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Intro -- Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Terror on the Right -- A "Wink and Nod" from the CIA -- Neocon Noir -- Financial Terrorism -- Little Hitlers -- Corporate-Sponsored Death Squads -- Nixon's Jackals -- Hard Rain in the Balkans -- Death Merchants -- The Galls Bust -- The Lexington Comair Crash -- The Teterboro Incident -- Darwin's Devolution and CIA-Republican Terrorism 101 -- Flight Lesson -- Teterboro & the CIA -- Project Anthrax -- Part I SAIC, Stephen Hatfill, et al. & Bio-Economic State Terrorism -- Part II SAIC, Protected Conspirator Stephen Hatfill & Bio-Economic State Terrorism -- Intermission: Press Gallery -- Part III Bruce "Lone Gunman" Ivins, Bioport, Booz-Allen Hamilton, the CIA & the Bush Administration -- Intermission II: Bruce Ivins and BioPort -- Part IV The BioPort Loop, Hatfill & Special Forces, Introduction to Vaxgen, Ivins Redux & Rumsfeld -- Part V Operation Jefferson -- Part VI Vaxgen's Donald Frances & AIDS -- The Thai Experiments -- The Mailings as Nazi-Style "Clinical Trials" -- GOP Ties to Three of the 9/11 Hijackers -- Holocaust Profiteering, Starving Congolese Children & Fixing Elections: The Manhattan Institute's Paul E. Singer -- Adnan Khashoggi and an American Pinay Circle -- Richard Perle's "Narco-Terrorist" Business Partner -- Al Qaeda, Abu Sayyaf & the CIA's Terror Incubator in the Philippines -- Adnan Khashoggi, Alexander Voloshin & the 1999 Moscow Apartment Bombings -- Nazi Connections to the Khashoggi Syndicate -- The Brother of James Earl Ray Links the CIA to the Murder of Martin L. King, and Details Abuse at the Hands of the FBI -- The Biggest Political Scandal of the Past Decade: Lockheed/Sandia, Bush's State Dept., Pakistan's Nuclear Black Market & the Hidden Politics of the Plame Affair

This book is a polemic directed against the Republican Party and the conservative movement, in mostly their own words. It alleges that the Republican Party is fascist and treasonous, defines those terms, and offers quoted testimony in support of that claim. It describes the US policy of political warfare across the world that was originated by the Eisenhower administration and is still continuing. Democratic movements have been attacked then on the false claim that they were communistic and on the false claim now that they are terroristic and a threat to US security. Highlighting similarities

Starting with Fraenkel's The Dual State (1941), based on the author's experience with the Nazi regime, this article examines to what extent the concept of the dual state can be applied to Italian Fascism. Elaborating on Carl Schmitts's concepts of mandatory & of absolute dictatorship, Fraenkel defines the dual state as an unifying complexity of structures & methods that combine normative & prerogative power. The dual state in Fascist Italy is an example, to almost the same degree, of emergency measures being undertaken to prepare the conditions necessary for the further development of a fascist revolution. This article, therefore, suggests that the concept of the dual state is more adequate for analyzing, ie, relations between the monarchy & Fascism from the "March on Rome" onward, than concepts such as "diarchy," which does not embrace the complex reality of the subordinated role of the king & of normative traditions represented by the statuto. Adapted from the source document.

In 2000, far right parties were confined to the margins of the European political landscape. In a few years, they have gained ground in most national parliaments. Their progress, alongside the victories of Erdoğan in Turkey, Modi in India, Duterte in the Philippines, Trump in the United States or Bolsonaro in Brazil, has led to the identity radicalisation of part of the traditional right-wing. Do we support a 'fascisation' of political life and fear a 'return to fascism'? Far from being confined to specialists alone, these issues have involved many writers, artists, politicians (and even Pope Francis) and have also revived extensive historical debates: is fascism a specific historical phenomenon or a concept that goes beyond the geographical and temporal context that led to it? What is the role of analogy and anachronism in historical analysis? Fourteen historians and politicians agreed to express their views on the subject. In the first days of the health crisis, we wondered whether our file might appear to be displaced or even obsolete. This does not seem to be the case. All over the world, right-wing parties have sought to benefit from the health emergency. They offered conspiracy readings, called for the closure of borders and investigated an indictment against lockdown measures. It was in this context that we discovered the work of Sosthen Hennekam, who wanted to illustrate this issue, on the architectures of Milan, the place of birth of fascism and one of the cities most affected by the Covid pandemic. ; International audience ; In 2000, far right parties were confined to the margins of the European political landscape. In a few years, they have gained ground in most national parliaments. Their progress, alongside the victories of Erdoğan in Turkey, Modi in India, Duterte in the Philippines, Trump in the United States or Bolsonaro in Brazil, has led to the identity radicalisation of part of the traditional right-wing. Do we support a 'fascisation' of political life and fear a 'return to fascism'? Far from ...

Introduction: antifascism and the United States -- European precedents, American echoes: fascism in history and memory -- From margin to mainstream: American antifascism to 1945 -- Beyond economics, without guarantees: faschismustheorie in the United States -- Resuming the people's war: HUAC, Joe McCarthy, and the antifascist challenge of the 1950s -- Brownshirts in the twilight zone: antifascism in the liberal moment of the early 1960s -- United front against genocide: African American antifascism, the Black Panthers, and the -- Multiracial coalitions of the late 1960s -- Queer antifascism: pink triangle politics and the Christian right -- Epilogue: antifascism in strip mall America