The American Fascist Movement in the 1990s

The National Socialist Movement built itself as direct successors to George Lincoln Rockwell's party. In five years they'd gone from being able to make a nationwide gathering of 80 men down to less than 30. Alex Jones first rose to prominence within the fringe right in the mid to late 1990s and his career illustrates the first stages of what would grow to be known as the alt-right. He saw Democrats and Republicans with equal vigor, seeing both as agents of the NWO and the globalist elite.