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24 Nov 2016, 3:57 pm

I still can't believe people are defending neo-nazis (or the alt-right, as they like to be called nowadays).

If you defend them, you are pissing on EVERYONE who fought against the nazis in WW2 and against fascists. Makes me sick to my stomach.



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24 Nov 2016, 3:59 pm

^^^^QFT



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24 Nov 2016, 4:03 pm

The problem with Flynn is that he wants to be more aggressive militarily. The more the States pushes, the more the radicals will fight back and eventually the battleground will be North America.

The U.S. interferes too much in the business of other countries.

And with Trump there is a whole new business element to things.



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24 Nov 2016, 4:06 pm

Shahunshah wrote:
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Islamism ≠ Islam in the same way Nazism ≠ German

Political Islam must be defeated; it needs to be discredited and sent to dustbin of history

And isn't the rise of ISIS more or less due to the immense instability America as a country created in the region rather than the actions of Obama?



To know really who created ISIS - look back where the ISIS founders were jailed and who opened the door out for them for unexplained reasons. Hint: it's not the US.



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25 Nov 2016, 11:52 am

The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
Shahunshah wrote:
Jacoby wrote:
Islamism ≠ Islam in the same way Nazism ≠ German

Political Islam must be defeated; it needs to be discredited and sent to dustbin of history

And isn't the rise of ISIS more or less due to the immense instability America as a country created in the region rather than the actions of Obama?



To know really who created ISIS - look back where the ISIS founders were jailed and who opened the door out for them for unexplained reasons. Hint: it's not the US.


It could be argued that Osama bin Laden was a founder of ISIS. Certainly, ISIS was built on "the base" that bin Laden constructed. Who was he jailed by? He was protected by Pakistani intelligence.

It's undisputed that Abu Musab al-Zarqawi was a founder of ISIS. He was jailed by the Jordanians and then released when King Abdullah proclaimed a general amnesty.

It could be argued that ISIS was made possible by the work of the Muslim Brotherhood, which has had members jailed by (almost?) every state in the region.

Saudi money certainly helped to fuel the rise of ISIS.

Could you provide more clues about who you think really created ISIS?


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25 Nov 2016, 12:07 pm

androbot01 wrote:
The problem with Flynn is that he wants to be more aggressive militarily. The more the States pushes, the more the radicals will fight back and eventually the battleground will be North America.

The U.S. interferes too much in the business of other countries.

And with Trump there is a whole new business element to things.


Flynn is world's better than your typical neoconservatives that controlled the foreign policy of Bush/Obama/Clinton, the US is already ultra-aggressive militarily whereas Flynn is at least a realist and understand the threats actually facing the US as opposed to needless sabrerattling against Russia. Trump's position on Russia is one of the primary things that sold me on him.



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25 Nov 2016, 12:10 pm

andrethemoogle wrote:
I still can't believe people are defending neo-nazis (or the alt-right, as they like to be called nowadays).

If you defend them, you are pissing on EVERYONE who fought against the nazis in WW2 and against fascists. Makes me sick to my stomach.


To the best of my understanding, the US supported fascists, as well as communist interests, at the time.



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25 Nov 2016, 5:48 pm

andrethemoogle wrote:
I still can't believe people are defending neo-nazis (or the alt-right, as they like to be called nowadays).

If you defend them, you are pissing on EVERYONE who fought against the nazis in WW2 and against fascists. Makes me sick to my stomach.


Nonsense. Your premise is flawed. The alt-right is a blanket which covers a diverse group of anti-establishment types. Your premise makes as much sense as "all liberals are commies".



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25 Nov 2016, 5:59 pm

xile123 wrote:
What a shame....at it's core white nationalism isn't a bad thing, but unfortunately it's been hijacked by double digit IQ edgy neo-nazis.


white nationalism is exactly a bad thing.


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