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Originally posted by jedimiller
Well, I am glad you all enjoyed the image. it's considered to be art, but that's how I feel about Bush. when I see the guy I just think of hitler. and like I said, there's no way I can prove the connections. But I am certain, Hillary is here to save us!
Originally posted by Karlhungis
Originally posted by jedimiller
Well, I am glad you all enjoyed the image. it's considered to be art, but that's how I feel about Bush. when I see the guy I just think of hitler. and like I said, there's no way I can prove the connections. But I am certain, Hillary is here to save us!
Why don't you do the community a favor and change the title of the thread? I have the feeling that you are here to make everyone else look bad or you would see the error of what you have done and try to fix it.
Thread should read "My opinion on Bush summed up in a drawing".
Originally posted by jedimiller
Well, I am glad you all enjoyed the image. it's considered to be art, but that's how I feel about Bush. when I see the guy I just think of hitler. and like I said, there's no way I can prove the connections. But I am certain, Hillary is here to save us!
Originally posted by Kaliayev
OK, you're obviously having problems with this, so I'll break it down for you.
Fascism:
The building of a mass movement, the rigid, reactionary and authoritarian ideology, personality cults and charismatic leadership, overt and aggressive nationalism.
Islamist groups are not mass movements. Groups like Al-Qaeda take their cue from Bakunin and use cells to strike at symbolic targets. They do not have mass street rallies or large recruiting drives, because they don't take part in the political system. Those parties which do partake in the political system, such as the current ruling party of Turkey, also do not use such tactics.
Rigid/reactionary
Here you have a point, but this is not purely a fascist trait. Many conservative movements are reactionary, and even Marxist groups have been rigid in their enforcement of dogma in the past.
Authoritarian
This one is tricky. In theory, they should be, since they wish to restore the Caliphate. However, many of the actualities of groups in places like Iraq is verging towards the establishment of Temporary Autonomous Zones, an idea taken from the Sufi/Anarchist Hakim Bey. You can call it either way.
Personality cults/charismatic leadership
Naturally, within fascist movements this relates to the fuhrerprinzip, or the idea that the leader channels the Will of the People and similar rubbish. While certain people within the groups are influential, such as Qutb, Zawahiri etc, the only true authority is the Quran. You don't really see the charismatic leaders of the sorts you do in the Christian community, the Billy Graham types.
Overt and aggressive nationalism:
Well, Islamist parties here FAIL like hell. Most of them would abolish their borders tomorrow if they thought they could get away with it. They don't believe in nationalism, they'd rather overthrow the states of the Middle east than fight for them. And when you factor in the amount of traffic between Islamist groups from Checnya to the Middle East to Central Asia down to Indonesia, you really see how little nationalism matters in Islamist thought.
Originally posted by jedimiller
So you guys like my work? I have no doubt that he's working for them. could you guys make out the pic?
See the the April 2007 Idaho Observer for death bed Nazi confessions.
That was posted on one forum and a poster said that the government
What is lame is this country inability to anything just as in Nazi Germany.
s it lame to think the z in Nazi is replaced by a Zionist agenda ?
If America turned its back on Zionism in Israel, what would happen?
Would America be attacked by Zionists ?
There is a lame agenda somewhere but not in that art work.