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A video has emerged of Gypsy Crusader banging a black chick while calling her the n-word. Can't make this up. https://x.com/martinez_clips/status/1989690660706803830
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So Gypsy Crusader's hatred of black people is also fake.
Here he is banging a black woman. 👇
There is nothing real about these cosplay entertainers. Their entire personas online are built on carefully crafted fiction.
None of them are living out these…
Here he is banging a black woman. 👇
There is nothing real about these cosplay entertainers. Their entire personas online are built on carefully crafted fiction.
None of them are living out these…
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My Franco Freda and Nazi Maoism video is back up. Last re-upload was a corrupted file.
https://youtu.be/s61sjbDDZ-A?si=go2FciH7zgUorz-5
https://youtu.be/s61sjbDDZ-A?si=go2FciH7zgUorz-5
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Franco Freda and Nazi-Maoism
Dive into the enigmatic world of Franco Freda, the Italian neo-fascist thinker dubbed a “Nazi-Maoist.” This video explores his radical ideology blending fascism, Maoism, and traditionalism, from his “Strategy of Tension” to accelerate societal collapse, to…
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🏴☠️ Des membres du mouvement national-fasciste mexicain défilent dans les rues pendant les émeutes contre la criminalité.
🏴☠️ Members of the Mexican national-fascist movement march through the streets during the anti-crime riots.
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🏴☠️ Members of the Mexican national-fascist movement march through the streets during the anti-crime riots.
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Announcement:
• Currently in Vermont, originally from Chicago, Illinois.
• Involved in a civil court case over a stolen Pomeranian.
• Ex of a friend stole my dog; going to trial to reclaim it.
• Quit job and traveled extensively, leading to financial strain.
• Filing the case cost around $90; potential reimbursement if successful.
• Seeking financial help; options include personal donations or a small subnoscription.
• Staying near St. Michael's College; limited mobility, walking everywhere.
• Evidence includes chat logs, medical documentation, and screenshots proving ownership of the dog.
• Anticipates possible reimbursement of over $2,000 if case is won.
• Uploading old YouTube videos during this time.
• Currently in Vermont, originally from Chicago, Illinois.
• Involved in a civil court case over a stolen Pomeranian.
• Ex of a friend stole my dog; going to trial to reclaim it.
• Quit job and traveled extensively, leading to financial strain.
• Filing the case cost around $90; potential reimbursement if successful.
• Seeking financial help; options include personal donations or a small subnoscription.
• Staying near St. Michael's College; limited mobility, walking everywhere.
• Evidence includes chat logs, medical documentation, and screenshots proving ownership of the dog.
• Anticipates possible reimbursement of over $2,000 if case is won.
• Uploading old YouTube videos during this time.
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Forwarded from Vazkaya International
Nobusuke Kishi, The Monster Of Showa
Kishi grew up inside universities and bureaucracies where ideas collided like blades, yet the one thinker who imprinted himself on him with real force was Kita Ikki. Kita preached disciplined revolution, central authority, and a state that remade the economy by command. His Shōwa Restoration dream called for expropriation, industrial control, and a national order built on duty instead of private appetites. Kishi studied that blueprint and treated it as a toolkit.
Kishi carried these ideas into Manchukuo and built them into practice. Palladium Magazine shows how he learned to run an economy through planning boards, technocrats, and absolute administrative cohesion. That experience shaped the institutions he built after the war—ministries, committees, and networks that guided industry like a single organism. Japan’s high-growth era came from this machinery.
The influence didn’t stop at Japan’s borders. Park Chung-hee, once an officer in Manchukuo, looked to Kishi for guidance after seizing power in Korea. His authoritarian industrial surge followed the same logic: tight command, national mobilization, elite bureaucracy, and growth as a moral project.
Taiwan built a similar system. Singapore built its own variant. Each state built a powerful executive, disciplined planning institutions, and corporatist coordination. Each pursued growth through command, not markets. And each performed outrage at Japan’s past while quietly using Kishi’s playbook.
Asia’s developmental miracles grew from Kishi’s adaptation of Kita Ikki’s revolutionary statecraft.
His reforms turned a radical call for national regeneration into a bureaucratic engine that transformed entire societies.
Kishi grew up inside universities and bureaucracies where ideas collided like blades, yet the one thinker who imprinted himself on him with real force was Kita Ikki. Kita preached disciplined revolution, central authority, and a state that remade the economy by command. His Shōwa Restoration dream called for expropriation, industrial control, and a national order built on duty instead of private appetites. Kishi studied that blueprint and treated it as a toolkit.
Kishi carried these ideas into Manchukuo and built them into practice. Palladium Magazine shows how he learned to run an economy through planning boards, technocrats, and absolute administrative cohesion. That experience shaped the institutions he built after the war—ministries, committees, and networks that guided industry like a single organism. Japan’s high-growth era came from this machinery.
The influence didn’t stop at Japan’s borders. Park Chung-hee, once an officer in Manchukuo, looked to Kishi for guidance after seizing power in Korea. His authoritarian industrial surge followed the same logic: tight command, national mobilization, elite bureaucracy, and growth as a moral project.
Taiwan built a similar system. Singapore built its own variant. Each state built a powerful executive, disciplined planning institutions, and corporatist coordination. Each pursued growth through command, not markets. And each performed outrage at Japan’s past while quietly using Kishi’s playbook.
Asia’s developmental miracles grew from Kishi’s adaptation of Kita Ikki’s revolutionary statecraft.
His reforms turned a radical call for national regeneration into a bureaucratic engine that transformed entire societies.
Palladium Magazine
The Works of the Monster of Shōwa
Kishi Nobosuke wasn’t always a Kishi. He was born to Sato Hidesuke and his wife Moyo, on November 13, 1896, into a family of Samurai origin that had lately come on hard times. As a child, Kishi was called Sato Nobosuke, inheriting his family name from his…
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Forwarded from ACTIVE CLUB BOGOTÁ D. C (W2R Bogotá)
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Forwarded from Angry Warhawk (A W)
NEW VIDEO 🎥
Only Jews can be Zionists
A provocative noscript, but all is explained. Watch and it will become very self evident 🇮🇱❌✝️
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Only Jews can be Zionists
A provocative noscript, but all is explained. Watch and it will become very self evident 🇮🇱❌✝️
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Everything Is a Color Revolution: The Corrosion of Geopolitical Analysis
Raphael Machado explains how to separate real regime-change operations from viral unrest.
Read the full essay here:
https://www.multipolarpress.com/p/everything-is-a-color-revolution
Raphael Machado explains how to separate real regime-change operations from viral unrest.
Read the full essay here:
https://www.multipolarpress.com/p/everything-is-a-color-revolution
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“I can’t really do much with Nietzsche. He is more an artist than a philosopher; he doesn’t have the crystal-clear understanding of Schopenhauer. Of course, I value Nietzsche as a genius. He writes possibly the most beautiful language that German literature has to offer us today, but he is not my guide.”
Adolf Hitler
Adolf Hitler
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