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Entry: Saying "No" to Tenured Fascists Link: http://www.takimag.com/blogs/article/saying_no_to_tenured_fascists#18013 Post contents: I agree with John Ball...the most famous "Leftist" regimes in Latin America were "fascist"...Argentina and Venezuela most prominently. It is interesting that the "Old" Left--influenced by Marx---focused on finance capitalism, just as the early Nazis did. Much of the anti-Semitism sentiments among the “national socialists” came from the undisputed influence of the Rothchild Bankers, who financed--and profited--from Europe’s continual warfare during the 18th, 19th and early 20th Century. Somewhere along the line, the “Left” stopped talking about finance capitalism per se, and started focusing on cultural issues, opposition to religion, family structures, re-interpreting US history and so on. This change in direction reached it’s highest point in the “New” Left, which was mostly a cultural phenomena, an elitist perspective focused entirely around the big college campuses in the US. A re-read of the old Port Huron Statement demonstrates this cultural alienation, whose legacy is modern “identity” politics, the environmental movement, and feminism, People of Color, and so on that we are afflicted with today. Me thinks that a lot of this has to do with the high proportion of Jews that made up a lot of the Left, and their discomfort with focusing on finance capitalism, the FED--for instance, which we know is a “privatization” of the US currency, whose board members are almost all Jewish--except for a Rockefeller---all descendents or associates of the old Rothchild Banking families. It’s also not surprising that the excesses of the new cultural orientation of the Left against middle class culture would alienate it’s share of true believers, who became today’s Neo-Cons---Horowitz being the prime example, along with Irving Kristol. An accurate history the roots of the modern Left, it’s morphing into neo-conservatives and it’s roots has yet to be written, although bits and pieces can be pieced together from this and that. Sent at: 2008 07 09