The only real hard proof of what he actually thinks is in the two books he wrote, “Dreams from my Father” and “The Audacity of Hope” that read more like an American version of ‘Mein Kampf’; a tortured soul that sees and loathes what is America, an desires to change it completely.
Margaret Sanger is the mother of modern contraception and the founder of Planned Parenthood. In her 1922 book, The Pivot of Civilization, she outlined her theories of eugenics (control of the human race by selective breeding) and racial purity (3 years before Hitler did the same in Mein Kampf).
Then the primary motioner made his closing case by comparing the revised statement on Christian Life to Mein Kampf and the writings of Karl Marx!!
The Neocon strategy in turn is lifted right out of the pages of Mein Kampf, and let us never forget that.
Whereas in Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy school-children were required to pledge allegiance to Il Duce or Der Führer, a more chilling battle-cry emerges from their fragile eggshell minds:
“I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America”.
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How long until every American is required to own an American flag, disregarding the fact it was made in Korea similar to in Nazi Germany, where every German citizen was required to own a copy of Mein Kampf?
This is the same Congressman Ellison who, in December, 2006, Hannity vilified for using a Koran in his ceremonial swearing in. Hannity compared it to using Mein Kampf.
Of course as you state, these goals were CLEARLY documented in a rather brazen doctrine and manifesto written by the real NeoCons in the document titled ” The Project For a New American Century” written in the late 1990’s. ( Hitler wrote Mein Kampf in prison and we all know what transpired after that!)
What’s it going to take, people? Are we going to have to make everyone read Mein Kampf or what?
I started by reading the Qur’an, at the painfully slow rate of 5 hate-filled pages a day. It soon became apparent that this revered Book of Peace had more in common with Mein Kampf than with the New Testament.
The Oklahoma Republican compares “An Inconvenient Truth,” which he doesn’t plan to see, to Adolf Hitler’s book “Mein Kampf.”