Obama Is Fighting For The Interests Of The 99%

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Communist, Nazi parties endorse 'Occupy' protests

In a move that may redefine the phrase "strange bedfellows," the American Nazi Party issued an official endorsement of the Occupy Wall Street protest movement on Sunday afternoon. The announcement put the organization, a self-described "National Socialist" political party, in company with the Socialist Party USA, which explained its own support for the left-wing protesters in a nationwide conference call last Tuesday night and credited organized labor with the strength and sophistication of protests to date.

The American Nazi Party is the most politically sophisticated U.S. remnant — but by no means the only one — of white supremacist Adolph Hitler's murderous 20th century movement. The party calls Hitler's Mein Kampf "an ideological blueprint for healthy Aryan survival."

In its statement on Sunday, the Westland, Mich.-based Nazi party wrote that the Occupy Wall Street protests are "TAYLOR [sic] MADE for National Socialists, as well as WN [White Nationalists] who are serious about DOING SOMETHING."

"I urgently URGE all of you," the statement's unnamed author added, "to TAKE PART and JOIN IN when these protests hit your neck of the woods. Produce some flyers EXPLAINING the 'JEW BANKER' influence — DON'T wear anything marking you as an 'evil racist' — and GET OUT THERE and SPREAD the WORD!"

While Nazis seem unenthusiastic about visibly linking their flagship organization to the vocal protests that have popped up in dozens of U.S. cities, the same can't be said of the Communist Party USA.

John Bachtell, an Illinois-based community organizer and Communist Party USA board member, addressed the "Occupy Chicago" protest on Saturday.

"I bring greetings and solidarity from the Communist Party," Bachtell said to hoots and applause. "We are here, marching side-by-side. We'll sleep here. We'll be with this movement 'til the very �" 'til we make all the changes that we know we have to make."

Bachtell also organized the Tuesday evening conference call, with an online call to action that framed the Communist Party's involvement as one part of a larger movement uniting the "Occupy" protesters with a "Week of Action for Jobs" organized by the AFL-CIO, and with congressional Democrats' push to pass President Obama's American Jobs Act.

Southern California Communist Party leader Arturo Cambron also addressed the call, praising "the growing of the occupying community."

"We've been getting a lot of support from an unusual amount of very, very broad forces," Cambron added. "The movement has gone [on] to get the endorsement of a lot of trade unions, including the Los Angeles Federation of Labor, which is I think one of the most powerful, most progressive labor organizations in the country."

John Wojcik, labor editor for the People's World, told the conference call that after a recent Occupy Chicago march, AFL-CIO president Richard Trumka "was speaking to law students at the Chicago-Kent Law School just a few blocks away. And they heard him urge support for Occupy Wall Street, and offered them use of union halls [and] other resources. And he was using their language. He said we have an economy, a political process, that isn't serving the 99 percent."

Communist Party USA leader Jim Lane, calling in from Dallas, added that "the Texas AFL-CIO published contact information, urged participation everywhere, and sent their whole staff to the Austin action."

With its embrace of the Occupy Wall Street movement, the Nazis' path has become remarkably similar to that of organized U.S. communists, with its primary distinguishing feature being the white supremacists' near-universal blame of Jews for what they see as the worst features of capitalism.

"The pro-white movementites should be JOINING this Occupy movement and supporting it!" read a statement published Thursday on the American Nazi Party-affiliated "White Honor" website.

"Even Adolf Hitler's NSDAP had to vote with open communists on some issues to achieve their goals. WE need to utilize and support every movement of dissent against this evil American empire, regardless of which end of the political spectrum it originates from."

The NSDAP was Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei, rendered in English as the National Socialist German Workers' Party.

On the same website, American Nazi Party chairman Rocky Suhayda wrote Thursday that it was "time to pull WN [White Nationalists'] heads out of their collective ####'s [sic], and JOIN IN the attack on Judeo-Capitalism."

In a 2009 feature exploring why some white supremacists supported the newly inaugurated President Barack Obama, Esquire magazine noted that Suhayda's claim to fame was "Being widely quoted bemoaning in the fact that so few Aryan-Americans had the cojones of the 9/11 hijackers: 'If we were one-tenth as serious, we might start getting somewhere.'"

While the Occupy Wall Street movement has become a radical kitchen sink of left-wing social gripes focusing most of its rage on bankers and capitalism, anti-Semitic insinuations are now more common than when protests first began September 17 in New York City.

Speaking to Reason TV on October 12, Occupy Los Angeles protester Patricia McAllister said that "the Zionist Jews who are running these big banks and our Federal Reserve, which is not run by the federal government — they need to be run out of this country."

McAllister introduced herself to the cameraman as an employee of the Los Angeles Unified School District.

As the "Occupy" protests gather steam, nearly all of their momentum is still provided by organizers on the far left end of America's political spectrum. But the entry of real-life Nazis indicates an unprecedented broadening of a U.S. protest movement.

The American Nazi Party's official Twitter account proclaimed on Saturday that "The Protests Are Going To Become Much More Frightening…. One can only hope."

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I keep telling y'all about Obama the Socialist but nobody listens.

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That 1% pays 40% of the income tax. Not very 'fair' is it?

And someday you're gonna be 1 of them, aren't you?

OMG, people are whipping out the Nazi word.

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OMG, people are whipping out the Nazi word.

That was just a question of time.

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That was just a question of time.

It's the new N word.

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If Obama is fighting for the 99%...he must not be doing a good job considering he had both houses of congress for two years...who was he fighting? After nearly four years of his fighting...they still feel the need to invade Wall Street...hmmm

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Obama, FTW!