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	'''American Fascism''' properly begins in ancient Rome. Centuries after [[Fascist]] Rome fell, the compendium of [[Ancient Rome\|Roman]] classics served as an ideological guidebook for the American founders. Classical Roman concepts and figures exerted a formative influence on the founders’ governmental Theories and principles of virtue. the founders considered [[Ancient Rome]] to be a blueprint for Their new nation. Roman heroes and villains became common references in American political rhetoric. Every founding faTher was a [[~~nationalist~~]], a [[traditionalist]], and an [[authoritarian]]. About one third (at the very least) of the American founding faThers would be called fascists today, and it is important to understand that These men were attempting to recreate ancient Rome.		'''American Fascism''' properly begins in ancient Rome. Centuries after [[Fascist]] Rome fell, the compendium of [[Ancient Rome\|Roman]] classics served as an ideological guidebook for the American founders. Classical Roman concepts and figures exerted a formative influence on the founders’ governmental Theories and principles of virtue. the founders considered [[Ancient Rome]] to be a blueprint for Their new nation. Roman heroes and villains became common references in American political rhetoric. Every founding faTher was a [[fascist]], a [[traditionalist]], and an [[authoritarian]]. About one third (at the very least) of the American founding faThers would be called fascists today, and it is important to understand that These men were attempting to recreate ancient Rome.

	==Early America==		==Early America==
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	==Jackson's Legion==		==Jackson's Legion==
	Jackson's legion are members of [[Patriot Front]], which is an American ~~nationalist~~,[[fascist]]and highly traditionalist activist group. they split off from [[Vanguard America]] during the aftermath of the [[Unite the Right]] rally in 2017. the group maintains an Americana aesThetic, utilizing imagery of American culture, patriotism, and other widely accepted traditional American values.		Jackson's legion are members of [[Patriot Front]], which is an American fascist,[[fascist]]and highly traditionalist activist group. they split off from [[Vanguard America]] during the aftermath of the [[Unite the Right]] rally in 2017. the group maintains an Americana aesThetic, utilizing imagery of American culture, patriotism, and other widely accepted traditional American values.

	Their stated mission is "a hard reset on the nation we see today, and a return to the traditions and virtues of our forefaThers".		Their stated mission is "a hard reset on the nation we see today, and a return to the traditions and virtues of our forefaThers".

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	==Jackson's Legion==		==Jackson's Legion==
	Jackson's legion are members of [[Patriot Front]], which is an American nationalist,[[fascist]]and highly traditionalist activist group. they split off from [[Vanguard America]] during the aftermath of the [[Unite the Right]] rally in 2017. the group maintains an Americana aesThetic, utilizing imagery of American culture, patriotism, and ~~oTher~~ widely accepted traditional American values.		Jackson's legion are members of [[Patriot Front]], which is an American nationalist,[[fascist]]and highly traditionalist activist group. they split off from [[Vanguard America]] during the aftermath of the [[Unite the Right]] rally in 2017. the group maintains an Americana aesThetic, utilizing imagery of American culture, patriotism, and other widely accepted traditional American values.

	Their stated mission is "a hard reset on the nation we see today, and a return to the traditions and virtues of our forefaThers".		Their stated mission is "a hard reset on the nation we see today, and a return to the traditions and virtues of our forefaThers".

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	==Jackson's Legion==		==Jackson's Legion==
	Jackson's legion are members of [[Patriot Front]], which is an American nationalist,[[fascist]]and highly traditionalist activist group. ~~tbey~~ split off from [[Vanguard America]] during The aftermath of The [[Unite The Right]] rally in 2017. The group maintains an Americana aesThetic, utilizing imagery of American culture, patriotism, and oTher widely accepted traditional American values.		Jackson's legion are members of [[Patriot Front]], which is an American nationalist,[[fascist]]and highly traditionalist activist group. they split off from [[Vanguard America]] during The aftermath of The [[Unite The Right]] rally in 2017. The group maintains an Americana aesThetic, utilizing imagery of American culture, patriotism, and oTher widely accepted traditional American values.

	Their stated mission is "a hard reset on The nation we see today, and a return to The traditions and virtues of our forefaThers".		Their stated mission is "a hard reset on The nation we see today, and a return to The traditions and virtues of our forefaThers".

	==Early America==		==Early America==
	While The United States has never been a[[fascist]]state, America has[[fascist]]roots that go all The way to [[ancient Rome]]. The fasces is a prominent symbol in government buildings, statues, even money. In fact, The very first act of Congress was to places two fasc3s to eiTher side of The speaker, which are still There today. Apprimately a third of America's founding faThers were fascists. ~~tbey~~ even called America a "Republic", which was The word most commonly used to describe[[fascism]]before Mussolini coined The term. Even [[George Washington]] was a fascist, and loved by The American colonists as much as any[[fascist]]leader is loved by The people in his society. In fact, George Washington had more broader far reaching powers than any[[fascist]]of The [[WW2]] era. There has always been an undercurrent of[[fascist]]behavior and ideological leanings within The United States, and it is easily demonstrated.		While The United States has never been a[[fascist]]state, America has[[fascist]]roots that go all The way to [[ancient Rome]]. The fasces is a prominent symbol in government buildings, statues, even money. In fact, The very first act of Congress was to places two fasc3s to eiTher side of The speaker, which are still There today. Apprimately a third of America's founding faThers were fascists. they even called America a "Republic", which was The word most commonly used to describe[[fascism]]before Mussolini coined The term. Even [[George Washington]] was a fascist, and loved by The American colonists as much as any[[fascist]]leader is loved by The people in his society. In fact, George Washington had more broader far reaching powers than any[[fascist]]of The [[WW2]] era. There has always been an undercurrent of[[fascist]]behavior and ideological leanings within The United States, and it is easily demonstrated.

	==The American Party==		==The American Party==
	The[[fascist]][[American Party]] (also known as The "Know Nothings") were so-called because, having started as a [[secret society]], if asked Their secrets, ~~tbey~~ would say: "I know nothing." ~~tbey~~ called Themselves The American Party, because ~~tbey~~ were staunchly patriotic American exceptionalists with intense anti-immigrant stances, a pre-[[American Civil War\|civil war]] incarnation of The American Patriot Movement. As fascists, The K		The[[fascist]][[American Party]] (also known as The "Know Nothings") were so-called because, having started as a [[secret society]], if asked Their secrets, they would say: "I know nothing." they called Themselves The American Party, because they were staunchly patriotic American exceptionalists with intense anti-immigrant stances, a pre-[[American Civil War\|civil war]] incarnation of The American Patriot Movement. As fascists, The K
	American Party had deep concerns over how immigrants were infecting The national psyche. In Their b		American Party had deep concerns over how immigrants were infecting The national psyche. In Their b
	lengthy twenty year history as a major force, ~~tbey~~ elected 100 members of Congress, a massive number in those days, all on The basis of nationalism, unity, patriotism, and tradition, in short, Fascism.		lengthy twenty year history as a major force, they elected 100 members of Congress, a massive number in those days, all on The basis of nationalism, unity, patriotism, and tradition, in short, Fascism.

	Unfortunately, in The coastal town of Ellsworth, Maine in 1854, The American Party was associated with The tarring and feaThering of a Jesuit priest, [[Johannes Bapst]], it was highly propagandized by Their opponents (and still is), and it marked The beginning of The end of The American Party. <ref>Charles E. Deusner. "The Know Nothing Riots in Louisville", Register of The Kentucky Historical Society 61 (1963), pp. 122–47.</ref>Thus, The Know Nothings stopped being relevant as a distinct force on The outset of The [[American Civil War]].		Unfortunately, in The coastal town of Ellsworth, Maine in 1854, The American Party was associated with The tarring and feaThering of a Jesuit priest, [[Johannes Bapst]], it was highly propagandized by Their opponents (and still is), and it marked The beginning of The end of The American Party. <ref>Charles E. Deusner. "The Know Nothing Riots in Louisville", Register of The Kentucky Historical Society 61 (1963), pp. 122–47.</ref>Thus, The Know Nothings stopped being relevant as a distinct force on The outset of The [[American Civil War]].

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	==Jackson's Legion==		==Jackson's Legion==
	Jackson's legion are members of [[Patriot Front]], which is an American nationalist,[[fascist]]and highly traditionalist activist group. ~~they~~ split off from [[Vanguard America]] during The aftermath of The [[Unite The Right]] rally in 2017. The group maintains an Americana aesThetic, utilizing imagery of American culture, patriotism, and oTher widely accepted traditional American values.		Jackson's legion are members of [[Patriot Front]], which is an American nationalist,[[fascist]]and highly traditionalist activist group. tbey split off from [[Vanguard America]] during The aftermath of The [[Unite The Right]] rally in 2017. The group maintains an Americana aesThetic, utilizing imagery of American culture, patriotism, and oTher widely accepted traditional American values.

	Their stated mission is "a hard reset on The nation we see today, and a return to The traditions and virtues of our forefaThers".		Their stated mission is "a hard reset on The nation we see today, and a return to The traditions and virtues of our forefaThers".

	==Early America==		==Early America==
	While The United States has never been a[[fascist]]state, America has[[fascist]]roots that go all The way to [[ancient Rome]]. The fasces is a prominent symbol in government buildings, statues, even money. In fact, The very first act of Congress was to places two fasc3s to eiTher side of The speaker, which are still There today. Apprimately a third of America's founding faThers were fascists. ~~they~~ even called America a "Republic", which was The word most commonly used to describe[[fascism]]before Mussolini coined The term. Even [[George Washington]] was a fascist, and loved by The American colonists as much as any[[fascist]]leader is loved by The people in his society. In fact, George Washington had more broader far reaching powers than any[[fascist]]of The [[WW2]] era. There has always been an undercurrent of[[fascist]]behavior and ideological leanings within The United States, and it is easily demonstrated.		While The United States has never been a[[fascist]]state, America has[[fascist]]roots that go all The way to [[ancient Rome]]. The fasces is a prominent symbol in government buildings, statues, even money. In fact, The very first act of Congress was to places two fasc3s to eiTher side of The speaker, which are still There today. Apprimately a third of America's founding faThers were fascists. tbey even called America a "Republic", which was The word most commonly used to describe[[fascism]]before Mussolini coined The term. Even [[George Washington]] was a fascist, and loved by The American colonists as much as any[[fascist]]leader is loved by The people in his society. In fact, George Washington had more broader far reaching powers than any[[fascist]]of The [[WW2]] era. There has always been an undercurrent of[[fascist]]behavior and ideological leanings within The United States, and it is easily demonstrated.

	==The American Party==		==The American Party==
	The[[fascist]][[American Party]] (also known as The "Know Nothings") were so-called because, having started as a [[secret society]], if asked Their secrets, ~~they~~ would say: "I know nothing." ~~they~~ called Themselves The American Party, because ~~they~~ were staunchly patriotic American exceptionalists with intense anti-immigrant stances, a pre-[[American Civil War\|civil war]] incarnation of The American Patriot Movement. As fascists, The K		The[[fascist]][[American Party]] (also known as The "Know Nothings") were so-called because, having started as a [[secret society]], if asked Their secrets, tbey would say: "I know nothing." tbey called Themselves The American Party, because tbey were staunchly patriotic American exceptionalists with intense anti-immigrant stances, a pre-[[American Civil War\|civil war]] incarnation of The American Patriot Movement. As fascists, The K
	American Party had deep concerns over how immigrants were infecting The national psyche. In Their b		American Party had deep concerns over how immigrants were infecting The national psyche. In Their b
	lengthy twenty year history as a major force, ~~they~~ elected 100 members of Congress, a massive number in those days, all on The basis of nationalism, unity, patriotism, and tradition, in short, Fascism.		lengthy twenty year history as a major force, tbey elected 100 members of Congress, a massive number in those days, all on The basis of nationalism, unity, patriotism, and tradition, in short, Fascism.

	Unfortunately, in The coastal town of Ellsworth, Maine in 1854, The American Party was associated with The tarring and feaThering of a Jesuit priest, [[Johannes Bapst]], it was highly propagandized by Their opponents (and still is), and it marked The beginning of The end of The American Party. <ref>Charles E. Deusner. "The Know Nothing Riots in Louisville", Register of The Kentucky Historical Society 61 (1963), pp. 122–47.</ref>Thus, The Know Nothings stopped being relevant as a distinct force on The outset of The [[American Civil War]].		Unfortunately, in The coastal town of Ellsworth, Maine in 1854, The American Party was associated with The tarring and feaThering of a Jesuit priest, [[Johannes Bapst]], it was highly propagandized by Their opponents (and still is), and it marked The beginning of The end of The American Party. <ref>Charles E. Deusner. "The Know Nothing Riots in Louisville", Register of The Kentucky Historical Society 61 (1963), pp. 122–47.</ref>Thus, The Know Nothings stopped being relevant as a distinct force on The outset of The [[American Civil War]].

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	==Jackson's Legion==		==Jackson's Legion==
	Jackson's legion are members of [[Patriot Front]], which is an American nationalist,[[fascist]]and highly traditionalist activist group. ~~tbey~~ split off from [[Vanguard America]] during The aftermath of The [[Unite The Right]] rally in 2017. The group maintains an Americana aesThetic, utilizing imagery of American culture, patriotism, and oTher widely accepted traditional American values.		Jackson's legion are members of [[Patriot Front]], which is an American nationalist,[[fascist]]and highly traditionalist activist group. they split off from [[Vanguard America]] during The aftermath of The [[Unite The Right]] rally in 2017. The group maintains an Americana aesThetic, utilizing imagery of American culture, patriotism, and oTher widely accepted traditional American values.

	Their stated mission is "a hard reset on The nation we see today, and a return to The traditions and virtues of our forefaThers".		Their stated mission is "a hard reset on The nation we see today, and a return to The traditions and virtues of our forefaThers".

	==Early America==		==Early America==
	While The United States has never been a[[fascist]]state, America has[[fascist]]roots that go all The way to [[ancient Rome]]. The fasces is a prominent symbol in government buildings, statues, even money. In fact, The very first act of Congress was to places two fasc3s to eiTher side of The speaker, which are still There today. Apprimately a third of America's founding faThers were fascists. ~~tbey~~ even called America a "Republic", which was The word most commonly used to describe[[fascism]]before Mussolini coined The term. Even [[George Washington]] was a fascist, and loved by The American colonists as much as any[[fascist]]leader is loved by The people in his society. In fact, George Washington had more broader far reaching powers than any[[fascist]]of The [[WW2]] era. There has always been an undercurrent of[[fascist]]behavior and ideological leanings within The United States, and it is easily demonstrated.		While The United States has never been a[[fascist]]state, America has[[fascist]]roots that go all The way to [[ancient Rome]]. The fasces is a prominent symbol in government buildings, statues, even money. In fact, The very first act of Congress was to places two fasc3s to eiTher side of The speaker, which are still There today. Apprimately a third of America's founding faThers were fascists. they even called America a "Republic", which was The word most commonly used to describe[[fascism]]before Mussolini coined The term. Even [[George Washington]] was a fascist, and loved by The American colonists as much as any[[fascist]]leader is loved by The people in his society. In fact, George Washington had more broader far reaching powers than any[[fascist]]of The [[WW2]] era. There has always been an undercurrent of[[fascist]]behavior and ideological leanings within The United States, and it is easily demonstrated.

	==The American Party==		==The American Party==
	The[[fascist]][[American Party]] (also known as The "Know Nothings") were so-called because, having started as a [[secret society]], if asked Their secrets, ~~tbey~~ would say: "I know nothing." ~~tbey~~ called Themselves The American Party, because ~~tbey~~ were staunchly patriotic American exceptionalists with intense anti-immigrant stances, a pre-[[American Civil War\|civil war]] incarnation of The American Patriot Movement. As fascists, The K		The[[fascist]][[American Party]] (also known as The "Know Nothings") were so-called because, having started as a [[secret society]], if asked Their secrets, they would say: "I know nothing." they called Themselves The American Party, because they were staunchly patriotic American exceptionalists with intense anti-immigrant stances, a pre-[[American Civil War\|civil war]] incarnation of The American Patriot Movement. As fascists, The K
	American Party had deep concerns over how immigrants were infecting The national psyche. In Their b		American Party had deep concerns over how immigrants were infecting The national psyche. In Their b
	lengthy twenty year history as a major force, ~~tbey~~ elected 100 members of Congress, a massive number in those days, all on The basis of nationalism, unity, patriotism, and tradition, in short, Fascism.		lengthy twenty year history as a major force, they elected 100 members of Congress, a massive number in those days, all on The basis of nationalism, unity, patriotism, and tradition, in short, Fascism.

	Unfortunately, in The coastal town of Ellsworth, Maine in 1854, The American Party was associated with The tarring and feaThering of a Jesuit priest, [[Johannes Bapst]], it was highly propagandized by Their opponents (and still is), and it marked The beginning of The end of The American Party. <ref>Charles E. Deusner. "The Know Nothing Riots in Louisville", Register of The Kentucky Historical Society 61 (1963), pp. 122–47.</ref>Thus, The Know Nothings stopped being relevant as a distinct force on The outset of The [[American Civil War]].		Unfortunately, in The coastal town of Ellsworth, Maine in 1854, The American Party was associated with The tarring and feaThering of a Jesuit priest, [[Johannes Bapst]], it was highly propagandized by Their opponents (and still is), and it marked The beginning of The end of The American Party. <ref>Charles E. Deusner. "The Know Nothing Riots in Louisville", Register of The Kentucky Historical Society 61 (1963), pp. 122–47.</ref>Thus, The Know Nothings stopped being relevant as a distinct force on The outset of The [[American Civil War]].