Today, at the request of the anti-Christ Spanish government, the grave of José Antonio Primo de Rivera will be violated

One of the greatest Spaniards of the 20th century. Defender of the people of Spain and defender of the Church.

Cosas de la democracia, España se está muriendo pic.twitter.com/84xn9j4lnQ

— Kezard III (@KezardIII) April 24, 2023

With these stories about digging up the graves of people that modernity (Jews) have deemed evil, I always feel like I need to post a Misfits song.

But I’m not going to this time.

These people are rewriting books, they are tearing down statues, they are digging up bones – this is a project to erase and recreate a new history. This is something planned and purposeful. It’s not a series of disconnected events that happen for their own strange purposes, as the goyim would be led to believe.

Reuters:

Spain on Monday dug up the body of Jose Antonio Primo de Rivera, founder of the fascist Falange movement that supported the Francoist regime, and removed it from a mausoleum carved into a mountainside near Madrid as sympathisers gave fascist salutes.

A handful of supporters gathered outside the gates of the complex formerly known as the Valley of the Fallen made the gesture and held up banners saying “Jose Antonio is present” or shouted “Long live Spain” as his hearse drove past.

Valley of the Fallen

Police struggled to hold back a larger crowd of about 150 Falange supporters gathered outside the San Isidro cemetery in southern Madrid, where he was to be reburied. They gave the fascist salute and sang the Falangist hymn “Facing the sun”.

This has only recently been put on par with like, Hitler or whatever.

We are on the verge of Thomas Jefferson being Hitler.

If this were to keep going, we would be talking about tearing down the entire old city of Charlottesville because Jefferson built it and because Donald Trump turned six million morbidly obese women into tarps in the city in 2017.

His exhumation, which follows the 2019 removal of the remains of dictator Francisco Franco, is part of a plan to convert the complex built by Franco, which last year was renamed the Valley of Cuelgamuros, into a memorial to the 500,000 people killed during Spain’s 1936-39 civil war.

En este momento un impresionante despliegue de la Guardia civil en el valle de los caídos y los coches fúnebres preparados para el transporte de los restos de José Antonio Primo de Rivera

Que valiente eres con los muertos @sanchezcastejon pic.twitter.com/3jeONiBA3Z

— Virgineke (@VirginiaSanroma) April 24, 2023

Así ha tratado la Policía a los patriotas que rendían homenaje a José Antonio Primo De Rivera mientras los que lo asesinaron exhumaban sus restos del Valle de los Caídos.

Cuando hay que evitar que un MENA vi0le a alguien nunca están pero para esto si.

¡Vergüenza! pic.twitter.com/Vsps15oLV8

— Pablo Lucini (@PabloLucini3) April 24, 2023

Presidency Minister Felix Bolanos on Friday hailed the exhumation as another step in giving the valley new symbolism.

“No person or ideology that evokes the dictatorship should be honoured or extolled there,” he said at the time.

The son of dictator Miguel Primo de Rivera, who governed Spain from 1923-1930, Jose Antonio was shot by firing squad in November 1936 by left-wing Republican forces in Alicante.

It is the fifth time his body has been buried and the fourth time it has been exhumed.

This is the worst thing you can do to a person. I mean, aside from the tranny thing.

This tweet claims his own family is asking for his corpse to be dug up.

Dos de los convocados a las puertas de San Isidro por la exhumación de Primo de Rivera: “Hoy se ha hecho una exhumación de cadáver a petición de la propia familia, que son los primeros traidores de José Antonio Primo de Rivera” pic.twitter.com/DGX8tcuKoY

— El HuffPost (@ElHuffPost) April 24, 2023

This has become a popular thing among the progeny of “evil” people. They are portrayed as having tainted blood. Which is of course a contradiction in a society where “race doesn’t exist” as is therefore based around genetics denialism. Also, the “individualism” thing is broken by “sins of the father” reasoning.

But no one cares.

Nothing is required to be consistent, even whilst we have these ideologies forced down our throats which ostensibly only exist for the purpose o being consistent.

You guys know that Jewy thing that Jews do where they dig up the corpses of their enemies for no reason?

Well Franco wasn’t even really their enemy, and the Jews still hate him enough to make digging up his corpse the main concern of their shabbos goyim in the Spanish government.

The Local:

The prior of the mausoleum where Spanish dictator Francisco Franco is buried said Wednesday he would prevent the dictator’s remains from being exhumed from the grounds, even though the courts and the Church have approved the project.

In a letter sent to Socialist Deputy Prime Minister Carmen Calvo, which was published by several Spanish media outlets, the prior of the Benedictine monks who manage the vast mausoleum near Madrid said “this abbey does not authorise access to the basilica to reach a ‘res sacra’ (sepulchre).”

Santiago Cantera, who stood as a candidate for the fascist Phalange party during Spain’s 1993 general election, invoked in his letter “moral and religious principles” and the “inviolability of places of worship” and graves for his refusal to allow the government to exhume Franco’s remains.

So there’s at least one guy with balls left in Spain.

I don’t think just one will matter in the long run though…

Ministers want to move them to a more discreet spot.

Spain’s Supreme Court last month gave the green light for the government to remove Franco’s remains from the hillside mausoleum topped by a 150-metre (500-feet) cross at the Valley of the Fallen near Madrid, rejecting an appeal against it by the late dictator’s descendants.

The court on Wednesday said the refusal of the prior to allow access to the basilica was “obsolete” after it gave its “very clear” ruling on the planned exhumation on September 23.

The court was responding to a request for more information on its ruling from Franco’s descendants.

Spain’s Catholic Church said last month it would not oppose Franco’s exhumation.

Of course they didn’t.

All Franco did was stop some people who literally wanted to kill every single priest, monk and nun and outlaw the entire religion under penalty of death, so there’s no reason the Church would defend him.

We’re really nearing the point where you won’t be able to find a priest who hasn’t been corrupted.

The secretary general of the Episcopal Conference of Spain, Luis Arguello, said on September 26 that he expected the prior would “listen to what his hierarchical superiors tell him” regarding the exhumation.

But the prior said Wednesday in his letter that the “final word” on the matter would come from Spain’s Constitutional Court and then the European Court of Human Rights. Franco’s family has said it plans to challenge the Supreme Court’s ruling in these two courts.

So there are still forms of appeal, but they just wanna go through with it anyway.

Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez’s Socialist government has made it a priority to transfer Franco’s remains from the Valley of the Fallen to a state cemetery north of Madrid where the dictator’s wife is buried. It argues Spain should not “continue to glorify” Franco.

Many in Spain are repulsed by the existence of the Valley of the Fallen mausoleum, which holds the remains of more than 33,000 dead from both sides of the civil war.

(((Many)))

Yeah.

While not having any realistic chances of making the podium at the Cuck Olympics since Britain, Sweden and Germany have those positions locked, Spain, sometimes referred to as La Suecia del sur, is sure as hell trying really hard.

And I can think of few better strategies than having a large portion of the population in permanent hysterics about a guy who not only saved their country from one of the worst things that could’ve happened to it, but also died decades ago and has 0 influence on their lives or any ability to defend himself.

The Local:

A Spanish artist on Wednesday graffitied the tomb of Francisco Franco, in the midst of a debate in Spanish society and government over what to do with the former fascist leader’s body.

How about leaving it where it is and trying to do something about being invaded instead?

Shouldn’t that be higher on your list of priorities?

Look at all those starving Syrian child refugees

The artist/sculptor, referred to in the Spanish press as Enrique Tenreiro, shared a video on Twitter in which he’s seen kneeling down at Franco’s tomb and spraypainting in red the words “por la libertad” (‘for freedom’ in Spanish) and a scribble of a dove underneath.

Tenreiro was able to finish most of his protest artwork before security personnel at the Valley of the Fallen apprehended him at around 10:50 am local time.

The renowned ‘performance artist’ can be seen shouting “for the freedom and reconciliation of Spanish people, so that no side feels defeated” as he’s dragged away by a security guard.

“I’ve got nothing against Franco, it’s just for the freedom and reconciliation of Spaniards.“

“Renowned,” “Artist,” “Artwork,” “Sculptor…”

We live in a world where words don’t really have any meaning anymore.

You guys wanna see some of his other stuff?

“Oy vey goyim, look at that beautiful… ah… ah… erm… Masterpiece!”

And his “performance art” is even better:

The incident is the latest reaction to a fierce national debate over what to do with the body of Spain’s former fascist leader.

Spain’s ruling socialist party wants it relocated to a more discreet spot which Franco’s followers wouldn’t find easy to visit to pay homage.

The dictator’s family would however prefer his remains to be laid to rest in Madrid’s central Almudena Cathedral, a suggestion the government prefers to avoid at all costs.

Why not parade it around like the communists that Franco fought used to do with the corpses of nuns and priests?

Those are the kind of people you’re supposed to feel sorry for.

Keep at it Spain, maybe one day you’ll at least break the top 5.

This video shows a guy called Ulven being attacked by an antifa mob in Gothenburg, Sweden, on the traditional trade union demo on 1 May. Why? He was wearing a Francisco Franco T-shirt. Apparently, he is not actually political at all; he’s just a provocateur who has his own YouTube channel. In 2016 he attended Gothenburg’s May 1 demo wearing a T-shirt that said “Better Dead than Red”. This time his goal was to show that leftists are intolerant of alternative thinking.

Here is the T-shirt he was wearing. “Caudillo” means leader.

Afterwards, the police falsely claimed that he was part of the Nordic Resistance Movement and Sweden’s left-wing press disgraced itself with headlines like “Nazis attack demonstrators – one injured” before changing them afterwards when they realised this was fake news.

Below you see one that says “Nazi to the hospital – tried to disturb demonstration”.

During the Spanish Civil War, the Republican side would dig up mummified corpses of nuns and priests and put them on display. These are the people Franco was fighting against.

One thing you have to remember about people the Jews don’t like is that you can’t stop hating them just because they’re dead. Being dead is just not enough. You have to dig up their bones, destroy their statues, demolish any house they lived in, ban any book they wrote and arrest anybody who even vaguely agrees with them on anything.

After all, we’re talking about God’s Chosen here, you can never do enough to please them.

The Local:

On Tuesday Spain’s congress is debating whether to exhume the remains of General Franco from the giant mausoleum crowned with a 150 meter high granite cross on a hillside outside Madrid.

Spain’s lawmakers are expected to approve a motion urging the government to begin the process that will see the controversial site transformed from a monument glorifying the fascist dictator into a place of reflection and reconciliation that “acknowledges the victims of the civil war and ensuing dictatorship”.

But will this actually result in the exhumation of Spain’s most controversial leader?

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What exactly is the Valley of the Fallen?

It is a huge basilica carved out of the living rock on a hillside 50km (30 miles) northwest of Madrid. The complex in the Guadarama hills is spread out over 13.6 square kilometres and is surrounded by pine forests. It includes a colossal esplanade leading to the colonnades and the entrance to the basilica.

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In the centre of the basilica either side of the altar and beneath a gold mosaic dome illustrated with scenes from the Bible are two tombs; that of General Francisco Franco and Jose Antonio Primo de Rivera, the founder of the fascist Spanish Falange party.

Freshly cut flowers are always to be found laid atop each tombstone.

Crypts on either side contain the remains of an estimated 50,000 people who were killed in the Spanish Civil War, including those of Republican supporters whose corpses were dug up after the conflict and added in order to fill the huge crypt.

Those of you who do not know who Jose Antonio Primo de Rivera was, go here.

Jose Antonio Primo de Rivera: A handsome chap, no?

This giant Basilica was built at Franco’s orders, and the crypt was filled with both corpses of people who died fighting for him, and of those fighting against him, in hope that this would reunite the nation after almost 3 years of brutal war in which half a million people died. Notice that the “evil fascist” didn’t feel the need to desecrate any of the corpses of his defeated enemies.

But victims’ associations say the continued existence of the memorial is “an insult to modern democratic Spain.” At the very least, Franco should be dug up and removed from the site, they say.

Some have called for the entire site to be blown up while others insist it would be enough if it was transformed into a centre for reconciliation that provided an accurate account of its history.

I wonder how many of the people who want this beautiful work of European architecture to be literally blown up (like, with dynamite) are Marranos.

Valle de los Caidos (The Valley of the Fallen): No Jew has ever come up with anything like this, and no Jew ever will.

Jews build stuff like this to remember their dead (or, you know, people they claim died).

This is just one more step in the never-ending Jewish attempt at destroying European history and identity. From America to Austria to every other place that our race inhabits or has inhabited in the past, any symbol of our existence is being systematically erased. They are trying to kill our history before they kill our bodies, and this is something that we must fight against.

I don’t know what exactly will happen to Franco’s grave this time around, but the way things are going it’s inevitable that one day a mob of sub-humans and degenerates will feed his bones to stray dogs in the name of “social justice,” or whatever kike catchphrase will be popular at the time. If we don’t stop the Jew, he won’t stop at just exterminating our entire race, but will constantly look for new ways to kill us over and over again afterwards.

May that we always remember Our Heroes. For if we forget them, we forget ourselves.

Several hundred Spanish patriots gathered in Madrid to honor the anniversary of the death of General Franco.

The good general died on November 20, 1975, making this the 39th anniversary.

The rally was organized by multiple nationalist groups, including Nudo Patriota Espanol, Movimiento Catolico Espanol and Patriotas.

The rally also marked the anniversary of the death of Jose Primo de Rivera, the founder of Falange Espanola, the party of Franco. Rivera was executed by the Spanish republican commies on November 20, 1936. Falange Espanola was created in 1933, inspired by Mussolini’s fascist movement.

The rally took place on Saturday. Speeches were given by major figures from the right and various fantastic posters and flags were visible. These included signs criticizing the traitorous Catalonia independence movement.

Demonstrators marched from de Rivera’s place of birth (Calle de Genova) to Madrid’s Plaza de Moncloa firing red flares.

Many of the participants wore the Falangist uniform, a blue shirt with a yoke and five vertical arrows, a symbol of Spain’s unity. They sang “Cara al Sol” (Face to the Sun), the Falangist anthem.

The march finished at the Valle de los Caidos (Valley of the Fallen) where both de Rivera and General Francisco Franco are buried.