Comments by "Jussi M. Konttinen" (@jussim.konttinen4981) on "Comparing the ideologies of Hitler, Mussolini and Mosley" video.

  1. 10:25 Hitler didn't shoot him. Wilhelm II died of a blood clot caused by smoking at the age of 82. Just like saying that Churchill was 100% anti-Stalinist in 1942. Grand Duke Vladimir Kirillovich of Russia survived detention, in Germany. Vladimir was more afraid of hanging by the Allies, so he didn't support Germany.
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  2. Liberals think Stalin didn't have racial fetishes. "The Finnish Government also accepts the obligation to intern German and Hungarian nationals in Finnish territory" Why not Swedes? This explains why colonel Aladár Paasonen joined the CIA. He was born in Budapest, Hungary.
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  3. The Hitler salute is not Germanic at all. Rome was not a nation. "Ein Volk, ein Reich, ein Führer " is populist propaganda. When was this slogan announced?
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  4. Pan-Celticism? Unlike Mussolini, Mosley seems to be an isolationist. Urho Kekkonen supported Nordic cooperation, even though he wasn't Scandinavian.
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  5. Democrats are latino, gun nuts and anarchists. Hitler wanted law and order.
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  6. Nationalist Europe is an oxymoron, as is National Socialist. Hitler was an imperialist
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  7. I would say the USA is a federation of many nations. Acting PM of Finland Ernst von Born spoke Swedish as his first language. Imagine if Trump spoke German and someone interpreted what he said.
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  8. ​ @resvero8342  You say, King of Jerusalem was a good guy like C.G.E Mannerheim. Both made crusades against pagans.
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  9. 14:30 I am voting for a Finnish police officer and KFOR veteran within the EU. The nation state is a long-term goal. Monaco uses euros, even though it is an independent city-state. Of course you have to choose an alliance. Either the Russian Federation, the EU or NATO. At the moment, we are not yet members of NATO.
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  10. Tik should state briefly what he stands for.
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  11. I don't think so. I understand conquering Denmark, but the French, Belgian and Ukrainian divisions are not very Germanic. Pan-European identity is not the same as Irish identity.
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