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manmade ideologies
 
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Volksstaffel said:
Depends on your definition of left wing.
Economically I am left.

@Sayonara @Greypiller @william. @Neucher
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Why not socially? Are you homophobic or racist per chance? A mysoginist maybe?
 
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Thoughts on the geoeconomic problems in every country
 
Which country will be the strongest in 2100
 
thoughts on the austrian painter?
 
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Opinion on cultural decline in European nations?
 
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Will the whites in America lose power when they become only 30 percent of the population
 
And for the question that I'm supposed to ask you,

Do you prefer benito mussolini ideology Or oswald mosley ideology.
 
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@Spur der Verwüstung
 
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Volksstaffel said:
Cope
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HITLER WAS DEFINITELY A JEWISH PUPPET, BARELY ANY JEWS DIED AS A RESULT OF THE WAR AND THE JEWS THAT PERISHED WERE LOW CLASS RATS, MEANWHILE MANY MANY MILLIONS OF WHITES PERISHED, IF HITLER WAS LEGIT HE COULD'VE NEVER ROSE TO POWER IT WAS ALL PLANNED TO KILL MORE EUROPEANS AND GET A JEWISH OCCUPIED EUROPE.
 
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not really politics but do you just like whites? No other races/ethnicities?
 
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Volksstaffel said:
National s... (you know what I mean)


I don't hate other races. They are pretty much irrelevant to me. They just have to leave Europe


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*Never read any natsoc literature
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KEEP SUCKING THEIR JEWISH COCK ALL THAT THEY ACCOMPLISHED IS KILLING MORE WHITES AND CUCKING GERMANY 4 EVER WELL DONE JEWS OUTDID THEMSELVES
 
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@Volksstaffel what makes you think that hitler was not a puppet?
 
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william. said:
@Volksstaffel what makes you think that hitler was not a puppet?
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volksnigger has stockholm syndrome for the jew who cucked his country 4 ever
 
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Volksstaffel said:
What makes you think he's a puppet?
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Homer Simpson Thinking GIF
 
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Why are you economically left-wing? Surely you're not a commie? Whereabouts on the left side of the spectrum are you? I presume since you said you're NS, you would describe yourself as aligning with the Third Position.
 
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TAChipmunk said:
Why are you economically left-wing? Surely you're not a commie? Whereabouts on the left side of the spectrum are you? I presume since you said you're NS, you would describe yourself as aligning with the Third Position.
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Yup. Pretty much what you said.

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opinion on
1)raidcal eco anarchy
2)socialo patriot monarchy
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1) horrible. Anarchism is hell
2) it's pretty good. Not a fan of inheritance of the leadership

Spur der Verwüstung said:
Homer Simpson Thinking GIF
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Nice arguements pal
 
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Volksstaffel said:
What makes you think he's a puppet?
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i dont have time to write much

-reason israel was created
-they lied about holocaust
-thats the only way you can get into power, and still is
 
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What is your opinion on the Aghlabid conquest of
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The Aghlabid Conquest of Sicily (827–902)​


The Aghlabid conquest of Sicily was a pivotal episode in the Islamic expansion into the Mediterranean and part of the broader Muslim-Christian conflict of the Middle Ages. The island of Sicily, at the time under Byzantine control, became a prime target due to its strategic location between North Africa and the Italian Peninsula, as well as its rich agricultural resources.


The campaign began in 827, when the Byzantine commander Euphemius, having rebelled against imperial authority, fled to Ifriqiya (modern Tunisia) and sought military assistance from the Aghlabid emir Ziyadat Allah I. Seeing an opportunity for expansion and plunder, the emir dispatched a force of around 10,000 men under the leadership of Asad ibn al-Furat, a respected jurist and military commander.


The Muslim forces landed at Mazara del Vallo in western Sicily and quickly gained a foothold. However, the conquest of the island was not swift; it unfolded over several decades, due to fierce resistance from Byzantine forces, internal divisions among the Muslim ranks, and logistical challenges.


Despite early setbacks, the Aghlabids gradually advanced. Key cities such as Palermo were captured in 831, becoming a major Muslim stronghold and eventually the capital of Islamic Sicily. The prolonged conflict was marked by sieges, shifting alliances, and alternating periods of intense warfare and stalemate.


The Aghlabids also benefited from naval superiority, enabling them to control sea routes and launch raids on both Sicilian and southern Italian coasts. Over time, Muslim settlers established communities, introducing new agricultural practices, architecture, and culture to the island.


The final major Byzantine stronghold, Taormina, fell in 902, marking the effective completion of the Muslim conquest of Sicily. While some pockets of resistance remained, the island was largely integrated into the Islamic world and governed by the Aghlabids, and later the Fatimids and Kalbids, until the Norman reconquest in the 11th century.


The Aghlabid conquest of Sicily had lasting consequences: it transformed the island into a vibrant Islamic province and cultural crossroads, influencing language, agriculture, architecture, and society for centuries to come. It also reflected the broader shifts in Mediterranean power during the early medieval period, as Islamic states challenged and replaced long-standing Byzantine control in key regions.
 
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Would you gas me if you had the chance? Be honest, no hard feelings
 
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Iraniancel said:
Would you gas me if you had the chance? Be honest, no hard feelings
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Depends on if you would leave the country when told to do so.
 
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Volksstaffel said:

The Aghlabid Conquest of Sicily (827–902)​


The Aghlabid conquest of Sicily was a pivotal episode in the Islamic expansion into the Mediterranean and part of the broader Muslim-Christian conflict of the Middle Ages. The island of Sicily, at the time under Byzantine control, became a prime target due to its strategic location between North Africa and the Italian Peninsula, as well as its rich agricultural resources.


The campaign began in 827, when the Byzantine commander Euphemius, having rebelled against imperial authority, fled to Ifriqiya (modern Tunisia) and sought military assistance from the Aghlabid emir Ziyadat Allah I. Seeing an opportunity for expansion and plunder, the emir dispatched a force of around 10,000 men under the leadership of Asad ibn al-Furat, a respected jurist and military commander.


The Muslim forces landed at Mazara del Vallo in western Sicily and quickly gained a foothold. However, the conquest of the island was not swift; it unfolded over several decades, due to fierce resistance from Byzantine forces, internal divisions among the Muslim ranks, and logistical challenges.


Despite early setbacks, the Aghlabids gradually advanced. Key cities such as Palermo were captured in 831, becoming a major Muslim stronghold and eventually the capital of Islamic Sicily. The prolonged conflict was marked by sieges, shifting alliances, and alternating periods of intense warfare and stalemate.


The Aghlabids also benefited from naval superiority, enabling them to control sea routes and launch raids on both Sicilian and southern Italian coasts. Over time, Muslim settlers established communities, introducing new agricultural practices, architecture, and culture to the island.


The final major Byzantine stronghold, Taormina, fell in 902, marking the effective completion of the Muslim conquest of Sicily. While some pockets of resistance remained, the island was largely integrated into the Islamic world and governed by the Aghlabids, and later the Fatimids and Kalbids, until the Norman reconquest in the 11th century.


The Aghlabid conquest of Sicily had lasting consequences: it transformed the island into a vibrant Islamic province and cultural crossroads, influencing language, agriculture, architecture, and society for centuries to come. It also reflected the broader shifts in Mediterranean power during the early medieval period, as Islamic states challenged and replaced long-standing Byzantine control in key regions.
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What is your opinion of the Amazigh culture and Amazigh dynasties like the Almoravid, Almohad, Hafsid, Zirid, Zayyanid, Marinids and Wattasids?
 
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Pento said:
Explain why I’m interested
Idk if it would work in the modern era though
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I have my doubts too.

I'm a very radical person, I don't believe in freedom. With freedom comes exploitation and degeneracy. I'm very traditional too
 
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