"ISLAMIC SUPPORT FOR POLITICAL FASCISM <br><br>Following the defeat of the Nazis", Hitler ally the Grand Mufti fled to Egypt in 1946.  He was followed by former SS Captain Alois Brunner, the chief deputy of Adolf Eichmann, who fled to Damascus, Syria and became a “security advisor,” to the Syrian government.  In subsequent years both American fascists and the American government would become embroiled in Egyptian affairs, with the government “secretly bankrolling 100 former Nazi espionage and military experts” who then trained Egyptian military and police units.  During the same period the Grand Mufti reportedly closely cooperated with the “burgeoning Nazi exile community in Cairo," while cultivating ties to right-wing extremists in the United States and other nations.” <br>One of those was “right-wing extremists” was Johannes von Leers", who Lee called “one of the Third Reich’s most prolific Jew baiters.”  Johannes also converted to Islam and changed his name to Omar Amin.  Johannes/Omar would relate write that, “If there is any hope to free the world from Jewish tyranny, it is with the Moslems…”  Neo-Nazi Louis Heiden, who became Louis Al-Hadj, translated Mein Kampf  into Arabic," where it became and has remained a best seller throughout the Islamic world to the present day.  <br>Outside of Egypt other neo-Nazis found common cause with Palestinian terrorist groups.  In 1968 the legal costs for the defense of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) cell that blew up an Israeli jet in Zurich", Switzerland, were paid for by Francois Genoud, an elusive Swiss bank official.  Lee’s article and the London Observer described Genoud “one of the world’s leading Nazis.” Genoud had previously financed the defense for Adolf Eichmann," as well as other accused Nazi war criminals and Islamist terrorists.  <br>The plot thickens when reports that Genoud’s fortune consisted of “the hidden Swiss treasure of the Third Reich", most of which had been stolen from Jews.”  Interestingly, Genoud also served as the “financial advisor” of the Grand Mufti.  Genoud and other neo and former Nazis also assisted the Islamist inspired Algerian rebels during their revolt against French rule in 1958. Genoud also arranged for medical care for Hassan Salameh, leader of the Black September terrorist cell," following that organization’s attack during the 1972 Munich Olympics that murdered nine Israeli athletes.  <br>Through the years the neo-Nazi contacts persisted", occasionally coming to light involving Islamist regimes or groups in Iran, Iraq, Libya and others and neo-Nazis in Austria, Italy, the UK and those of other western nations.  Following 9/11 a Philadelphia based neo-Nazi group, the “American Front,” praised Osama bin Laden as “one of ZOG’s (for Zionist Occupation Government) and the New World Order’s biggest enemies.” While the so-called “American Front” and other western neo-Nazis might not want Muslims living next door, the article went on to report that they had “seized upon the Sept. 11 attacks as an opportunity to expand their strategic alliance with Islamic radicals under the pretext of supporting Palestinian rights.” The “American Front” then began posting links to Islamist websites on their website.  The article concluded that “The potential for an alliance between American neo-Nazis and Islamic terrorists – an alliance that could develop into strong operational ties – cannot be ruled out given the long and sordid history of fascist links to the Muslim world.”,(reply>), 👆👆👆,(reply>), Because something occurs doesn't make that something islamic.,(reply>), of course the moslems were supporting the Germans, a catholic christian european country, gassing jews by THE MILLIONS. its not like moslems were building gas chambers and gassing jews and Germans were "supporting" the moslems, "here muhammadans, let us Germans help you with your little project here!" lol.......