Same thing with Mussolini implementing race laws in 1934 despite - #167434250 added by megakillerx at Youtube Censors Polish Gov

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(12/06/2017)[-]

stickied

Here's the video

#128 to #6 - gragasvlad

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(12/08/2017)[-]

It is a great video with a strong message.

#118 to #6 - fagdude#294 on commentsRank#294

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(12/07/2017)[-]

2:06 "MOULTI COULTI"

******* lul

#98 to #6 - ryuggu

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(12/06/2017)[-]

based Poland

#42 to #6 - kingdaniel#174 on commentsRank#174

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(12/06/2017)[-]

Lmao the dramatic thriller Hollywood like music in the video. 'Dirty brown people are invading your country and they're gonna rape your wife, kids and dog' Dun dun duuun. But I do agree, most of them are definitely not refugees... So **** off we're full.

#39 to #6 - pwnfrnzy

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(12/06/2017)[-]

Downloaded and saved. Just in case Google starts witch-hunting remainders of this videos existence.

#28 to #6 - theacm#258 on commentsRank#258

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(12/06/2017)[-]

I know it's a pain but I'm on mobile right now, can someone please summarise?

#99 to #28 - anonusedhug

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(12/07/2017)[-]

multiculturalism and political correctness has overtaken europe some refugees are terrorists poland is trying to help with border patrol throughout europe and the eu is finally admitting that they were wrong that's it

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#23 to #6 - cammykazie

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(12/06/2017)[-]

******* amazing. People need to start opening their eyes and not be scared to state FACTS which is not racism (anyone who has that mindset is a complete retard, rather putting their whole country at risk and their people than admit they're the problem) God bless Poland.

It's really pissed me off that Google has blocked it, kinda makes me want to have a swarm of messages to them to unblock it.

#31 to #23 - grogovic#6 on contentRank#6

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(12/06/2017)[-]

Considering how this man probably would have sided with Adolf Hitler had he grasped power since they were both nationalist socialists and fascists it must be ironic for you. It's also ironic how he talks **** about an another fascist system when his party is literally called British Union of Fascists ( en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Union_o...
The hypocrisy of your ideologies always amused me. Cheerio.

#103 to #31 - zardsman

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(12/07/2017)[-]

I watched an interview with mosley, and he said he wanted to prevent a second world war with hitler, yeh. He thought **some** jews wanted Britain to go to war with Hitler, and while he understood the reasons why, he found that a small but powerful portion of the population of Britain should not decide its direction, especially if it would lead to bloodshed.

#95 to #31 - cammykazie

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(12/06/2017)[-]

Nice, nice well done. Never said I supported that Fascism though, only posted a video of a speech that I thought was quite interesting due to the situation in the world today.
I would make fun of how you made a leap to those conclusions there considering there really wasn't anything to back it up. But it's not funny making fun of the disabled.

#121 to #95 - grogovic#6 on contentRank#6

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(12/07/2017)[-]

Okay. Just so you know he was an antisemite fascist who wanted to get buddy buddy with Adolf Hitler.

#78 to #31 - anon id: 779d1d46

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(12/06/2017)[-]

"Doesnt like X must be hitler"

#122 to #78 - grogovic#6 on contentRank#6

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(12/07/2017)[-]

>Doesn't like Jews.
>Wants to get Adolf Hitler on the British national radio.
>Nationalist Socialist Fascist.

Yeah, no correlation here.

#44 to #31 - megakillerx

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(12/06/2017)[-]

He were only fascist during the 30s. After the war he mellowed out to regular nationalism, which is were this speech comes from.

#52 to #44 - grogovic#6 on contentRank#6

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(12/06/2017)[-]

When you get caught lying over and over again on the internet. HAHAHAHA.

''Mosley spent large amounts of his private fortune on the British Union of Fascists (BUF) and tried to establish it on a firm financial footing by various means including an attempt to negotiate, through Diana, with Adolf Hitler for permission to broadcast commercial radio to Britain from Germany. Mosley reportedly struck a deal in 1937 with Francis Beaumont, heir to the Seigneurage of Sark, to set up a privately owned radio station on Sark.[9][10]''

#54 to #52 - megakillerx

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(12/06/2017)[-]

You do realise what the word post-war means? None of what you’ve cited was after world war 2, when he was released from prison, formed a pan-European party/preaching pan European nationalism. You know, during the Cold War.

#55 to #54 - grogovic#6 on contentRank#6

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(12/06/2017)[-]

Oh right. I thought you said during HIS 30s since I'm a bit sleepy. But after his buddy Hitler died it is no wonder he wasn't very well liked and had to leave the country.

#56 to #55 - megakillerx

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(12/06/2017)[-]

Eh, he were more of a Mussolini fanboy than anything.

#57 to #56 - grogovic#6 on contentRank#6

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(12/06/2017)[-]

Then why did he want Hitler to have a radio speech with the Brits?

#58 to #57 - megakillerx

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(12/06/2017)[-]

Same thing with Mussolini implementing race laws in 1934 despite being chill about race. Realpolitik.

#62 to #58 - grogovic#6 on contentRank#6

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(12/06/2017)[-]

I have a question, are you racist or nationalist?

#63 to #62 - megakillerx

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(12/06/2017)[-]

Racist? Nope

Nationalist? Sure, but not enough to abolish democracy.

#64 to #63 - grogovic#6 on contentRank#6

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(12/06/2017)[-]

All of the Spanish people I've met were really nice to me. It seems like racism is not that prominent in Spain. What would you say to this?

#66 to #64 - megakillerx

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(12/06/2017)[-]

Not Spanish bro, just having a vacation.

#67 to #66 - grogovic#6 on contentRank#6

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(12/06/2017)[-]

I remembered your flag being different, where were you from?

#69 to #67 - megakillerx

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(12/06/2017)[-]

Swedistan.

#70 to #69 - grogovic#6 on contentRank#6

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(12/06/2017)[-]

Oh yeah, I remember that. I was just checking to be sure. What do you think of the Turkish people in your country? Would you say they are integrating?

#73 to #70 - megakillerx

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(12/06/2017)[-]

We don’t have that much Turks here tbh. The migrants here consists of Serbs, Bosnians, Croats (from the Yugoslav Wars), Somalians, Syrians and (((refugees))) [economic non-Syrian migrants who capitalises on the Syrian War]. Before that we had Finns and Southern Europeans but they’re too well assimilated to be considered migrants.

#123 to #73 - grogovic#6 on contentRank#6

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(12/07/2017)[-]

But your archives state that you do have a lot of Turkish people.

#49 to #44 - grogovic#6 on contentRank#6

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(12/06/2017)[-]

Guess you were lying out of your ass again, megakillerx.

''Following the election Mosley toured Europe and became convinced of the virtues of Fascism. Gradually, the New Party became more authoritarian, with parts of it (notably its youth movement NUPA) adopting overtly fascist thinking. The New Party's sharp turn to the right led previous supporters such as John Strachey and Harold Nicolson to defect from it. In 1932 Mosley united most of the various fascist organisations in the UK, forming the British Union of Fascists, into which the New Party subsumed itself.''

#48 to #44 - grogovic#6 on contentRank#6

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(12/06/2017)[-]

''Oswald Ernald Mosley
16 November 1896
Mayfair, Westminster, London, England, UK''
''On 6 December 1930, Mosley published an expanded version of the "Mosley Memorandum", which was signed by Mosley, his wife and fellow Labour MP Lady Cynthia and 15 other Labour MPs''
''The New Party programme was built on the "Mosley Memorandum", advocating a national policy to meet the economic crisis that the Great Depression had brought. Mosley's desire for complete control of policy making decisions in the New Party led many members to resign membership. He favoured granting wide-ranging powers to the government, with only general control by Parliament and creating a five-member Cabinet without specific portfolio, similar to the War Cabinet adopted during the First World War.''
Sounds like Fascism to me.

#32 to #31 - Cartouk

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(12/06/2017)[-]

That link leads to a page that says "the British union of fascists doesn't exist". Also Fascism isn't an ideology, Its a political tactic that has been used by both extreme right and left wing parties throughout history. The definition of Fascism: a governmental system led by a dictator having complete power, forcibly suppressing opposition and criticism, regimenting all industry, commerce, etc. Both Hitler and Stalin, who where at completely completely opposite ends of the political spectrum, were fascists.

#40 to #32 - emiyashirou

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(12/06/2017)[-]

What the **** happened to the comment you responded to?

#41 to #40 - emiyashirou

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(12/06/2017)[-]

Alternate picture to make it easier to see that #31 went missing somehow

#51 to #41 - grogovic#6 on contentRank#6

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(12/06/2017)[-]

It's still there.

#45 to #41 - grogovic#6 on contentRank#6

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(12/06/2017)[-]

What the ****? OP must have deleted it.

#33 to #32 - grogovic#6 on contentRank#6

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(12/06/2017)[-]

What about anti-semitism links?

#34 to #33 - Cartouk

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(12/06/2017)[-]

What about them ?

#37 to #34 - grogovic#6 on contentRank#6

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(12/06/2017)[-]

But yeah, they have different ways of governing. Seems like anyone who reads The Prince wants to be a dictator or something.

#35 to #34 - grogovic#6 on contentRank#6

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(12/06/2017)[-]

I know what you're talking about. I'm saying one dictatorial aristocracy criticising an another dictatorial aristocracy seems like hypocrisy to me. I'm also saying that they were antisemitic as well so they might as well jumped in the boat with the Nazis.

#24 to #23 - herbertmchuver

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(12/06/2017)[-]

Who is this speaker?

#27 to #24 - cammykazie

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(12/06/2017)[-]

Oswald Mosley - Leader of the British Union of Fascists (BUF)

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oswald_Mosley

The incredibly intelligent man whose predictions have come true.

#18 to #6 - dethrey

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(12/06/2017)[-]

It has a touch of propaganda to it. They're right, but i would have used less dramatic elements. It's still not right to censor it.
But if every ignorant or good-willed, naive person is allowed to advocate for drowning out us native europeans with immigrants and can openly call everyone racist, they're just fueling a sleeping fire by silencing us

#82 to #18 - cthulhudreams#59 on commentsRank#59

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(12/06/2017)[-]

>they're just fueling a sleeping fire by silencing us

>who said they don't already know this?
>who said they don't want that?
you're forgetting very smart people pull the strings but also yes it's wise to assume ignorance rather than insidiousness, but who's to say

#71 to #18 - badgoodass

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(12/06/2017)[-]

It also has some blatant lies in it
>Western EU governments have changed their views and see that our decision was right
That's not true, almost nothing has changed. At least here the left parties are still as stubborn as they were 3 years ago and the CDU is still talking about how they want to combat illegal immigration while doing ******* about it

#11 to #6 - cthulhudreams#59 on commentsRank#59

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(12/06/2017)[-]

omegafriend sticky this