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It's a real shame that Seabiscuit got there first. For the film director Jim Sheridan would have a ready-made heart warmer should his horse Vinnie Roe triumph this afternoon in Europe's great autumn showpiece, the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe in Paris. The five-year-old is named for his disabled brother-in-law, who provided if not the storyline, at least the inspiration for his critically acclaimed work My Left Foot.
Like his owner, the equine Vinnie Roe has carried himself proudly through life, from small beginnings. Trainer Dermot Weld, as thoughtful and erudite a man as can be found in the racing world, has a great deal of time for them both. "Jim is a wonderful man," he said. "He comes from the hard inner city of Dublin and through his work and talent he has taken himself away from the back streets. But he has not changed, has never forgotten his roots and there's no side to him. As an Irishman, I'm very proud of him.
"The horse is just a true professional and a joy to train. For heaven's sake, he has won nine of his last 11 races and look at his two defeats last year; beaten a neck by Royal Rebel in the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot and then fourth under top-weight in the Melbourne Cup to stablemate Media Puzzle. That's the record of a top-class performer."
But Weld is as aware as any of the task facing his pride and joy in the Bois de Boulogne today, with four Derby winners in the field: High Chaparral (English and Irish) and Kris Kin (English), Dalakhani (French) and Dai Jin (German). Vinnie Roe is perceived primarily as a stayer, and these days stayers are not supposed to win Arcs. But sometimes durability will be as prized a quality as brilliance; when the going gets tough, the Vinnies of this world get going. Left or right, he will be putting his best foot forward.
And there are factors in his favour. His campaign this year has been geared to this first Sunday in October and the ground has eased in his favour. "It's not that he doesn't act on fast ground," said Weld, " but soft going will slow the others down."
Vinnie Roe is not flashily-bred, nor was he expensive. He is a son of Weld's short-head Irish Derby runner-up Definite Article and cost 50,000 guineas as a yearling, back-pocket change in the bloodstock business. He has kept good company all his life and, by all accounts, been that as well. At three he won the battle of the St Leger winners by beating Doncaster hero Millenary in the Irish version at the Curragh. Then last year came those so-gallant defeats at Ascot and Flemington, punctuated by a second success in the Irish St Leger, an all-aged contest. This year has, by his standards, been deliberately light.
"The Melbourne Cup took a great deal out of him," said Weld, "the travelling, the race, the whole package. I feel that horses going there take six months to recover and with that in mind I didn't really train him until the second part of the year. The Arc has been his target all along. It's a calculated risk, with the drop back in trip, but we all think he deserves a crack at it."
Vinnie Roe made his seasonal comeback over 12 furlongs, winning at Leopardstown. Then it was on to the Curragh for an unprecedented third win in the Irish St Leger, going one better than a celebrated trio of dual winners: Vintage Crop, the Weld-trained legend whose victories sandwiched his ground-breaking Melbourne Cup win; Oscar Schindler, who followed each of his wins by making the frame in the Arc; and Kayf Tara, a dual Gold Cup winner. Irish St Legers are no sinecures. "When he won that race for the third time," said Weld, "the reception he got was like he'd won at Cheltenham. Jim had brought a huge crowd of friends and they're all going to the Arc as well. They will enjoy the day; Vinnie Roe enjoys every day; win, lose or draw, we'll have a great time."
Despite his outsider's price, Vinnie Roe is no mug. Neither is his trainer - his record worldwide is testament to that - and the Arc is not yet on his global CV. "A lovely sunny autumn day in Paris, with fastish ground, and I'd think the younger horses will have too much pace for him," said Weld. "For Vinnie Roe to win an Arc I'd like to see two things happen. One is that we get a lot of rain, so the track comes up like is always used to be at Longchamp at this time of year.
"And the other is that we get a really wet, miserable day so his unlimited qualities of determination and resilience come into play, so he can look the others in the face and say come with me, if you can. If he gets it like that, he'll run in the first three, I can assure you. Rain lashing, mud flying, conditions tough, Vinnie Roe is the horse for you."
The Ballydoyle No 1, High Chaparral, third last year, will probably go two better, emulating the likes of Tony Bin, Allez France, Nuccio and Djebel as horses who have warmed up for victory with a place. But Vinnie Roe will give a run for money at a much better price, with the two greys, Dalakhani and Ange Gabriel, the best of the home side.Reuse content


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Nobody seems to give a stuff about the rich list except me. "I know it exercises and concerns you," says Rosemary rather snottily, "but it leaves me cold."
It hardly bothers Cello Teacher either. "They have lots of money. I haven't. I'm not interested in what they've got." But I am fuming about it. I don't want to go over the top here. I'm not asking for the guillotine or stocks, or a communist state. I'd be happy with some general outrage and minor public shame punishments, such as large notices outside the homes of listed billionaires saying: "Mr or Mrs Tremendously Greedy lives here." I'd like them to run the gauntlet of a jeering, half-starved mob every time they dared to leave their homes.
What else can one do? I dare not ask for fairness or higher taxes for these creatures. People will only scream "politics of envy" and start panicking that the country is lurching to the left. They prefer to suck up to millionaires and see them in the papers gloating, their wealth soaring, and owning between them the equivalent of a third of the national debt. And now there are 100 women on the rich list. A full 10%. Is that meant to be good news? It only shows that women are as grasping as men. If only Mrs Specsavers and the other 999 would give away the bulk of their fortunes. Perhaps they could fund the Poppy Project and reopen the libraries a hundred times over.
But I suppose we ought look on the bright side. Over in the United States, billionaires are planning to give half their wealth away, and over here we have our own Secret Millionaires on telly. Off they go, seek out some deserving and saintly paupers, and then give them a hand-out: £5,000, or perhaps £12,000. The poor weep with gratitude. But what's that to a millionaire? A snip. Why not £50,000 or £100,000? They'll still have loads left. How can they live with themselves?
"Very easily, apparently," says Rosemary. "For unto every one that hath shall be given . . . but from him that hath not shall be taken away . . ." I never got that. Still don't.


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Fascism (1) was a branch of socialism called National syndicalism (a syndicate was a group of workers/unions unifying an industry, and these groups of syndicates/unions uniting the nation) (2). They later became National Socialists German Workers' Party to better describe their philosophy. Their symbol is a bundle of sticks tied together, often with an axe in the middle representing "all of us, are stronger than any of us" and collective power (3) Fascisms roots, origins and leadership, all came from the left: they were secular-progressive intellectuals, haters of existing society (and especially of its most bourgeois aspects: "eat the rich"), and they frequently used pseudo-science to rationalize their quest for power (Eugenics, Gini-coefficient, belief in top-down command-economies being governed by a "brain trust", and so on). They believed that Socialism (state planning and control) lead to better organization, output, and was more advanced than western liberalism (individualism). By temperament they were neither conservative nor reactionary: fascists despised the status quo and were not attracted by a return to bygone eras (e.g. the opposite of conservatism or right wing movements).
View of individuals and property rights:
- Communism/Socialism is the idea that you have no property rights, (only the state does), and thus it is the states job to redistribute it's property (wealth) fairly amongst the people
- Capitalism (in the extreme) is the idea that only individuals have property rights. You can pool those rights briefly with government or corporate agencies (and let them be stewards of that private property). But property as a concept, is reserved for individuals
- Fascism was the third position (4): that business (and the individuals) could have property rights, but only as proxies for the state (if they were doing what the state decided was in the public/national good). Thus everyone was part of the collective (and a ward of it). You could have corporations, businesses and private property, but only if they were putting the states interests first (as defined by the political class). Mussolini described it as a "merger of state and corporate power", over the individual (anti-libertarianism).
So theoretical capitalism was an individualist ideology, while Communism, Socialism and Fascism were all authoritarian ideologies. The Socialists/Communists supported Fascism with the cry, "First Brown, then Red"… until the fascists went on to purge those that weren't politially-correct enough to be fascists (including vocal Socialists/Communists). But this is a common theme in Socialism — they all agree in loose concept to go to socialism, but infighting between the branches and implementations is the norm, once they've eradicated the opposition.
The tenets in common across fascist countries were: a belief in natural social hierarchy and the rule of political elites, the desire to create a Volksgemeinschaft (German: "people's community" / , "we are the 99%") in which individual interests would be subordinated to the good of the nation, highly controlled (taxed/regulated) collaboration between the state and private businesses. They were against classical-liberalism (individual rights), conservatism (the establishment and prior traditions/religions), and striving to create a regulated economic structure to transform social relations with a focus on youth and charismatic leadership (slogans like, "Change you can believe in!", "Hope and change", "A political revolution is coming" would all fit well with their ideology).
The only thing that doesn't fit modern western progressivism is militaristic nationalism, and that fit at the time (American progressives were highly supportive of fascist ideology, at the time). However, since WWII, and fascism (the term) fell out of vogue, progressives replaced national-militarism and racism with multinational-militarism and Social Justice Warrior programs (forced equality) as the premise for why they should have supreme national power. This is not a huge stretch — instead of having a nations military forcing your agendas on others (national imperialism), you'd have a super-national organization (the U.N.), using the military force of many nations to force your agendas on others ("New World Order", etc). That's just replacing national-fascism with super-national fascism; a pretty subtle distinctions that doesn't require much of a philosophical shift at all.
There are a few issues with defining fascism:
- Fascism is overloaded and thus can mean different things, simultaneously
- Many of the terms that fascisms definition is dependent on, are also overloaded, like the left-right spectrum means different things, in different countries (and different times) (6)
- Fascism also has a brutal history (and decades of propaganda for/against it) that no one wants to be associated with — so all sides try to obfuscate their sides commonalities, while proclaiming the other sides similarities.
So fascisms colored past means any association is taken emotionally, as ad hominem attack, rather than valid observation. Thus, there's a lot of, "I know you are, but what am I?" But it's not hopeless; we can clarify conflicting meanings, look at the etymology/origins, a brutal history still involves a real history that we can look at, and we can ask and answer what it meant to people at the time (or today).
History and it's origins
Fascism arose from the left (and with the support of the left), not the right (at least not in Italy and Germany), and was a branch of socialism / syndicalism (not a right wing philosophy). They had no alignment with or support from conservatives or the right, at all, while the left supported fascism, and generally support it at their rallies, "first brown, then red". It was anti-Capitalist movement, thus they saw fascism as a progressive step towards their ultimate ideology of a more pure Socialism/Communism as it was a sibling revolutionary philosophy, headed in their direction.
Similarities to today include leftist movements such as Occupy or Black Lives Matter, which are the same kind of populist uprisings that the Socialists, Communist and Fascists all supported: a remaking of the country because of injustices. They may not be the same causes, but they all sympathize across causes, and have many of the same supporters. Whereas these movements are in direct conflict/contradiction to right wing movements/philosophies, which are trying to move society to more moderation or traditional (past) systems/solutions. (not remake society into something new)
Even the rhetoric of Occupy is amazingly similar to historical fascists. I've joked that the only way you can tell the difference between the 30's fascists speech and todays occupy ones, was if they include the word Jewish when they scapegoat the 1% as, "rich Jewish bankers, media magnates, and industrialists that controlled the system and oppressed the workers". But even back then, Italian fascists didn't have the anti-semitic streak that the Germans had (making distinction harder), but they weren't as anti-business/corporate either. The solutions in common is always a new authoritarian government (controlled by the people, this time) to fix things — and pick winning and losing sectors (some deserve subsidies, others penalties), all in the name of the greater good (think "Green Energy and Solar Subsidies).
Progressives of today, even use the "Gini coefficient" (an arbitrary measure of rich-to-poor income inequality, as if they know what that ratio should be, and non-compliance to their construct is a known problem) to proclaim why we need their authoritarian guidance, while they completely fail to recognize that this ratio was created by Corrado Gini — the guy who literally wrote the book, "The Scientific Basis of Fascism", which was the pseudo-science justification used by both Hitter and Mussolini as economic justification for their policies.
NOTE: Antisemitism was a German thing (not in Italian or other fascism) — but again, it stemmed from German Socialism. Socialism is about workers uniting and being part of the club. Germans formalized this with paramilitary like organization, and a hierarchy, salutes, symbols, pins, greetings (signals) and ways of showing you were an socialist insider (Nazi's borrowed these from the Socialists they stemmed from). Having a secure Socialist job was a status symbol (making you more desirable mate/provider/etc). And for there to be secure insiders (Unions/Trades), others had to be outsiders that had unsecured jobs subject to market forces (Capitalism), made worse by the protected parts of the economy (for some to get more, others must get less). Thus the socialists (unions) both excluded Jews and drove the Jews outside of these Trade Unions and Socialism Clubs, and then resented them for not being part of the clubs and being beyond their sphere of influence. Antisemitic resentment was really the same thing as anti-capitalist resentment (and vise versa), "you do things like are the merchants, traders, bankers, insurance men, etc". That Socialists dropped the anti-Jewish sentiment doesn't change much, because they use the same invectives and disdain in their Anti-Capitalistic rhetoric, they've just broadened the terminology to include all the non-Jewish bankers, merchants, and investors as well.
But isn't fascism a right wing ideology?
Fascism is categorized by some as "right wing", because in Europe (historically), left and right isn't liberalism vs. conservatism, it often means individualism (left) vs. authoritarianism or collectivism (right). So by that definition, British and American Liberalism (Libertarianism) was considered left wing, and Fascism was right wing because it was authoritarian and collectivist (not individualist) – but then practical Socialism and Communism are right wing well. While in America, our terms reversed: individualists (libertarians, classical liberals, conservatives) tend to pool on the right, not the left, so the terms/meanings/roles are directly reversed.
Now some will claim, "but theoretical Socialism/Communism is a left wing ideology". Which is true, individuals vote on everything and get a say (thus it is individualist). But theoretical socialism, only exists in theory. Practical Socialism/Communism (reality) and theoretical Socialism/Communism (fantasy) are on opposite extremes of the spectrum. And if you lose the vote, you get your choices taken away, and you're back to being an authoritarian society.
The way it works is:
In THEORY, socialism/communism is a revolutionary ideology where "the people" voluntarily give up everything they own (to the collective), and run government via direct democracy deciding everything (Occupy's consensus & hand signal model), thus it is the ultimate left-wing (people's) ideology. They see every other ideology as to the right of them; since "those other movements" are willing to compromise with private businesses/corporate interests, allow private ownership, install hierarchy of bureaucracy and command economies to get things done, and use force to get what they want. Once they compromises, they're no longer "pure" SoComs, thus they're on the fascist/progressive side of the spectrum.
In PRACTICE, the theoretical Socialism/Communism can't exist in the real world. Consensus for everything doesn't scale, so they create a command hierarchy. You can NOT get voluntary compliance, the producers demand unequal reward for unequal effort/experience/talent, so they either get better outcomes, or they leave or work less. So they need to be coerced (forced) to comply (taxed/regulated/law), and that force requires a political class and hierarchy (a command structure). Thus all THEORETICAL SoComs either die out, or end up implementing a PRACTICAL So-Com systems of government/laws/regulations (where they became fascist/progressives). So Fascism/Progressivism IS the practical implementation of Socialism/Communism, since pure SocComs can't exist beyond a small community, for a short amount of time.
SoCom purists claim there are no failures of Socialism/Communism because it's never been tried in pure form. And if you prove that it is the most tried systems out-there, it's just that SoCom always collapses into a practical form of Socialism, they say, "See, they're fascists, not pure Socialists/Communists", ignoring that those compromises are necessary for their system to ever exist.
Wikipedia Debate: I watched some great debates in Wikipedia on this topic (in the Talk section on Fascism), that covered all of this. Some political historians were complaining that "right wing" completely deceived the American audience (since the terms were reversed/opposed), and it should be called out or clarified. But once losing the logical/factual argument, the lefty-faction "won" by declaring that it was better to cater to the global definition than the American-centric one, AND it would be a waste of space (confusing) to clarify that distinction for the American or Global audience (so they rejected/removed those edits), AND that they should purge the debate from the talk section (to prevent future education on the topic), AND then they purged/blocked the people that disagreed with them on this and complained about the deception (so they couldn't bring it up any more). Thus ended my illusions that "anyone with a valid point" could contribute to wikipedia. All the correct points were made, and supported, but it didn't fit the agenda, so bye-bye.
What is interesting is that those that claim fascism is a right wing philosophy come in a few flavors: (a) those who are uninformed (b) polemics who know it is misleading to claim it (in the American context), but they don't care (c) those who are sincere socialists and looking at the world from only their provincial/biased world view. If we give the majority (in the media and history books) the benefit of the doubt, then we know they're biased/socialists. In order to sincerely believe their view, you must start by adopting the ideology of a theoretical socialist (thus everything is to right of them), or at least be too ignorant to know better. So deniers that Fascism is a left-wing ideology, are proving their own biases.
NOTE: Capitalism is debated as well. Theoretical Capitalism has the invisible hand guiding it (people do the right things out of their long term self interests). SoComs reject that, claiming theoretical capitalism is impractical in the real world (ironic, isn't it). They feel that in the real world you end up with an oligarchy of industrialists controlling us (crony capitalism). While that's sometimes true (Capitalism can lead to fascism), what they ignore is that really only happens after you have a strong centralized regulatory government first. And who advocates for that? Progressives believe in centralization (under the auspices of protecting us from corporatism) — but still, that makes them the fascists (right wing), while the conservatives believe in weak central authority (and decentralized government), which makes them more left wing.
Other dimensions
Of course there are other, mostly less valid for this context, ways to look at political spectrums, and those too can muddle the left-right debate a bit. But they still lead to the same conclusion: the left is more fascist on most of those dimensions.
Change or change back? Some measure left/right versus "Forward/Backward" direction of progress. Liberalism is hope and change, versus conservatism is change back. Well, fascism was not a change back to what they had before, and all their rhetoric and support was for building something "new", making them a left wing (pro-change) philosophy — using the same appeals to youth, creating some new, and sloganeering that's still popular amongst our left wing.
Nationalism and imperialism is a right wing philosophy! Some use the patriotism/nationalism or imperialism to argue that's what makes the Fascists right-wing. But that makes as much sense as claiming that since their voters walk upright they must be right wing. At the era we're discussing the left was MORE imperialistic and nationalistic than the right (at least in the U.S., Germany, Russia, Italy). American progressivism and leftism was rife with many examples of both nationalism and imperialism, as exemplified by how many conflicts the left had gotten us involved in for conquest (Mexican-American, WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam, Panama, Cuba, Bosnia, Kosovo, LIbya, Somalia, and many other lesser conflicts). Certainly the USSR and China were both hyper-nationalist, imperialist and left wing. Today, imperialism on the left is usually replaced with the idea of a super-state (the U.N.), which displaces nationalism with super-nationalism — but with a similar ideology of tolerance by force, they just want super-nations to rule instead of individual nations.
Remember another dimension of this is Socialism is Nationalism, at its core (National Socialism is almost redundant). Socialism (collectivism), is the idea that you create a group (collective/insiders) and protect them from the market forces of an unjust world. And by nature of that, that means there are outsiders (those not part of the community) that must be protected against. So us vs them is a prerequisite. Thus, ironically, the philosophy of the group, means the exclusions of those "not in the group" — collectivism is about exclusion. Usually, the build these boundaries on culture/country and ideology — but it's not hard to see how that devolves into race, with contempt for anyone that doesn't belong. Socialists are NOT fighting for the betterment of humanity, just those in their mean-Girls clique — which explains how they're not for free trade, and are isolationist and protectionist, even if knowing those policies hurt the poor in other nations They will rail against the 1%, but point out those making more than ≈$30K are the 1% globally and ask them if they willing to redistribute some of their wealth to the people of other nations, and they look at you like you're a leper asking for oral sex. Look at how they treat people who disagree with them, and their motives don't reek of raising man, but only redistributing more TO their clique (not at all interested in FROM their group collective). So whether nationalism is build on national borders, or just the borders of their belief, they're almost always exclusionary nationalists.
Trends and direction matters. America started as a very non-authoritarian government, that moved more authoritarian over time, thus progressives in America are usually for more centralized control (federalism). While Europe starts as completely authoritarian (autocratic monarchies), that moved more libertarian (individualist) over time — thus their progressives are often more for decentralization (individualism). The same for conservatism — in America it is often resisting a further erosion in liberties (and going back towards traditions of more individualism and local versus central powers), while in Europe, it is often the exact opposite (it can mean going back towards monarchies and traditions of oppression). So the term progressive/conservative can mean exactly opposite things in the two political systems. Many people in both systems don't recognize this, so think theres alignments across the ponds based on terms that mean diametrically opposed agendas.
Religion: This is the only dimension where they might have a minor point. But it's a minor one. In statist religions (Communism/Socialism), NOTHING can be higher than the state in importance — so most of the purist movements had an intolerance for any religion that didn't put the state first. The fascists chose to tolerate religion, usurp it, and merge it with their ideology. Thus, SoComs were anti-religion, and the fascists tolerate religious freedom, to differentiate themselves from the SoComs (because otherwise they were hard to distinguish). So in this one dimension, the fascists were less revolutionary, and more tolerant of tradition than the forced secularism of the SoComs.
But that's a pretty fuzzy dimensions. To buy this, you have to believe that religion and Socialism/Communism are diametrically opposed (and this wasn't an implementation detail). But that goes against history, since there have been many Socialist and Communist countries that DID tolerate religion. So this is not a primary tenet of Socialism/Communism that you MUST be secularist (and it must be forced). Either that, or it proves that those countries like China, Italy, France, Scandinavian Countries, Argentina, and other SoComs that tolerate religion, are really fascist countries and they don't know it.
Just because you're enemies, doesn't mean you're not alike! Another softer reason for the right/left disassociation, is because the fascist were anti-communist and anti-socialist (who were left wing ideologies). Since the fascists were anti-Communists, many mistakenly assume that means they weren't alike. E.g. since you don't like them (left wing), you must be the opposite, and you're right wing. The problem is that they didn't start out as enemies ideologically (and were highly aligned philosophically), they were just alike that they were competing for the same votes — so that's where the rift came from. They attacked because they posed a threat to their power consolidation. (Factions of the same thing, often war with each other). Fascists also attacked the conservative or the old establishments with even more gusto — so to be accurate/consistent, if being against them, made them the opposite of that, then they were more anti-right-wing than they were anti-left wing, making them "left wing" by this reasoning.
Don't take my word for it, I list a lot of Hitler and Mussolini quotes below (or study Corrado Gini and his book). Hilter/Nazi's felt they were people's workers party Socialists. Mussolini described fascism as a, "merger of state and corporate power", a merging Socialism and Capitalism into something new/better than either. Bernie Sanders uses a similar term as they did, with Democratic Socialism, without realizing that terms origins. Some don't want to take the fascists word for what they thought of their own party and motives (and ignore their rhetoric, history, policy, and teachings). I think that's cherry picking to fit a political agenda. But fine, let's look to the Marxists/Communists, and what they thought of Fascism instead.
Leon Trotsky, one of the preeminent Marxists and contemporaries of that time, watched the whole fascist movement grow and succeed. Trotsky wrote of what he thought of fascism(7). He didn't think Primo de Rivera (and thus Franco) was a fascist, as he was a dictator brought to power through military coup (and an aristocrat), restoring older institutions. While Germany and Italy were organic workers movements creating something new in the name of the people, making fascism, socialism and communism three aspects of the same loose ideology (jockeying for power). Now he thought the communists as the revolutionary party of hope and change, while the fascist was the revolutionary party of despair and change. But they were both appealing to the same voters, with similar promises of redemption, similar polices/values, with leaders coming from similar belief systems, and it turns out, willing to use the same methods to achieve their ends. The primary differences were the purity tests of allowing private businesses versus none. But from a libertarian point of view, that's sort of a distinction without a difference: both were trying to cause mass uprisings, using the least educated worker-masses, in order to bring themselves to power, under the guise of helping the 99%. The fact that Communists wanted to abolish private companies and directly control them from a political class, and the fascists (and socialists) wanted to do so more by proxy (use the government to control the private businesses through taxes/regulation/laws), still leads to the same ends.
The "right" values individualism; where fascism and American liberal progressivism value collectivism and are near identical (at the turn of the century, the 30's, most of the 60-70's, and today, in economic policy, there's a lot of overlap). The progressive movement of the 30's actively supported the National Socialists and other fascists, because their ideological alignment. Today, progressives advocate for economic fascism, while denying the similarities to it; pro-centralized authoritarianism (federalism), a coupling of government and business (green energy), high regulation/tax state, that picks winners and losers. Being anti-bankers and anti-rich, being willing to sacrifice free speech for a good cause (safe spaces), being anti-individual with gun-control and a pro-statist message, are all identical. Even the techniques and rhetoric used to rise to in power; appeals to youth, pro-change, pro-government, pro-authoritarian (to protect us from industrialists), big symbolism, the use of propaganda (and vilification of the opposition / "the big lie"), control of the media (suppression of free speech and gun rights), intimidation (political correctness), and soaring rhetoric speeches that brought political prominence to Obama, Occupy and Black Lives matter (as well as Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders), is nearly identical to these same techniques used by Hitler/Mussolini in their rise and retention of power/popularity. Thus the right (in America) sees fascism as a left wing movement for many valid reasons.
However, our progressives see the fascists were nationalist (patriotic), highly militaristic/imperialist and culturalist/racist (pro-eugenicists) that helped motivate the fascists. They are none of those (any more). History, and economics, aren't of great import, and abstract concept of "rights", in the face of racial or economic injustice just gets in the way of their solutions; so they don't weigh those points very high, and thus see few similarities that matter. They see the nationalism, militarist, and anti-multiculturalist as the important criteria, and thus anyone that is not as progressive as them, are fascists. Thus they feel the right is fascist, as is anyone not quite as far left as they are.
The left misses (or fails to accept ) the valid examples where super-nationalism and multiculturalism are substitutes for the old-racism/nationalism (a subtle retargeting, not complete flipping of ideology). Our motives for sacrificing our liberty to Federal Government is irrelevant to the argument of authoritarianism, it's still authoritarian. Whether we use our military directly, or advocate giving its power to the super-state (U.N.), doesn't change the imperialistic nature. Replacing direct militarism (invasion to force our values on someone else) with using something like the Peace Corps or Community Organizers to do militarized social programs (to force our values on someone else). may change the means slightly, but not the intended ends. And substituting a pro-Arian (and anti-Jewish) sentiment with a pro-multiculturalism or pro-black/latino (anti-White/Asian/Male) message, is a distinction without a difference — both are arguing for favoring one group over the other, even if which groups they're favoring has changed slightly. In the end, we had individualism before, and the progressives want to displace it with authoritarian-federalism (or super-statism) — and if the individual doesn't fit the new collective, they lose.
Most of all, it is nearly impossible to point out that someones views are economically fascist without them taking it personally and their emotions taking over. To them it's a personal attack, and they shut down the reasoning centers of their brains, and the visceral and emotion parts take over. (You called me a name!). Thus, I find these discussions too intellectual for most of the left to consider. By the points they care about, the similarities to their side doesn't matter, and the softer similarities with the other side matter more. Thus, in their provincial enclaves, and by their ethnocentric (and egocentric) view of the world, they're not fascist, and anyone that says otherwise can be ignored. And they will still use the term freely to describe those they don't agree with, in the name of open-minded tolerance. And still ignore the many more ways that it accurately describes what they believe, what policies they support, and how they would enact them.
- (1) Fascism
- http://www.worldfuturefund.org/wffmaster/Reading/Germany/mussolini.htm
- (2) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_syndicalism
- (3) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fasces
- (4) https://www.coursehero.com/file/p2hkdb/Ÿ-fascists-promoted-their-ideology-as-a-Third-Position-between-capitalism/
- (5) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Political_class
- (6) http://almostclassical.blogspot.com/2015/08/fascist-left-right-spectrum-is-bogus.html
- (7) https://www.marxists.org/archive/trotsky/works/1944/1944-fas.htm
- (8) http://isj.org.uk/what-is-fascism/
- Two flavors of Tyranny: http://fee.org/articles/two-flavors-of-tyranny/
- TEDxBerlin 11/15/10 – Janine Wedel – Shadow Elites – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SiXGcEpI-sI
- Book: Liberal Fascism: The Secret HIstory of the American Left: http://bit.ly/17AZgT8
- Why Nazism Was Socialism and Why Socialism Is Totalitarian: http://mises.org/daily/1937
- Leftists become incandescent when reminded of the socialist roots of Nazism: http://bit.ly/1k99Dbs
- Elizabeth Warren's 11 commandments eerie similarities to Hitlers 25:
- Reagan on Libertarianism vs Fascism:
- 1948 Harding College Cartoon, explaining what ISM's vs. Freedom: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2R8YMiw9k4
- http://igeek.com/1557 – Income Inequality, Vanishing Middle Class, and other scams
- https://mises.org/library/we-go-marching – classic about Fascism in Progressive America
Benito Mussolini
Benito Mussolini was the chief editor for Avanti, the powerful Socialist paper for Italy before coming to power
- [fascism is a] "merger of state and corporate power", over the people was implied.
- "We have buried the putrid corpse of liberty"
- "It is the State which educates its citizens in civic virtue, gives them a consciousness of their mission and welds them into unity."
- "Democracy is a kingless regime infested by many kings who are sometimes more exclusive, tyrannical and destructive than one, even if he be a tyrant."
- "The keystone of the Fascist doctrine is its conception of the State, of its essence, its functions, and its aims. For Fascism the State is absolute, individuals and groups relative."
Adolf Hitler
- [My task is to] "convert the German volk (people) to socialism"
- "I have learned a great deal from Marxism … as I do not hesitate to admit"
- "What Marxism, Leninism and Stalinism failed to accomplish we shall be in a position to achieve."
- "We must "find and travel the road from individualism to socialism without revolution"
- "We are socialists, we are enemies of today's capitalistic economic system for the exploitation of the economically weak, with its unfair salaries, with its unseemly evaluation of a human being according to wealth and property instead of responsibility and performance, and we are all determined to destroy this system under all conditions." ~ Speech of May 1, 1927 as quoted in John Toland (1976), Adolf Hitler: The Definitive Biography, p. 306
- "National Socialism is the determination to create a new man. There will no longer exist any individual arbitrary will, nor realms in which the individual belongs to himself. The time of happiness as a private matter is over" ~ Adolph Hitler as quoted in Joachim C. Fest (1974), Hitler. New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, p. 533.
- "Fascism was a counter-revolution against a revolution that never took place." ~ Ignazio Silone
- "Unity in faith is theocracy; unity in politics is fascism." ~ Maajid Nawaz
Forward has long been a term used by unions and socialist/left leaning orgs, and now by the President as his slogan. Now I ASSUME most on his campaign that approved, liked the imagery without understanding the history, rather than some grand conspiracy to signal to those "in the know" of their far left intent. But that's just my view that one should never attribute to malice that which can more easily be explained by incompetence. But with the history of the word and the accusation leveled against him (based on his actions), it might not have been the best choice of slogans. He might have well as innocently gone with, "to each according to his needs", "first brown, then red", or "power to the people", as his campaign slogan, then acted innocent when people reacted.
Written: 2013.10.19
Updated: 2015.12.25


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Votes: 197,510 | Gross: $16.25M
4. Crank: High Voltage (2009)
R | 96 min | Action, Crime, Thriller
Chelios faces a Chinese mobster who has stolen his nearly indestructible heart and replaced it with a battery-powered ticker that requires regular jolts of electricity to keep working.
Directors: Mark Neveldine, Brian Taylor | Stars: Jason Statham, Amy Smart, Clifton Collins Jr., Dwight Yoakam
Votes: 119,050 | Gross: $13.63M
5. Awake (2007)
R | 84 min | Crime, Mystery, Thriller
The story focuses on a man who suffers "anesthetic awareness" and finds himself awake and aware, but paralyzed, during heart surgery. His mother must wrestle with her own demons as a turn of events unfolds around them, while trying to unfold the story hidden behind her son's young wife.
Director: Joby Harold | Stars: Hayden Christensen, Jessica Alba, Terrence Howard, Lena Olin
Votes: 65,349 | Gross: $14.37M
6. Repo Men (2010)
R | 111 min | Action, Crime, Sci-Fi
Set in the near future when artificial organs can be bought on credit, it revolves around a man who struggles to make the payments on a heart he has purchased. He must therefore go on the run before said ticker is repossessed.
Director: Miguel Sapochnik | Stars: Jude Law, Forest Whitaker, Alice Braga, Liev Schreiber
Votes: 90,520 | Gross: $13.76M
7. City of Angels (1998)
PG-13 | 114 min | Drama, Fantasy, Romance
Inspired by the modern classic, Wings of Desire, City involves an angel (Cage) who is spotted by a doctor in an operating room. Franz plays Cage's buddy who somehow knows a lot about angels.
Director: Brad Silberling | Stars: Nicolas Cage, Meg Ryan, Andre Braugher, Dennis Franz
Votes: 98,370 | Gross: $78.75M
8. Réparer les vivants (2016)
103 min | Drama
An interweaving of three stories connected to each other via an accident.
Director: Katell Quillévéré | Stars: Tahar Rahim, Emmanuelle Seigner, Anne Dorval, Bouli Lanners
Votes: 643 | Gross: $0.00M
9. Something the Lord Made (2004 TV Movie)
110 min | Biography, Drama
A dramatization of the relationship between heart surgery pioneers Alfred Blalock and Vivien Thomas.
Director: Joseph Sargent | Stars: Alan Rickman, Yasiin Bey, Kyra Sedgwick, Gabrielle Union
Votes: 10,038
10. Starting Out in the Evening (2007)
PG-13 | 111 min | Drama, Romance
An ambitious graduate student convinces a writer that her thesis can resurrect his career.
Director: Andrew Wagner | Stars: Frank Langella, Lauren Ambrose, Patti Perkins, Lili Taylor
Votes: 2,909 | Gross: $0.90M
11. La corta notte delle bambole di vetro (1971)
Not Rated | 97 min | Horror, Mystery
An American journalist in Prague searches for his girlfriend who has suddenly disappeared.
Director: Aldo Lado | Stars: Ingrid Thulin, Jean Sorel, Mario Adorf, Barbara Bach
Votes: 1,751
12. Tell Tale (2009)
R | 93 min | Drama, Horror, Sci-Fi
A man's newly transplanted heart leads him on a dangerous journey to find out who murdered its donor.
Director: Michael Cuesta | Stars: Josh Lucas, Lena Headey, Brian Cox, Bea Miller
Votes: 4,330
13. Heart Condition (1990)
R | 100 min | Comedy, Crime, Drama
A racist cop receives a heart transplant from a black lawyer he hates, who returns as a ghost to ask the cop to help take down the men who murdered him.
Director: James D. Parriott | Stars: Bob Hoskins, Denzel Washington, Chloe Webb, Roger E. Mosley
Votes: 2,566 | Gross: $4.13M
14. X: The Man with the X-Ray Eyes (1963)
Not Rated | 79 min | Horror, Sci-Fi, Thriller
A doctor uses special eye drops to give himself x-ray vision, but the new power has disastrous consequences.
Director: Roger Corman | Stars: Ray Milland, Diana Van der Vlis, Harold J. Stone, John Hoyt
Votes: 4,690
15. Killers from Space (1954)
Passed | 71 min | Mystery, Sci-Fi
An atomic scientist claims he was abducted by aliens after being injured in a plane crash.
Director: W. Lee Wilder | Stars: Peter Graves, James Seay, Steve Pendleton, Frank Gerstle
Votes: 1,515
16. L'intrus (2004)
130 min | Drama
Louis Trebor, a man nearing 70, lives alone with dogs in the forest near the French-Swiss border. He has heart problems, seeks a transplant, and then goes in search of a son sired years ... See full summary »
Director: Claire Denis | Stars: Michel Subor, Grégoire Colin, Yekaterina Golubeva, Bambou
Votes: 1,367 | Gross: $0.04M
17. Out of the Darkness (1985 TV Movie)
R | 94 min | Crime, Drama, Thriller
"Out of the Darkness" is a gripping thriller telling the true story of the hunt and capture of David Berkowitz, a.k.a. "Son of Sam" - the infamous serial killer who stalked New York City in... See full summary »
Director: Jud Taylor | Stars: Martin Sheen, Hector Elizondo, Matt Clark, Jennifer Salt
Votes: 275
18. Bogowie (2014)
120 min | Biography, Drama
The early career of cardiac surgeon Zbigniew Religa. Despite harsh reality of the 1980s Poland, he successfully leads a team of doctors to the country's first human heart transplantation.
Director: Lukasz Palkowski | Stars: Tomasz Kot, Piotr Glowacki, Szymon Piotr Warszawski, Magdalena Czerwinska
Votes: 3,239
19. Intern Academy (2004)
R | 90 min | Comedy
Follows the misadventures of a group of young interns at a hospital/medical school - dealing with the pressures of school and love.
Director: Dave Thomas | Stars: Dan Aykroyd, Lynda Boyd, Christine Chatelain, Maury Chaykin
Votes: 2,013
20. No Man's Land: The Rise of Reeker (2008)
R | 88 min | Horror, Thriller
A sheriff and his son chase casino robbers, only to find the all of them are being chased by something else.
Director: Dave Payne | Stars: Michael Robert Brandon, Lew Temple, David Stanbra, Lyne Odums
Votes: 2,818
21. The Mad Ghoul (1943)
Not Rated | 65 min | Horror, Sci-Fi, Thriller
A university chemistry professor experiments with an ancient Mayan gas on a medical student, turning the would-be surgeon into a murdering ghoul.
Director: James P. Hogan | Stars: David Bruce, Evelyn Ankers, George Zucco, Robert Armstrong
Votes: 438
22. The Girl from Monday (2005)
R | 84 min | Action, Comedy, Sci-Fi
A comic drama about a time in the near future when citizens are happy to be property traded on the stock exchange.
Director: Hal Hartley | Stars: Bill Sage, Sabrina Lloyd, Tatiana Abracos, Leo Fitzpatrick
Votes: 878
23. Threshold (1981)
PG | 97 min | Drama, Sci-Fi
The celebrated heart surgeon Dr. Vrain supports the research of the offbeat scientist Aldo Gehring, who is inventing an artificial heart. Dr. Vrain performs the first artificial human heart... See full summary »
Director: Richard Pearce | Stars: Donald Sutherland, John Marley, Sharon Acker, Mare Winningham
Votes: 337
24. Violanchelo (2008)
86 min | Romance, Thriller
A pair of strangers become subconsciously connected after their recurring dreams turn into reality.
Director: Alfonso Pineda Ulloa | Stars: Bárbara Mori, Leonardo Sbaraglia, Marina de Tavira, Joaquín Cosio
Votes: 333
25. Brilliant Lies (1996)
R | 88 min | Drama
Susy Conner accuses former employer, Gary Fitzgerald, of harassment and unfair dismissal for failing to comply with his sexual demands. Relating the incident to conciliation lawyer, Marion ... See full summary »
Director: Richard Franklin | Stars: Gia Carides, Anthony LaPaglia, Zoe Carides, Ray Barrett
Votes: 283
26. Oldás és kötés (1963)
94 min | Drama
A young doctor undergoes a spiritual crisis when he returns to his rural home.
Director: Miklós Jancsó | Stars: Zoltán Latinovits, Andor Ajtay, Béla Barsi, Miklós Szakáts
Votes: 376
27. Open Heart (2004 TV Movie)
90 min | Drama
Things appear to be looking up for a cash-strapped, regional hospital when it hires a reputedly brilliant cardiac surgeon to head up its pediatric cardiac surgery unit. But when increasing ... See full summary »
Director: Laurie Lynd | Stars: Megan Follows, Raoul Bhaneja, Kim Roberts, Nicole Maillet
Votes: 63
28. Donor Unknown (1995 TV Movie)
R | 89 min | Crime, Drama, Thriller
Type A insurance fraud investigator Nick Stillman has his life extended by a heart transplant, only to be dismayed to discover that his donor was murdered so Nick could live.
Director: John Harrison | Stars: Clancy Brown, Rene Carrasco, T.J. Castronovo, Steven Culp
Votes: 85
29. Under the Paris Sky (1951)
114 min | Drama
Fates of multiple otherwise disconnected characters intertwine miraculously under the sky of Paris. And it all happens in one day.
Director: Julien Duvivier | Stars: Brigitte Auber, Jean Brochard, René Blancard, Paul Frankeur
Votes: 149
30. Coartada en disco rojo (1972)
88 min | Crime, Romance, Thriller
A professor's wife falls in love with her husband's assistant. When she learns he's planning to move to another city, she does everything she can to avoid it, with no success. Soon ... See full summary »
Director: Tulio Demicheli | Stars: George Hilton, Fernando Rey, Luciana Paluzzi, Anita Strindberg
Votes: 82
31. Jonathan: The Boy Nobody Wanted (1992 TV Movie)
100 min | Drama
A Downs- syndrome boy left in an institute by his parents. Ginny work in the institute and wants to have Jonathon but has to fight the system and the parents.
Director: George Kaczender | Stars: JoBeth Williams, Chris Burke, Jeffrey DeMunn, Tom Mason
Votes: 71
32. Intoxicating (2003)
109 min | Drama, Thriller
Dorian Shanley, is a heart surgeon who abuses alcohol and drugs. Dorian trades stolen pharmaceuticals for cocaine , provided by his best friend and enabler, Teddy. While Dorian's life and ... See full summary »
Director: Mark David | Stars: Kirk Harris, John Savage, Eric Roberts, Camilla Overbye Roos
Votes: 326
33. La loba (1965)
78 min | Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Professor Fernandez is studying the metamorphosis in living organisms to cure his daughter of a strange disease that occurs in full moon nights.
Director: Rafael Baledón | Stars: Kitty de Hoyos, Joaquín Cordero, Columba Domínguez, José Elías Moreno
Votes: 64
34. The Fragile Heart (1996– )
50 min | Drama
Stars: Dearbhla Molloy, Helen McCrory, Marian McLoughlin, Diana Payan
Votes: 26
35. Dead in a Heartbeat (2002 TV Movie)
91 min | Drama, Action, Crime
An unlikely duo, Lieutenant Tom Royko of the Seattle Bomb Squad and renowned heart surgeon, Dr. Gillian Hayes, find themselves in a race against time to track down a disturbed bomber who is... See full summary »
Director: Paul Antier | Stars: Judge Reinhold, Penelope Ann Miller, Timothy Busfield, Fulvio Cecere
Votes: 397
36. Doctor Franken (1980 TV Movie)
Unrated | 100 min | Horror, Sci-Fi
Manhattan surgeon Franken rebuilds the broken body of a John Doe patient with spare parts.
Directors: Marvin J. Chomsky, Jeff Lieberman | Stars: Robert Vaughn, Robert Perault, David Selby, Teri Garr
Votes: 41
37. Innocents (2002 TV Movie)
Director: Peter Kosminsky | Stars: Adie Allen, Gillian Bevan, Roger Brierley, Silas Carson
Votes: 20
38. Bypass (2012)
Directors: Aitor Mazo, Patxo Tellería | Stars: Javi Alaiza, Itziar Atienza, Sara Cozar, Bárbara Goenaga
Votes: 113
39. Bypass (2003)
13 min | Documentary, Short
As a man deals with heart surgery his family tries to make it through the hard times and the waiting room, seen through the eyes of this mans own son, this film will open your eyes to the ... See full summary »
Director: Kelly L. King | Stars: Gary King, Karen King
Votes: 5
40. Máximo corazón (2002–2003)
60 min | Drama, Mystery, Romance
This is the story of Máximo, a man who falls in love with the woman who has been transplanted the heart of his dead wife, killed in an accident.
Stars: Gabriel Corrado, Valeria Bertuccelli, Cecilia Dopazo, Jorge Marrale
Votes: 23
41. Paula hat ein Loch im Herzen... und was jetzt? (2005 Video)
33 min | Short, Reality-TV
The pediatrician determines a heart noise with Paula. The film accompanies Paula and her mother to the necessary cardiologic investigations, a heart catheter investigation as well as to her... See full summary »
Stars: Lilly Boxheimer, Jan Felix Schuhmann, Gabriele Auenson-Borgelt, Henriette Boxheimer
42. Heart of Whistler (2006)
7 min | Short, Comedy
A bored waiter is suddenly thrust into a life-or-death race to deliver a cryogenically frozen heart to a dying transplant patient.
Director: Ken Hegan | Stars: Rikki Gagne, Laura Jaye, Ari Solomon, Fred Keating
Votes: 6
43. Georg & Lydia (2011 TV Movie)
60 min | Drama
Director: Anna Maria Jóakimsdóttir Hutri | Stars: Maria Salomaa, Sven Wollter, Philip Zandén, Lidia Bäck
Votes: 13
44. The Good Heart Attack (2008)
7 min | Documentary, Short, History
The resurrection of dead dogs in Russia in the 1930s. An unstoppable heart in the US half a century later. And now in London, a hand-made heart attack. How a strange, paradoxical discovery is helping to save lives.
Directors: Sean Davidson, Uli Hesse | Stars: J.B.S. Haldane, Derek Yellon
45. Luoti sydämessä (1964 TV Movie)
54 min | Drama
Director: Matti Kassila | Stars: Erkki Siltola, Jari Hyttinen, Raini Miettinen, Arno Carlstedt
Votes: 13
46. New Heart for Graham (1964 TV Movie)
59 min | Documentary
Documentary about a child who has a heart operation.
Star: Keith Smith
47. Preventing and Reversing Heart Disease Naturally (2009 TV Movie)
120 min | Documentary
Join Dr. Gary Null and the world's leading Board-Certified Cardiologists and other physicians who will show you how to prevent and reverse heart disease naturally.
Directors: Gary Null, Richard Polonetsky
48. Ein Herz für Lilli (2008 TV Movie)
45 min | Documentary
Director: Tina Soliman | Stars: Lilli, Tanja, Lukas
49. Virtual Surgeon: Open Heart (1997 Video Game)
Adventure, Drama
Educational full motion video game about a new intern who must learn how to become a good heart surgeon. The game was created by a real life doctor, Myo Thant, who also penned the "Life and Death" game series.
Director: Myo Thant | Stars: Kevin Branch, Craig Burnham, Winchell Chung, Sue Drapinsky
House M.D. (2004–2012)
TV-14 | 44 min | Drama, Mystery
A very brave and mature 9-year-old girl has terminal cancer, but that is not what the problem seems to be.
Director: Deran Sarafian | Stars: Hugh Laurie, Lisa Edelstein, Omar Epps, Robert Sean Leonard
Votes: 2,415


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Citi utilities banker Julian Munro has left to join RBC Capital Markets, according to sources.
Munro, who was a director in Citi's energy and infrastructure team under regional head Philip Graham, is understood to have left Citi this week and will start at RBC after a period of gardening leave.
Munro most recently worked on AGL Energy's $1.5 billion tilt at Macquarie Generation, which was blocked by the competition regulator on Tuesday.
For RBC, the hire comes soon after the recruitment of former Westpac Institutional Bank head of credit markets John Cummins as head of fixed income and currencies for Australia. The bank has also been linked to former Nomura equity capital markets banker, Justin Grimmond.
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Madhya Pradesh: Notice to minister on praise of dacoits
The minister reportedly spoke in praise of the dacoits and information about them was also displayed on posters and banners.
Gwalior: Madhya Pradesh High Court has issued notices to state Medical Education Minister Anoop Mishra, Gwalior Mayor Sameeksha Gupta and others in connection with a programme eulogising dacoits recently. The division bench of Justices SK Gangele and GD Saxena issued the notices on Wednesday on a contempt petition filed by an advocate Awdhesh Singh Bhadouria.
Gwalior Municipal Corporation (GMC) had organised the Gwalior Carnival from December 15-31 last year during which a programme was organised on the theme of 'Dacoits of Chambal'. During the programme, the speakers reportedly spoke in praise of the dacoits and information about them was also displayed on posters and banners.
Bhadouria had earlier filed a PIL in the High Court demanding that the programme will have an adverse affect on the new generation as it was organised to speak in praise the dacoits, following which the court directed the GMC to ensure that it was not done. However, despite the High Court's directive, the programme in which the state education minister, Gwalior Mayor and others took part eulogised dacoits. Bhadouria later filed a contempt petition in this regard following which the court issued notices to them with a direction to file their replies within four weeks.
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Medical examiner confirms Jim Compton died of heart attack
The King County medical examiner has confirmed former Seattle City Councilmember and TV journalist Jim Compton died of a heart attack.
Compton, 72, was found in his car in North Seattle Tuesday morning. He'd been out for dinner with friends the night before and never arrived at home.
His death was widely reported Tuesday as due to an apparent heart attack, but the medical examiner's office did not conduct its examination and release a formal cause of death until Wednesday afternoon. The examiner said Compton's heart attack was brought on by hypertensive and atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease.
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King & Spalding (K&S) has posted its financial results for 2011, revealing a higher than current average increase in both revenue and average profits.
Total revenue was up by 9 per cent from $718m to $781m while average profit per equity partner rose 12 per cent from $1.73m to $1.93m. Last year K&S had a total of 814 lawyers with 156 equity partners.
This is the third consecutive year that K&S achieved double-digit growth in average partner profit with a 16 per cent compound annual growth rate (CAGR) over three years.
The corresponding CAGR for both revenue and revenue per lawyer, which was $960,000 last year, for the same time period was 6 per cent.
K&S has grown significantly under current chairman Robert Hays. The firm is now preparing to launch a new five-year strategy at its AGM this weekend which is expected to target continued international growth along its core sectors such as energy, healthcare and pharma/biotech.
The firm's previous five-year plan saw K&S grow from five offices to 17. Last year's highlights include the opening of an office in Moscow in July with 14 lawyers (10 May 2011) and the addition of three new partners in London (Martin Hunt from Bracewell & Giuliani (7 April 2011), Suzanne Rab from Hogan Lovells and Tom Sprange from Steptoe & Johnson. The latter two launched competition and dispute resolution practices respectively in K&S' City office.
The US firm also bulked up its presence in the Middle East with the addition of five lawyers in its offices in Dubai, Riyadh and Abu Dhabi (4 October 2011).
Highlight international deals include advising Ford on a $1.4bn joint venture in Russia with Sollers; representing Islamic Development Bank on its $750m issuance, the first dual sukuk listing, issued on the London Stock Exchange and Bursa Malaysia; and acting for Anadarko on a multibillion dollar LNG project in Mozambique.


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The Hudsucker Proxy (Filmhouse 1, 031-229 2550, 14 Aug). The new Coen brothers' comedy draws heavily on the old, pastiching Forties' social comedies. Tim Robbins, Paul Newman and Jennifer Jason Leigh star.
Faust (Filmhouse 1, 031-229 2550, 15 Aug). The great animator Jan Svankmajer's first feature since Alice (1988) uses a variety of sources - Goethe, Marlowe, Gounod, Czech puppet theatre - to bring the Faust story up to date.
Tavernier Masterclass (Cameo 2, 031- 221 9898, 18 Aug). Bertrand Tavernier, one of the more cerebral of today's directors, holds court. He is in Edinburgh to introduce a retrospective of his hero Andre de Toth who, along with Shohei Imamura, is this year's featured director.
It's All True and Don Quixote (Filmhouse 1, 031-229 2550, 19 Aug). Two fascinating unfinished Orson Welles films: his portmanteau South American documentary of the Forties (with interviews on its troubled history) and the Cervantes adaptation he spent his latter years chasing.
Shallow Grave (MGM1, 031-229 2550, 19 Aug). A Scottish black comedy, about Edinburgh yuppies and their dead flat-mate, which has created a good buzz. It's directed by Danny Boyle (who did Mr Wroe's Virgins for the BBC) and produced by Andrew MacDonald, grandson and biographer of Emeric Pressburger.
The Hairy Hand (Filmhouse 2, 031-229 2550, and Cameo 3, 031-221 9898, 21 Aug). A themed day of screenings and talks devoted to Robert Louis Stevenson, Jekyll and Hyde, and duality. Including a lecture by Karl Miller, author of Doubles.
Dear Diary (Filmhouse 1, 031-229 2550, 21 Aug). The movie as video diary in Nanni Moretti's whimsical comedy, highly acclaimed at Cannes.
Dazed and Confused (Filmhouse 1, 031-229 2550, 24 Aug). Richard Linklater's follow-up to Slacker, a nostalgic take on drugs and drifting in America in the Seventies.
Three Colours: Red (Filmhouse 1, 031-229 2550, 25 Aug). The friendship between a judge (Jean-Louis Trintignant) and a younger woman (Irene Jacob) in Krzysztof Kieslowski's conclusion to his trilogy.
Speed (Cameo 1, 031-221 9898, 27 Aug). A bomb is primed to go off on a bus if it slips below 50 mph. Keanu Reeves does the heroics in this US summer hit.Reuse content