Post: #1

A 17 years old Spanish SJW has ambushed the conservative PM, and violently punched him in the face. Look at the video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YsROAEyCk5U

This is interesting as this SJW is a perfect example of what these leftist people (our enemies) are: dishonest, hateful, physically and morally ugly, both violent and coward (blindsiding us), and mentally (very) unstable...

Note that he's also (so typical!) the privileged son of a wealthy family: most young leftists don't know what the real, blue-collar, hardworking people are...
Also, he had planned his attack for a long time, as his (SJW militant) twitter account shows.

http://www.elmundo.es/espana/2015/12/16/...b468b.html




""Antifascista". Con esta palabra -antifeixista en gallego- se define Andrés de V.F. en su cuenta de Twitter. De 17 años, alumno del instituto Sánchez Cantón de Pontevedra y procedente de una familia acomodada y muy conocida en Pontevedra, hace tiempo que destacaba ya en su entorno social por sus ideas en algunos puntos radicalizadas y por sus críticas al Partido Popular, ... De sus ideas políticas sí se sabe que son de izquierdas y que no se corta en declararse públicamente admirador de Fidel Castro"

Post: #2

Some politicians need to be punched in the face.

Post: #3

That was a very weak punch. Pathetic considering his ancestors conquered the Aztec and Inca Empires with a few hundred men while raping their way across the Americas.

Post: #4

Can't quite tell why this kid is an SJW, but my limited spanish seems to say that he is some kind of anti fascist?

Anyway, this all seems to be a test by Bolsheviks in waiting. Strike an official, see what happens. These cowards will do these things until the groupthink in their herd has more violence in their hearts than fear, then violence will become their way of getting what they want.

They will keep testing.

Post: #5

Tipical antifa shit, sheltered kids trying to be like the 70´s guerrillas.

Post: #6

Don't tase me bro!!!

Post: #7

Galicia is a weird mix, you'll find there the most conservative people in Spain (it's a PP stronghold and Franco's homeland) but you'll also find some of the most radical antifeixistes, usually related with soccer hooligans from Deportivo de La Coruña and Celta de Vigo, the kind you'll see claiming celtic legacy as a way to distinguish themselves from the rest of Spain.

They even have their own terrorist group, Resistencia Galega, but is very low-profile compared to ETA. The most interesting thing it's that the group define itself as independentista, socialista y feminista.

Post: #8

And this is happening just a few days before decisive elections in Spain...

Rajoy by the way is a good, intelligent, sound and conservative leader, and his party (the PP) should get the first place in these elections, and hopefully he'll strike an alliance with center-right Ciudadanos, to rule Spain. Because, if the Socialists and extreme-Left castrist Podemos win in Spain, it'd be a catastrophic event...

Note that conservative Rajoy has had excellent economic results, lowering unemployment and massively increasing Spain's PIB. He deserves to win, obviously, after his huge economic successes.

(By the way, a few days ago, Rajoy was insulted in an incredible, very violent way, by the Socialist leader, during their official televised meeting)

Post: #9

"Antifascista". Con esta palabra -antifeixista en gallego- se define Andrés de V.F. en su cuenta de Twitter. De 17 años, alumno del instituto Sánchez Cantón de Pontevedra y procedente de una familia acomodada y muy conocida en Pontevedra, hace tiempo que destacaba ya en su entorno social por sus ideas en algunos puntos radicalizadas y por sus críticas al Partido Popular, ... De sus ideas políticas sí se sabe que son de izquierdas y que no se corta en declararse públicamente admirador de Fidel Castro"

Translation:

"Antifacist". With this word - antifexista in Galician - Andrés de V.V. defines himself on his Twitter account. A 17 years old student of the Sánchez Cantón de Pontevedra Institute and coming from an established and well known family in Pontevedra, he has for a long time now became known in his social network for some of his radical ideas and his criticism of Partido Popular (PP - the current leading party in Spain). What is known about his political affiliation is that he's on the left and that he doesn't miss a chance to publicly declare his admiration of Fidel Castro.

Very well then - let's send them there for a year.

Post: #10

(12-17-2015 12:29 PM)Going strong Wrote:  And this is happening just a few days before decisive elections in Spain...

Only Spaniards would hold a national election a few days before Christmas. Spain is literally the antonym of Germany.

Post: #11

(12-17-2015 12:29 PM)Valefor Wrote:  Galicia is a weird mix, you'll find there the most conservative people in Spain (it's a PP stronghold and Franco's homeland) but you'll also find some of the most radical antifeixistes, usually related with soccer hooligans from Deportivo de La Coruña and Celta de Vigo, the kind you'll see claiming celtic legacy as a way to distinguish themselves from the rest of Spain.

They even have their own terrorist group, Resistencia Galega, but is very low-profile compared to ETA. The most interesting thing it's that the group define itself as independentista, socialista y feminista.

Never been to Galicia but I can attest to the fact that Spain is full of feminine little bitches like that. They talk big and are arrogant but back down quickly. They are also responsible for the horrible attitude among most Spanish women - here we call them 'pagafantas' or 'calzonazos' (when they're married or engaged).

Pagafantas = loosely translated 'someone who buys a Fanta' (a popular orange drink in Europe and AFAIK also in South America). Calzonazos = derives from 'calzoncillos' and 'calzones' both of which means underpants.

Post: #12

Elections are inminent and the governing party has a lead on the polls. Understandably, the radical left is getting nervous and the most violent among them are prone to outbursts like this.

Post: #13

I hate it that in so many countries the independence movements are infested with leftists. It's like a built-in self-destruct button.

Post: #14

(12-17-2015 03:37 PM)Handsome Creepy Eel Wrote:  I hate it that in so many countries the independence movements are infested with leftists. It's like a built-in self-destruct button.

That is nothing new, it is the literal blueprint that has been used by most Marxists throughout history.

Korea, Vietnam, Cambodja, these were radical leftists claiming to represent the nationalist independence movement to throw out the colony powers. I am sure there are many others in Latin America too.

They play down their marxist aspirations to get normal people to go along and then when they oust the former rulers, they are the only group organized enough to take control.

Post: #15

Man, after seeing that punch it's clear that the Basques should invade.
I bet five part-time stone lifters would cut a swath right through Spain big enough to give Sherman penis envy.

Post: #16

(12-17-2015 12:34 PM)redpillage Wrote:  

(12-17-2015 12:29 PM)Going strong Wrote:  And this is happening just a few days before decisive elections in Spain...

Only Spaniards would hold a national election a few days before Christmas. Spain is literally the antonym of Germany.

Spanish Christmas is usually held around the 6th of January. Feliz Navidad.

Post: #17

(12-17-2015 03:43 PM)nomadbrah Wrote:  

(12-17-2015 03:37 PM)Handsome Creepy Eel Wrote:  I hate it that in so many countries the independence movements are infested with leftists. It's like a built-in self-destruct button.

That is nothing new, it is the literal blueprint that has been used by most Marxists throughout history.

Korea, Vietnam, Cambodja, these were radical leftists claiming to represent the nationalist independence movement to throw out the colony powers. I am sure there are many others in Latin America too.

They play down their marxist aspirations to get normal people to go along and then when they oust the former rulers, they are the only group organized enough to take control.

When people think about "revolution" in more modern times, most think about the American Revolution. The problem is that it was an anomaly, a group of great enlightened men willing to lay it all down on the line for the greater good. When they eventually won, they crafted one of the greatest living documents ever written and since then we have had almost continuous peaceful changes of power to the present day.

Most revolutions don't turn out that way.

Post: #18

(12-17-2015 03:37 PM)Handsome Creepy Eel Wrote:  I hate it that in so many countries the independence movements are infested with leftists. It's like a built-in self-destruct button.

Hopefully, it serves to turn people away from these movements.

(12-17-2015 03:59 PM)Salty Wrote:  Spanish Christmas is usually held around the 6th of January. Feliz Navidad.

That's when the kids get their presents. Like all Christian non-Orthodox nations, our Christmas is on the 25th.

Oh yes, I'm so privileged you literally can't even.
Interested in joining the FFL? I tried (and failed).

Post: #19

6th of January is Reyes Magos!

Post: #20

(12-17-2015 03:59 PM)Salty Wrote:  

(12-17-2015 12:34 PM)redpillage Wrote:  

(12-17-2015 12:29 PM)Going strong Wrote:  And this is happening just a few days before decisive elections in Spain...

Only Spaniards would hold a national election a few days before Christmas. Spain is literally the antonym of Germany.

Spanish Christmas is usually held around the 6th of January. Feliz Navidad.

Nope. They have christmas like any other Catholics in 24/25 December. Only the gifts exchange is left for the 6th of January in the "dia de reyes".

Post: #21

Wasn't World War 1 started by one of these kinds of idiots?

Post: #22

(12-17-2015 12:47 PM)redpillage Wrote:  here we call them 'pagafantas' or 'calzonazos' (when they're married or engaged).

There's a Spanish movie that makes fun of pagafantas: