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To: Micawber who wrote (15499)	12/17/2003 6:48:27 AM
From: Elroy Jetson	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 306849

Bush is that popular new mix. On fiscal issues he's a socialist while on social issues and personal freedom he's extreme-right. A review of political theory reveals this odd combination is classic Fascism. Expansion of the State coupled with a curtailment of personal freedoms. The General Theory of Fascism A. The Fascist Negations Anti-liberalism. Anti-communism. Anti-conservatism. B. Ideology and Goals Creation of a new nationalist authoritarian state. Organization of a new kind of regulated, multi-class, integrated national economic structure. The goal of empire. Specific espousal of an idealist, voluntarist creed. C. Style and Organization Emphasis on aesthetic structure, stressing romantic and mystical aspects. Attempted mass mobilization with militarization of political relationships and style, and the goal of a mass party militia. Positive evaluation and use of violence. Extreme stress on the masculine principle. Exaltation of youth. Specific tendency toward an authoritarian, charismatic, personal style of command.