Michael Pugliese wrote:
>http://www.ajc.org/InTheMedia/Publications.asp?did=503&pid=1199
>
>>...Mention of Hitler brings us back full circle to the unmistakable parallels
>between Nazism and what I have elsewhere called "Islamic fascism"-similarities
>that have emerged into sharper relief following the Twin Towers attacks of
>September 11, 2001.56 More than half a century ago, on November 18, 1947, the
>führer's closest confidant, Albert Speer, wrote the following recollection in
>his Spandau prison diary, which today sounds eerily prophetic:
>
>I recall how [Hitler] would have films shown in the Reich Chancellory about
>London burning, about the sea of fire over Warsaw, about exploding
>convoys, and
>the kind of ravenous joy that would then seize him every time. But I never saw
>him so beside himself as when, in a delirium, he pictured New York going down
>in flames. He described how the skyscrapers would be transformed into gigantic
>burning torches, how they would collapse in confusion, how the bursting city's
>reflection would stand against the dark sky.57