Meet the new CONTROLLERS direct from the likes of Brave New World
and Fahrenheit 451.

http://uits.arizona.edu/staff

Here we have photos of the new Nazi's. They take a public university and
try to make it private by restricting access to formerly public
computers and asking community users to show their "papers" before
allowing computer access. ("gee, I was only following orders commandant")

These are the same people who came up to me at a supposedly public
computer after I posted a negative comment about the university. They
are spying on peoples internet use here constantly. Would not surprise
me in the least to find they have installed sniffers, and password
keyloggers on the machines here.

This is really turning into a facist institution. They have
cameras everywhere with signs indicating you are "under surveillance"
The stupid students here who pay large sums for a really piss
poor undergraduate programs (as evidenced by their high drop out rates)
just go along with the flow, thinking nothing of having to pay
5-6 years for a 4 year degree-I audited several classes, no way
are the worth the tuition students are being gouged)

This might be a sign of the new female president we have here, maybe
she has facist leanings. Shes from out East where they like to
control everything.

I certainly won't be supporting the UofA in anything, be it bond
issues or anything else. They are definitely anti-community as also
witnessed by their gobbling up through gov. seizure of people's
adjoining properties-bunch a pigs really.

WHAT IS FASCISM?

By James Miller, PhD

Unfortunately, Fascism has an undeserved bad reputation. Regardless of
this reputation, Fascism is a very sensible economic and social
ideology. There are a few different "flavors" of Fascism, but
basically they all come down to the following.

Fascism is an economic system in which a nation's government plays a
central role in monitoring all banking, trade, production, and labor
activity which takes place within the nation. Such monitoring is done
for the sole purpose of safeguarding & advancing the nation and its
people. Under Fascism, the government will not approve of any business
activity unless that business has a positive impact on the nation as a
whole and the people of the nation - this is the axiom which
determines everything under Fascism.

In other words, the government asks, "Is XYZ Enterprises good for our
nation and our people?" If yes, it's approved. If no, it's not
approved. When they ask, "Is it good?", they mean, "Is XYZ Enterprises
good for the workers, do they pay a fair wage, do they produce a
product or provide a service which advances our nation & our people
technologically, morally, spiritually, health-wise, etc???" For
example, a pornography company would not be allowed because
pornography corrupts people generally and exploits & degrades women
particularly. Also, "free" trade agreements (such as what the U.S. has
with China) would never be allowed because such trade agreements
result in companies sending jobs overseas (where labor is dirt cheap).
Such an activity, of course, would undermine a nation's labor class.
This is entirely unnacceptable and thus not allowed under a Fascist
economic model.

Fascism is based on free enterprise - but with constraints (the
primary constraint being, "Is the particular economic activity in
question good for our nation?"). Also, a businessman can become
wealthy in a Fascist country, and the government has no objection to
this (this is in stark contrast to Communism). Fascism also encourages
private ownership of property (again, in stark contrast to Communism
where private property is not allowed).

In a nutshell, Fascism basically tells entrepreneurs, "Go ahead and
start a business, earn a lot of money, be successful, but don't
produce any products or services which damage our nation and our
nation's people... and make sure you treat your workers fair and pay
them a living wage. If you don't do these things, we'll shut you
down."

The above is the economic aspect of Fascism. There is also a
cultural/social aspect to Fascism as well. Under Fascism, government
plays a key role in monitoring: film, theatre, art, literature, music,
education, etc in order to maintain a high moral standard, keep things
clean and respectable, promote a strong sense of patriotism and honor,
and prevent the dissemination of depraved filth which corrupts
society.

A few other things to mention. Fascism encourages respect for the
enviroment as Fascists understand that nature is the giver of life and
thus must be preserved. Contrast this environmental view with that of
Capitalism which too often takes the short term view and foolishly
believes that pollution is a necessary byproduct of profit.

Also, under Fascism, if a person doesn't like things, he/she can leave
the country. Contrast this with Communism where if you don't like
things, you better keep your mouth shut. And, of course, there is no
option to leave the country. You will submit or else be sent to a
re-education camp where you'll be brainwashed to accept the Communist
system. And if you still resist, you'll probably be killed. Again,
there is no leaving. Submit or suffer the consequences.

Lastly, Fascism holds women in very high regard. Women are the
carriers of new life. They are expected to be educated, worldly, and
well read. Women are encouraged to pursue their interests and have a
career but only if a career won't interfere with her family's needs;
family comes first, always. Women are encouraged to be strong yet
feminine.

In Germany, the NSDAP essentially followed the above described Fascist
system.

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http://immigration-globalization.blogspot.com

http://www.ihr.org/ http://www.natvan.com

http://national-socialist-worldview.blogspot.com

That settles it, UofA is definitely not facist cuz they pay
such horsesh it salaries.

Like frogs in gradually heating water the stupidzens of the
USA are going to be cooked good before they know it; they
will have cams in your homes monitoring your every move.
They are already doing it with cell phones.

Pi ss on these as sh oles that want to control everything
and everybody. This Country was not founded on that and
many good men have died to prevent that. But these on the
dole gov.employees LOVE power. And they are at heart pure
conformists, totally convention with not a novel thought in
their heads. THey hate freedom and they hate lack of
control under their authority. That is the nature of
facism.

The UofA is like Barry Goldwater's version of a "liberal"
college. Virtually NO political action (no demonstrations,
no protests), conventional students who just want a piece
of paper to make money from. Even the minorities here act
conventional. Oh and they love to recruit foreign students
with their out of state tuition premium. They have
forgotten that this is a PUBLIC university, not some haven
for 100K a year facist administrators. Forget quality
education for the undergraduate rif-raff-what is needed is
more research, more sports, -you know all the things that a
public university was supposed to provide.

This new computer policy virtually bans the public from
using library computers as they have relegated a very small
number of computers for public use and these will be
restricted computers with less privileges. I think the next
step for the new President here is to start requiring arm
bands for anyone on campus who is not directly affiliated
with the University. That's how Adolf did it, gradually-so
they don't notice the changes so much.

It is very curious how they moved to do this in steps:

1) start placing vigilante encouraging messages on all
library computers to rat on anyone who is not "minding
their manners(whatever the fuck that means)"

2) start barring access to anyone not affiliated after 9pm

3) no ban access to anyone in the public not affiliated
with the university.

4) (to come) Arm bands required subject to arrest for
anyone on campus who is not a student/professor.

5) use your imagination.

Topaz <mars1933@hotmail.com> wrote in
news:ec93o75cv3s46casp0kmr35cu99d2ic6bf@4ax.com:

>
>WHAT IS FASCISM?
>
>By James Miller, PhD
>
>Unfortunately, Fascism has an undeserved bad reputation.
>Regardless of this reputation, Fascism is a very sensible
>economic and social ideology. There are a few different
>"flavors" of Fascism, but basically they all come down to
>the following.
>
>Fascism is an economic system in which a nation's
government
>plays a central role in monitoring all banking, trade,
>production, and labor activity which takes place within
the
>nation. Such monitoring is done for the sole purpose of
>safeguarding & advancing the nation and its people. Under
>Fascism, the government will not approve of any business
>activity unless that business has a positive impact on the
>nation as a whole and the people of the nation - this is
the
>axiom which determines everything under Fascism.
>
>In other words, the government asks, "Is XYZ Enterprises
>good for our nation and our people?" If yes, it's
approved.
>If no, it's not approved. When they ask, "Is it good?",
they
>mean, "Is XYZ Enterprises good for the workers, do they
pay
>a fair wage, do they produce a product or provide a
service
>which advances our nation & our people technologically,
>morally, spiritually, health-wise, etc???" For example, a
>pornography company would not be allowed because
pornography
>corrupts people generally and exploits & degrades women
>particularly. Also, "free" trade agreements (such as what
>the U.S. has with China) would never be allowed because
such
>trade agreements result in companies sending jobs overseas
>(where labor is dirt cheap). Such an activity, of course,
>would undermine a nation's labor class. This is entirely
>unnacceptable and thus not allowed under a Fascist
economic
>model.
>
>Fascism is based on free enterprise - but with constraints
>(the primary constraint being, "Is the particular economic
>activity in question good for our nation?"). Also, a
>businessman can become wealthy in a Fascist country, and
the
>government has no objection to this (this is in stark
>contrast to Communism). Fascism also encourages private
>ownership of property (again, in stark contrast to
Communism
>where private property is not allowed).
>
>In a nutshell, Fascism basically tells entrepreneurs, "Go
>ahead and start a business, earn a lot of money, be
>successful, but don't produce any products or services
which
>damage our nation and our nation's people... and make sure
>you treat your workers fair and pay them a living wage. If
>you don't do these things, we'll shut you down."
>
>The above is the economic aspect of Fascism. There is also
a >cultural/social aspect to Fascism as well. Under Fascism,
>government plays a key role in monitoring: film, theatre,
>art, literature, music, education, etc in order to
maintain
>a high moral standard, keep things clean and respectable,
>promote a strong sense of patriotism and honor, and
prevent
>the dissemination of depraved filth which corrupts
society.
>
>A few other things to mention. Fascism encourages respect
>for the enviroment as Fascists understand that nature is
the
>giver of life and thus must be preserved. Contrast this
>environmental view with that of Capitalism which too often
>takes the short term view and foolishly believes that
>pollution is a necessary byproduct of profit.
>
>Also, under Fascism, if a person doesn't like things,
he/she
>can leave the country. Contrast this with Communism where
if
>you don't like things, you better keep your mouth shut.
And,
>of course, there is no option to leave the country. You
will
>submit or else be sent to a re-education camp where you'll
>be brainwashed to accept the Communist system. And if you
>still resist, you'll probably be killed. Again, there is
no
>leaving. Submit or suffer the consequences.
>
>Lastly, Fascism holds women in very high regard. Women are
>the carriers of new life. They are expected to be
educated,
>worldly, and well read. Women are encouraged to pursue
their
>interests and have a career but only if a career won't
>interfere with her family's needs; family comes first,
>always. Women are encouraged to be strong yet feminine.
>
>In Germany, the NSDAP essentially followed the above
>described Fascist system.
>
>###
>
>
>For SERIOUS conservative writing, please visit my website:
>http://immigration-globalization.blogspot.com
>
>
>
>
>
>http://www.ihr.org/ http://www.natvan.com
>
>http://national-socialist-worldview.blogspot.com
>