National Socialism

AHS believes that America is embarking on a period of national socialism. We will spend up to a generation at this political paradigm before we disenengrate into different soverign regions.

Where have we heard the term national socialism? Well, it was made popular by Adolf Hitler as leader of the NAZIs (National Socialist Workers Party). However, 20th century German National Socialism will be different  than 21st century American National Socialism.

Socialism on its own can be basically be described as a statism that involves an extreme amount of regulation and the withering of private rights and property. National Socialism also has a high degree of centralization; however, the state will be hyper-nationalistic.

America will not place millions of people in concentration camps marked for scientific study and death as the Nazis did. On the other hand, our socialism will not be based on race but class. Increased reguation has steadily increased since Lincoln and Theodore Roosevelt. Marginalization of the producers will increase. This increase will appear to increase the standard of living of the members of the country. However, as the government takes from the producers of the country to give to the social parasites, only the government will increase in power. For only the power of government entity increases when income redistribution occurs. The receivers of this redistribution are akin to slaves. They owe their living to the all powerful government.

Today we have our elected representatives moving the country towards socialism. However, they believe we can do it differently than all others countries (Canada, Spain, Germany, and Italy). This is where regular socialism turns into national socialism. Just as Hitler believed that Germans were a superior race and thought the state should be absolute, Americans are also allowing our leaders to follow this same gameplan.

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