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Fascism

Totalitarian dictatorial Ideology based on the ideals of Collectivism, Progressivism and Control , see Fascio.

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Barack Obama

First Anti-American black president

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Woodruff Wilson

Twentieth century’s first fascist dictator in the United States.

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MSM Headlines in History

Goebbels: Zionist Must Be Held Accountable for War Crimes (June 23, 1943)

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Mark Twain

The original author of the Salty Dictionary before it was invented.

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Alexander Solzhenitsyn

The writer and great documenter of the slave-labor-camp (gulags) horrors of the Communism in the Soviet Union.

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Reparations

A justifiable word for looting when free food, healthcare, housing, education, political positions aren’t good enough.

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Jean-Jacques Rousseau

The father of modern fascism.

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Adolf Hitler

German Progressive National Socialist who hated religion, supported abortion, formed pro-fascist paramilitary called ”Brownshirts” –while calling them ‘anti-fascist’-, created terror on the streets, controlled media, schools and entertainment industry, banned guns, divided the society based on identities, and invented an […]

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John Locke

17th Century English empiricist who unlike today’s democrats believed in the sovereignty of the individual

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Justice

The Will of the Powerful

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1927 Solvay Conference

The most famous conference in 1927 on Electrons and Photons, where 17 of the 29 attendees were or became Nobel Prize winners.

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