wing swivel eyed lunatic like Sir C but if it were up to me, the Kentish country-side would be peppered with memorials to each and everyone of those brave young lions that fell in that most noble battle against the blackest, most malevolent tyranny ever seen.
Were it not for their courage and spirit we would all this day be wearing lederhosen and listening to frightful oomp-ah music
You get used to it after a whileQuote:
Originally Posted by Herbette Chapman - aged 15
One suspects these heroes looked around them in recent years and wondered why they bothered. Look at the lily-livered scum who govern us, and the low filth which defines our 'culture'. Perhaps we would have been better off under the jackboot. At least we would have enjoyed some discipline.Quote:
Originally Posted by Herbette Chapman - aged 15
Yes, but James Last would have been considered 'edgy'.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
The Horst Wessel song's rather good, I think. And some of those SS Panzer Corps anthems could be rather rousing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Herbette Chapman - aged 15
I'd rather listen to Ray Conniff And The Singers than some arrogant man in a tracksuit stomping around shouting 'BITCH!' into a microphone.Quote:
Originally Posted by Herbette Chapman - aged 15
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqlxFbv2pyM
Wise words, sir c. Wise words. Imagine living in a society where we didn't have to deal with middle-aged tossers pretending to like Stormzy. How much better would that be?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
I am afraid my natural political centrism has been compromised by the experience of where centrism has taken us.Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
Imagine a world in which enemies of the state, such as Corbyn and McDonnell, were simply arrested by the security services, tried and publicly executed for their crimes? A world in which SWP types were simply gunned down if they dared show their faces int he street. Where the spreading of sedition by the likes of jorge was punished by a spell in a labour camp under the harshest of conditions. Then we would see a decent society emerge once again. A society in which gentlemen wore suits, ties and hats, and ladies would not be seen in public without long gloves.
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I wonder of Jacob Rees-Mogg needs a spad?
Yes. There is a need for a complete rebalancing of things. We need a Pinochet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
That "Tiredeness" chapter in the Doug Murray book is quite something, eh?Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
Yup. And what really fùcks me off about the phenomenon is that we're all paying for the fact that Germany still (rightly) feels utterly fúcking ashamed of itself and extrapolates from that that European civilisations deserves to be wiped out. Why are the rest of us going along with this narrative? By all means let the Germans wipe themselves out, but the rest of us don't have to follow suit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Monty92
The weirdest ones are the Swedes. How did such a relatively historically insignificant country develop such a degree of self-loathing? They last disgraced themselves in the Thirty Years War, ffs!
Dunno b. Let's not sweep under the carpet that little post war fling they [the swedes] had with eugenics, effectively leading to the existence of ABBA.
Wasn't that in Norway? The brunette was the child of a Nazi occupier, I believe, and moved to Sweden to escape the stigma.Quote:
Originally Posted by Herbette Chapman - aged 15
Mind you, the Swedes did heroically sell the Nazis vital raw materials for THE ENTIRE FÚCKING WAR, I suppose.