The only solution for Brazil is CBRN
Monarchy Restoration is the Only Solution to Brazil
Xavier Cook
Landon Baker
only if its Legimist or Integralist.
otherwise fool's errand, place is basically all third world, including the leaders.
Isaac Lee
that's one of the reasons why I want ChrReligion of Cuck™ to become real. repaint Zoroaster as an avatar of Christ and make peace with Shiites and Sufis, break the bonds of slavery that Christians owe to kikes.
Tyler Cook
nice, just wordfilter my shit fam. maybe it needs a new name to get pass that filter.
Isaiah Phillips
The only """solution""" for Brazil is total succession. Let some retards being left-wing, let some try be libertarians and AnCap, others cuckstian pro-Israel and the the mongrel LARPer as nobles.
Nicholas Evans
Never.
Kill all leftists, liberals and kike-lovers. Keep Brazil's whole territory united as a fascist, anti-leftist country.
Never divide. Always kill the enemy.
Logan Allen
Who's the THOT on 3rd picture? Why the hell isn't she making aryan babies instead of running for office?
Henry Lee
Let's make our Ethno state, desu. Grab the most white ones, concentrate them in one territory without others niggers, make them breed a lot while teaching fascism to their children. Looking back to our history we conclude that the downgrade of the nation was given by isramutt revolting against the more pure Portuguese over lords. We need to reverse that shit.
Aiden Wood
I'm not sure what you mean by "isramutt" but boy, I'm gonna tell you something right now that'll blow your mind.
The population of Brazil has always been a mixed pot. Ever since the arrival the Portuguese, the nation grew steadily and without any single dominant race. Thanks to Emperor Dom João VI, escaping from Portugal to Brazil during the Napoleonic Wars, the state of Brazil became a full-fledged empire much like any other. He brought his royal library and riches with him, greatly contributing to the nation's growth. Even after Napoleon's defeat, João VI remained here for many more years because he absolutely loved the land and its people. However, thank to the the corrupt kiked courts of Portugal (at the time responsible for the ongoing economical crisis of their own country) who wished to remove him from power and exploit Brazil, he was forced to return, leaving his son Dom Pedro I to guide the newly forged empire he loved so much.
Under Pedro I's reign, the nation prospered in ways no other nation had. Despite being royal Portuguese blood, he loved Brazil as much as his own father, and strived to maintain its territory and population at peace. There were many struggles, and our people had their tensions, but when shit went south and the nation was in peril, they united. Natives, Africans, Portuguese and their descendants born in Brazil, despite their differences, always fought together as one people throughout its history. Such was the case when the Dutch and French invaded the northeastern lands to attempt colonization, and when the Uruguayans attacked our southern borders.
This, too, was the case when those same natives, Portuguese and Africans were fed up with the Portuguese minorities who, despite living in our country, were still loyal to their homeland in the old world, and were strongly in favor of its control over Brazil. The Portuguese loyalists often opposed any decision from our emperor Dom Pedro I to maintain our autonomy, and when the decision for independence from Portugal finally arrived, these kiked loyalists were promptly dealt with and expelled like the traitors they were. The war that followed against Portugal was tough, but our navy was successful in keeping them at bay and securing our sovereignty. We beat them back to the old world.
And this was all before Dom Pedro II was even born. His reign was even greater than his father's, if not one of the best monarchies the world has ever seen. Brazil would eventually prosper to be recognized even by the US and Britain in terms of military, cultural and economical power. That is, until the illicit (((republican))) coup of 1889 took place; the true tipping point that plunged us into chaos.
This is but a brief overview of part of our history. For all the struggles and achievements we've had, we did succeed and prosper.
tl;dr racemixing did not hinder Brazil's evolution and progress at all, at least until 1889.
Oh, and by the way, jews in Brazil were persecuted, expelled, arrested and even killed back then too.
Adrian Evans
AL BOW DOWN TO KING HARALD
he is a master fisher