Cintula weaves a strange web, he dislikes the Soviet union and has a real dislike for Roma Gypsies (not uncommon here) however he wants much deeper integration with the EU, he has links to a Slovak Paramilitary group (best example I can think of would be Sinn Fein/IRA) in turn this Paramilitary has links to a similar group in Russia so in effect maybe some Russian interference but not in the way the mainstream media would love to broadcast it so an ideologically left wing pro Slovak nationalist?

Biggest Irony of all is his written literature is mostly about peace and anti violence.

Its worrying just how radicalized the left are becoming across the entirety of the west, Governments need to stop looking for right wing boogie men & tackle the real problem however I am of the opinion this is all engineered from the likes of the EU,UN,WEF etc.

The mountains are calling & I must go.

This is an interesting counterargument to the above. One that suggests that this idea is itself part of a conspiracy theory emerging from radicalisation. Indeed it adds light and context to many of the opinions and attitudes which are routinely found in these pages:-

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For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.

There are books by ex CIA which make it quite clear that these suspicions aren't without merit.

Edited by Stirlingsays (17 May 2024 11.06am)

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Don't be silly, you have already stated that you consider yourself a one man army against the views expressed on the site, which you consider to be right wing.

At least own your narcissistic obsessions if you are going to bore us with them.

On topic. I believe there is every reason to believe that most assassinations of this nature are the work of national security agencies.
Lee Harvey Oswald should be the poster boy for assassinating someone in plain sight and using a patsy to distract from the overwhelming evidence of conspiracy.

Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (17 May 2024 1.46pm)

All true - the Mussolini and Hitler thing is much simpler. It's that obviously priests/bishops/the church told people to like Mussolini as he gave the Catholic Church the Vatican and came to an agreement with them about society and education. The Lateran treaties and The Concordat. Hitler actively discouraged the Roman Catholic Church and, if my memory is correct, asked that all churches in Germany display the Swastika - which was rarely complied to by the Roman Catholic clergy. Although, unfortunately there were Irish priests who endorsed Hitler as he, obviously, persecuted Jews - which was a relatively popular policy in Ireland. Although, to counter that, there were Irish priests who actively helped Jews escape. There were also Irish priests who helped Nazis escape. The Vatican passport was a popular item for fleeing Nazi war criminals. So where I said simple - I've now realised it's not.

Red and Blue Army!

I don’t consider the site to be right wing at all. However, it is obvious that this part of it is dominated by a cabal of regular posters who hold similar right wing views. That is surely beyond dispute? How I consider myself is my business but it’s neither relevant nor an army.

I posted an interesting counterpoint to that expressed. Which ought, in my opinion, provide food for thought because it highlights the growth of the scourge of conspiracy theories and explains why that is. Something that these pages themselves provide support for.

As is demonstrated by the above. The conspiracy theory that Lee Harvey Oswald was set up by the CIA is just more evidence of that scourge. It might be popular and widely believed but it remains nonetheless a conspiracy theory.

If that isn’t a good reason for reflection, rather than knee jerk reactions, I don’t know what is.

For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.