Vlaams Blok / Vlaams Belang

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[Galaico]

Is that the flag of the "Catalan countries"???? Yaaaagggghhh!!!!

[Behelit]

Originally Posted by Youenn

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These monkees can't even talk flamish in the begining of the video

I like the old guy on the end

[Destiny Soldier]

Originally Posted by Galaico

Is that the flag of the "Catalan countries"???? Yaaaagggghhh!!!!

What's your problem with the flag of my Homeland, dude?

[Gavril]

It isn't. It's a masonic flag. The real Catalan flag is the Senyera flag which predates this new one.

[Destiny Soldier]

Originally Posted by Ljubomir

It isn't. It's a masonic flag. The real Catalan flag is the Senyera flag which predates this new one.

Excuse me but you are wrong. I'm a Catalan and I know what I'm talking about. The video's flag isn't a Masonic one. It's the historical separatist Catalan flag as this one:



Usually is called "estelada" in Catalan (it means "flag with a star") and it was inspired in the Cuban separatist flag from the Spanish-Cuban/American War of 1898. It isn't a Masonic flag for sure.

[Menydh]

Read some history before opening up your big mouth. And while you are at it, do read well about the Masonic origins of the Catalan independentist movement.

[Ferran]

Originally Posted by Destiny Soldier

it was inspired in the Cuban separatist flag from the Spanish-Cuban/American War of 1898. It isn't a Masonic flag for sure.

Sure? Look here, Rethardt:

cuba flags .com - History of Cuban flag and emblems

The three blue stripes are the symbols of the original three provinces. The triangle is a masonic symbol, here signifying liberty, equality and fraternity. The red color is for the blood sacrificed by the Cuban patriots.

There is nothing strange with this if you take some time to analyze the origins of the Spanish-American War and to which "club" most its American (Hispano- and Anglo-) leaders belonged to. Incidentially, the same kind of club nearly all early Catalan separatist leaders of Esquerra Republicana de Catalunya did too.

By the way, that's the first time I see you posting here, sincerely hope this place is not of your taste.

[Galaico]

Originally Posted by Ferran

By the way, that's the first time I see you posting here, sincerely hope this place is not of your taste.

Are you sure? I mean, he is a White [Inter]Nationalist, and a Catalan separatist, I can't see the contradiction...

[Kernunnos]

Originally Posted by Destiny Soldier

Excuse me but you are wrong. I'm a Catalan and I know what I'm talking about. The video's flag isn't a Masonic one. It's the historical separatist Catalan flag as this one:



Usually is called "estelada" in Catalan (it means "flag with a star") and it was inspired in the Cuban separatist flag from the Spanish-Cuban/American War of 1898. It isn't a Masonic flag for sure.

Well, many people are not aware of the power of freemasonry: united Italy was also a product of freemasonic sects, and the result can be seen today, a country ruled by a corrupted elite at the beck and call of the jewish and anglo-american finance.

Think , after the fall of Monarchy in 1946, the emblem of Italy became a five point star, another famous masonic symbol, the one you have not casually in your new flag.

Ahe same star you have in Communism, a product of he left wing of freemasonry, as well as in the american flag: originally, the first american flag had only stripes, but the founding fathers were all freemasons, and stas were quickly added.


As of Italy, in the late 19th century the new unified army was given a five point star badge to substitute the medieval Savoia cross (emblem of the ruling family): courtesy of general Ricotti Magnani, a notorious freemason, as were freemasons most of the officers of the new italian army.

there is nothing bad with separatism, I'm a member of the lombard league wanting secession for Padania, a region that has much in common to Catalunya: but as a movement we strongly refuse freemasonry as the first and foremost destroyer of identities.

[Ferran]

Originally Posted by Galaico

Are you sure? I mean, he is a White [Inter]Nationalist

Well, his ethnic background does easily qualify for a South-American whiteist.

and a Catalan separatist, I can't see the contradiction...

An interesting specimen indeed, just like any of these modern left-wing "nationalists"...