Is This Fascism?

From: Peacework | Date: December 1, 2004| Author: Fletcher, Bill Jr | Copyright information

Before proceeding into a discussion of where do we go from here, I want to take a few moments to discuss where is this all headed, for lack of a better term. I have been doing some studying of fascism for a while, though it increased after the September attacks. Through the insights of people like Jay Sekai, David Stock, and others, I came to understand al Qaeda not simply as a representation of so-called political Islam, but more importantly an example of clerical fascism. I came to understa...

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