Hmmm. I wonder if any 'Nazis' will go and shoot up their office and murder the staff.

McVeigh wasn't a 'Nazi'. He was militantly anti government having been severely influenced by the events at Waco. The Oklahoma City bombing happened more than twenty years ago in 1995....I'm still shocked by it...that daycare centre on the second floor.

The far right are a problem in the US, they have always been there....until progressive politics with its obsession with 'identity' became the norm for the Democrats their numbers were dropping. Now they have an easy mirror image sometimes violent opposition in Black Lives Matter to point to and a frequently violent Antifa to fight with everytime they put in an appearance....as though that's going to deter them or something.

It's not the right way to deal with these things but these reactions are all apart of human nature if nothing else. So as far as I'm concerned, 'stupid is as stupid does'.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

I didn't really know much about the bombing, I was aware of it but didn't really know the facts. I've just looked it up, pretty shocking to say the least, especially the day care centre as you say.

Timothy Mcveigh was heavily influenced by the Christan Identity movement,which was extremely racist.Its main "guidebook" was The Turner Diaries,described as :

"In his book "The Turner Diaries," Pierce describes a race war that ends with the government being overthrown. Pierce's book is more than fiction. The most radical elements of the movement view it as a vision or blueprint for action. In the book, the Aryan forces used armored car robberies to finance their revolution. In real life, the radical white supremacist group called "the Order" used Pierce's book as a guide to their armored car robberies in the Northwest. In the book, the revolutionaries blow up a federal building as part of their antigovernment war. In real life, the bombing of Oklahoma City's Alfred P. Murrah Building was almost a carbon copy of the incident in Pierce's book. As I mentioned earlier, Timothy McVeigh had photocopies of a portion of "The Turner Diaries" with him when he was arrested. McVeigh also sold copies of the book at gun shows around the country."

As for McVeigh Number 2,have a look at this delightful gentleman a couple of months ago:

"Brandon Russell is capable of making a bomb - and he admitted doing so.

Officials believe he also participated in neo-Nazi chat rooms where he threatened to kill people and blow up places.

Investigators found guns, ammunition and white supremacist propaganda in his bedroom, court records say. A framed photograph of convicted Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh was on his dresser."

Definitely not a Nazi, but he was a far right Christian militia member. That said, most US neo-Nazi groups aren't really very National Socialist either - being pro-capitalist and typically pro-Religious.

Which is kind of how the Spanish Fascists were Falangists, not fascists (and couldn't be Fascists, because of their strong Roman Catholic basis).

But they're effectively classed as Fascists.

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
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it's the lack of humour or satire that is unacceptable. Then again, they are French so perhaps I am expecting too much there.

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