Boris Johnston has attacked British democracy. We as Anonymous believe this is an example of what has become of British politics, it is our belief and many other peoples beliefs that no only should he stop this suspension but that he should also be formally removed from post as Prime Minister
Please Unite with us in tackling this challenge against democracy.
[b]We are Anonymous We do not forgive. We do not forget. Expect us.[/b]
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@Thinkerbell We were attacked by Japan, not Germany. Seems that you favor neonazi rhetoric yourself. How many shrines do you have to hitler, and how many swaztika tattood cover your skin? I'm sure you also have a closet full of hoods and robes as well.
[quote]We were attacked by Japan, not Germany.[/quote]
You're wrong yet again. Germany declared war on the US on Dec 11, 1941, in support of Japan's aggression, which it was not obligated to do under the Tripartite Pact. The US declared war on Germany some hours after Germany's declaration.
As for the remainder of your little diatribe, the answer is none.
@itsoeasy I know the feeling, I have stubby thumbs and a small phone keyboard, sometimes a comment or reply can take twice as long to type out because of all the corrections.
[quote]Learn some fucking history. The way you defend fascism...[/quote]
Gee, you never tire of being wrong, do you... 🤭 Pointing out that Japan attacked the US and that Germany declared war on the US before the US declared war on Germany is not defending fascism. Quite the opposite.
It means that Japan and Germany were the aggressors in those days, just as fascistic Antifa is the aggressor nowadays.
@Thinkerbell As far as I am concerned, Antifa are the good ones, the proud boys all need their faces caved in, just like what the US Army and Russia did to Germany, as those motherfuckers were invading European countries and killing innocent people left and right. LEARN YOUR MOTHERFUCKING HISTORY.
[i]You're[/i] the one who doesn't know any history, as your consistently wrong statements above have amply shown. 🤭
And have you seen a mental health professional about your tendencies toward violence? ["the proud boys all need their faces caved in..."] You seem to have unresolved anger issues. 🤭
The "peculiar interest" in slavery of course. The South had a huge economic investment in slavery, and the North had a huge economic interest in not losing half the territory of the country. So the interests weren't so "peculiar" after all. Follow the money.
@Thinkerbell Actually, slavery was just an excuse. In 1860 James Buchannan imposed an embargo against trade ships going in and out of southern ports to punish merchants and the southern states for being more successful than northern merchants and states. On April 12, 1861, confederates fired upon the Union Fort Sumpter to force them out and started the war.
You don't say! So it was all Buchanan's fault, eh? And what were the southern merchants so successful at, selling cotton? And the North was jealous of that? And slavery was "just an excuse"? And Buchanan had the power to "embargo" commerce in an out of southern ports?
I'd be interested in seeing a link that proves these remarkable assertions.
