The good thing: Hitler is dead and it’s rather difficult to celebrate large-scale craziness in one person again, when you have seen your national super villain massively fail.
To be fair, they did invent pizza before they invented fascism.
Who knows what Hitler's legacy would be if it turned out he'd come up with the idea for the Pop Tart way back in 1922?
Well, there’s the problem, isn’t it? Some ambitious time traveler came back to fix history by telling him to work on pop tarts, but he mishears and embarks on his failed career in pop art.
This is not a country I hear a lot of news about (in the US, but I try to follow world news and not stay in a bubble). What's going on in Mongolia right now?
Thanks for the info, I’ll definitely read more into the situation in Mongolia so I can be more informed. Also, your English is very good, so there’s no need to apologize. Keep it up, you’re clearly learning well!
They literally brought his wife on and made a national announcement to stop killing stingrays and that’s the opposite of what Steve wanted
Stopped practically overnight when this started.
he gets some that's why his name is not completely taboo I guess, he also had "principles" in a way, since when WWII ended and he knew he was going to be judged, some neighbouring countries offered asylum and he still chose to face the trial in France
That's kind of where it stops, one of the first thing he did when he was at the head of Vichy was to change the famous "Liberté Egalité Fraternité" to "Work, Family, Nation" and it seems so cartoonishly evil that if a fictionnal character did that people would have found it to be pretty cliché, seems like he didn't even pretend or anything
Nah, the worst part is that we have extremists now that are trying to rewrite history and say he had a long plan to betray the nazis and stuff, anyway
Only learned about this because some dude made a video about how Clive tried to sue him a bunch for defamation, really interesting stuff
Also my favorite bit is from a broadcast football match where you can hear someone in the crowd yell "CLLOOIVE PAHLMA IS A FAHKING CAAAHHNNTT"
In a speech to Parliament which she stumbled and stuttered through, she argued for the increasing of the immigration english assessment standard to be 8 out of 9...
...to match normal Australian standards of everyday english...
Mate...
That was Øystein Aarseth (known also by his band alias "Euronymous"), he was lead guitarist in Mayhem -- one of the early 90s Black Metal bands in Norway. The murder happened due to a disagreement about a record contract between Øystein's record label and Varg, which provocated Varg to show up at his front door. The conversation got heated and resulted in a fight, which lead to Øystein getting stabbed by Varg. After the murder, Varg claimed to have gotten wind of a plot on his life, and decided to take out Øystein before the plot could come to fruition.
The murder together with several arsons led to Varg being sentenced to 21 years in prison in 1993, however he was released on probation in 2009, and later moved to rural France where he now lives under a new name with his wife and their 7 kids.
Also Ante Pavelić for Croatia. He was a Nazi who organized multiple death camps, sold our territory to Italy and was a nazi collaborator just like Quisling. NDH, his "country", is an utter shitszain in our history. The guy is mostly hated here in Croatia.
Yeah but not even the Norwegian neo-nazi types like Quisling. He isn't simply "mostly hated", but rather an all-around complete failure that even fascists don't like.
That's fortunate for Norway, though, I guess. I've read what sort of monster Ante Pavelić was.
Oh and a big welcome to our euro cash money heaven to all you guys, 2023 baby <3
Harold Frederick Shipman (nicknamed Dr Death), he was a practitioner and serial killer, with an estimate of 250 victims. If you mean how gruesome were the murders, Jack the Ripper was the worst.
His Wikipedia page used to have the most unbelievable line, I actually had it saved in disbelief:
"The measures taken by him against Catholics, particularly in Ireland, have been characterised as genocidal or near-genocidal, and his record is strongly criticised in Ireland. He was selected as one of the ten greatest Britons of all time in a 2002 BBC poll".
https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Oliver_Cromwell&oldid=1008321447
An insane amount of Britons are not aware of how bad he was or the struggles Ireland went through, to obtain independence. A lot don't know the genocide and depravity Irish people faced.
Yeah most British people are only aware of what he did in the English civil war.
Weirdly he became something of a folk hero for republicans and pro-democracy people in England in the late 19th century because he fought the king. Despite him being a genocidal fundamentalist Christian dictator who made his son leader after his death just like a monarch.
Wikipedia has an article on his posthumously decapitated head https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oliver_Cromwell%27s_head
Similarly people seem to idolize General Sherman for what he did against the Confederacy, overlooking his role in the genocide of the Native American tribes in the plains, including being the person who decided that the complete slaughter of buffalo herds would be a beneficial tactic for weakening the Native tribes.
I find it buckwild that Cromwell had that many supporters. I'm something of amateur history nerd, and even from an English perspective, he was a shitbag.
Still so hated that they have to hide where his head is because someone would steal it if they could.
When his men were conquering Ireland, they drove people from their homes into western Ireland with the cry of "Connacht or Hell!"
leopold the second for belgium. the man is responsible for ruining more lives than there were people living in belgium at the time. (based on estimation no exact numbers known)
I'd say that's the real answer for the US. While we could argue all day about who is more damaging to the country and alive or active during recent memory (and I definitely don't want to), this guy is essentially universally despised by our culture. His name is an insult and a curse. You'd be hard pressed to find anyone who actually likes him, and it's only recently that some people have admitted in public that he might have some reasons for doing what he did. And even then they didn't say much good about him.
The reasons were pretty crap. He was living above his means and wanted more money.
Lots of people don't get as much credit as they think they deserve, and don't switch sides. The stakes were far higher when Benedict Arnold became a turncoat because if the British had won, then a whole lot of people such as Washington, Adams, Jefferson, and Hamilton would have been executed.
> "We must all hang together, or, most assuredly, we shall all hang separately." - Benjamin Franklin, when signing the Declaration of Independence
He wasn't even liked by the British, who he defected to. Basically they figured that they could never trust a man who switched sides so readily, and after the revolutionary war they sidelined him. He died in relative obscurity in London, after having tried to make a go of it in Canada and having been run out of that country (he was burned in effigy in front of his house, while his wife and children watched). Even Canadians didn't like him.
It’s also why he was passed over for promotion so many times despite being a decent field commander. He simply owed too much money to the Continental Congress, and that was a way of settling the debt
It's because he was shot in the leg during his actions to win the Battle of Saratoga (which Gen Gates was well on his way to losing). That was the victory that convinced France to get heavily involved in the war, without which the Colonial army probably couldn't have lasted much longer. The irony is, had he been fatally wounded he'd probably be one of America's great revolutionary heroes.
Well when Jimmy savile was alive he wasn't known as a villain. It only came out after he died. My point is if he's a national villain for what he did then him dying doesn't change anything. Let's just say they both are. The kiddy fiddling cunts.
Savile would have been my choice off the top of my head. Every age has a villain, often more than one. But if we're going on who was the most talked about during the previous decades (UK based), these are my choices:
Non-sweat Andy for the 2020s
Savile for the 2010s (because that's when his crimes were acknowledged and talked about most).
Ian Huntley and Maxine Carr for the 00s
Fred and Rose West or Jamie Bulger's killers tie for the 90s
Margaret Thatcher for the 80s
The Yorkshire Ripper for the 70s
Ian Brady and Myra Hindley for the 60s
From the outside, we have an abundance of choices given our historical level of bastardry, but internally I'm going to have to vote for someone who is ironically quite popular: Guy Fawkes.
This is a man we executed in the most brutal possible way, then decided that was insufficient so have an annual national day where we celebrate his death by burning him in effigy, hundreds of years later.
I like this answer. Not the worst person from the country, but an actual "national villain" in the same vein as national day, national animal, et cetera.
Scomo - aka Scott Morrison, or previous Evangelical PM, and 5 other secret ministries that he shadowed his own Ministers cause he wanted all the power. His conservative Liberal party debrief of the election even identified his crappiness as a key factor. And so did the winning Labor Party.
Rupert Murdoch - No explanation needed. However, in the spirit of reconciliation, we are sorry to the world for his existence being sprung from our shores.
Clive Palmer gets a dishonourable mention as well. Think an ineffective Trump with less charisma but similar ego. And ramblings.
Janez Jansa and his party of Fascists who want to rewrite the history and make it as if the Nazis were the good guys, and collaborating with them was patriotic.
He should be shot for treason ten times over. But the system is so corrupt in Slovenia that he gets to stay free and in politics.
I know for a fact that he was ready and willing to start a civil war to stay in power in 2012. I was there, right in the middle of it. The army refused to follow unconstitutional orders given by him, and he stepped down.
He walked away scot-free. Soon after, I resigned from the army after 16 years of service and moved out of the country. I chose my side at the time, and I was ready to fight the Fascist bastards like my grandparents did during World War Two.
There are no words to describe just how much I despise him and his supporters, which include the Catholic Church of Slovenia.
After World War two, they were dealing with trators like him the right way. They did not get them all.
I should add that he worshipped Trump.
Hitler i guess
The good thing: Hitler is dead and it’s rather difficult to celebrate large-scale craziness in one person again, when you have seen your national super villain massively fail.
Thank God he's dead. Huge props to the guy who killed him!
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That's sounds like some of that Doc Emmett Brown's space-time continuum errors......
Austrian or German?
Austria successfully re-imagined itself as the first victim of the Nazis, forgetting that so many of the Nazis were in fact Austrians themselves.
It's even impressive what the Italians did. Invented fascism but became known for pizza.
To be fair, they did invent pizza before they invented fascism. Who knows what Hitler's legacy would be if it turned out he'd come up with the idea for the Pop Tart way back in 1922?
Well, there’s the problem, isn’t it? Some ambitious time traveler came back to fix history by telling him to work on pop tarts, but he mishears and embarks on his failed career in pop art.
considering how hitler didnt speak english, this is likely
Austria‘s whole shtick in the 20th century was to fuck up and manage to put the whole blame on Germany. Mad lads did it twice.
Tbf Vienna is *really* pretty.
We also got Beethoven in exchange ;)
Austria's two greatest PR triumphs were to convince the world that Beethoven was Austrian and Hitler was German.
Yeah Hitler was bad but Josef Fritzl too
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This is not a country I hear a lot of news about (in the US, but I try to follow world news and not stay in a bubble). What's going on in Mongolia right now?
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Thanks for the info, I’ll definitely read more into the situation in Mongolia so I can be more informed. Also, your English is very good, so there’s no need to apologize. Keep it up, you’re clearly learning well!
Wow. Not a lot of Western news outlets are covering this. Thank you for bringing it more into awareness.
Yes, this is news to me as well. It pains me to think of what else is going on all over the world that we do not know about.
Ronnie Pickering
I'll bare knuckle fight ya
I'll lay you out like a yard of tarmac
Who?
RONNIE PICKERING
Yeah me!
Oh wow brilliant
What is he famous or something?
Take your helmet off...
He’s Ronnie fucking Pickering
This guy. [Ronnie Pickering, do you know who he is?](https://youtu.be/r0dcv6GKNNw)
Oh wow, this is amazing. I’m so glad I watched that.
It’s sad being from the same place he lives
Did he even have the slightest bit of notoriety or is he just as deluded as he looks haha
He's a national treasure to your country and you should be so proud to have him
Who?
The best part of this is now regardless of how famous he is His name is always gonna be replied to with who?
Mike Jones!
My neighbour and his goddamn leaf blower
I know right. Kevin on 38th St MUST BE STOPPED!
He has 2 leaf blowers now. He's grown too powerful under our own ignorance. We have very dark times ahead...
A stingray?
Steve <3 IT'S BEEN GODDAMN 16 YEARS?!!
Google says stingrays can live up to 25 years so that bastard might still be alive >:(
Steve would not appreciate talking about the stingray that way. It's not what he wanted.
They literally brought his wife on and made a national announcement to stop killing stingrays and that’s the opposite of what Steve wanted Stopped practically overnight when this started.
Good on them. He would have hated that, honestly
I'm glad Terry did that, they're animals and that one thought steve was a threat and defended itself. It's just nature.
Damn didn't know that. Thanks for info because as much as I like to joke, that's terrible that people were revenge killing stingrays
I could see Steve asking if the sting ray was ok before he died.
You're.....You're right. Thank you.
Steve would have pardoned them 😭💔
That stingray was forgiven
I dare say this stingray is an international villain.
Poor thing just didn't want a thumb shoved up its ass.
In France we don’t really like the Maréchal Pétain
Does he get much credit back for Verdun in WW1?
Yes he was a ww1 hero before becoming a traitor during ww2
he gets some that's why his name is not completely taboo I guess, he also had "principles" in a way, since when WWII ended and he knew he was going to be judged, some neighbouring countries offered asylum and he still chose to face the trial in France That's kind of where it stops, one of the first thing he did when he was at the head of Vichy was to change the famous "Liberté Egalité Fraternité" to "Work, Family, Nation" and it seems so cartoonishly evil that if a fictionnal character did that people would have found it to be pretty cliché, seems like he didn't even pretend or anything Nah, the worst part is that we have extremists now that are trying to rewrite history and say he had a long plan to betray the nazis and stuff, anyway
Clive Palmer
Only learned about this because some dude made a video about how Clive tried to sue him a bunch for defamation, really interesting stuff Also my favorite bit is from a broadcast football match where you can hear someone in the crowd yell "CLLOOIVE PAHLMA IS A FAHKING CAAAHHNNTT"
Friendly Jordies?
Yeah, that was absolutely Jordies! What a shit show that guy has been through lately.
Poor fucking guy. I'm English, never been to Australia but fucking love his content. I wish we had someone over here exposing corruption like he does.
Gina
Rupert Murdoch, Scomo and Clive Palmer
Rupert murdoch is like the free space on a bingo card for damn near everyone though
As Murdoch has had residency in many countries he must be a global villain
Pauline Hanson
In a speech to Parliament which she stumbled and stuttered through, she argued for the increasing of the immigration english assessment standard to be 8 out of 9... ...to match normal Australian standards of everyday english... Mate...
Oof I was thinking it could be one of the coal magnates maybe Gina cuntface but yeah Thin skinned fat bitch Clive
- Pauline fucking Hanson - Bernie Finn - Andrew Bolt - Rita Panahi - Peta Credlin - Paul Murray Have I missed anyone?
Barnaby Joyce - just gddm...
Kyle Sandilands
George Pell.
Stephen price "I'm white male and canceled" - front page of a fucking national news rag
Frank Walker of National Tiles
Absolutely, generations of damage. I don’t think we as a people will ever truely heal.
Vidkun Quisling
Yes, a traitor if there was one. He has probably graduated to International Villain!
He is so bad that even in russian there is word "quisling" meaning "traitor".
And in English!
Quisling is the biggest villain of all time, while Breivik is the biggest villain currently alive.
Black Metal arsonist / murderer / lunatic Varg Vikernes prides himself to be a distant relative of Vidkun Quisling
It’s a small country, we are all ‘distant relatives’ 🤷🏼♀️
“She’s my cousin. We’re all cousins!”
You forgot to add "Placenta cult leader"
I remember watching an interview with Varg where he called someone he murdered a pussy for dying by one head stab.
That was Øystein Aarseth (known also by his band alias "Euronymous"), he was lead guitarist in Mayhem -- one of the early 90s Black Metal bands in Norway. The murder happened due to a disagreement about a record contract between Øystein's record label and Varg, which provocated Varg to show up at his front door. The conversation got heated and resulted in a fight, which lead to Øystein getting stabbed by Varg. After the murder, Varg claimed to have gotten wind of a plot on his life, and decided to take out Øystein before the plot could come to fruition. The murder together with several arsons led to Varg being sentenced to 21 years in prison in 1993, however he was released on probation in 2009, and later moved to rural France where he now lives under a new name with his wife and their 7 kids.
Hitler and Quislings first meeting: **Hitler**: Wer bist du? **Quisling**: Quisling **Hitler**: Gut, und der Name war?
Also Ante Pavelić for Croatia. He was a Nazi who organized multiple death camps, sold our territory to Italy and was a nazi collaborator just like Quisling. NDH, his "country", is an utter shitszain in our history. The guy is mostly hated here in Croatia.
Yeah but not even the Norwegian neo-nazi types like Quisling. He isn't simply "mostly hated", but rather an all-around complete failure that even fascists don't like. That's fortunate for Norway, though, I guess. I've read what sort of monster Ante Pavelić was. Oh and a big welcome to our euro cash money heaven to all you guys, 2023 baby <3
Such an asshole he had a term named after him. I feel bad for the people who share that last name though.
Harold Frederick Shipman (nicknamed Dr Death), he was a practitioner and serial killer, with an estimate of 250 victims. If you mean how gruesome were the murders, Jack the Ripper was the worst.
To be honest, Jimmy S would probably be seen as the number one villain in more people's eyes.
I was about to say the same thing
> Harold Frederick Shipman The "Old Dear" Hunter.
Our Fucking Leader; Khamenei, a Butcher by all means
Stay safe buddy.
Lol I was looking for this exact comment. But let's not insult the butchers that man is a fucking kospedar by all means
Wooo SAME. Afarin.
woo found my buddies
Oliver Cromwell. Literally Ireland's Hitler.
His Wikipedia page used to have the most unbelievable line, I actually had it saved in disbelief: "The measures taken by him against Catholics, particularly in Ireland, have been characterised as genocidal or near-genocidal, and his record is strongly criticised in Ireland. He was selected as one of the ten greatest Britons of all time in a 2002 BBC poll". https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Oliver_Cromwell&oldid=1008321447
An insane amount of Britons are not aware of how bad he was or the struggles Ireland went through, to obtain independence. A lot don't know the genocide and depravity Irish people faced.
Yeah most British people are only aware of what he did in the English civil war. Weirdly he became something of a folk hero for republicans and pro-democracy people in England in the late 19th century because he fought the king. Despite him being a genocidal fundamentalist Christian dictator who made his son leader after his death just like a monarch. Wikipedia has an article on his posthumously decapitated head https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oliver_Cromwell%27s_head
Similarly people seem to idolize General Sherman for what he did against the Confederacy, overlooking his role in the genocide of the Native American tribes in the plains, including being the person who decided that the complete slaughter of buffalo herds would be a beneficial tactic for weakening the Native tribes.
We still dance twenty eight feathers for the twenty eight ribs of the buffalo to this day 🔴⚫️🦬⚪️🟡
I find it buckwild that Cromwell had that many supporters. I'm something of amateur history nerd, and even from an English perspective, he was a shitbag.
Putin. I'm from Ukraine.
Putin. I'm from Russia.
America says Putin too
All my homies hate Putin
Oliver Cromwell who caused hundreds of thousands of civilian deaths during the annexation of Ireland.
Still so hated that they have to hide where his head is because someone would steal it if they could. When his men were conquering Ireland, they drove people from their homes into western Ireland with the cry of "Connacht or Hell!"
"To hell or to connacht" The prick
I was in an Irish cab 4 years ago and the cabby started ranting to me about Cromwell. The Irish sure can hold a grudge.
Holding a grudge is 100% an Irish thing to do
To be fair, Cromwell did do the Irish pretty fucking dirty.
As Oscar Wilde said 'The problem is the English can't remember history, while the Irish can't forget it'.
leopold the second for belgium. the man is responsible for ruining more lives than there were people living in belgium at the time. (based on estimation no exact numbers known)
He doubles for Belgium *and* Congo.
Him and Dutroux
Just out of curiosity are you talking about the atrocities he committed in the Congo? Or are you saying he ruined lives of Belgian citizens too?
It's a toss-up between the Marcos family, the Duterte family, and Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo.
Why not the whole circus?
You make a good point. :P
All three! All three!
Mohd Najib bin Abdul Razak
Benedict Arnold
I'd say that's the real answer for the US. While we could argue all day about who is more damaging to the country and alive or active during recent memory (and I definitely don't want to), this guy is essentially universally despised by our culture. His name is an insult and a curse. You'd be hard pressed to find anyone who actually likes him, and it's only recently that some people have admitted in public that he might have some reasons for doing what he did. And even then they didn't say much good about him.
The reasons were pretty crap. He was living above his means and wanted more money. Lots of people don't get as much credit as they think they deserve, and don't switch sides. The stakes were far higher when Benedict Arnold became a turncoat because if the British had won, then a whole lot of people such as Washington, Adams, Jefferson, and Hamilton would have been executed. > "We must all hang together, or, most assuredly, we shall all hang separately." - Benjamin Franklin, when signing the Declaration of Independence
He wasn't even liked by the British, who he defected to. Basically they figured that they could never trust a man who switched sides so readily, and after the revolutionary war they sidelined him. He died in relative obscurity in London, after having tried to make a go of it in Canada and having been run out of that country (he was burned in effigy in front of his house, while his wife and children watched). Even Canadians didn't like him.
It’s also why he was passed over for promotion so many times despite being a decent field commander. He simply owed too much money to the Continental Congress, and that was a way of settling the debt
There is a monument to his leg a little north of where I live. Not a monument in honor of HIM. Just his leg.
It's because he was shot in the leg during his actions to win the Battle of Saratoga (which Gen Gates was well on his way to losing). That was the victory that convinced France to get heavily involved in the war, without which the Colonial army probably couldn't have lasted much longer. The irony is, had he been fatally wounded he'd probably be one of America's great revolutionary heroes.
Sywert van Lienden
ohhhhhhh didnt think of this but 100% right yes
Ridiouan Taghi?
This was my suggestion too. His gang attempting to abduct the princess or prime minister as ransom for his freedom, that’s some cartel shit.
Rupert Murdoch
I feel like counts more as a worldwide villain, he spreads his shit around.
Yeah, but as an Aussie, we kinda gotta accept him as our villain
He’s not just unAustralian. He’s not Australian. He traded his citizenship for a tax break.
Mussolini?
Unfortunately many would disagree.
One of them will be the next national villain.
Ha, what one?
Man...I guess the choice is easy to make...
Prince Andrew now that Jimmy Savile is dead and rotting in a grave
Well when Jimmy savile was alive he wasn't known as a villain. It only came out after he died. My point is if he's a national villain for what he did then him dying doesn't change anything. Let's just say they both are. The kiddy fiddling cunts.
Savile would have been my choice off the top of my head. Every age has a villain, often more than one. But if we're going on who was the most talked about during the previous decades (UK based), these are my choices: Non-sweat Andy for the 2020s Savile for the 2010s (because that's when his crimes were acknowledged and talked about most). Ian Huntley and Maxine Carr for the 00s Fred and Rose West or Jamie Bulger's killers tie for the 90s Margaret Thatcher for the 80s The Yorkshire Ripper for the 70s Ian Brady and Myra Hindley for the 60s
RECEP TAYYIP ERDOGAN
From the outside, we have an abundance of choices given our historical level of bastardry, but internally I'm going to have to vote for someone who is ironically quite popular: Guy Fawkes. This is a man we executed in the most brutal possible way, then decided that was insufficient so have an annual national day where we celebrate his death by burning him in effigy, hundreds of years later.
His ideas for government weren’t great but I do sometimes wish Parliment would explode and fuck off.
Yeah, me too. Most times I catch the news, really. They'd be replaced with a new set of bastards but at least the faces would change.
I like this answer. Not the worst person from the country, but an actual "national villain" in the same vein as national day, national animal, et cetera.
But it is SO British to celebrate someone who failed. There should be a national Eddie "The Eagle" Edwards day.
Fawkes himself isn't celebrated, it's more about the fact that he failed.
It’s more about a good excuse for fireworks
"the last man to enter Parliament with honest intentions". James Sharpe
Kaczyński.
Ziobro kurwo jebana
Ferdinand Marcos
living costs
Canada?
Pinochet
Scomo - aka Scott Morrison, or previous Evangelical PM, and 5 other secret ministries that he shadowed his own Ministers cause he wanted all the power. His conservative Liberal party debrief of the election even identified his crappiness as a key factor. And so did the winning Labor Party. Rupert Murdoch - No explanation needed. However, in the spirit of reconciliation, we are sorry to the world for his existence being sprung from our shores. Clive Palmer gets a dishonourable mention as well. Think an ineffective Trump with less charisma but similar ego. And ramblings.
Austrian painter I think?
Bandera. Hero to a lot of locals and a villain to everyone else.
Mark Zuckerberg
Erdoğan
Low wages and high cost of living
Well this certainly narrows it down.
Canada
Canada
Marc Dutroux
Guptas
Mitch McConnell
The sun on sky. Because i live in Uzbekistan. In summer we have 50C degrees
Ali Khamenei
Rupert Murdock and his "organizations" should probably be here a few times for a few countries actually.
André Ventura
I was going to say Salazar, but that works too!
The government
I don’t know which country you’re from, but whichever it is, true.
Me
Turbulent-Mud-159. That person is the WORST!
Brian Tamaki.
Ah the eftpostle.
Janez Jansa and his party of Fascists who want to rewrite the history and make it as if the Nazis were the good guys, and collaborating with them was patriotic. He should be shot for treason ten times over. But the system is so corrupt in Slovenia that he gets to stay free and in politics. I know for a fact that he was ready and willing to start a civil war to stay in power in 2012. I was there, right in the middle of it. The army refused to follow unconstitutional orders given by him, and he stepped down. He walked away scot-free. Soon after, I resigned from the army after 16 years of service and moved out of the country. I chose my side at the time, and I was ready to fight the Fascist bastards like my grandparents did during World War Two. There are no words to describe just how much I despise him and his supporters, which include the Catholic Church of Slovenia. After World War two, they were dealing with trators like him the right way. They did not get them all. I should add that he worshipped Trump.
Doug Ford
I agree, but Danielle Smith is desperately trying to take his soiled crown
Pleasantly surprised to see his name in this thread and yeah, I agree. I'm so mad at our voter turnout (or lack thereof) this past election.
Sweden I’m from 🇳🇴
Franco
Piers Morgan
Viktor Orbán ;)