Probably one of the most underdiscussed conflicts in modern history
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Leftists and protestants like to ignore the important strides that Francisco Franco made. Since Leftists and protestants make up the majority of the US, it's not hard to see why people don't discuss it. Franco had volunteers from Ireland, Germany, Italy, and France while the volunteers aiding the communists were largely Americans, Brits, and Mexicans. I personally don't know much about the war myself.
Speaking of obscure wars
I wonder how it would have turned out if the Krauts never intervened. What if the random white guy took the throne. Imagine if that happened and the resulting country survived today. They'd be the biggest fucking shitposters on the internet.
That's a bit of stretch, at least for now.
This book is recommended reading.
Probably the best, most digestible video on the Spanish Civil War
He mentions that a Jewish Conspiracy was afoot
allegedly :^)
Marxists have been the majority in America for a fucking hundred years at this point.
I said "Leftists and Protestants", just because I'm a Cat Lick who disagrees with protestants doesn't mean that I delude myself into thinking that they are all leftists. That's why I said that protestants together with leftists make up the majority of the US.
Yeah all the important stuff Fransico Pionered like
-Banning Free Speech
-Implementing Gun Control
-Murder of Political Opponents
-Ignoring People’s basic freedom
-Denying the fact that Martin Luther Did Nothing Wrong
Fransisco was a terrible leader who should’ve never came to power. CNT/FAI>Franco any fay of the week. At least the Anarchists understand Freedom and Democracy.
That’s because 80% of Americans are Protestants. The other 20% are illegal Mexican immigrants.