.library.wisc.edu/exhibits/Fascism/Intro.html.

Italian Fascism began on the left, seeking to combine strong nationalism with modern developmentalism and an aggressive new style of activism that prized violence, idealism, and anti-materialism. While reenforcing Italian colonialism, Fascism originally embraced national liberation and rejected extreme imperialism and racism. Mussolini did not create the movement but skillfully guided himself to power as its Duce (Dux, or leader), at the same time moving the party to the right and engaging in practical compromise with Italy’s established institutions. Though Fascists invented the term "totalitarian" for their new system, Mussolini was unable to complete a Fascist revolution and instead presided over a somewhat limited, semi-pluralist political dictatorship.

Though Fascists were at first wary of and even hostile to Hitlerism, the Nazi leader sought Mussolini as his chief ally. The Duce allowed himself to be convinced by the end of 1937, introducing Nazi-style racist and anti-semitic legislation in Italy despite the membership of many Jews in the Fascist Party.

"Aggressive new style of activism that prized violence"… hm, like what is going on in California with the gay activists trashing churches, vehicles, and the like?

"…idealism…" MoveOn.org activists, among others?

"…anti-materialism…" Class warfare rhetoric, the attacks against companies like Wal-Mart, maybe?

"…rejected extreme imperialism and racism…" The War on Terror? ACORN and other activists working against those evil, racist Republicans?

"…engaging in practical compromise with Italy’s established institutions…" The bailout?

Il Duce…The Leader… The One…The Messiah (as per Louis Farrakhan)

Ah but David, you may say, this is but one source.

From http://www.revision-notes.co.uk/revision/21.html :

Reasons for the rise of the Fascists (1920-22)

    • Disgust in Italy at the terms of the peace treaties (didn’t obtain A.H. territory)
    • The Fascists represented a means to stop the socialists and the communists (in the eyes of conservative politicians, who sought to moderate and control Fascism to their purposes) Despite their voting records being similar, Obama is considered more ‘reasonable’ than Dennis Kucinich and also garnered votes from people such as Chuck Hagel and Colin Powell.
    • Mussolini was backed by wealthy industrialists and landowners (b/c of their fear of socialist reforms) George Soros, Bill Gates, Warren Buffet, those that ran Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, just to name a few
    • Support from Pope Pius XI and the Vatican (who saw the Fascists as an opportunity to normalize State-Church relationships) Black church leadership, moderate Christian denominations such as the Methodists, Scientology
    • Lack of faith in Italy’s institutions (failures of WWI, post-war violence, high U…) George W Bush, financial markets, auto industry
    • After the March on Rome (October 22) the King offered the post of Prime Minister to Mussolini
    • The violence of the Fascists (i.e.: blackshirts) intimidated opponents On election day, voter intimidation occurred in Philadelphia, plus the threat of being labelled a racist.
    • The complicity of the police and the army (who didn’t suppress Fascist violence) Police are doing little to quell Prop 8 protests, among other things.

The Establishment of a Dictatorship

The king remained the Head of State, but w/ Mussolini Italy moved gradually towards dictatorship (not to the extent of Hitler’s dictatorship however)

1922-1924: The Fascists strengthened their position by:

      • Excluding Socialists from the coalition More radical supporters have not been placed in the proposed Cabinet
      • Continuing to attract members (weakening opponents at the same time) The Obama Nation
      • Continuing violence a/g political opponents Church attacks…more coming
      • The fact that the Vatican became increasingly pro-Fascist
      • The lack of unity amongst opponents Just read all the Republicans bashing each other
      • The Acerbo Law (July 1923) which stated that the party of coalition which won an election was to be automatically awarded 2/3 of the seats in parliament (this made strong Gov. possible)
      • Winning the April 1924 election w/ 374 out of 535 seats in parliament Near supermajority in the Senate, and dominance in the House
    • Use of electoral fraud in the south of Italy (to ensure Fascist victory) ACORN

I rest my case…for now.

 

 

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