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Corporate Marxism

Did you ever wonder why the U.S. tolerates China’s long-standing policy of petting the Yuan at 40% below its real value to the U.S. dollar? Candidate Mitt Romney promised to label China a “currency manipulator” […]
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Standesozialismus

Yes, the Nazis fought the original version of “corporate socialism” back in the day. They were quite aggressive in trying to eliminate corporate fascism. We call it “corporate welfare” these days and accept it for business as […]
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Schlageter

This was a play written for Adolf Hitler on his 44th birthday about the Nazi martyr Leo Schlageter. One of the characters delivers the often-quoted line: “Whenever I hear the word ‘culture,’ I release the […]
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Righteous Gentiles

This is how the State of Israel describes non-Jews who risked their lives to help Jews. They actually have a secular award, a shiny metal medal, that they award. What a bloody slap in the […]
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Panzerkampfwagen

The much-feared “Panzer” or, more formally, Germany’s “armored fighting vehicle” was the iron fist of the blitzkrieg. It was the frightening technological shock that rendered the Nazis unstoppable in the early stages of the war. […]
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Rassemschande

“Racial shame” was the politically correct view of sexual relations of Aryans with any other race – not just in Germany, but in the United States as well. It was a crime in most of […]
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Die Neuordnung

The “New World Order” of the present day is exactly what the Nazis were trying to defend themselves against. They wanted to establish a stable, coherent, defensible pan-European colonial type empire that would survive for […]
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Nuremburg Rallies

These were annual Nazi party gatherings of perhaps a million people and soldiers, vast seas of shining faces gushing with orgasmic enthusiasm for their God and savior, the Fuhrer. Gigantic flags carried by a thousand […]
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Prinzerlass

This was a decree passed in 1940 that prohibited members of the German royal families from working for the military. That would never, ever fly in America, where our “royal families” practically run the defense […]
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Hitlerjugend

From 1937 onward, all young German boys were required to join the “Hitler Youth.” There was a similar organization for girls. This conjures the inevitable image of children in small khaki uniforms marching and doing […]