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Paul Robinson calls it an attack on academic freedom. I call it incipient fascism. America is slipping down the slippery slope."The road to serfdom is not the by way of socialism but rather fascism and it is increasingly upon us since 9/11 and the suspension of constitutional liberties and the militarization of domestic security, and the rise of the surveillance state.The striking parallels with history are clear.IrrussianalityNo history, no culture, pleasePaul Robinson | Professor, Graduate School of Public and International Affairs at the University of Ottawa
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Mike Norman considers the following as important: fascism
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Paul Robinson calls it an attack on academic freedom. I call it incipient fascism. America is slipping down the slippery slope."The road to serfdom is not the by way of socialism but rather fascism and it is increasingly upon us since 9/11 and the suspension of constitutional liberties and the militarization of domestic security, and the rise of the surveillance state.The striking parallels with history are clear.IrrussianalityNo history, no culture, pleasePaul Robinson | Professor, Graduate School of Public and International Affairs at the University of Ottawa
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Mike Norman considers the following as important: fascism
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Paul Robinson calls it an attack on academic freedom. I call it incipient fascism. America is slipping down the slippery slope.
"The road to serfdom is not the by way of socialism but rather fascism and it is increasingly upon us since 9/11 and the suspension of constitutional liberties and the militarization of domestic security, and the rise of the surveillance state.
The striking parallels with history are clear.
Irrussianality
No history, no culture, please
Paul Robinson | Professor, Graduate School of Public and International Affairs at the University of Ottawa