Franco did nothing wrong. He set the finest example of all leaders

>>138335564
Sorry, bro. Franco was just your average dictator.

>>138335564
Indeed. Franco was the only decent Fascist in history.

>>138336155
Don't you dare talk like this about the eternal Spaniard. Delete your comment ASAP.

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>>138335564
Franco ruined the spanish fascism by killing the actual leader of the Falange.
He also sold us to the globalist and removed Granada's Edict to let jews and moors back into the country.

Sure it might seem, for some, that in later years things were going well but he set the path towards our demise.

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>>138336898
Jose Antonio Primo de Rivera was executed by the leftwing populist at Alicante's Prison, Spain, 1939.
Franco did all he could to save the man but he happened to be at the wrong place at the worng time of the civil war.
Lazy ignorants, learn your own history

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>>138339666
>Franco did all he could to save the man
I'm sure he did...

>>138335564
FRANCO?
Nigger please
Salazar

>>138335564
Which is why he saved the monarchy. The problem in Spain today isnt monarchy it is democracy came to fast.

>>138335564
he only tried to stop bolshevik Spain. They would murder catholic priests and tear down churches. I've read that almost 50% of spanish churches were destroyed during the civil war, and some 3k priests murdered, which is a lot, I think only bolsheviks in Russia murdered more. So he saved Spain from bolsheviks, but he couldn't save the culture from further degradation, which we are observing now

Let's see the facts: Franco was the youngest General of Europe at his time, condecorated as a war hero in many battles, godfathered by the king Alfonso XIII at his wedding. Loyal to the republic till the last minute, He was never ever defeated and won the civil war and the communisr maquis eradicating the soviet bloodbath and slavery. Avoided SPain to enter WWII and the Germans to pass trough Spain or a soldoier set a foot. Reconstucted the country and society, created all social benefits still on in place in the country, today, instaurated the rule of law, reconciliate the population, country fromkept the country independent from globalist and foreigners,set from the law to the law into democracy and the mosy prosper peace period Spain has ever lived.
He Ruled for 40 years at the best of his will and moderation's life wihtout the taste for extravaganza nor luxuries, died at old age at a bed with all cares provided with Honors by the state.
Now you tell me how the fuck that is average

>>138339666
>Lazy ignorants
>Talks shit without knowing anything
Read something from Jose María Zavala or Santicaten.

There are several documents, letters and proofs that show how Franco handed Primo over to Largo Caballero and explain why they sentenced him to death and why it was convinient for both sides to get rid of him.

Please, I know it's tempting to try to act intelligent on the internet. It's a coin toss, you barf something out and either you look super cool or if you look like an absolute imbecil you move to another thread. But, for common courtesy, let's try to keep /pol/ under some standards of cleanliness.

>>138339808
The problem of Spain today is non other than social Marxism dominationd mass brainwash and the great sold out from Spanish politicians to the EU globalist.

>>138336898
Falangists weren't fascists.

They were pseudo-commies, race mixers and Vatican pawns.

Spain never had real fascism.

>>138340705

The Falange was originally National Syndicalism which isn't Fascism anyway; people just see 'dictatorship' and go 'muuuuuuh fashism'.

>>138339808
>democracy came to fast
What does this even mean and what if democracy came slower, everything would have happened the same way but later? Either democracy works for the people or not.

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>>138336898
This

>>138335564
Fracisco franco is a good man

>>138340705
>>138340761
Fascism is literally a dictatorship supressing all opposition. What do you guys think it actually is?

The only "commie" part of the Falange was the fact that they rejected capitalism, but the original falangist were centrist. They wanted to hand the ownership of the companies to the workers and make them both responsible and beneficiaries of the production, rather than control everything from the State and redistribute it at will, like the commies want to do, or let a bunch of oligarchs decide what's the value of people's time unilaterally, which is what capitalism wants.

About the race mixing thing I have no idea, haven't read anything about it.

>>138340420
Can one sustain this or is it mere culturral marxist propaganda literature, and of bad literature?

José Antonio is killed by the Popular Front

The book that best deals with the last months of life of José Antonio Primo de Rivera, in that bloody year 1936, is the last José Antonio (Barbarroja), by the historian Francisco Torres Garcia.

Fourteen rescue attempts

From the moment that half of Spain rebelled in July, which did not resign itself to dying, the Falangists tried to rescue their leader by means of a coup d'état or by foreign pressure, and their efforts were joined by those of the rebel government and the Third Reich , Who still maintained diplomatic relations with the Republic, and even of British and Cuban diplomats.

Torres lists in his book fourteen attempts, in several of which Franco participated. On October 1, after being invested in Burgos, head of state and generalissimo, Franco receives Manuel Hedilla, who informs him that the Falangists have heard rumors that Prieto would be willing to redeem Primo de Rivera for 30 hostages and Six million pesetas (around nine million euros), and Franco authorizes the management and spending of money.

The hope was founded because, through bribes, the rebels were getting rid of many people from the red zone, who then escaped by boat through the port of Alicante. In October, Franco instructed the captain of the Canarias cruise to take part in a rescue operation that was not carried out. Likewise, he committed more money in a German plan to bribe the jailers of Jose Antonio.

On November 4 Franco transmitted an extension of the proposal to the Germans: to the money promised was united in the negotiation the liberation of the socialist deputy Graciano Antuña.

>>138340420
On 16 November the farce trial against the head of the Falange began, the sentence was published on 18 and, with the knowledge of the left-wing government chaired by the socialist Francisco Largo Caballero, the 20th was fulfilled. Franco's government broadcast in his area The execution on November 20, 1938. I

I conclude with a testimony of the family of Jose Antonio, that of Casilda Peche Primo de Rivera. In an interview, the question of whether Franco could "have done something to get Jose Antonio out of jail", this niece of the founder of the Falange replied: That is something that we have been asked many times, more by bad idea than by curiosity, perhaps. Especially for blaming Franco something that says he could save Jose Antonio and did not want, that is a lie. That is infamous. Not only could he not, but also tried, because Agustín Aznar, who was José Antonio's brother-in-law, did the impossible, and even went with a German ship to try to save it, always with the support of Franco.

The theory that Franco let José Antonio die is false. It is understood that some anti-Franco Falangists accept it to become the victims, but it is not understood that progress is disseminated, not only for their falsity, but for what it means to keep alive the interest in Franco and Jose Antonio.

>>138341668
A family man, and we was never a fascist thats why sorry ass post-falangist hate him as much.
Jose Antonia and his whole family himself respected and honored Franco.

>>138341028
Democracy is not something you can dump on a society overnight and hope it works. Democracy being dumped on a people not ready for it backfires and is usually corrupt as fuck.

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>>138342466
I can cite you sources all day but if you're going to tag them as "propaganda" (covering your ass by pointing both as original falangist and communist just in case I can give you insight for both sides) and completely dismiss it it's going to be futile.

Franco was a smart man when it came to subterfuges. Primo was jailed and judged afterwards for being a "fascist". It was Indalecio Prieto, who was in collusion with Franco, who decided that the sentence for Primo would be death. There were 14 attempts by the FALANGIST to save Primo, and Franco pretended to be involved but that doesn't mean he wanted it to succeed.

First he cancelled brute force operations like the Canary vessel that was meant to rescue Primo. Then he took all the money sent by the Third Reich to brive the Frente Popular, which worked time and time again in the past in similar cases, and kept it for him.

With Primo dead and all the money he amassed, he had freeway to take control of the infrastructure of the Falange and adhere his own movement to it even though Primo and Franco couldn't see each other (but Franco didn't have as much support).

>>138343785
I just explaned. Even Jose Antonio's direct family declaring those are all lies.
Sure su gotta know what realy Franco wanted. Thats goota be a reilable source.
Get out of here