Facismo y Nazismo, vivos bajo el poder de Europa y EE.UU.
El fascismo nació en Europa tras la Primera Guerra Mundial como una respuesta violenta de las élites al avance del movimiento obrero y del socialismo, su creador fue Benito Mussolini en Italia.
TL;DR
- Fascism originated in Europe after WWI as a violent response to the labor movement and socialism, created by Benito Mussolini to serve capital, militarism, and extreme nationalism.
- Nazism emerged in Germany with Adolf Hitler after WWI, evolving into a political force that led to the Holocaust under his rule.
- The article asserts that fascism and Nazism are currently active, citing US foreign policy as an example of a 'forceful policy' matrix involving invasions, coups, and atomic bombings.
- European colonial powers are accused of furthering this scheme through economic sanctions, financial blockades, and confiscations that harm civilian populations.
- European migration policies are described as reflecting ideological continuity, with refugees treated as threats and borders becoming barriers.
- The US is said to reproduce Nazi practices in contemporary politics, emphasizing national supremacy, force, and dehumanization of adversaries.
- The article claims Western powers tolerate and support neo-Nazi groups when it serves geopolitical interests, suggesting Nazism has been 'recycled' rather than eradicated.
- Modern expansionism is executed through military bases, armed alliances, economic pressure, and ideological wars, trapping regions in strategic enclaves.
- Democracy is presented as a functional instrument for US and European interests, allowing elections that do not alter their power, a practice compatible with fascism.
- The article concludes that the core elements of fascism and Nazism—supremacy, dehumanization, mass punishment, militarization, social control, and disregard for human dignity—are being applied today in updated forms by the US and Europe.