> But from May [1939] onwards, Goebbels’s daily press instructions unfolded a hate campaign against Poland that made it seem as if the ethnic German inhabitants of the country, and above all of Danzig, were in constant, mortal and growing danger from violence meted out to them by Poles. ‘Ethnic Germans flee from Polish terror’, screamed the headlines. ‘German houses broken into with axes - Terrorized by Poles for weeks - Hundreds of refugees are arrested by the Poles’. Poles were allegedly murdering ethnic Germans, shooting at German passers-by in Danzig, and generally threatening to make their lives unbearable. Although the Polish government’s policy towards the ethnic German minority had been considerably less liberal and tolerant than that of its Czech counterpart, these stories were grotesque exaggerations if not pure invention. For their part, the Nazis who dominated the political scene in Danzig kept up the pressure by provoking the Poles and staging incidents for the German press to exploit, such as mounting violent attacks on Polish customs officers and spreading atrocity stories when the officers defended themselves.

Source: Richard Evans, Third Reich in Power.

A. James Gregor, a leading scholar of fascism, tells us that fascism and Marxism are very much alike:

> "What should be recognized at this point is the fact that Mussolini, whatever else he was, was a collectivist, who conceived human beings as social animals. He had learned that man was a communal being from Marx."

> "By 1938, Mussolini could confidently assert that 'in the face of the total collapse of the system [bequeathed] by Lenin, Stalin has covertly transformed himself into a Fascist.'"

> "All totalitarianism of the twentieth century were predicated on a systematic, anti-individualistic collectivism. In the case of Marxist-Leninism, the source was classical Marxism. [Giovanni] Gentile had carefully dissected the neo-Hegelian roots of that collectivism. What he found missing in the collectivism of Marx was ethical concern. He sought to provide that concern to the collectivism of Fascism—a collectivism that shared a common intellectual origin with Marxism and Marxism-Leninism."

> "What some of the revolutionary syndicalists proceed to do was to identify the 'communality' of man not will class, but with the nation. The first intimations of a 'revolutionary nationalism' made their appearance among the most radical Marxists."

> "Whether their ideological commitment was to proletarian communism, or the Nordic race, or the restoration of Italy to its proper place in the community of nations, they all chose the hierarchically structured, charismatically led single party state to pursue their ends—a state first fixed in the political doctrine by Fascism."

> "Gentile's rationale was neo-Hegelian in origin, the same source out of which Marxism and Marxism-Leninism were to emerge. In fact, Gentile understood Marxism so well that his essay on the thought of the young Marx has not only withstood the test of time, but was, on the occasion of its publication, recommended as particularly insightful by V.I. Lenin."

> "By the time of the disintegration of the Soviet Union, Marxist theoreticians had begun to evaluate fascism in a totally unanticipated fashion... More than that, as Marxist theorists were compelled to reinterpret fascism in the light of empirical evidence and political circumstances, the fundamental affinities shared by Marxist and fascist regimes became apparent."

> "The first Fascists were almost all Marxists—serious theorists who had long been identified with Italy's intelligentsia of the Left."

> "Fascism... was the socialism of 'proletarian nations.'"

> "Fascism's most direct ideological inspiration came from the collateral influence of Italy's most radical 'subversives' — the Marxists of revolutionary syndicalism."

> "[Italian] Fascism was a variant of classical Marxism, a belief system that pressed some themes argued by both Marx and Engels until they found expression in the form of 'national syndicalism' that was to animate the first Fascism."

> "Thus, by 1925, both Leninism and Fascism, variants of Marxism, had created political and economic systems that shared singular properties… Both sought order and disciple of entire populations in the service of an exclusivistic party and an ideology that found its origins in classical Marxism… Both created a kind of 'state capitalism,' informed by a unitary party, and responsible to a 'charismatics' leader."

> "It can be said, in a qualified sense, that Gentile entertained considerable sympathy for the neo-Hegelian Marxist intellectual tradition."

> "Neither Stalinism nor Fascist totalitarianism would have been possible without the transmogrified Marxism, that infilled both."

> "Fascism never served the interests of Italian business... there is no credible evidence that Fascism controlled the nation's economy for the benefit of the 'possessing classes.'"

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Hitler says "we are enemies of capitalism" in 1927 speech. What Marxist wouldn't love this guy?

Source: Killing History

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> "They will suppress all but a few friendly private interests, compelling all other individuals to sacrifice everything for their monstrous system. ... The conservative forces will be expropriated and their private property rights wiped out. The totalitarian dictatorship will become more ruthless in its attitude towards businessmen as well as workers and middle classes."

- Vampire Economy, pg. 11

Fascists want war because it gives them the excuse to solidify control over private property and suppress political factions they view as rivals.

- Vampire Economy, pg. 12

> rising dividends

But I thought the Third Reich abolished "usury"? Dividends are interest payments on stocks given to the stock holder.

Interest is not only something banks charge on loans but it is paid out to stock holders by major companies as reward for investment and is given to bank account holders, usually savings accounts, to attract depositors. So banks take in and pay out interest at the same time. Interest is also paid to bond holders. So governments will pay you interest on bonds you buy from them as a reward for investment. Otherwise nobody would buy government bonds if they got nothing in return.

NS Germany's homicidal policies in Ukraine.

> "Like Bormann and Göring, Himmler was also arguing behind the scenes that ‘the entire Ukrainian intelligentsia must be decimated’. Like the skimmed fat at the top of a pot of bouillon, Himmler explained, there was a thin intellectual layer on the surface of the Ukrainian people; do away with it, and the leaderless mass would become an obedient and helpless herd. Such an attitude — and the concomitant Untermensch propaganda — set the atmosphere for Koch’s reign."

Source: German rule in Russia, 1941-1945 : a study of occupation policies

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> "We [Germans] are the master race and must govern hard but just.
I will draw the very last out of this country. I did not come to spread bliss, I have come to help the Fuehrer. The population [Ukrainians] must work, work, and work again ... for some people are getting excited, that the population may not get enough to eat. The population cannot demand that. One has only to remember what our heroes were deprived of in Stalingrad We definitely did not come here to give out manna, we have come here to create the basis for victory.
We [Germans] are a master race, which must remember that the lowliest German worker is racially and biologically a thousand times more valuable than the [Ukrainian] population here."

Source: Erich Koch, Speech in Kiev on 3/5/1943
Document 1130-PS in Nazi Conspiracy and Aggression. Volume III: US Government Printing Office, District of Columbia: 1947. pp. 797-798.

Average wignat response when you tell him you don't worship Hitler.

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Official SS document from 1943 talks about a police operation in Latvia and says this about the Dirlewanger brigade.

> "The battalion Dirlewanger especially has a reputation for destroying many human lives. Among the 5 000 people suspected of belonging to bands, there were numerous women and children."

Oskar Dirlewanger was a convicted pedophile who led a battalion in Eastern Europe to destroy populations.

> "In 1934, he was convicted and sentenced to two years' imprisonment for 'contributing to the delinquency of a minor with whom he was sexually involved'"

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> “Opposing Rosenberg’s wishes, Hitler had yielded in the conference of 16 July to the suggestion of Göring, backed by Bormann, that the – even by Nazi standards – extraordinarily brutal and independent-minded Erich Koch, Gauleiter of East Prussia, should be made Reich Commissar of the key territory of the Ukraine. Koch, like Hitler, but in contrast to Rosenberg, rejected any idea of a Ukrainian buffer-state. His view was that from the very beginning it was necessary ‘to be hard and brutal’. He was held in favour in Führer Headquarters. Everyone there thought he was the most suitable person to carry out the requirements in the Ukraine. It was seen as a compliment when they called him the ‘second Stalin’.”

Source: Ian Kershaw, Hitler: 1936-1945 Nemesis

Hitler favoured an individual who ill-treated the Ukrainian people.

> “The mood at the Führer’s headquarters is very favorable for Erich Koch. Everyone considers him the right man for the job and a “second Stalin” who will fulfill his appointed tasks. ”

Source: Werner Koeppen, pp. 24f. (entry for 19 Sept. 1941). Herbst 1941 im „Führerhauptquartier“. Berichte Werner Koeppens an seinen Minister Alfred Rosenberg

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Mussolini was an admitted rapist and adulterer who slept with hundreds of women despite being married.

The next passage after that one says:

> ""Mussolini dwelled at length in La mia vita (which was not published in his lifetime) on his sexual conquests. Once in power, however, any mention in print of his sex life ceased — except in the context of his wife, Rachele. This is not because once married, he was faithful to Rachele. Far from it. Mussolini slept with hundreds of women. His sexual technique, according to those who spoke out, was always the same — the same as his own description of it that ‘fine day’ on the Dovia staircase. [where he raped a woman] But once in power he did not have to pursue women. They pursued him; queuing up to leap into bed with him. Few, however, made it to the bed. He preferred the wall or the floor to the bed. The bed meant time and intimacy. He wasted no time on preliminaries. The sex was furious; over quickly. One woman who lived near his Rome residence, the Villa Torlonia, said that one day she waved at him from her kitchen window when she saw him ride past on his horse. He promptly sent her a pass to the Palazzo Venezia — the headquarters of the regime. No sooner had she been shown into his enormous marble-floored office than he thrust her up against a wall and began to squeeze her breasts as if they were rubber automobile horns.” Claretta Petacci, who superseded Sarfatti as his principal mistress, is said to have sighed to trusted friends, ‘He doesn’t even take his breeches off.’"

From Mussolini: A New Life, by Nicholas Farrell

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Low-IQ Turko-Fascist Cultured Thug aka Evren Kaplan tries to contend with Stefan Molyneux and looks foolish.

Kaplan admits he has "never run a business" yet acts as if he knows how it all works because he read a book by Edward Bernays. It's always the people who have never tried their hand at business who are the most seething and resentful towards private enterprise and want it abolished.

They're classic risk-averse personality types who envy others who take risks and succeed while this stay-at-home dad asshat just sits in a room as his fat wife brings home the bacon and he makes videos glorifying the rapist adulterer Mussolini.

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National Socialism is Marxist class warfare with poor Whites as the proletariat and rich Jews as the bourgeoisie. But even if Jews were removed from the equation, it would switch to poor Whites as proletariat and rich Whites as the bourgeoisie (which is the same thing as Marxism, poor vs rich).

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Fascism really is a poor man's ideology. It advocates for poor people to take over the state and seize the wealth and property from the hated rich in the name of "serving the nation". In this case the "nation" is a euphemism for "the poor people of the nation".

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