Ever since last month, the US media and the left wing politicians have been up in arm about alleged “rise of Nazism in America.” By now, the coverage has been incessant and beyond hysterical, as pundits and ‘antifascist’ activists claim that a viable white supremacist movement is threatening to take over the country – which is a media-driven alternative reality.
In January 2013 every Democrat-- but far right Tennessee Blue Dog Jim Cooper-- joined 49 Republicans to pass aid for the New York and New Jersey victims of Hurricane Sandy.
The so-called alt-right and the New Right are trying to draw a line between themselves and the white supremacist movement as the establishment media continues to conflate the two. On this episode of The Geopolitical Report, we take a look at the possibility the recent political violence in Charlottesville and elsewhere around the nation is being masterminded by the state in Hegelian Dialectic fashion to undermine and discredit both opponents and supporters of President Trump.
-by NoahThe other day, I was walking past Trump Tower and I happened upon a well-worn English-Russian/Russian-English dictionary on the sidewalk. This could be useful I thought. I looked around to see if someone had accidentally dropped it but there was no one to be seen. So, continuing on my way down the street, I noticed this old flyer [above] tucked in the pages.
Friday night conflicting reports started circulating about Trump's pet White House Nazi, Sebastian Gorka. He was fired. No, he quit. So which is it? The Hill reported that on White House official told them that "Sebastian Gorka did not resign, but I can confirm he no longer works at the White House." That sure sounds like fired-- and like national security adviser H.R.
White nationalist demonstrators use shields as they guard the entrance to Lee Park in Charlottesville, Va., Aug. 12, 2017. (AP/Steve Helber)
TEL AVIV, ISRAEL – After the events of Charlottesville, many took issue with U.S. President Donald Trump for his delayed response to the violence and, later, his perceived reluctance to condemn the white nationalist and Neo-Nazi elements that comprised a significant part of the deadly “Unite the Right” rally.
-by NoahWhen Herr Trump decided to further embolden, legitimize, and normalize American Nazis, the KKK, and other White Supremacy advocates the other day, it wasn’t the first time. It was just the most forceful time he’s done it. He was no longer just re-tweeting the tweets and sentiments of these groups, as if that wasn’t horrific enough.
Who Keeps Americans in the Dark?
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By Gilad Atzmon
Earlier this week, senior Tablet magazine writer Yair Rosenberg pointed out in a Washington Post article that the White nationalists who gathered in Charlottesville, Virginia targeted the Jews.
It's absolutely crucial to watch the video above to get an understanding about who the "alt-right"-- the American neo-Nazi movement Trump has been equivocating about-- is, and what happened in Charlottesville and why it happened. It wasn't a "both sides" kind of thing that Bannon has Trump saying it was. Hundreds of the Nazis descended on Charlottesville, heavily armed and filled with anti-semitism, racism and intense feelings on inadequacy and victimhood. They were looking for attention for their movement-- and for excitement and a sense of belonging...
