/mlpol/ - My Little Politics

>>104422
That's... That's beautiful

YES

>>104422
I may have to move to Chile

No one expects the spanish inquisition Commie helicopter throwing

>>104422
Also, please archive whenever you post a Guardian article. I might not be able to read the article because archive sites are blocked in Russia but the Guardian doesn't deserve our traffic.

We need to toss those soyboy commenters out of helicopters soon.

>>104422
Chile no!!

How much support is he getting?

We should all move to Chile and lend our autism to this movement.

isn't Gadaffi's kid also planning to retake Libya?

>>104511
I'm down.

Chile literally just had elections, so it will be a while before Pinochet II can do anything.
>You get publically shamed [for defending Pinochet] by an important part of the population. Not at a level to be a Nazi symphatizer in Europe, but at a level akin to be a Trump supporter in California, to make yourself an idea. […]

>>104582
>Gaddafi, freed in June after being held since the 2011 uprising, is planning a comeback – and experts say he could benefit if elections take place next year [2018]

>He was a part of his father's inner circle, performing public relations and diplomatic roles on his behalf. He publicly turned down his father's offer of the country's second highest post and held no official government position. According to American State Department officials in Tripoli, during his father's reign, he was the second most widely recognized person in Libya, being at times the "de facto" Prime Minister, and was mentioned as a possible successor, though he rejected this.

This timeline is insane, it couldn't possibly be done!


It seems like he studied economics in London. Muammar Gaddafi was murdered because of his resistance to the IMF. Which side would his son take, I wonder.

>>104582
He is considering participating in the next Presidential Elections, I am hoping to see Libyan Arab Jamahiriya alive again.
>inb4 socialism
Arabian socialism is not the same shit that euro soc is, it's closer to 30's nat-soc.

>>104429
>>104511
Now that Piñera won here, Bachelet and the libtards (we call them "mamertos" or "progres") are approving Canada tier laws full steam before their time is up on March 11th.
That's funny, the overton window is so tilted to the left here that Piñera, even being closer to what is in the USA to a Democrat than a Republican, generated a similar reaction to have Trump winning there.

We can use your autism here to show people that we shouldn't follow developed countries' lead on progressive laws such as that.

>>104422
Reviving thread. Local press didn't even give two fucks about this.

>>108754
How bad is the press in Chile? Are they as bad as CNN?

>>104422
>>108754
If that's true it's unlikely that this will have much of an impact, yes?

>>104630
>Arabian socialism is not the same shit that euro soc is, it's closer to 30's nat-soc.
I don't give a fuck what the arabs do as long as they stay outta white countries

>>104727
Helicopter for Bachelet

>>108770
Not THAT bad, but written press is dominated by liberal think tanks, calling "fake news" to anything that remotely contradicts them. Television is way worse, but they are not openly supporting Antifas like New York Times does; and most people agree that TV is bullshit, instead of going for something akin to "Trump bombshells" they prefer yellow and pink press, plus some goofy stories in addition to act full "refugees welcome", "blacks fuck better than natives" and "you are already a mixed race anyways, why do you care, morenazis" with Haitians, Colombians, Peruvians and Bolivians.

Written press is trying to convince people, with mixed success, that having the lowest birth rate in Latin America is a problem that needs to be fixed with uncontrolled immigration.

RIP my country. Communists now exiting the government are openly trying to sabotage the country for neocons entering it to have it ungovernable.

https://archive.fo/7unov

>>111786
>Every night, a commercial airliner full of Haitians arrives in this city’s international airport carrying families who have bid adieu to their poor island nation for a new life here.
>Tens of thousands of Venezuelans have fled their crime-ridden country in recent years for Chile, which has a history of receiving Bolivian, Peruvian and Colombian migrants.
>But the most dramatic surge has come from Haiti. Last year, almost 105,000 Haitians entered Chile, compared with about 49,000 in 2016 and just a handful a decade ago, according to federal police that oversee border crossings.
RIP

>>111786
Jesus. Are there any white identity or white separatists movements in the country?

>>111789
The closest thing resembling to an Identitarian movement is "Acción Identitaria" but I haven't heard of it lately.
https://www.accionid.cl/
https://www.facebook.com/accionid

There are no serious white (or criollo) identity movements here, and I don't think they would stick too much. People here tend to forget their Spaniard heritage in favor of the Mapuche heritage.
Meanwhile Communists and international NGOs are using armed groups of Mapuche as cannon fodder to fuel (quite literally) insurrection in the south of Chile by burning tree plantations, machinery and churches. Even the Pope, who came by recently, hasn't said jackshit, even when a church was burned down while he was in Chile.

By now, there are serious suspicions of corruption between those armed groups, Carabineros (military police), Investigaciones (civil police) and Prosecutors. This shitstorm is called "Operación Huracán" by the media. Basically everyone is throwing shit around and hiding their hand.
In most of those cases -the most known is the burning down of Luchsinger-McKay couple's house- judges side with the perpetrators and accuse any proofs as montage. Under my own interpretation, they and the government are deliberately trying to turn that region into a "wild west" in order to have a separatist movement running there.

>>111833
And pic related:
>Prosecutor Jorge Abbott: "Businessmen must take care of the risks of their commercial activities"