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The Threat of Fascism Today, Starting With London's Newt Gingrich
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- or, Defeating the Newt Fascism , by Nancy Spannaus. Schiller Institute Conference speech,
September, 1995. Printed in The American Almanac , November, 1995.
The Conservative Revolution and Education Cuts -- British Lord Repeats
the Policy -- Only Educate the Top 5% , by Nancy Spannaus, The New Federalist ,
September 25,
1995.
The Fascist Legal Theories of The Conservative Revolution , by
Edward Spannaus, Address to the Schiller Institute Conference, September 3, 1995, printed in The
American Almanac , September 25, 1995.
The Legacy of Friedrich von Hayek: Fascism Didn't Die With
Hitler , by R. Freeman and J. Steinberg, The American Almanac , September 25,
1995.
The Mandeville Model for Fascism , by H. Graham Lowry,
The SAmerican Almanac , September 18, 1995.
Eugenics and Population Control -- The 1935 Nazi World Population
Conference, and the 1994 UN Cairo Conference -- More of the Same , by Gabriele Liebig, The
American Almanac , 1994.
Leave This Site For: Chapters from George Bush, The Unauthorized Biography , by Webster
Tarpley and Anton Chaitkin, published by The Executive Intelligence Review , 1992, serialized
in The American Almanac , 1992, beginning Vol. V, #39.
Chapter II: The Hitler Project -- The Bushes and
the "Trading With The Enemy Act" (HTML Version) Chapter III: Race Hygiene -- 3 Bush Family
Alliances (HTML Version)Chapter X: Rubbers Goes To Congress (HTML
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Richard Mellon Scaife: Who Is He Really? , Published in The
Executive Intelligence Review , a series beginning March 21, 1997, by Edward Spannaus.
