International Politics

[Nintex]

Woah, Wilders right hand man, zionist and possible former Mossad agent Gidi Markuszower has been nominated as our new secretary of immigration and one of 4 deputy prime ministers.
   


Wilders PVV will also control the department of foreign trade and development cooperation, which means they get to run things like foreign aid.
They will also get ze economy (but not the treasury), healthcare and infrastructure week. 

Wilders in charge of the economy, healthcare, immigration and making sure the trains run on time.
I never thought I'd see the day. The left is already freaking out. But they have to look at it from the bright side, at least he or the farmers didn't get the tanks and the banks. 
   

[who is ted danson?]

possible former Mossad agent

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[Sman]

Do you want the guy that skips D-Day or the party that wanted to make a deal with Hitler

But .. wouldn't you vote for Reform if you were a UK citizen?  They seem closer to your political leanings.

[benji]

But .. wouldn't you vote for Reform if you were a UK citizen?  They seem closer to your political leanings.

You're mistaking Nintex saying "make a deal with Hitler" as a negative.

[Nintex]

Will post later about my take on Reform UK and an in-depth analysis on a potential deal with Hitler.

Meanwhile Sunak skipped D-Day for this

[Nintex]

A deal with Hitler depends on when you make the deal and what the terms are. I would argue that maybe it would've been better if they had made a deal with Hitler over Danzig, instead of daring Hitler to invade Poland thinking that he wouldn't. Another interesting scenario would've been to make a deal after significant gains following D-Day instead of grinding all the way to Berlin. Unconditional surrender was a non-starter because of the Red Army and not making terms with Germany meant Stalin basically had a free hand in the East when all was set and done. The absolute worst time to make a deal however was during the Battle of France when the US had not yet joined the war, the USSR was still officially allied with Germany and the UK was at its most vulnerable. 

The British nationalists think that the UK lost their empire and super power status to the US because they went to war with Germany and a deal would've prevented that. However, it is doubtful that a deal with Hitler would've changed this outcome. After all, Hitler couldn't win against England and didn't have the means to invade. Apart from the Africa Corps and the Italians by far the biggest threat to the British Empire were the Japanese and only with the help of the US could the Brits hold them back. Making a deal with Hitler over mainland Europe would've likely sped up the process of 'losing the empire' as they wouldn't have been able to fight in Africa and Asia either. What little of the Empire they kept was mostly due to the fact that they fought alongside the US and allied governments in exile.

And the British empire, while prosperous at times was always smoke and mirrors like most empires. The maintenance cost of the Empire in terms of defense, policing, education, public services etc. was high. A lot of areas weren't as developed and didn't have the same economic output and food production was already a problem prior to WW2 (and WW2 only made it worse). In fact many citizens from the empire who would later visit London, the 'capitol of the Empire' were dissapointed that it wasn't at all what they imagined it to be based on what they had been taught in school. At the same time many people living in the UK had been told fantastical stories about the riches of the empire, which were hardly true. In reality Brittain wouldn't have been able to afford their empire, with or without Hitler.

[Nintex]

D-Day is such a bother innit

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How is "total war" working out for ya

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Russia is changing to the Yuan as their main foreign exchange currency.

[Sman]

A deal with Hitler depends on when you make the deal and what the terms are. 

Considering Hitler broke his deals with both Chamberlain and Stalin, I'd argue any other deal would have been foolish. In fact, making such desperate deals implies weakness and invites aggression.

[Nintex]

A deal with Hitler depends on when you make the deal and what the terms are. 

Considering Hitler broke his deals with both Chamberlain and Stalin, I'd argue any other deal would have been foolish. In fact, making such desperate deals implies weakness and invites aggression.

Some kind of deal with the Germans in '44 that would've spared western Germany, Italy, Hungary and the low countries from further destruction as well as spared the lives of many Allied soldiers might've not been a bad thing. In fact some on both the Allied and German side expected it to happen as the Wehrmacht high tailed out of France and it might've happened if Operation Market Garden was successful. If the retreating Germans had been successfully cut off, they would've likely left their heavy weapons and fuel stocks behind and fled from Holland into Germany on foot. For Allied soldiers in West Germany the final months of the war were a gruesome slog through minefields, fortified towns and villages defended by fanatical SS battalions and East Front veterans because 'unconditional surrender' was never going to happen as the Russians rampaged in the East.

Anyway, UK Reform has overtaken the Conservative Party. Nigel is calling on all conservatives to jump ship, which would put him in a dead heat with Labour.

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"... why on earth should anybody believe the 5th manifesto..."

"Because of the record of this prime minister"

audience:

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Farage dancing on the grave of the Tories.

I'd be surprised if he can get ahead of Labour within 3 weeks though. It would be absolutely bonkers.
To me it seems like Starmer has this in the bag. 

Interesting things happening in France too btw.

The left formed a 'popular front' for the upcoming snap elections after some socialists tried to block it.
Macron has branded the left wing coalition as the anti-semites. 

After Macron called his snap elections the French right was caught off guard.

Les Républicains are fighting over the question if they should form an alliance with Le Pen against the left. Their leader had announced they would and then party officials revolted. They fired him as party leader but he locked himself in the party headquarters. Now the party is split between a camp that backs Le Pen (including the party leader and deputy leader) and a camp that doesn't.

Zemmour held a press conference with Le Pen's niece, who announced that she would bury the hatchet and support her aunt (without Zemmour knowing).
So Zemmour called her a traitor and now the party is split.

Alain Finkielkraut, one of France's foremost Jewish intellectuals says he might be "obliged" to vote for Le Pen in order "to block antisemitism".
Which is surprising considering one of the founding members of Le Pen's party was a member of the Waffen-SS.

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In a surprising twist Putin blinks first and has offered peace terms. He wants Ukraine to withdraw from 4 oblasts he can't conquer.

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Uncle Nigel tells the kids to get shit-faced and chant racist slurs, you're only here once 

This must be the first G7 with Italy having the most stable government of all the members  

[Puffy Fucking Baby]

I found out today that fucking Holly Valance (if you know you know) is Nigel Farage's main donor today

[Besticus Maximus]

I found out today that fucking Holly Valance (if you know you know) is Nigel Farage's main donor today

Not quite. She's Richard Tice's missus, but considering she's half serbian and grew up in Australia we probably should have anticipated some edgy racial views. Still a colossal blow to those who were going through puberty 2002-2008

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In a recent interview she said something about starting out as a leftie but when you start working and earning money etc. it is common sense to turn to the right instead and the left wing ideas are shit.

The BBC did a fact check post debate and found out Farage was... right about basically every statistic he brought up.
I think the big problem for the left/center in todays political climate is that all the things people like Farage warned about for years actually came true or ended up being even worse than expected. People can see it in their every day lives. 

However, I don't think that Farage is leading the same movement as he was 12, 8 or 4 years ago. I'm getting the sense that other groups are merely using the experience, popularity and outreach of well known politicians like Trump / Farage to either pass their reforms or simply throw a wrench in the globalist agenda. The Silicon Valley CEOs, Crypto holders, investors, influencers, (former) super models, non-woke actors and film makers are enlisting them.

They talk about all this as being 'long term projects'. The Reform Party has a 6 year plan to replace the Tories, it's not just about getting Nigel Farage a seat as it was before.

These people also know that as long as politicians like Trump and Farage take all the heat, they remain out of the crosshairs of the left wing mob. 
And I think Farage and Trump realized that they can't do it alone or with just "old money" anymore as more and more people join this movement.

[Besticus Maximus]

Farage is a cunt and I doubt he'll even win that tap in seat in Clacton

He's an entity created by BBC and Press wankers. It's funny watching him fuck off to America and see how no one cares, like a hitler youth Robbie Williams

[Nintex]

Farage is a cunt and I doubt he'll even win that tap in seat in Clacton

He's an entity created by BBC and Press wankers. It's funny watching him fuck off to America and see how no one cares, like a hitler youth Robbie Williams

Yep, I think enlisting an old sleazebag like him to lead a 'Reform' movement tells you exactly what you need to know about that Reform movement.
I'm pretty sure most people made up their mind a long time ago who to vote for after the Liz Truss debacle.

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They talk about dozens surrendering but apparently 400 Russian troops are surrounded in that area with no way to escape. 

Dutch PM Rutte and incoming NATO Secretary General calmly explains to the press that Putin is panicking as he arrives at the Ukraine Peace Summit.

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Putin fucked around and is about to find out.

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Meloni throws down the gauntlet, if Russia does not accept the peace terms of the summit, they will be forced to surrender.

Attacker with axe shot in Hamburg.

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when you don't remember if you rigged the car

[benji]

[Besticus Maximus]

Comrade chuckles 

[who is ted danson?]

When we rate political memes at the end of the year, let's remember this one.

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The Russians seem absolutely thrilled with their new allies