[AngloSaxon]

"Germany, of course, is if anything overly pacifist now, and while Russia isn't a perfect liberal democracy, it isn't about to rush to the Rhine either.

So why then would one of Europe's premier fascists endorse the idea? "

The problem with your argument is that you're talking about the Europe of today and a fascist leader (Mosley?) from the 1930's, who is, unless I'm mistaken, quite quite dead.

[swilhelm73]

That is a strange argument.

A fascist's favorited project is slowly but surely coming to fruition, and your argument is that is matters not because he is dead.

I suppose that the Dutch's eugenics project isn't a problem because Maggie Sanger is dead too? Or Soviet Communism because Marx was long dead?