This is nothng new, it has happened before while good men of freedom and democracy sat back and said nothing while millions of Jews were rounded up and slaughtered in the most arcane, vile, evil genocide the world had ever known.Now it begins again in Israel on Oct 7th 2023.
The political spectrum flip is a characteruistic of Fascims, and we see it exemplified by the BIden adminisgtration where a bidy politic traditionally liberal and democratic has morphed into tyrany based on a form of "woke", allegedly superior ideology dedicated soley to the accumulation of absolute power, portraying itself as democratic while decrying falsely that all other political opposition is fascist. Fascists calling everyone else "fascists" so that the People accept then erroneously as a status quo dedicated to traditional values of freedom, while their activities are based on absolute tyranny.It is that fiction of freedom used by fascists government tio subdue and pacify the public to accept their tyranny. That happened in Germany , SPain, Italy and other olaces ini Europe prior to WWII, and it is hapening nowagain in America with the Obama and Biden administrations.
Barrack Obama, The Quintessential Liberal Fascist,Article now censored
Pre WWII academics and political theorists wrote about International Fascism extensively but poorly understood the social mechanisms that establish International Fascism, but they seemed to agree that Socialism is the foundation for International Fascism.
"The European fascist movements that followed in the wake of the March on Rome, and around the time of the Nazis’ rise to power in Germany, saw themselves as part of a general European, if not global, phenomenon, as demonstrated by our three case studies. These are Norway’s Nasjonal Samling (NS, National Unity); Sweden’s Nationalsocialistiska Arbetarepartiet (NSAP, National Socialist Workers’ Party, from Nov. 1938 onwards, Svensksocialistisk Samling, SSS, Swedish Socialist Union); and the Netherlands’ Nationaal-Socialistische Beweging (NSB, National Socialist Movement). While for ideological and pragmatic reasons they invariably insisted on their unique national character, they saw fascism as something international.
The idea of ‘international fascism’ held growing currency with the two regimes that inspired the fascist waves that crashed over Europe in the 1920s and 1930s, as they sought to extend their influence beyond their borders. In the early 1930s, this resulted in an Italo-German rivalry for ideological supremacy, centring around constructed differences concerning the role of racism and antisemitism, a dispute that was lifted after a rapprochement resulting in the creation of the Rome-Berlin axis in 1936.
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Smaller fascist movements which necessarily recognised themselves as a part of something greater, wielded the idea of international fascism for their own ends, and made attempts to put that idea into practice, spurred on by the demonstration effect of ‘successful’ regimes they deemed fascist, first Italy, then Germany, but also Portugal, Spain, Hungary and so on.
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While the historiography has paid great attention to the international activities of Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany, and increasingly other authoritarian Rightist regimes which maintained close ties with the new role models, there is comparatively little understanding of the two questions that concern us here: how did the younger fascist movements conceive of fascism as an international phenomenon, and how did they ‘practise’ fascist internationalism?"
Conceptions and Practices of International Fascism in Norway, Sweden and the Netherlands, 1930–40
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