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To: xcr600 who wrote (18556)	2/24/2004 9:39:18 AM
From: Bucky Katt	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 48461

Of interest, and to needle the neo's, on this date in 1920, a group of Germans organized the National Socialist Party, forerunner of the Nazi Party. And since they opened the door, let us talk for a moment about fascism. ""What is fascism? Mussolini said that fascism should more properly be called "corporatism" since it was, under Mussolini, a blending of state and corporate power. Mussolini ought to know; he was the first fascist leader. As an economic system, fascism was widely admired in the west (Churchill considered Mussolini "a great man" and liked the economic aspects of fascism). In America fascism was, unsurprisingly, extremely popular among the upper class. The leading advocates of a fascist economic system to fight the depression – Germany in the late thirties had beaten the depression – were the Bush family and other elite clans. There was even a weird kind of half-assed coup attempt staged against FDR by those same interests in the mid thirties. Fascism isn’t a puppet of the ruling class. It is an extension. Definition one: it is an economic system in which corporations (or the wealthy elite) are essentially the government and vice versa. But there are other elements.""> zeppscommentaries.com