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Busholini

By Quin Hillyer on 10.14.08 @ 11:40AM

From Wikipedia's definition of "economic fascism":

Trying to handle the crisis, the Fascist government nationalized the holdings of large banks which had accrued significant industrial securities.[39] The government also issued new securities to provide a source of credit for the banks...

Busholini, anyone?

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The Facts on Fascism links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…at praise of Obama — without being accused of foaming at the mouth. It is especially appropriate to make such comparisons if one has already shown that it is not merely a partisan accusation. Some of us noted even when Bush started us on this path that it had similarities to fascist economics. And I take a back seat to nobody in having fought against real neo-Nazism on the right, as a founding board member of the…

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Capital Research Center: links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…between Mussolini’s Fascist corporatism and the misguided economic policies embraced by the federal government since the fall. Hillyer, who has been unfairly maligned by some pundits, writes [...] Some of us noted even when Bush started us on this path that it had similarities to fascist economics. And I take a back seat to nobody in having fought against real neo-Nazism on the right, as a founding board member of the…

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The Facts on Fascism - Curiosity Blog links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…at praise of Obama — without being accused of foaming at the mouth. It is especially appropriate to make such comparisons if one has already shown that it is not merely a partisan accusation. Some of us noted even when Bush started us on this path that it had similarities to fascist economics. And I take a back seat to nobody in having fought against real neo-Nazism on the right, as a founding board member of the…