> "Devine, James" wrote: > > [how does this look?] > > >Alan A. Block, "Space, Time & Organized Crime": > > >As a way of initially placing the fascist presence in America, > consider Mussolini's reception in the United States.
One of those random things one remembers from early youth (8 or 9 at most). A cartoon in the Sunday Chicago Herald-American (a Hearst paper). It was a double panel. One showed Stalin in an armored railroad car surrounded by armed guards. The other showed Mussolini driving a tractor pulling a combine or something, with scores of happy peasants working in the fields around him. No guards. (I'm probably making some of the details up, but the basic contrast was there.) Carrol
