#national syndicalism

[castilestateofmind]

"But already our words are in the air and in the soil. And we, in the prison yard, smile in the sunshine".

- Jose Antonio Primo de Rivera.

[pedroam-bang]

Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation (2015)

[acs-streetsoflondon]

[mommybard]

Whats it called if I just want to listen to people go off?

...Do...do people tend to NOT enjoy listening to people rant and rave about things that they think are important/care about/have a special interest in? Is that anything other than normal???

[aquietwhyme]

Surprise surprise, they lied.

[kalpeavaris]

Mission: Impossible Edit with 4k clips from Rogue Nation! Featuring Ethans search for a terrorist organisation and some Benthan moments, because I couldn't resist :D This was the first movie I watched before I got into the fandom so I kinda had to honour it with an edit, lmao. There are some issues in there like frames missing our audio cutting out too early, bear with me, this was my first ever edit done 8D Hope you enjoy! The song featured is "Who Are You Really?" by Mikky Ekko!

[peridot-tears]

Why am I so into RothFrye.

[kushblazer666]

[ivovynckier]

Here's Donnnniiiieeee!

[agentfascinateur]

Canada's National Post ran pro-Israeli propaganda as news:

A week before the National NewsMedia Council (NNC) dismissed a complaint about the National Post labelling allegedly editorialized pro-Israel content from the Jewish News Syndicate (JNS) as news rather than opinion, the newspaper appeared to temporarily stop publishing its content.

Critics have characterized the JNS as “propaganda,” a “mouthpiece for the Israeli military” and a “pro-Israel think tank that produces hard-line opinions.” The Post ran JNS stories on a near-daily basis following the onset of Israel’s war on Gaza last October, with the last two stories published on February 27 before the unexplained pause.

[pedroam-bang]

Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation (2015)

[acs-streetsoflondon]

[bunnziebobcat]

Fan Art Friday - When Tex meets Dennis

This week's #FanArtFriday features Tex Tucker, from Gerry Anderson's Four Feather Falls, watching Dennis the Menace, the King Features version first created by Hank Ketcham, and they're celebrating National Kansas Day.

[findmeinshattrath]

Few things in WoW got the shaft more than Alterac, huh?

[jadwiga-abremovic]

"The Soviet Union is a socialist country; it is the result of the great October Revolution; and it is just for that reason that not only the Communist parties, but also all ol the progressive forces in the world look upon this socialist country with sympathy and respect. This sympathy and this respect is therefore entirely justified. But if they try to transform the sympathy and the unlimited confidence which has existed and still exists for the Soviet Union among progressive people In the entire world into blind submission through orders from Moscow issued by the leaders of tne Communist Party (Bolshevik) of the USSR, then inevitably enormous damage is done to the progressive movement in the world, and in the last analysis, to the Soviet Union itself, because the USSR inevitably loses prestige in the process."

Josip Tito Broz, December 30th, 1950

[dean-boese-universe]

So, in this episode, we go to New York in the 1930's where Lucky Luciano, Meyer Lansky, and Bugsy Siegel took over the Mob in New York City, leading to the creation of a National Crime Syndicate, a Commission of Mob Bosses to settle disputes and for those times when disputes just will not settle, they created a group that came to be known as Murder, Incorporated to take care of those who broke the rules. This group committed hits (a term they created) all over the country and worked out of the back of a candy store in Brooklyn. We discuss this group, their rise and their fall, the indelible mark they made on popular culture. But before we discuss this, it is episode 160 so not only does Krysta have her corner, but we play catching up with Krysta in this special historical true crime episode of the Family Plot Podcast!