White Nationalists at VNN debate immigrating to Moldova

[svin]

Well, I don't think any american WN would change USA to Moldova. It's just insane, and therefore, all they speak is total nonsense.

[Menydh]

You said it yourself: it's just insane.

[Heretik]

Originally Posted by Mynydd

You said it yourself: it's just insane.

I agree. This is insane. But funny.

[Errigal]

I see the project is still going ahead full steam.

New country in Europe looking for quality citizens..Maybe our future is here. - Page 12 - Vanguard News Network Forum

[Gavril]

How about we all move to Bosnia? No?

[Aramis]

Originally Posted by Ljubomir

How about we all move to Bosnia? No?

How about Bulgaria

[Errigal]

I would pick the area of France from the Spanish border to Toulouse as the home of my imaginary non-VNN, non-WN paradise.

[Menydh]

If you've ever been there, it's beautiful. Good choice. But shhhh! don't tell!

[Errigal]

Originally Posted by Mynydd

If you've ever been there, it's beautiful. Good choice. But shhhh! don't tell!

I did some school in Toulouse and I remember thinking that part of Europe was some of the nicest I'd seen.

[Carnyx]

New country in Europe looking for quality citizens? Hmmm... Does "quality" has a different meaning in the US?

Ok I just found some seriously pathetic news about the military in Moldova.

Moldova

At the beginning of 1994, the Moldovan army (under the Ministry of Defense) consisted of 9,800 men organized into three motor rifle brigades, one artillery brigade, and one reconnaissance/assault battalion.
There entire budget for all military is only 6 million per year. You can buy a house in California for 6 million lol. Pathetic! It's almost like they are asking us to kick their gypsy asses back to Romania.

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PMR


"Dnestr Republic" had armed forces of about 5,000 which included the Dnestr battalion of the Republic Guard and some 1,000 cossacks. As of early 1994, the Russian 14th Army (about 9,200 troops) consisted of one army headquarters, one motor rifle division, one tank battalion, one artillery regiment, and one anti-aircraft brigade. Their equipment consisted of 120 main battle tanks, 180 armored combat vehicles, and 130 artillery/multiple rocket launchers/mortars. Peacekeepers in Transnistria consisted of six airborne battalions supplied by Russia, three infantry battalions supplied by Moldova, and three airborne battalions supplied by the "Dnestr Republic."

I hate when Americans try to mess up with Europe and Europeans.

[Marcus Marulus]

Let's make a poll:

Are Moldovans white?

[Gavril]

I was banned when I asked them to stay home. Maybe I was being a little too colourful. Oh well, not that they would ever actually move there anyway.

[Errigal]

Originally Posted by Prometheus

Let's make a poll:

Are Moldovans white?

I suppose the first step would be to define terms. What does "White" mean anyway? I know how to choose who are broadly my kind of people based on language, ancestry, world-view, way of life etc, but what is "White"?

[Errigal]

Chief foreign correspondent Colin Freeman travelled with photographer and cameraman Julian Simmonds to Transdniestra. A proud Soviet country which is still seeking recognition 15 years after its war of independence.

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[Menydh]

Originally Posted by AFAS

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Two comments:

Katjusha, nice song. It was adopted by the Spanish soldiers of the Blue Division and given Spanish lyrics. More popular even than the anthem of the Division itself.

And well, the locals seem to be fond of the Soviet era and Communism still. Not sure how well a number of WN nutzis would be received there.. but surely worth seeing through a hole!