US Nazi 'becomes lobbyist for first time'

[jaxx]

Tip News - 2012/04/14

WASHINGTON (AFP)

For the first time, a member of the American Nazi Party has become a Washington lobbyist with the purpose of helping pass favorable legislation through the US Congress, ABC News reported.

The television network said party activist John Bowles, 55, had registered as a Washington lobbyist, and that was something the American Nazi Party planned to "try out for the first time and see if it flies."

<..> The American Nazi Party (ANP) was founded in 1959 by veteran US Navy Commander George Lincoln Rockwell and is headquartered in Arlington, Virginia.

It says on its website that it is involved in "a very serious struggle ... for the very existence of our White Nation of people."

http://www.tipnews.info/us_news/ODMyOTE=...first-time

Now let me think....who will the white nation appeal to?

[janedrake]

I've long had the feeling white supremacists feel that now is "their time." I will be interested to see which members of Congress take a meeting with this Nazi. And for once, there is not a whiff of hyperbole in actually calling someone a Nazi.

[pappy]

(04-14-2012 10:30 AM)janedrake Wrote:  I've long had the feeling white supremacists feel that now is "their time." I will be interested to see which members of Congress take a meeting with this Nazi. And for once, there is not a whiff of hyperbole in actually calling someone a Nazi.

Without a hint of irony or sarcasm I will suggest the answer to your question is Allen West.

[OptimistesMaddie]

this is how it starts by allowing a crack in the door to these roaches they feel entitled to more. We need to watch which Repugs meet with them and make sure their constituents know. We don't need this in our government.

[janedrake]

(04-14-2012 10:52 AM)pappy Wrote:  

(04-14-2012 10:30 AM)janedrake Wrote:  I've long had the feeling white supremacists feel that now is "their time." I will be interested to see which members of Congress take a meeting with this Nazi. And for once, there is not a whiff of hyperbole in actually calling someone a Nazi.

Without a hint of irony or sarcasm I will suggest the answer to your question is Allen West.

The brother has shown there is no depths to which he will not go to make himself useful - so, no argument here.

[janedrake]

(04-14-2012 11:22 AM)OptimistesMaddie Wrote:  this is how it starts by allowing a crack in the door to these roaches they feel entitled to more. We need to watch which Repugs meet with them and make sure their constituents know. We don't need this in our government.

Exactly!

[KonaKane]

It makes sense, because Mitt is a near dead ringer for the late assassinated leader of the American Nazi Party, George Lincoln Rockwell...

[Willinois]

(04-14-2012 01:58 PM)KonaKane Wrote:  It makes sense, because Mitt is a near dead ringer for the late assassinated leader of the American Nazi Party, George Lincoln Rockwell...

It makes sense for more reason than that. This reminds me of the old blog post I did about his '08 concession speech. From his speech:

Quote:And that is why we must rise to the occasion, as we have always done before, to confront the challenges ahead. Perhaps the most fundamental of these is the attack on the American culture...

"If we learn anything from the history of economic development it is that culture makes all the difference." Culture makes all the difference.

What is it about America's culture that's led us to become the most powerful nation in the history of the world?

Well, we believe in hard work and education. We love opportunity. Almost all of us are immigrants or descendants of immigrants who came here for opportunity. Opportunity's in our DNA.

- Belief in cultural superiority over other nations.
- Claim that our culture is under attack.
- Believes Americans are destined to be the world's most powerful nation.
- Belief in genetic superiority (its in our DNA).

How different is that from what the American Nazi party claims? How different is it from Hitler's speeches about German superiority, their culture being under attack, and that nation's destiny? Ladies and gentlemen, the GOP nominated a fascist.