Meet "The Family" - Elitärer Faschismus im Namen Jesu

In einem Interview mit dem Franzosen Thierry Meyssan bin ich über folgende Bemerkung gestoßen, die sich auf das Netzwerk bezieht, dem Hillary Clinton offenbar angehört:

"...Der Pol um das Aussenministerium rund um Hillary Clinton, einer fundamentalen Christin, Mitglied einer sehr geheimen Sekte, der Fellowship Foundation (genannt «Die Familie"). Das ist das Refugium der Zionisten, das letzte Reservat der Neokonservativen auf dem Weg der Auflösung..."

Da ich noch nie von "der Familie" gehört hatte, beschloß ich ein wenig zu googeln und bin auf folgendes schockierendes Interview mit dem Journalisten Jeffrey Sharlet gestoßen, der in 2003 einen Artikel namens "Jesus plus nothing" im amerikanischen Harpers Magazine veröffentlicht hat und über seine Erlebnisse innerhalb eines extrem mächtigen und verschwiegenen Netzwerks von pseudochristlichen selbsternannten Herrenmenschen berichtet.

Auszüge:

GNN:

Define what they mean by Hitler Concept.

SHARLET:

A loyal leadership cadre, which is interesting because guys like Hitler and Stalin were famous for purging, but they seem to focus on a couple of guys. "If two or three agree" is a phrase they use a lot. If you can get together and focus you can accomplish anything. You don't need to sway the electorate. You don't need to convert everyone to Christ. Everyone doesn't have to believe in Christ, and that's where they differ from other fundamentalists. Some fundamentalists really distrust them for that. [They say] "We need to convert everyone, the high and the low." The Family says, "No we don't need the high." All these guys Hitler, Lenin, Pol Pot and Osama bin Laden is another guy they cite a lot, are guys who understood the power of a political avant garde. That's what they mean by the Hitler Concept. Also keeping your message simple, and repeating it again and again because there is only one message and it is "Jesus Loves." You can express lots of different things with that term.
I always try to play the devil's advocate. They are not the traditional right wing bad guys. They have been able to do what they do for so long because no one has been looking for this kind of thing.
A lot of this is already in the culture, take [the book] "Ghengis Khan Business Secrets," for instance, the admiration authoritarian leaders.

GNN:

Here's where I'm confused. To me they sound like Nietzsche. They don't sound like Jesus Christ. They sound like they are creating the Nietzschean superman above the moral universe the rest of us slaves live in.

SHARLET:

I don't think I mention Nietzsche in the article, do I?

GNN: I don't think so.

SHARLET:

That's really perceptive of you. Many of them love Nietzsche. They think he's fascinating.

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GNN:

So how scared are you of this group? Are they a force for fascism or some sort of cult-like group with big connections that comes and goes?

SHARLET:

I think they are definitely a force for fascism. I think a lot of the way the world looks is a result of their work. They were instrumental in getting U.S. government support for General Suharto, for the generals' juntas in Brazil. Just take those two countries alone, they are two of the biggest countries on Earth. Those countries might have been progressive democracies a long time ago had it not been for U.S. support for those regimes ...

GNN:

But don't you think the CIA and the U.S. government's own agenda had a lot to do with those decisions?

SHARLET: Yeah, but they made those connections...