Mr Cook is working towards his Master's degree at the University of California, Santa Cruz, and is majoring in Cultural Anthropology. He has spent considerable time in India for his project and was present in Ayodhya also on December 6, 1992. After all, how many Jews were members of the Third Reich, not to mention its general secretary. The description of the BJP as the Nazi party of India becomes even more questionable when the political philosophy of the two groups are further examined. The Nazi political philosophy was what could be called 'unity without diversity'.
Fascists historically desire cultural uniformity.
The concept of 'Aryan', as presented by the Nazi party, was a 'complete fiction'. The BJP attempts to promote feelings of unity through the symbol, i.e. the term Hindu. This symbol however varies from that of the 'Aryan' in two important ways. First, the concept of 'Hindu' is a 'cultural composite', unlike the Aryan which was a fiction. Second, the BJP does not actively seek the establishment of a pan-Indian language.