My doctor told me not to bottle it up
" . . . this piece is not an endorsement of red-brownism; it documents its presence within Marxist and anarchist movements.
Calling out figures and groups like Dugin or the ACP for their fascism doesn't make the critique red-brown—it exposes what they actually are.
Also, almost all of the cited references are peer-reviewed academic sources, and every argument is strictly factual.
At no point does this work equate Marxism or anarchism with fascism. Instead, it analyzes how specific elements within these traditions historically developed proto-fascist traits that facilitated fascist movements.
Understanding these underlying characteristics is critical for prevention. Furthermore, attempts to censor or deplatform this analysis only serve to demonstrate the authoritarian tendencies currently operating within our own circles. . . ."
https://libcom.org/article/marxist-roots-japanese-fascism
I was struck by revelations about Sorge. One of his Marxist agents had input in the " Greater East Asia co-prosperity sphere " policy.
Quite significant, if the slogan of " Asia for the Asians ", is included.
I blogged quite recently about this. Around 2012? Hot stuff!
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