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Can we stop pretending it is just accidental that the great men of history almost exclusively denounced jews and often for almost precisely the same things.
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Karl Radl retweeted
Argentinian bass player Marcelo Perez Schneider, acclaimed as the best bassist in the world (and who thinks the Falklands are Argentinian), is exposed as a fake. He was miming to pre-recorded backing tracks for years.
They’re calling him MIDI Vanilli.
youtube.com/watch?v=FRoXKv…
They’re calling him MIDI Vanilli.
youtube.com/watch?v=FRoXKv…
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Karl Radl retweeted
You often hear, 'There is no glory in war.'
They imply it's only suffering. The fallen soldiers of the Wehrmacht did not die for nothing.
WW2 was a clash between Germandom and Judendom, and they fought to protect the Germandom.
Ergo, anti-war messaging is utterly hollow.
They imply it's only suffering. The fallen soldiers of the Wehrmacht did not die for nothing.
WW2 was a clash between Germandom and Judendom, and they fought to protect the Germandom.
Ergo, anti-war messaging is utterly hollow.
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Karl Radl retweeted
Harriet Harman marching for a negotiated cease fire with Argentina after the invasion of the Falkland Islands in 1982
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Israeli tourists are notoriously the worst tourists.
Her visa is gone. Now Thailand wants to make sure she never comes back.
A 33-year-old Israeli woman arrived in Thailand on 26 September for a holiday on Koh Phangan.
Within weeks, two police complaints had been filed against her.
According to Thai authorities, she allegedly adet National Park and at a hotel without paying, insulted staff, and threatened to physically harm employees and tourists.
A special committee chaired by Koh Phangan District Chief Phaisit Thongjerm reviewed the evidence. Its members agreed that her behaviour broke the conditions of her stay.
Investigators also say she had been offering breathwork and art therapy classes on the island without a work permit.
Her visa was revoked. She was handed over to immigration police, who are holding her while her flight to Israel is arranged.
Now authorities have gone one step further.
They have proposed adding her to Thailand’s immigration blacklist, which would bar her from entering the country again on any visa.
She is not the first. Since January, 10 foreigners have had their visas cancelled on Koh Phangan alone. She is the third Israeli this year.
And the government wants removals done faster. Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has told provincial officials not to delay removing foreigners who break the rules, and governors can now advance the cost of the flight home.
No date has been announced for her departure.
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Karl Radl retweeted
Her visa is gone. Now Thailand wants to make sure she never comes back.
A 33-year-old Israeli woman arrived in Thailand on 26 September for a holiday on Koh Phangan.
Within weeks, two police complaints had been filed against her.
According to Thai authorities, she allegedly adet National Park and at a hotel without paying, insulted staff, and threatened to physically harm employees and tourists.
A special committee chaired by Koh Phangan District Chief Phaisit Thongjerm reviewed the evidence. Its members agreed that her behaviour broke the conditions of her stay.
Investigators also say she had been offering breathwork and art therapy classes on the island without a work permit.
Her visa was revoked. She was handed over to immigration police, who are holding her while her flight to Israel is arranged.
Now authorities have gone one step further.
They have proposed adding her to Thailand’s immigration blacklist, which would bar her from entering the country again on any visa.
She is not the first. Since January, 10 foreigners have had their visas cancelled on Koh Phangan alone. She is the third Israeli this year.
And the government wants removals done faster. Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has told provincial officials not to delay removing foreigners who break the rules, and governors can now advance the cost of the flight home.
No date has been announced for her departure.
A 33-year-old Israeli woman arrived in Thailand on 26 September for a holiday on Koh Phangan.
Within weeks, two police complaints had been filed against her.
According to Thai authorities, she allegedly adet National Park and at a hotel without paying, insulted staff, and threatened to physically harm employees and tourists.
A special committee chaired by Koh Phangan District Chief Phaisit Thongjerm reviewed the evidence. Its members agreed that her behaviour broke the conditions of her stay.
Investigators also say she had been offering breathwork and art therapy classes on the island without a work permit.
Her visa was revoked. She was handed over to immigration police, who are holding her while her flight to Israel is arranged.
Now authorities have gone one step further.
They have proposed adding her to Thailand’s immigration blacklist, which would bar her from entering the country again on any visa.
She is not the first. Since January, 10 foreigners have had their visas cancelled on Koh Phangan alone. She is the third Israeli this year.
And the government wants removals done faster. Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has told provincial officials not to delay removing foreigners who break the rules, and governors can now advance the cost of the flight home.
No date has been announced for her departure.
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Karl Radl retweeted
One of the few locations in which I ever experienced a sense of foreboding, melancholy and sorrow was at the wall in KZ Dachau where all the German POW's were shot immediately after the Americans occupied the camp.
Today's 'Holocaust' article will - given it is Halloween - cover the fact that just like Auschwitz and Dachau; there are almost no ghost stories/haunting claims or 'paranormal events' associated with the camp of Mauthausen.
Even the paranormal denies the 'Holocaust'.
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Karl Radl retweeted
I’m glad you’ve all learnt about Anakin today and think he was right…. Now have you heard about this guy called Hitler?
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“Slavery is the price I paid for civilisation” - Zora Neale Hurston
I agree. The British establishment should apologise over slavery. To us. For allowing this pathetic, self-loathing, anti-white bullshit to drag on for so long.
The answer, to any jumped-up Caribbean or African, is this - you can piss off. End of debate.
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Karl Radl retweeted
I see Negroes, Arabs and Indian/Pakistanis everywhere I go in my country, Ireland.
I don't want them here.
Please explain where "misinformation" was involved.
I don't want them here.
Please explain where "misinformation" was involved.
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Karl Radl retweeted
Traditionally Oct 31st-Nov 1st, the Celtic festival of Samhain, was thought to be the time when the veil between the spirit world and the world of the living was at its weakest.
It'd be a good time to call on your ancestors to fortify your people and to dishearten your enemies.
It'd be a good time to call on your ancestors to fortify your people and to dishearten your enemies.
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Dadcore.
This is what I will be wearing to a casual symphony that I am attending tonight. The shirt is bespoke, as well as the dark charcoal trousers, both of which I made. The tie and cardigan were both thrifted in Romania (tie from Bucharest and cardigan from Brasov). Additionally, I’ll rogues and a two tone dress watch.
Two notes to consider when attempting a casual outfit like this:
1. Jewelry matters. Avoid flashy (or any) tie clips, rings, etc. They will ultimately throw off the balance of the outfit and make it more formal.
2. Avoid overly polished shoes. These will also throw off the balance in a way that oddly mixes casual and formal.
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That's possibly the worst rationalisation I have seen in quite a while.
I am embarassed to admit that it took me 2 years to fully realize that all HBD discourse on here is nerd ressentment against their school bullies, many of whom were black. It's why they always circle back to the same topics again and again (schooling and gifted programs).
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And now we have learned that is how our ancestors dealt with jews like Baron Cohen trying to steal their savings and seduce their daughters.
Hence throwing jews down the well is no longer satire but future policy.
Hence throwing jews down the well is no longer satire but future policy.
The thing about Sacha Baron Cohen's films is that they were successes not because of any "satirical" content, but because they got respectable public figures to say stupid things, and did gross shit.
When Borat got redneck Americans to sing "Throw the Jew down the well", audiences didn't laugh because Cohen had exposed the "dark underbelly of anti-semitism in America". Nor did they laugh because it was anti-semitic. They laughed because it was offensive and transgressed public decency. That's it.
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Karl Radl retweeted
He actually looks like a cross between Epstein and Kushner.
Sacha Baron Cohen personally invested $3 million of his own money into the new Ali G film.
The film is rumored to have cost over $160 million to make, with 54 credited producers, including 13 executive producers.
It has since been pulled from theatres and total box office gross llion.
It is on track to be the biggest box-office flop in history.
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