“There is not the slightest enthusiasm anywhere in all America for this war — with the sole exception of the Jewish ghetto sections of our swollen cities. And those ghettos will not fight. Gentile boys from factory and farm must do the fighting. The typical American who has something in his skullcase other than sawdust or cement, is disclosing by his private conversation in home, office and barbershop that he is getting utterly fed up on the clique seeking to prosecute this war on a basis of ‘social gains,’ and is reaching a mood of civic surliness where unwittingly he gloats when any of the Axis Powers report success abroad — even against our own forces. To rationalize that the United States got into the war because of an unprovoked attack on Pearl Harbor, is fiddle-faddle. Unprovoked, indeed! All Americans are not fools! The insolent and dictatorial attitude taken toward us by both Britishers and Judaists, and the emasculation of our military and naval forces that Germanic Europe may be crushed in the interests of English imperialism and revitalized Zionism, spreads the subconscious realization that this is truly a war of foreign accommodation and convenience, and America's role is neither rational nor honest."

— William Dudley Pelley, United States v. Pelley Feb 15, 1943

Most people are still allowed to express these general impressions, until they come to the case of the Jews. There (for some reason I have never understood), the whole natural tendency has been to stop; and anybody who says anything whatever about Jews as Jews is supposed to wish to burn them at the stake.

Chesterton's book William Cobbett, chapter VI noscriptd "The Rural Rider," published in 1925.

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"I have come to the conclusion that fascism is the right thing for Germany and Italy."
"What are the evils of fascism compared to communism?"

John F. Kennedy's private diary from his 1937 trip to Europe

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"True patriotism sometimes demands that men act in exactly the opposite way, at one period, than they do at another, and the motive that moves them—the desire to do what is right—is precisely the same."

—Robert E. Lee

The American Blackshirts Movement completely rejects the following statement:

If fascism comes [to America], it will not be identified with any ‘shirt’ movement… but it will probably be wrapped up in the American flag and heralded as a plea for liberty and preservation of the constitution.”

A quote made in 1936 by anti fascist journalist *James Waterman Wise Jr* son of *Rabbi Stephen S. Wise* the founder of the American Jewish Congress and the Zionist Organization of America.

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“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”