The Rise of the Fourth Reich - ThereAreNoSunglasses

REBUILDING THE REICH, AMERICAN-STYLE 251know the scope and extent of Nazi involvement with the political right inthis country. It is a shame they keep it hidden from the majority of theAmerican people.”This charge is confirmed by a list of nearly two thousand “Former Naziand Fascist Individuals Entering the U.S. under Official Auspices,” recentlyreleased by the National Archives after being locked away for yearsby presidential order.Peter Levenda also has studied the connection between old Nazisand ranking Republicans. After noting the prosecution of Prescott Bushfor being a financial frontman for Hitler, he wrote, “We cannot, ofcourse, hold former President Bush responsible for the sins of his father;nor can we hold his son responsible. Yet, we can expect a higher degreeof moral responsibility in their actions as men and as political leaders.Unfortunately . . . in the 1988 presidential campaign, George H. W.Bush was happy to accept support from a range of Nazis and Nazisympathizersin his quest for the White House, and was just as happy tokeep them on in the administration even after they had been identifiedas such.”Writing about a streak of anti-Semitism in the globalist individualsand companies that supported Hitler and continued to support Nazismeven after the war, Levenda stated, “I believe that the entire racial theoryof Nazism was a comfortable environment for these men. They were, afterall, from privileged backgrounds: old money, power, prestige, the rightcompanies, the right schools, the right fraternities (such as the infamousSkull and Bones at Yale, to which generations of the Bush family belonged).The Nazis embodied the secret dreams and unspoken loyalties ofthese men, the public acknowledgment of all that the American elite helddear.”DUR ING THE R EAGA N years, as most Americans were lulled into a falsesense of security, the minions of the fascist globalists took steps to changethe power structure of America.James Mann, former Beijing bureau chief for the Los Angeles Times anda senior writer-in-residence at the Center for Strategic and International