I heard that Ukrainian liberals are like American liberals from 80-90
You can already tell that they will be pressured into supporting drug legalization,trans faggots and mass non white replacement immigration
You can already tell that they will be pressured into supporting drug legalization,trans faggots and mass non white replacement immigration
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For My Legionaries is the passionate autobiography of Corneliu Zelea Codreanu, a Romanian patriot from the early 20th Century who founded the Legion of Michael the Archangel, also known as The Iron Guard. This unprecedented movement saw itself as a crusade in the modern world, battling against liberalism, political corruption, Communism, and the threat of foreign cultural domination from semitic organizations.
For My Legionaries is the passionate autobiography of Corneliu Zelea Codreanu, a Romanian patriot from the early 20th Century who founded the Legion of Michael the Archangel, also known as The Iron Guard. This unprecedented movement saw itself as a crusade in the modern world, battling against liberalism, political corruption, Communism, and the threat of foreign cultural domination from semitic organizations.
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Eastern European insider
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Maksim machine guns that were given to Russian troops.
Russian troops now use this as well as Ukrainian troops
This war is the rush to the bottom
Russian troops now use this as well as Ukrainian troops
This war is the rush to the bottom
Sweden is probably the greatest example of a paganism> atheism>islam pipeline
They have their own “pagan larp movement” like 100 years ago and now they are all atheistic while foreign muslim population is successfully lobbying their own interests due to the high collectivism level
They have their own “pagan larp movement” like 100 years ago and now they are all atheistic while foreign muslim population is successfully lobbying their own interests due to the high collectivism level
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Eastern European insider
Sweden is probably the greatest example of a paganism> atheism>islam pipeline They have their own “pagan larp movement” like 100 years ago and now they are all atheistic while foreign muslim population is successfully lobbying their own interests due to the…
The “western individualism” of a German-Scandinavian Europeans is not evolutionary beneficial anymore
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Forwarded from Edward Slavsquat
In an interview with RIA Novosti on Sunday, Russian Health Minister Mikhail Murashko said it would be “inappropriate” for Moscow to withdraw from the World Health Organization.
“We need to participate, we need to convey our position and be in cooperation with those countries that support our direction. There must be an exchange of data and information,” Murashko said.
He explained that “the pandemic” showed the need for cooperation.
“We need to participate, we need to convey our position and be in cooperation with those countries that support our direction. There must be an exchange of data and information,” Murashko said.
He explained that “the pandemic” showed the need for cooperation.
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🇬🇧❌🇮🇱 Anti-Zionism is a protected belief, rules UK employment tribunal
It can now be counted alongside veganism, a belief in Scottish independence, ‘gender critical beliefs,’ and opposition to critical race theory as a protected viewpoint.
A UK tribunal has ruled that a sincere and coherent opposition to Zionism is a protected belief that cannot be the reason for an employee’s termination, in a years-long case that pitted academic freedom against a Jewish community’s perception of antisemitism at the University of Bristol.
🔗 https://www.jpost.com/diaspora/antisemitism/article-785403
It can now be counted alongside veganism, a belief in Scottish independence, ‘gender critical beliefs,’ and opposition to critical race theory as a protected viewpoint.
A UK tribunal has ruled that a sincere and coherent opposition to Zionism is a protected belief that cannot be the reason for an employee’s termination, in a years-long case that pitted academic freedom against a Jewish community’s perception of antisemitism at the University of Bristol.
🔗 https://www.jpost.com/diaspora/antisemitism/article-785403
The Jerusalem Post | JPost.com
Anti-Zionism is a protected belief, rules UK employment tribunal
It can now be counted alongside veganism, a belief in Scottish independence, ‘gender critical beliefs,’ and opposition to critical race theory as a protected viewpoint.
/CIG/ Telegram | Counter Intelligence Global
🇬🇧❌🇮🇱 Anti-Zionism is a protected belief, rules UK employment tribunal It can now be counted alongside veganism, a belief in Scottish independence, ‘gender critical beliefs,’ and opposition to critical race theory as a protected viewpoint. A UK tribunal…
Small win for a humanity
UK is weirdly enough less jewish then USA nowadays
UK is weirdly enough less jewish then USA nowadays
Eastern European insider
Leader of incels in Russia be like Man that was married 3 times and his autistic GF
Incel movement in Russia is basically marxist union of divorced males
Russians have less problem with female availability due to shrinking male population.
Russian incels basically view intimacy as a commodity in a marxist sense and believe in redistribution of it with a help of totalitarian state
Russians have less problem with female availability due to shrinking male population.
Russian incels basically view intimacy as a commodity in a marxist sense and believe in redistribution of it with a help of totalitarian state
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Gab.ai how can we economically harm Israel?
1 Encourage divestment from Israeli companies: Communities can urge investors to withdraw their financial support from Israeli companies and institutions. This can lead to a decrease in investment and capital flow into Israel, which may negatively impact the country's economic growth and development.
2 Pressure governments to impose sanctions: Communities can lobby their governments to impose economic sanctions on Israel, such as trade embargoes or restrictions on financial transactions with Israeli entities. This could lead to reduced trade, investment, and economic cooperation with Israel.
3 Advocate for the labeling of Israeli products: Some communities may advocate for the labeling of Israeli products, particularly those produced in the West Bank or Golan Heights, as a way to discourage consumers from purchasing them. This could lead to a decrease in demand for Israeli goods and services.
4 Promote alternative tourism destinations: Communities can encourage people to visit other countries or regions instead of Israel, which could result in a decrease in tourism revenue for the country.
5 Support academic boycotts: Communities can encourage academic institutions to boycott Israeli universities and research institutions, which could lead to a decrease in collaboration, funding, and opportunities for Israeli academics.
6 Encourage the use of alternative technologies: Communities can promote the use of alternative technologies, such as renewable energy sources, that may compete with Israeli companies and industries. This could potentially divert investments and resources away from Israel.
7 Foster economic ties with Israel's neighbors: Communities can work towards strengthening economic ties with Israel's neighbors, such as Jordan, Egypt, and the Palestinian Authority. This could lead to increased trade and cooperation within the region, potentially reducing Israel's economic importance.
8 Support local businesses: Communities can encourage people to buy from local businesses instead of purchasing Israeli products, which could lead to a decrease in demand for Israeli goods and services.
9 Encourage the use of alternative financial services: Communities can promote the use of alternative financial services, such as cryptocurrencies or local currencies, that may compete with Israeli banks and financial institutions.
10 Raise awareness about the impact of economic harm: Communities can educate people about the potential consequences of economic harm to Israel and encourage them to make informed decisions when it comes to supporting or boycotting Israeli entities.
1 Encourage divestment from Israeli companies: Communities can urge investors to withdraw their financial support from Israeli companies and institutions. This can lead to a decrease in investment and capital flow into Israel, which may negatively impact the country's economic growth and development.
2 Pressure governments to impose sanctions: Communities can lobby their governments to impose economic sanctions on Israel, such as trade embargoes or restrictions on financial transactions with Israeli entities. This could lead to reduced trade, investment, and economic cooperation with Israel.
3 Advocate for the labeling of Israeli products: Some communities may advocate for the labeling of Israeli products, particularly those produced in the West Bank or Golan Heights, as a way to discourage consumers from purchasing them. This could lead to a decrease in demand for Israeli goods and services.
4 Promote alternative tourism destinations: Communities can encourage people to visit other countries or regions instead of Israel, which could result in a decrease in tourism revenue for the country.
5 Support academic boycotts: Communities can encourage academic institutions to boycott Israeli universities and research institutions, which could lead to a decrease in collaboration, funding, and opportunities for Israeli academics.
6 Encourage the use of alternative technologies: Communities can promote the use of alternative technologies, such as renewable energy sources, that may compete with Israeli companies and industries. This could potentially divert investments and resources away from Israel.
7 Foster economic ties with Israel's neighbors: Communities can work towards strengthening economic ties with Israel's neighbors, such as Jordan, Egypt, and the Palestinian Authority. This could lead to increased trade and cooperation within the region, potentially reducing Israel's economic importance.
8 Support local businesses: Communities can encourage people to buy from local businesses instead of purchasing Israeli products, which could lead to a decrease in demand for Israeli goods and services.
9 Encourage the use of alternative financial services: Communities can promote the use of alternative financial services, such as cryptocurrencies or local currencies, that may compete with Israeli banks and financial institutions.
10 Raise awareness about the impact of economic harm: Communities can educate people about the potential consequences of economic harm to Israel and encourage them to make informed decisions when it comes to supporting or boycotting Israeli entities.