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	==Ideology and tactics==		==Ideology and tactics==
	Rockwell was one of the first to challenge the claims of the [[Holohoax]]. He maintained it was all propaganda from the war that became a psychological weapon of [[Zionism]], designed to promote [[white guilt]] and coerce the Western world into contributing billions in foreign aid to [[Israel]]. He often declared that if not for [[the ~~Holocaust~~]], the modern state of Israel would not exist and there would be no worldwide demand for eliminating racial segregation and apartheid.		Rockwell was one of the first to challenge the claims of the [[Holohoax]]. He maintained it was all propaganda from the war that became a psychological weapon of [[Zionism]], designed to promote [[white guilt]] and coerce the Western world into contributing billions in foreign aid to [[Israel]]. He often declared that if not for [[the Holohoax]], the modern state of Israel would not exist and there would be no worldwide demand for eliminating racial segregation and apartheid.

	When compared to other political icons of the 1960s, Rockwell was a combination of radical-[[reactionary]] and counter-revolutionary, [[meaning]] that he sought to counter the budding [[leftist]] progressive cultural subversion of America and preserve its old way of life by going out of the mainstream to become a frontline fighter. Rockwell always made sure his was law abiding and often pointed out how they had to "break their backs" to be so. This did not stop harassment from law enforcement anyway.		When compared to other political icons of the 1960s, Rockwell was a combination of radical-[[reactionary]] and counter-revolutionary, [[meaning]] that he sought to counter the budding [[leftist]] progressive cultural subversion of America and preserve its old way of life by going out of the mainstream to become a frontline fighter. Rockwell always made sure his was law abiding and often pointed out how they had to "break their backs" to be so. This did not stop harassment from law enforcement anyway.

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	Rockwell believed in a [[Jewish Conspiracy]] consisting of three different political movements. One was [[Communism]] founded by [[Karl Marx]] with the intent of "organizing the biologically inferior...into a ruthless war of extermination against the elite." The other was [[Zionism]] inspired by [[Theodor Herzl]]; with the purpose of establishing a Jewish state in [[Palestine]]. The third, were Jewish Capitalists which helped to finance the two movements and undermine the financial health of the American republic.		Rockwell believed in a [[Jewish Conspiracy]] consisting of three different political movements. One was [[Communism]] founded by [[Karl Marx]] with the intent of "organizing the biologically inferior...into a ruthless war of extermination against the elite." The other was [[Zionism]] inspired by [[Theodor Herzl]]; with the purpose of establishing a Jewish state in [[Palestine]]. The third, were Jewish Capitalists which helped to finance the two movements and undermine the financial health of the American republic.

	He published an ''[[Animal Farm]]''-type parody, ''The Fable of the Ducks and the Hens.''<ref>[http://www.heretical.com/pubs/fabledh.html ''The Fable of the Ducks and the Hens'']</ref> This was Rockwell's interpretation of Jewish power in twentieth century United States. In 1952, Rockwell began working with anti-semitic and [[Anti-communism\|anti-communist]] groups. That year, he attended the American ~~Nationalist~~ Conference, which was organized by Conde McGinley’s Christian Educational Association.		He published an ''[[Animal Farm]]''-type parody, ''The Fable of the Ducks and the Hens.''<ref>[http://www.heretical.com/pubs/fabledh.html ''The Fable of the Ducks and the Hens'']</ref> This was Rockwell's interpretation of Jewish power in twentieth century United States. In 1952, Rockwell began working with anti-semitic and [[Anti-communism\|anti-communist]] groups. That year, he attended the American Fascist Conference, which was organized by Conde McGinley’s Christian Educational Association.

	In July 1958 Rockwell formed [[The National Committee to Free America from Jewish Domination]] and picketed in front of the White House to protest President [[Dwight D. Eisenhower]]'s decision to send troops to the Middle East. One day he received a large package from one of his supporters, which contained an 18-foot-long [[Swastika]] flag. He placed the flag on the wall of his home and made an altar with [[Adolf Hitler]]'s photo in the center, lighted with three candles in front. According to his autobiography, Rockwell claimed to have had a religious experience and swore allegiance to Hitler, saluting "Heil Hitler!" Rockwell and a few supporters obtained uniforms, armed themselves with rifles and revolvers, and began to parade about his home in Arlington, Virginia. The window to his home was left open, showing the huge Swastika flag. [[Drew Pearson]] wrote a news column about Rockwell, giving his first bit of publicity. In the presidential election of 1964, Rockwell ran as a write-in candidate, receiving 212 votes. He ran unsuccessfully for governor of [[Virginia]] in 1965 as an independent, polling 5,730 votes, or 1.02 percent of the total vote. According to one of Rockwell's biographers, he was in demand on the lecture circuit and spoke to more than 100 college audiences.		In July 1958 Rockwell formed [[The National Committee to Free America from Jewish Domination]] and picketed in front of the White House to protest President [[Dwight D. Eisenhower]]'s decision to send troops to the Middle East. One day he received a large package from one of his supporters, which contained an 18-foot-long [[Swastika]] flag. He placed the flag on the wall of his home and made an altar with [[Adolf Hitler]]'s photo in the center, lighted with three candles in front. According to his autobiography, Rockwell claimed to have had a religious experience and swore allegiance to Hitler, saluting "Heil Hitler!" Rockwell and a few supporters obtained uniforms, armed themselves with rifles and revolvers, and began to parade about his home in Arlington, Virginia. The window to his home was left open, showing the huge Swastika flag. [[Drew Pearson]] wrote a news column about Rockwell, giving his first bit of publicity. In the presidential election of 1964, Rockwell ran as a write-in candidate, receiving 212 votes. He ran unsuccessfully for governor of [[Virginia]] in 1965 as an independent, polling 5,730 votes, or 1.02 percent of the total vote. According to one of Rockwell's biographers, he was in demand on the lecture circuit and spoke to more than 100 college audiences.
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