| Current UK Border Policy 18:49 - Sep 16 with 741 views | Kievthegreat |
Refugees? Not welcome.
A Nazi coming to give a speech to other Nazis? Come right on in.
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| Current UK Border Policy on 21:04 - Sep 16 with 616 views | HARRY10 |
Not a clue about history this thicko recently soke in paise of Spains WW2 Blue Division who fought on the Easter front. Supposedly to stop Bolshevism. Rather like fighting fire by setting your own house on fire.
Along with other similar retards from elsewher in Europe they were used by the Wehrmact as cannon fodder and died, often frozen to death in their tens of thousands. Many were returned when captured by the Allies to their own countries, and shot. As the French stated. Their treasonous acts deserved the death penalty alone, by the idea of them polluting our society again could not be tolerated. Even the rightwing Gaullists wanted rid of them.
Dismissed as 'useful idiots', they became a symbol of what can happen when you choose not to thing for yourself. Much as the rightwing loons who died of COVID because some crank told them that the evil government, the scientists, and the medical profession were all in some giant global consiracy to unject them with 'microchips'....................in order to control them............ and stop them from thinking for themselves
yes, I know ....... righties, eh ? |  | | |
| Current UK Border Policy on 21:28 - Sep 16 with 581 views | BarcaBlue |
| Current UK Border Policy on 21:04 - Sep 16 by HARRY10 |
Not a clue about history this thicko recently soke in paise of Spains WW2 Blue Division who fought on the Easter front. Supposedly to stop Bolshevism. Rather like fighting fire by setting your own house on fire.
Along with other similar retards from elsewher in Europe they were used by the Wehrmact as cannon fodder and died, often frozen to death in their tens of thousands. Many were returned when captured by the Allies to their own countries, and shot. As the French stated. Their treasonous acts deserved the death penalty alone, by the idea of them polluting our society again could not be tolerated. Even the rightwing Gaullists wanted rid of them.
Dismissed as 'useful idiots', they became a symbol of what can happen when you choose not to thing for yourself. Much as the rightwing loons who died of COVID because some crank told them that the evil government, the scientists, and the medical profession were all in some giant global consiracy to unject them with 'microchips'....................in order to control them............ and stop them from thinking for themselves
yes, I know ....... righties, eh ? |
That's not entirely correct, Harry. The Blue Division were a Franco government sanctioned group of Falange members numbering about 40000. You're right they were used as cannon fodder, many probably did freeze to death but in Franco's Spain the survivors were welcomed back. |  | | |
| Current UK Border Policy on 22:15 - Sep 16 with 562 views | HARRY10 |
| Current UK Border Policy on 21:28 - Sep 16 by BarcaBlue |
That's not entirely correct, Harry. The Blue Division were a Franco government sanctioned group of Falange members numbering about 40000. You're right they were used as cannon fodder, many probably did freeze to death but in Franco's Spain the survivors were welcomed back. |
Yes, and as such returned to Spain before the war ended and so were not captured in tge sense others were, ie suttendered to the US and British soldiers at the end of the war.
Francos Spain was a Fascist state which supported Hitler, and was a refuge for Franch as well as German Nazis after the war. It was those who had made themselves almost stateless by joining forces with the country their own country was at war with. There was an enorous amount of settling of old scores at wars end. Much of which does not stand up to scrutinity now, or even then.
But the point here is if these were noble blokes fighting an oppressor it might be understiod, but the Siviet Union was not on the Spanish border, or anywhere near Spain. Spain under Franco was not really that different to the Soviet Union until Franco died in 1976.
How on earth did they deliude themselves that one repressive fascist system (Franco) was better than the other repressive system (Soviet Union). | | | |
| Current UK Border Policy on 22:16 - Sep 16 with 561 views | Swansea_Blue |
To be fair, I'm impressed she managed to get through UK Border Force at all, Nazi or not. I grew a beard waiting to get back in after my summer hols this year. [Post edited 16 Sep 2023 22:17]
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| Current UK Border Policy on 22:26 - Sep 16 with 541 views | BarcaBlue |
| Current UK Border Policy on 22:15 - Sep 16 by HARRY10 |
Yes, and as such returned to Spain before the war ended and so were not captured in tge sense others were, ie suttendered to the US and British soldiers at the end of the war.
Francos Spain was a Fascist state which supported Hitler, and was a refuge for Franch as well as German Nazis after the war. It was those who had made themselves almost stateless by joining forces with the country their own country was at war with. There was an enorous amount of settling of old scores at wars end. Much of which does not stand up to scrutinity now, or even then.
But the point here is if these were noble blokes fighting an oppressor it might be understiod, but the Siviet Union was not on the Spanish border, or anywhere near Spain. Spain under Franco was not really that different to the Soviet Union until Franco died in 1976.
How on earth did they deliude themselves that one repressive fascist system (Franco) was better than the other repressive system (Soviet Union). |
That's not the case either. They were ordered back in 1943 when Franco's minister for foreign affairs was sacked. Some refused and continued fighting, those that were taken prisoner by the Soviets weren't released until the mid-50s, a small number as most had perished in Siberia after the war.
You also completely miss the point that these were Falange members, there was no delusion, they had just been fighting against the Soviet backed Republican army in the Spanish Civil War. | | | |
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