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1930's fascist coup de' ta plot in . . . The U.S.? Whaaa???

Very interesting stuff. How true is it? No idea, but just shows you what the government is willing to hide from us.
 
Sounds like it would make a great book. Nothing more.


EDIT: Wow, got to edit that statement I was reading from wikipedia and to some extent it is true, parts of the American Legion were planning a coup but it was quickly averted thanks to a man named Smedly Butler.

The version orginally linked is a little fanciful when it talks about Divisions and such since the American Legion was a non military wing, but the underlying facts are quite try. It astounded me.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Business_Plot
 
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The Idea of A Nazi Coup is just Propoganda to make People on their toes and scared, Nazism died With Hitler, But is mildly ressurected now but has no threat or power.
 
MiamiFlorida said:
Did you notice the article is really an ad to buy a publication called: "Facing the Corporate Roots of American Fascism"...?

Ya I know the main pg. is horse **** but the link that I used was pretty much out of a book, I heard about the whole thing on that weird America show on the history channel so I know there is some truth to it.

To Super:

Ya the Butler guy is a true American hero.
 
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