Crisis ex-members in a nazi band. wtf !?

nationalistic commie nazis what the fuck?----, this is scary that anti-nazis becomes nazis....it's both sad and scary...

 

It looks like they have longer history with fascism than anarchism and it is interesting for how long they have kept it as a "secret".

Franjo Tuđman(founding "father" of fascism in Croatia), Vinko Martinović(commander of HOS) and Alija izetbegović(pres, of Bosnia at that time) were using HOS for their own sick purposes.
During the war HOS(Hrvatske obrambene snage-Croatian defense force)was small band(Militia) of multiethnical neofascists soliders(Bosnian and croatian soliders)that commited religious and ethnic cleansing against Bošnjaci(south slavic people that lives in Bosnia And Herz.)and territorial conquest of Bosnia in synchronization with the Serbian fascists from Belgrade.

Now in Croatia they teach children that war was about our "independance" and freedom for Croatian people after 9 centuries of servitude.They fight for independace took more deaths than expected in a war that was nothing more then "defence" against the oppression of Ex-Yugoslavia(Serbia).

It is sick how members of DIJ used the chance during the war to make a fascistic propaganda.

 

Old news, that has been discussed to death. Never found Crisis interesting to begin with...

 

Ha I was about to say what Bananaman said...he beat me to it...

 

I never knew about this either. Oh man oh man.

 

Yeah, it seems to come up every couple of months (still odd though).

This probably does not add too much to the conversation but:

The SA were not an elite military force, they were a militia-type group made up of Nazi party members (who were ideologically devoted to Nazism and street violence). The German military command thought they would be useful as an auxilarlly force (to get around the Verseille Treaty) but after Hitler became chancellor the military was worried about a power struggle/civil war between them and the SA. The Night of the Long Knives was a move by Hitler to gain the loyalty of the military by cutting the SA to size (internal party rivalries also played a big role).

In the article where Pearce talks about the Leftist elements in the SA and Rohm wanting to overthrow Hitler and the SS is for the most part pure fantasy (Rohm's last words were an enthusiastic Heil Hitler") and interestingly enough was the position that the Nazi party adopted after the purge (Hitler also retroactively passed legislation which ensured that the purge was "legal"). I'm currently going through a bunch of Weimar era primary source documents (as a part of research that I'm doing for a podcast) and so far none of it backs up Pearce's interpretation.

 

proof that people get into punk and anarchism when it's trendy, and not because they are true anarchist or even punks for that matter.