Archive for the 'Portugal' Category

13 July, 2013

Long-Suffering Portugal Embraces the Jews

Posted by Socrates in Fascism, history, History for newbies, Hitler, Jew World Order, New World Order, Portugal, Socrates, Spain, World War II at 3:48 pm | Permanent Link

Having abandoned the common-sense policies of Salazar decades ago, Portugal – the poorest country in Europe – thinks that sucking up to the Jews will reverse its slide into the toilet. But of course it won’t work [1]. [Article]. [1] Portuguese leader Antonio de Olivera Salazar, a “soft fascist,” supported Hitler but, like Franco, avoided […]



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5 May, 2011

Which Way for Portugal? Internationalism or Localism?

Posted by Socrates in 'easy credit', 'isolationism', banking, economics, EU, Europe, Fascism, fascism vs. communism, free trade, global government, globalization, international Jewry, international socialism, internationalism, jewed culture, jewed finance, Portugal, Socrates at 2:16 pm | Permanent Link

Old Jewish saying: “To wage war on the gentiles, make them go into debt!” (Ok, I admit it. That really isn’t an old Jewish saying. I made it up. But how true it is!). When Portugal was ruled by fascism under the leader Salazar (i.e., before 1968), it was healthy and strong. It rejected internationalism […]



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21 February, 2010

Book Quote

Posted by Socrates in Fascism, fascism vs. communism, global government, globalization, history, History for newbies, Hitler, Italy, Mussolini, politics, Portugal, Socrates, Spain at 6:17 pm | Permanent Link

Fascism is an interesting thing. It could save the West, but who actually wants to live under a dictatorship? Not many people would sit still for it for very long. Most WNs admire fascism but only from afar. Here’s a quote about fascism (i.e., “authoritarian regimes”) [1]: “Authoritarian regimes rarely ask for loans. They are […]



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