[SJackson]

I not too familiar with that, but it makes sense. Clearly he felt in the Brits and Americans he'd find kindred spirits when it came to racial theories. Was that a miscalulation with the Brits and Americans get little credit for. Sympathy with our Aryan brothers, sure, that'll happen.

A little off topic, but I loved Mailer's Castle in the Forest and look forward to the sequel. Wish I knew where, if at all, the fiction ended.

[Gilbo_3]

Clearly he felt in the Brits and Americans he'd find kindred spirits when it came to racial theories.

My take is that he basically asked other Anglos to go with his program one time, after that you were his enemy. He wanted our industrial base eventually, and thought that he would be able to get it through superior tech/firepower that he had a head start in development during the 20-30s...