Terrifying rise of the Fourth Reich:

Wed Dec 05, 2012 12:04 am » by **Pateriot**

How are National SOCIALISTS far-right? They are the far LEFT once again with a slight wrinkle. Where the wealthy class, bankers, and "source of all evil" has been replaced with the wealthy RACE (Jews), bankers, and "source of all evil". Slightly different mantra, same tactics, same violence, same tyranny, same results!!!

Wed Dec 05, 2012 12:10 am » by **Doogle**

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Don't mean to sound like a stuck record but...

Machiavellianism .

Besides, did they ever go away?
Where did all the scientists go? With pending war crime convictions wavered.
Who funded who during the wars, and hence, who runs the world's banks etc?
Which corporations were pro Nazi and still operate today?

On and on and on....

Wed Dec 05, 2012 12:10 am » by **99socks**

Pateriot wrote:How are National SOCIALISTS far-right? They are the far LEFT once again with a slight wrinkle. Where the wealthy class, bankers, and "source of all evil" has been replaced with the wealthy RACE (Jews), bankers, and "source of all evil". Slightly different mantra, same tactics, same violence, same tyranny, same results!!!

A history teacher told me one once, it's not a line... It's a circle. If you go too far to the left, you end up in the right, and if you go to far to the right, you end up in the left.

Wed Dec 05, 2012 12:12 am » by **Noentry**

99socks wrote:

A history teacher told me one once, it's not a line... It's a circle. If you go too far to the left, you end up in the right, and if you go to far to the right, you end up in the left.

oh I like that. nice saying 99socks

Wed Dec 05, 2012 12:37 am » by **Dagnamski**

Pateriot wrote:How are National SOCIALISTS far-right? They are the far LEFT once again with a slight wrinkle. Where the wealthy class, bankers, and "source of all evil" has been replaced with the wealthy RACE (Jews), bankers, and "source of all evil". Slightly different mantra, same tactics, same violence, same tyranny, same results!!!

extreme is extreme up down left right
:shock:

Wed Dec 05, 2012 1:07 am » by **WillEase666**

Noentry wrote:Terrifying rise of the Fourth Reich: Fears Germany is losing its battle with neo-Nazi menace

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news ... es-1293137

Will

Thanks. Too bad most people won't believe it, much less resist it, until it's too late...again.

Wed Dec 05, 2012 3:49 am » by **Harbin**

99socks wrote:
Pateriot wrote:How are National SOCIALISTS far-right? They are the far LEFT once again with a slight wrinkle. Where the wealthy class, bankers, and "source of all evil" has been replaced with the wealthy RACE (Jews), bankers, and "source of all evil". Slightly different mantra, same tactics, same violence, same tyranny, same results!!!

A history teacher told me one once, it's not a line... It's a circle. If you go too far to the left, you end up in the right, and if you go to far to the right, you end up in the left.

It is not a circle, it IS a line. There are State-ists at one end, that includes all the isms and ists, and non statists at the other end...ie human beings.

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Wed Dec 05, 2012 4:03 am » by **WillEase666**

‘The Fourth Reich’ Has Arrived

Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy (right) gestures during the press conference given with Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti after their meeting at the Moncloa Palace in Madrid, August 2.
(DANI POZO/AFP/Getty Images)

The Fourth Reich has taken over Europe, according to Il Giornale, a right-wing Italian newspaper. In a headlining story last Friday, Alessandro Sallusti, the editor in chief for the paper, asserted that Italy is “no longer in Europe. It is in the Fourth Reich.”
http://www.worldcrunch.com/berlusconi-n ... -/c1s6022/

These bold comments come in the wake of recent non-productive talks between Italy, Spain and the European Central Bank (ecb) over fiscal aid for the two struggling members of the eurozone. ecb President Mario Draghi has put pressure on Italy and Spain to formally apply for aid from the bank before any steps are taken to provide assistance. If either nation were to make a formal request, strict conditions would be enforced by the ecb in exchange for buying its bonds—strict conditions that would essentially put either nation at the mercy of the German-influenced ecb.

Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti has openly criticized the bank, stating in an interview with Der Spiegel, “… I told Chancellor Merkel of increasing resentment here in parliament—against the EU, against the euro, against the Germans and sometimes against the chancellor herself. That, though, is a problem that goes beyond just Germany and Italy. The tensions that have accompanied the eurozone in recent years are showing signs of a psychological dissolution of Europe.”
http://www.spiegel.de/international/eur ... 48511.html

Il Giornale also dished out criticism for Monti for not standing up to Germany more in the midst of the euro crisis, vividly comparing him to Neville Chamberlain, the British prime minister infamous for hastily declaring “peace for our time” after signing the Munich Agreement and the Anglo-German Declaration with Adolf Hitler.

Germany is not making many friends at the moment, but frankly, it doesn’t need to. The euro is crumbling, Italy is in trouble, and there is only one place Europe can turn to. If Germany chooses to bail out indebted Europe, expect Germany to exact its full pound of flesh in return—and that means economic, if not more political, control. Although a crumbling Europe is a negative for Germany’s economy, Germany is taking full advantage of the crisis to consolidate its control over the Continent.

Wed Dec 05, 2012 4:13 am » by **Iwanci**

Nice one socks, kind of goes with my thinking, if you push everything to its furthest point you likely end up where you began....

If we look around history and the world as we see it today, what can we really see has changed in our evolutionary pattern? NOTHING. We replace one power hungry mob by another and another.

The ONE thing in my brief statement that we fail to recognise is the word 'WE'. WE as the holders of the road maps for our respective governments give them the power to indeed replace the hungry mob... It is NOT them nor they, but WE that allows it to happen. Sometimes we are in the minority and we disagree, but the WE in our countries is made up of the majority, whether we like this or not, these are the terms of reference that allow our societies to set up and run government, the majority. So, if you see a certain country embarking in a certain direction that you do not agree with, chances are that the majority of their people agree with that direction, who are we to judge on majority rule?

Eventually, as socks points out, we end up repeating the errors of our past... one big circle.

Wed Dec 05, 2012 6:11 am » by **-Marduk-**

WillEase666 wrote:‘The Fourth Reich’ Has Arrived

Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy (right) gestures during the press conference given with Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti after their meeting at the Moncloa Palace in Madrid, August 2.
(DANI POZO/AFP/Getty Images)

The Fourth Reich has taken over Europe, according to Il Giornale, a right-wing Italian newspaper. In a headlining story last Friday, Alessandro Sallusti, the editor in chief for the paper, asserted that Italy is “no longer in Europe. It is in the Fourth Reich.”
http://www.worldcrunch.com/berlusconi-n ... -/c1s6022/

These bold comments come in the wake of recent non-productive talks between Italy, Spain and the European Central Bank (ecb) over fiscal aid for the two struggling members of the eurozone. ecb President Mario Draghi has put pressure on Italy and Spain to formally apply for aid from the bank before any steps are taken to provide assistance. If either nation were to make a formal request, strict conditions would be enforced by the ecb in exchange for buying its bonds—strict conditions that would essentially put either nation at the mercy of the German-influenced ecb.

Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti has openly criticized the bank, stating in an interview with Der Spiegel, “… I told Chancellor Merkel of increasing resentment here in parliament—against the EU, against the euro, against the Germans and sometimes against the chancellor herself. That, though, is a problem that goes beyond just Germany and Italy. The tensions that have accompanied the eurozone in recent years are showing signs of a psychological dissolution of Europe.”
http://www.spiegel.de/international/eur ... 48511.html

Il Giornale also dished out criticism for Monti for not standing up to Germany more in the midst of the euro crisis, vividly comparing him to Neville Chamberlain, the British prime minister infamous for hastily declaring “peace for our time” after signing the Munich Agreement and the Anglo-German Declaration with Adolf Hitler.

Germany is not making many friends at the moment, but frankly, it doesn’t need to. The euro is crumbling, Italy is in trouble, and there is only one place Europe can turn to. If Germany chooses to bail out indebted Europe, expect Germany to exact its full pound of flesh in return—and that means economic, if not more political, control. Although a crumbling Europe is a negative for Germany’s economy, Germany is taking full advantage of the crisis to consolidate its control over the Continent.