There's a lot of difference between admiring Fascism and admiring Nazism. Fascism was the
idea that a nation was a kind of super-organism consisting of people in different stations
of life working together to achieve collective goals. It's not a philosophy of government
I like, but it's not crazy either. It's roughly the way army's work. Nazism added
superstitious beliefs in "blut und volk" and a virulent hatred of Jews and Roma as
responsible for degeneration of a mythical Aryan culture. It adopted genocide as the
policy for solving "the Jewish question."
Brent
On 8/22/2013 9:36 AM, Chris de Morsella wrote:
Jabotinsky, who is one of the most important historical figures of the development of
Zionism in Israel was a great and open admirer of Mussolini and of the fascist ideology.
Fascism -- during that period of history was seen as a futurist/modern ideology and was
admired by many including many Americans of the time.
Does this mean Zionism and all modern Zionists love fascism -- a fair number of them
seem to Lieberman for example -- but I hope you see how it is not fair to use
Jabotinski's great admiration for fascism and for Mussolini to characterize modern
Zionism. His affinity for fascism certainly probably influenced his development of the
Iron Wall ideology of Zionism (read about it) so it has certainly shown up, especially
amongst his ideological heirs in the Likud Party, but one cannot therefore characterize
all Israeli's and even more all Jews as being therefore suspect of being fascists. That
kind of idiocy would be shot down straight away; why is the same kind of false
parallelism not shot down when the subject comes around to Muslims? Why the double standard?
Hope this illustration helps you understand how problematic it is to put, the peculiar
affinities (for our way of looking at things) of historical figures into a modern
context and use their ancient statements and beliefs to characterize whatever the
movement or ideology, they had a part in founding, has evolved over the course of
history since their times.
-Chris
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*Subject:* Re: The Nazi History of the Muslim Brotherhood
The Al Bana brothers who essentially started up the MB, as opposed to similar movements,
like Abu Salafia. They started the MB formally in 1928, and liked Mussolini's fascists
(everybody did back then!) and followed forward in their love of Adolf when he achieved
state power. Alberto is correct about the Baathists in Syria and Iraq, and many Muslim
writers compare (favorably) Mein Kampf (struggle) with the commands to perform Jihad
(struggle) against the Qfar (infidels). These writers and jurists see it as the same,
sad to say. Christopher Hitchens (the atheist) and his friends got in a fight with
members of the Syrian Nazi Party (part of Assad's coalition), and now Dawkins is
actually comparing the Jihadist actions to the Reich (bully for Dawkins waking up).
Cheers for Alberto's post as well.
Mitch
-----Original Message-----
From: Alberto G. Corona <agocor...@gmail.com <mailto:agocor...@gmail.com>>
To: everything-list <everything-list@googlegroups.com
<mailto:everything-list@googlegroups.com>>
Sent: Wed, Aug 21, 2013 7:02 pm
Subject: Re: The Nazi History of the Muslim Brotherhood
Just follow the tv of muslim countries, and specially, the political debates.
Google: hitler arab countries television
It can not be otherwhise since te nazis and the muslims share the same main goal. you
know.
Abu Mazen, the leader of the PLO after Yasif Arafat wrote its doctoral thesis at the
university about denial of the Holocaust.
The Baaz party that ruled Iraq and Siria are inspired directly by the Nazi
party.
There are hundred of examples of continuous praise of hitler or hitler-inspired ideas in
the musling world.
If you search, you can find a lot of nazi flags waved by muslim fundamentalists. even
on the top of mesquites
2013/8/21 meekerdb <meeke...@verizon.net <mailto:meeke...@verizon.net>>
On 8/21/2013 11:48 AM, Alberto G. Corona wrote:
That Hitler is the most respected western figure in the muslim word is a
fact.
What is the evidence for this? Are there polls?
Brent
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