Farrakhan: Obama "Hope of the Entire World"
The neo-cons’ devotion to Bush was scary.
The Dem’s cult-like embrace of Obama is greatly disturbing.
When will they start calling Obama Il Duce?
It would be interesting to compare Obama and Mussolini.
Here are some thoughts about Mussolini from Liberal Fascism:
Mussolini’s useful truth was the concept of a “totalitarian” society—he made up the word—defined by his famous motto: “Everything in the State, nothing outside the State, nothing against the State.” (page 52).
A deep aversion to boredom and a consequent, indiscriminate love for novelty among the intellectual classes translated into a routinized iconoclasm and a thoroughgoing contempt for democracy, traditional morality, the masses, and the bourgeoisie, and a love for “action, action, action!” that still plagues the left today. (How much of the practiced radicalism of the contemporary left is driven by the childish pranksterism they call being subversive?) Many of George Bernard Shaw’s bon mots seem like shots in the dark against the monster of boredom—which could only be conquered by a Nietzschean superman. At one time or another Shaw idolized Stalin, Hitler, and Mussolini as the world’s great “progressive” leaders be cause they “did things,” unlike the leaders of those “putrefying corpses” called parliamentary democracies. In like terms, Gertrude Stein praised Huey Long by declaring that he was “not boring.” (page134)
Now 
from Breitbart. Listen to the messianic language that Farrakhan uses for Obama. You never heard such language from the neo-cons directed towards Bush. Can you imagine the reaction from the left if these kinds of antics went on at a Bush rally?
In his first major public address since a cancer crisis, Nation of Islam Minister Louis Farrakhan said Sunday that presidential candidate Barack Obama is the "hope of the entire world" that the U.S. will change for the better.
The 74-year-old Farrakhan, addressing an estimated crowd of 20,000 people at the annual Saviours' Day celebration, never outrightly endorsed Obama but spent most of the nearly two-hour speech praising the Illinois senator.
"This young man is the hope of the entire world that America will change and be made better," he said. "This young man is capturing audiences of black and brown and red and yellow. If you look at Barack Obama's audiences and look at the effect of his words, those people are being transformed."
Farrakhan compared Obama to the religion's founder, Fard Muhammad, who also had a white mother and black father.
"A black man with a white mother became a savior to us," he told the crowd of mostly followers. "A black man with a white mother could turn out to be one who can lift America from her fall."
And the definition of fascism from Wikipedia:
Fascism is an authoritarian political ideology (generally tied to a mass movement) that considers the individual subordinate to the interests of the state, party or society as a whole. Fascists seek to forge a type of national unity, usually based on (but not limited to) ethnic, cultural, racial, religious attributes.
Here we go.