Who motivates you to lift and self improve and why is it Benito Mussolini?
Who motivates you to lift and self improve and why is it Benito Mussolini?
Brayden Gray
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Nathaniel Davis
then you should try reading and obeying the rules
Nolan Richardson
Whenever I remember how hard we beat him I wanna lift for my country.
Angel Lee
What was he even thinking going against countries like the US and Britain with his pathetic fucking army
Eli Sanders
But it's Johan de Witt, faggot.
Adrian Taylor
Could I get a quick rundown on how he motivates you at all?
I've heard only stuff about how he was retarded and how he destroyed Italy but that's just history
Grayson Thompson
Grills, making family proud, being physically able enough that I'm not shameful to my kids or family.
Not even remotely /pol/ but my history autism kicks in and I also lift for ancestors I guess.
Lifting to have your life controlled by a fascist is pretty cute though man.
Josiah Green
Fuck that noise. I'm not Italian, I'm germanic.
Hudson Bell
BELIEVE
OBEY
FIGHT
Jayden Gray
Yeah, "we" won.
Jonathan Miller
t. US mongrel
Asher Miller
He made Italy stronger, people at the time recognised this. Even Hitler backed down from annexing Austria in 1934 because Mussolini threatened him with war and moved his armies to the border with Austria after Nazis murdered Dolfuss. Britain and France at the time weren't ballsy enough to stand up to Hitler in the same way over issues like the remilitarisation of the Rhineland or Czechoslovakia. Hitler only invaded Austria when he could be sure that it wouldn't lead to war with Mussolini.
Italy's participation in WWII was disastrous, that's true, but at the time they joined Mussolini felt under great pressure to do so, as France was on the verge of capitulation and it was expected that Britain would withdraw after Dunkirk. If Germany finished the war before Mussolini could enter, Italy would gain nothing. Hence he joined despite knowing that in an ideal world he'd have two or more years more of peace to rebuild his army after the wars in Abyssinia and Spain.
As for America joining the war and the implications for Italy, that has a lot more to do with Hitler than it does Mussolini
Caleb Foster
Corneliu Codreanu
Clerical fascism is the only way brother.
Jackson Morris
my man. I do aswell. He's truly one of the greatest leaders pre Pact of Steel
Bentley Jenkins
Greatest statesman of the 20th Century. Too bad he had to hook up with that incel Hitler.
Andrew Lee
'we'
top kek
John Foster
Finally someone who knows a bit of history
David Turner
Wrong
Kevin Collins
youtube.com
I lift for him brehs
Connor Thompson
pic related, compared to most politicians back in the day (and even nowadays), he kept himself pretty fit. Doing farm work, swimming, fencing, you name it.
Jeremiah Adams
wow that's truly sad. Guess you're a dyel, huh?
Isaiah Nguyen
>is motivated by an angry manlet
kill yourself
Eli Adams
you'll hang when an an end is put to kali yuga, degenerate reddit cuck
Connor Bennett
>implying Plato wasn't an insane Fash
Fascists have some surprising people on their side.
Jayden Jackson
he looks irish as fuck
Ethan Williams
So this is the power of /pol/tards...
Brandon Davis
A lot of men. Socrates and his known students, the stoic emperor Marcus Aurelius, settlers and founders of new nations like Ingólfr Arnarson and the founding father.
Liam Brown
He was an amazing fencer btw. Even before rising to power, his adversaries weren't just letting him win cause he was the Duce, he actually was good
Dylan Smith
Well to be fair he did tell Hitler to give him time to reorganize his Army. After Ethiopia the Italian Army needed serious overhaul. However Hitler invaded Poland and thus sent Italy, unprepared into the war of German Aggression.
Cameron Garcia
.t historylet
Italy had the second largest navy entering ww2 (2nd to Japan, so largest in the Europe theater). They just mismanaged the fuck out of it.
Wyatt Phillips
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Easton Gonzalez
>Italy had the second largest navy entering ww2 (2nd to Japan, so largest in the Europe theater).
What.
The Royal Navy was by far the largest navy in the world both in tonnage and number of vessels at the start of WW2. It was only superseded by the USN in 1942-43.
The RN Mediterranean Fleet was able to match the Regia Marina alone, and it wasn't even the largest of the RN's fleets (that being the Home Fleet obviously).
Alexander Williams
I do it for him.
Grayson Turner
WE