New standard leftist political promise: “If we win the elections, we’ll desecrate the graves of dead members of the opposing political party.”

BBC:

Spain’s Supreme Court has ruled that the remains of dictator Francisco Franco should be exhumed.

It backed the Socialist government’s plan to move the remains from a state mausoleum to a less controversial site.

An appeal by Franco’s family against the exhumation and proposing an alternative site was rejected.

The issue has divided opinion in Spain, which remains haunted by the Franco era. He won the 1930s civil war and went on to rule Spain until 1975.

In a unanimous ruling, the court said it had decided to “completely reject the appeal lodged by the family in relation to Francisco Franco’s exhumation”.

In a tweet (in Spanish), Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez hailed the decision as a “great victory for democracy”.

That is a statement I can back.

These are the kinds of great victories you get with democracy: your population replaced with Somalians, child trannies and corpse desecration.

Mr Sanchez’s deputy, Carmen Calvo, said the exhumation would be completed “as soon as possible”. The government wants to carry it out before elections on 10 November.

Franco currently lies in a huge mausoleum called the Valley of the Fallen, alongside tens of thousands of civil war dead.

Many revile the complex – just outside Madrid – as a monument to the triumph of fascism, and it has become a shrine for the far right.

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Many descendents of Franco’s victims support the move.

“The idea that people who were killed by Franco’s troops are buried together with Franco, it’s very absurd, and they’re still glorifying him as if he was the saviour of Spain,” Silvia Navarro, whose great uncle died in 1936, told the BBC.

But the family, who would rather he was not moved at all, wanted him to lie in a family crypt in the Almudena Cathedral – right in the centre of the capital.

The government argued that the former dictator should not be placed anywhere where he could be glorified. It also said there were potential security issues with the cathedral site.

For those who don’t recall, Franco has only been considered a dictator and pure evil since like, last Tuesday.

He wasn’t allied with Bad Mustache Man in The Holocaust War, at least not officially, and he remained in power until he died in 1975.

Franco was never accused of the kind of “atrocities” that the likes of Adolf Hitler, Joseph Stalin, Mao Zedong, Pol Pot, Slobodan Milosevic, Saddam Hussein or Bashir al-Assad were (mostly falsely) accused of. Even like, Ferdinand Marcos or Ioannis Metaxas were accused of more evil doing than Franco.

General Franco was just a president for life figure, which I guess is now permanently canceled as something that is allowed to exist without having his corpse desecrated by state communism.

Digging up corpses is a nasty, evil thing to do.

Did you know there was controversy about digging up Egyptian mummies, when they first started doing that? There was even an old 1950s country song about it being wrong to violate people’s graves just because they’d been dead for thousands of years, though I can’t remember who sang it.

Digging up people’s corpses is like this ancient, Jewish/Middle Eastern type way to curse them and their memory, their family. Without Jewish influence, no one would ever even think of digging up anyone’s corpse.

The filthy Jewish media always uses the word “controversial” – this is the favorite word of the media. But it is almost always them that is the source of the controversy.

Like I mean, just think about it: Franco is buried in a tomb.

No one is thinking about where Franco is buried or what is going on with his body until someone decides to come along and say, “Hey you know that political leader we had a few decades back who is unpopular with our political party? Let’s go dig up his corpse!”

Digging up the corpses of political enemies is now an official leftist political position. This is gruesome and gross, and also seemingly satanic.

This is not really any different than if Elizabeth Warren gets elected and decides to dig up Richard Nixon’s corpse. Actually, it would be worse than that, because Nixon was disgraced for committing a crime and his own party mostly dislikes him now, which is not the case with Franco. It would instead be like if she went and dug up Ronald Reagan.

And they are trying to do this as an electioneering tactic!

So the actual analogy would be that Elizabeth Warren wins in 2020, and then promises she’ll dig up Reagan’s corpse before the 2024 election.

I wouldn’t be surprised if that happened, actually.

I’m not even a fan of Reagan at all, though I am a fan of his cigarette ads, and I’m sure he’ll be considered as evil as any other white man in a couple of years just because he was a masculine heterosexual.

Femen showed up to a rally in commemorating the 43rd anniversary of General Franco’s death in Madrid on Sunday.

The three nude activists – one of which was a disgusting whale – had “legal fascism, national shame” written on their titties.

Turns out the response was “legal woman-kicking, national pride.”

Generally, Femen shows up for their naked tantrums and everyone looks at them like “lol, what the…?!?!” and then they are dragged off by police.

This time, however, the women were thrown on the ground and had their shit kicked in by locals before the cops showed up to arrest them. I can happily announce that no man who beat these women – even the ones who were on video stomping on them after they were already on the ground – was arrested.

One man was subdued because he attacked the cops try and get some more punches in on one of the women, but they let him go.

Inna tweeted about the thing.

We believe that fascism is not to be debated, it is to be smashed! And that’s what #femen does. #nopasarán
Today our Spanish team interrupted Franco rally,held annually in #Madrid. This year, the rally gathered sympathizers of fascism from all over Europe! https://t.co/jay6JNE8Hi

— inna shevchenko (@femeninna) November 18, 2018

She didn’t bother to complain or even mention the pretty serious beatings her girls received, furthering speculation that this is part of the whole thing – these women are engaged in a type of sexual fetishism, where they enjoy being manhandled.

The EU is claiming that this will be the last event ever to commemorate Franco, because they’ve passed a resolution outlawing “praising dictators.”

I don’t know how they’re defining “dictator,” but they certainly aren’t defining it by levels of popular support.

Can you even begin to imagine hundreds of people rallying to commemorate the 43rd anniversary of Angela Merkel’s death?

Can you even imagine that 43 years after Angela Merkel’s death, any but a tiny minority in the country will recognize her name?

There are very few great men anymore, and women cannot ever be great men.

General Franco was a great man.

May he never be forgotten.

And may the evil savages who are digging up his corpse to desecrate his bones suffer horrors beyond darkest imagination in this life and the next.

A new Socialist government comes to power in Spain without any authentic democratic majority (having got only 22% of the vote at the last general election). The first thing they do is throw open the country’s borders and accept hundreds of unwanted African invaders on a ship rejected by Italy. The second thing they do is cook up a law to criminalise the speech of their political opponents and vilify their historical memory.

After this law has been passed it will be impossible to state the truth in Spain. So let me state it now: It was the Left that attacked democracy in Spain, not the Right. Franco was a response to the Left’s attempts to suppress, criminalise and even murder their political opponents. And had he not acted, Spain would have been engulfed in a Soviet-like tyranny.

Buried alongside Franco in the Valle de los Caídos is José Antonio Primo de Rivera, murdered by the leftists at the outset of the Spanish Civil War. The Socialists plan to remove his remains too.

This is one of his most famous quotes.

Perhaps in tribute to José Antonio, there are two statues of angels bearing swords in the basilica within the monument, just inside the gates.

This basilica is the property of the Catholic Church. In theory, then, the Socialists will need the permission of the Catholic Church to perform this desecration.

Does anything think Bergoglio can be relied upon to say no?

The extreme degrees of “shut it down, shut it all down” that governments are now going to should really be an encouragement to everyone.

When they start fining you the cost of a large mansion (yes, you can buy a very large mansion in Spain for 150k euros) for singing a song or making a hand gesture, you’ve basically already won. Because they have exactly zero options left.

ABC España:

Last Tuesday the government of Aragon, led by the Socialist Javier Lambán, revealed the Law of Democratic Memory (Ley de Memoria Democrática). It is a legal text that aims to repair and protect the memory of the victims of the Civil War and of Francoism.

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The Ley de Memoria Democrática provides sanctions that vary between 200 euros, for minor infractions, up to 150,000 euros for the most serious violations. The introduction of this text punishes expressions that may injure the dignity of the victims of the Franco dictatorship and the Civil War. So, for example, in accordance with the prevailing norms, singing “Cara al sol” [Face to the Sun, Falangist anthem] or performing the fascist salute could result in a fine of up to 150,000 euros.

The text considers all symbols – flags, posters, plaques, crests – that glorify the Francoist period to be contrary to its provisions. It also urges the public administrations of Aragon to adopt the measures required to remove them. Those that do not comply with the provisions of the law will no longer receive subsidies and aid from the government currently led by Lambán.

Translation via Diversity Macht Frei.

Of course, if I was Spanish, I would arrange a march of as many men as I could gather through the center of Barcelona singing this song with their arms raised high, and say “go ahead, fine us – none of us have the money.”

But I understand a lot of people are not like me.

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.

The Socialist mayor (of Callosa de Segura, in Valencia, Spain) planned to remove this giant crucifix, supposedly in compliance with a “Historical Memory” law that demands associated with the regime of General Franco, the fascist dictator who tyrannised Spain for decades the patriotic hero who preserved Spain from the twin scourges of Communism and immigration. Villagers assemble and chant “The cross will not be touched!”. Eventually the workmen there to dismantle it back off and leave.

The Crucifix is known as the Cross of the Fallen, dedicated to the memory of those who died on the patriotic side in the Spanish Civil War. It bears the inscription ‘José Antonio Primo de Rivera presente’. Primo de Rivera was the founder of the Falange [Phalanx], the Spanish fascist movement that took a leading role in violently resisting the Communist takeover of Spain. He himself designed much of the Falange iconography, including adopting the Yoke and Arrows symbol of the Catholic Monarchs, Ferdinand and Isabella, who expelled the Muslims and Jews from Spain.

Under his leadership, the Falangists attacked Jewish-owned department stores. José Antonio Primo de River was executed by the Communist side at the outset of the civil war (in Alicante, very close to where the village involved in this incident is).

The word “Presente” (Present) was a standard part of fascist ritual. The idea was of a kind of roll-call in which people would turn up to do their duty and announce “Present”. And it was also a way of commemorating the dead; their name would be read and someone else, sometimes a whole crowd, would shout “Present!”.

The Historical Memory Law was passed in 2007 by a Socialist government in Spain. Even though there has been a nominally conservative government in Spain since 2011, it has not reversed the law, although it has cut off some funding for operations related to it.

The law requires the removal of objects that glorify the memory of Franco or the patriotic side in the civil war but provides exceptions for “artistic, architectural or religious-artistic” reasons. In this case, the Socialist mayor has chosen to disregard these provisions. He called off the operation temporarily but insists the crucifix will be removed when the fuss dies down and the protests end.

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.