The Complete Life of Leon Degrelle
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- Опубліковано 2 лип 2024
- Leon Degrelle has become one of the few names of the Second World War to survive the tide of history. Still, today, millions know who he is. Thousands of other soldiers and politicians alike are only known by a few and yet Degrelle, who held far less important positions than they did, is still so well known today. Why is this? Curiously, few know anything about the man, only his name. Let's find out who the real Leon Degrelle is. What was the Rexist party? Why did it fail? How did Degrelle end up siding with Germany and volunteering on the Eastern Front? How did he spend his time in exile? I will answer all these questions and more. This is the entire life of Leon Degrelle.
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Sources:
The Eastern Front - Leon Degrelle
The Burning Souls - Leon Degrelle
Leon Degrelle in Exile 1945-1994 - Jose Luis Jerez Riesco
-- The below was all translated by our Low Countries Correspondent --
Léon Degrelle: De Führer uit Bouillon - Bruno Cheyns
Léon Degrelle et l’avenir de Rex - Robert Brasillach
Notre avant-guerre - Robert Brasillach, pages 246-255
Eurofascismus und Bürgerliche Dekadenz: Europakonzeption und Gesellschaftskritik bei Pierre Drieu la Rochelle - Benedikt Kaiser, pages 109-115
Degrelle: oog in oog met de Rex-Leider - Wim Dannau
Joris van Severen: Droom en Daad - Arthur De Bruyne, page 274
Chapters:
Intro: 0:00
Early Life: 1:43
Rex: 8:17
The Fall of Belgium: 34:25
Baptism of Fire: 43:47
To Tbilisi by Christmas: 55:18
The Epic of Cherkassy: 1:09:00
Megalomania: 1:27:08
The Great Escape: 1:40:20
Exile - 1940s: 1:52:15
Exile - 1950s: 2:07:11
Exile - 1960s-90s: 2:22:21 - Розваги
Lost in translation: When I mention the Walloon soldiers nickname for Degrelle it isn't 'Modest, I, King of Burgundy' like I say, it is 'Modest the 1st, King of Burgundy', I read it as them mocking him talking about himself but its just a mocking nickname, whoopsie!
Why would they mock him? Do you mean tongue-in-cheek banter? Guess I'll get it when I watch the vid.
P.S. maybe that friend who helped you out can get a translation published by Antelope Hill, if he did/does a complete translation of one of those old biographies.
@@VingulDegrelle was a bit like marmite I suppose. He had an extremely big ego and so he would either captivate people or completely put them off so there would have been a lot of actual mocking going on behind his back
@@ZoomerHistorian That's understandable, I can see that. He doesn't exactly come off as modest in the television interviews I've seen of him, lol. Actually much prefer his writing to his demeanour when being interviewed. And of course a real sincere sense of purpose (which of course implies importance) and his consciousness of being a leader will come off to many as pompousness.
Sounds like old Nigel. The mains attack against him is that he is an ex Banker, I don't think class struggle is the issue today.
We can have the most working class person seemingly only care about international issues.
I prefer a British patriot that is upperish class than an internationalist working class stooge
@@Vingul Dunno man the priest murder, cuckoldry, constant lying, excommunication, ect. really is enough reason to not simp for the guy.
"A dark future lay ahead for future generations
of Europeans should Germany lose this war"
Martin Bormann
“There won’t be a future for future generations of Europeans should Germany win this war” (good thing they didn’t)
He likely said that bc, as a Soviet agent, he knew USSR policies better than most. I am guessing he likely would be surprised to learn it was the US that would see to the destruction of Europe.
(And no, we'll never know with certainty if he was a Soviet agent. I happen to think he was.)
Edit: regardless of why he thought it, what he said was correct. True both literally (pigment) and figuratively (WEF, EU, NATO et al) darker.
We are living it and its getting literally darker.
Europe peaked after Nazis were defeated mate
It happened
One of the Last Knights of Europe
**last knight of the nazies
Since he was involved in the killing of many poles and russians and other European who were considered “inferior “ by the third reich standards
Fixed it for you
@@purple-25377 DG ?
Degrelle was a brave soldier and a true European patriot.
Collaborators by definition are not patriots. They're opportunists.
Degrelle was a collaborator who was hated even by those of his own party. And idk about European patriot, the Nazis weren’t exactly kind to all Europeans, just ask the Poles and French
I am French and what you just say doesn't make any sense. Degrelle was a true patriot and a hero. So were the soldiers who fought for the Great Europe. Fu** the Allies. HH @@thepakistanipotato
@@thepakistanipotatoand the Dutch
Unlike russians
It says a lot about Degrelle that his children chose to come and live with him.
I love Leon Degrelle, if he hadn't survived the plane crash on the Spanish coast we wouldn't have had as much insight on the third reich without him.
Because the truth will ALWAYS PREVAIL AND HE IS THE LIVING TESTAMENT to gods way of keeping the truth Alive in the world
Nah degrelle is a huge liar
@@user-pc8rq3yy9w he was a soldier who fought with honor till the end fool are we supposed to believe a UA-cam troll claim that this exceptional man was a liar??
@@mikeypeinado383 zoomer historian has said it himself
@@user-pc8rq3yy9w
Please provide some examples of his lies.
With the evidence you have proving they are lies.
If you can't, or won't, provide any examples, I think we can safely assume you are the liar.
He had two gunshot wounds to the back of his head. Another victim of COVID.
Was Pessl vaxxed?
The cucking story is interesting to me because he was allowed to correct the injury. A society and a time that tacitly permitted that, prob helped keep the institution of marriage alive for longer lol. I can imagine it’d be somewhat easier to forgive and stay with your spouse (as a man) if you feel you at least didn’t take the insult to your pride laying down.
I think it was actually climate change
@@jesusgonzalez-acton8045 There's more than just pride involved but yes, a person should be able to respond (for the most part) as if to an attack on their life.
One of the most based men who ever lived.
I don’t think any man cheated death more times than Leon Degrelle.
And so, the Belgian politician cheated death once more, and Europe was forever changed.
Plot armor
@@donjuanmckenzie4897hahaha GOLD I want a Fallout New Reich game now
Because the truth will always prevail.
They will never stop trying.
Stand tall and proud whenever you are.
Degrelle was a very unique man, a man of faith, very well educated, a man of letters, and willing to put his life on the line to protect Europe from Communism. A great man.
He was a true Man of the West.
@@brantdanger Yes, he was.
Thing are unique , or not ; that simple. Nothing is "very" unique.
@@Bronislaavv People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones...
He was not a great man. But he was a great Belgian.
"If I had a son, I would want him to be just like you, a zoomer, and a historian" -Adolf Hitler speaking to Waffen SS general Zoomer Historian
Luv it
The allies been real quiet since this dropped
Thank you Judge Holden
Lmao
Leon fought till the end and even after the war he still fought for Europe
I can tell he was a good man just because I can imagine how easy it would've been for him just after losing WW2 to denounce his beliefs or at least hide it to make personal gain in a hopeless situation, but he didn't....he wrote on the benefits of nationalism and of course national socialism as early as 1949!
@@scottanos9981 I think that’s what’s most refreshing about him. Regardless of one’s views on NoNoism, seeing a man write about it and fight for his cause his refreshing compared to the German Generals who tried to hide or make excuses for their actions.
@@scottanos9981especially considering how he had been doing just that in Belgium before the war, it's actually surprising that a guy like him ended up dying faithful at the most difficult time.
@@crusader2112 you are not right
@@abeedhal6519 Can you explain?
I’ll be honest when he said that Hitler told him that if he had a son it would be Degrelle. He either actually said it or he said something similar to it. Since you cannot deny that Hitler waited 2 days to see him and told him that he was worried about him. There was clearly admiration for a man.
That’s one of the mystic about the man, The Führer clearly loved him. He obviously felt some kind of special connection with Léon and treated him like a son.
We Dreamed of Something Marvellous
“One day…the resurrection”
Idk man, a aspiring genocidal and violent regime doesn’t seem too marvelous
His political aspirations were kind of R tarded.
@@againsttheleftandright4065 real
@@againsttheleftandright4065What would u suggest?
"Any society who gets into bed with the dues
deserves the society they are ultimately going
to get"
Charles Lindbergh
What does that mean please explain
@@nenadpaldrmicreplace dues with j3ws
@@nenadpaldrmic “A country has the dues it deserves. Just as mosquitoes can thrive and settle only in swamps, likewise the former can only thrive in the swamps of our sins.” - Corneliu Zelea Codreanu, For My Legionaries
@@nenadpaldrmic Saying " Jooos" would get him banned. So consider who won , and the society the victors built, and it should answer the question of whether or not the good guys won.
He actually said that? Wow! What a foresight!
Degrelle was a genius in my opinion, and I am sure the bravest man I have ever read about.
This is one of my top heros. Total badass. Before, during and after the war.
Being a Germany bootlicker and poster boy of collaborators, doesn’t sound too “badass”. Oh and after his brother was assassinated, he wrote to h!mmler asking for the reprisal killings of 100 Belgians (his own countrymen) and was ignored
While i dislike the charismatic Narcissist types that are looking for personal fame a little too obviously, you cannot not respect someone who goes from party leader to private at age 35 just to go fight for europe
I agree, grudgingly, with one qualification: along with his sincere anti-communism, Degrelle showed every sign of being an adrenaline junkie.
"I've been waiting a long time for this." - Dooku
Happy 118th Léon !
A Great Son !!!
As you can tell, he was a beautiful writer. I read "Campaign in Russia" many years ago, which is presumably "The Eastern Front" under a different title.
It’s the same book yeah
"What we have to fight for is safety
of the existence and multiplication of our race and
of our people, the nourishment of their children and
the maintenance of blood purity, freedom and
the independence of the Fatherland, so that ours
People can mature for the realization of the mission
which was also assigned to it by the Creator
of the universe". AH
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Tu ti sei fatto una idea?
If we lived in a sane world, films would have been made about his incredible life.
But we don't live in a sane world.
And I can't think of a single actor who would have been suitable to portray him.
None of them would be fit to even lick his boots.
Henry Cavill? He's based and he's Superman - so was DeGrelle.
@@reidawg72 He isnt. He made an anti-nathzee film killing germans sadistically.
If Leon would see how the state of the world is today he'd be angry.
He knew the direction the world was going
Who cares
I recommend his books. About his time in the Mexican civil war, the political changes 1936-1940 and his imprisonment in 1940 and lastly his vivid frontline autobiography. From marching on the plains through knee-high freezing mud in a hail and snow storm to fighting over oil pipelines in the semi-arid Caucaus mountains.
Leon Degrelle did not attend the Mexican Civil War (also known as Mexican Revolution) but the Cristero War (an uprising between Catholic folk against the secular state)
@@TheJosman You're right. Thanks
Eastern Front & Exile from antelopehill publishing are the books I've read. They are excellent and inspiring.
« Quand je récapitule, je n’ai qu’un sentiment, c’est un immense regret, regret que nous n’ayons pas réussi, que nous n’ayons pas pu créer ce monde européen qui eut été le maître de l’univers pour toujours, qui assurait à la race blanche, la première des races, la grande domination de l’esprit. Et quand nous voyons ce qu’il y a en face, ce que trente ans de victoire des autres ont donné... Cette anarchie dans le monde... Cette débandade du monde blanc... Cette désertion à travers l’univers... Quand nous voyons dans nos propres pays la décomposition des mœurs, la chute de la patrie, la chute de la famille, la chute de l’ordre social... Quand nous voyons cet appétit des biens matériels qui a succédé à la grande flamme de l’idéal qui nous animait... Eh bien, vraiment, entre les deux, nous avions choisi le bon côté ! [...]
La petite Europe misérable d’aujourd’hui, de ce Marché commun étriqué, ça peut pas donner le bonheur aux hommes ! La société de consommation pourrit l’humanité au lieu de la grandir ! Alors nous autres au moins nous avons rêvé à quelque chose de grandiose, et nous n’avons qu’un désir, c’est que cet esprit-là renaisse, et, avec mes forces et jusqu’au dernier moment de mon existence, je lutterai pour cela, pour que ce qui fut notre combat, notre martyr, soit un jour la résurrection du monde ! »
Degrelle had such a monumental personality and strength of character.
Based Catholics fought a Crusade 39-45
Christianity*
@mrmackey8776 yes many millions of non-Catholic Christians fought and contributed, but mostly all of the leaders of the European Right at the time were Catholics. Irregardless, one side was defending European Blood, Christianity, and Western Civilization and the other were defending Evil
@mrmackey8776 yes you are correct, though the leaders were for the most part Catholics
@mrmackey8776 I replied several times but yewtube keeps deleting. You are correct, though most of the national leaders were Catholics
@@mrmackey8776Maybe didn't say "Christians" bc Freemasonry was hugely powerful and widespread in Europe at that time and not a force for good. I would argue that The Vatican wasn't a force for good either and they've throughly proved this over the 80yrs since the end of ww2. Edit: i am not disagreeing with the OC. I do think many based Catholics and non-FM Protestants saw it as a crusade. I don't just think it - I know it. They wrote about it and called it a crusade.
His speech We Dreamed of Something Marvelous is beautiful and passionate
Probably one of the only Walloons I can stomach as a Flemish man.
Hahaha. Would you support a Dutch/flemish reunion with the Reich like during the HRE
Youre all just swamp people
@@screwstatists7324I as a dutchman would have loved a reunification with the reich in those times. My family voted for Rost van Tonningen for a reason.
@@screwstatists7324 In an ideal world? Yes, very much so, Germanics should unite. As Germany is now? Not at all.
@@jhonjhon3715 Both Walloons and Flemish are descendants of Charlemagne quit bickering lol
What a legend. Degrelle is seriously perhaps the single most impressive man I know of from the 20th century, definitely on the shortlist. I recommend his book "The Burning Souls" (beautifully written, like prose poetry) and the biography about his post-war years by José Luís Jerez Riesco, "Léon Degrelle in Exile, 1945-1994".
most impressive man in the 20th century when the likes of Hitler and Evola were alive ? Nah, impressive man - but not most impressive.
@@TheBlackfall234 I did add "definitely on the shortlist" when also considering Big H etc. I admire Degrelle for certain things that are not true of Big H, and vice versa. Evola wasn't nearly as impressive as Degrelle, though. He was a good writer, not a man of action. Degrelle was both.
@@Vingul describing evola as "a good writer" doesnt do him justice at all.
@@TheBlackfall234 that's true, but he wasn't a character like H or LD. By that measure one could mention Spengler or Tolkien as well. I consider Tolkien the greatest writer of the 20th century (after Hamsun anyway, but he wrote in the 19th c. as well) but I mean impressive in other ways in this context.
@@Vingul Aye. Dagrelle is much what one would call a "Cultured Thug", as vulgar as that may sound. He is of the same cloth as men like Lord Byron, Richard Francis Burton, Phillip Sydney.
Degrelle was a hard MF.
Idk if being a collaborationist hated by even those of his own party, the fleeing like a coward to Spain, is “hard”
@@thepakistanipotato Dude survived the Eastern Front. That negates literally anything else and makes you hard af. Period.
@@thepakistanipotatowe get it dude, you don’t like the guy, you hate his guts and yet here you are…..
@@seenit_ he also went through enormous trouble in Spain. He was hospitalised for something like 18 months (iirc) after crushing many bones upon crashlanding, then had to avoid being assassinated many times throughout his life.
@@thepakistanipotato
Degrelle didnt join germans, belgium literally put him in french jail before germans ever started their occupation and I guess you also are coward if you spent years at frontline and then decide to run away and where do you have his own party hated him??
How have I never heard about this man?
Living under a shell?
Turtle avatar joke? 😁
@@ZoomerHistorian if you mean my reply then yeah lol.
Read his books.
@@evolassunglasses4673 I see you everywhere
Id love to see one on Corneliau Codreanau, leader of the iron guard.
Bitchute has probably the better chance of finding material by a fellow called Cultured Thug. He used to be on UA-cam years ago before being shoahed.
Codreanu was the best.
No. For a committed anti-Semite, that choice *must* fall with Horia Sima.
My post mentioning Horia Sima was immediately zapped. Banned.
Amazing video, as always Zoomer! I think that Degrelle writes really well. When I read his Eastern Front book I was amazed at his powerful writing, which you can criticize for being too romatic, but I found it beautiful. I think Degrelle was a good orator, writer and soldier.
Just finished reading "The Eastern Front: Memoirs of a Waffen SS Volunteer, 1941 - 1945" by Leon Degrelle, parts where he talks about breakthrough from Korsun pocket and retreat from Estonia are gut wrenching.
I knew only about Leon Degrelle broadly, but you've helped me understand the great man he once was.
just be aware that sources in this video were never good in the first place since this topic is very highly political oven and a lot of information could and propably is never ture
@@purple-25377 Be aware one's comment is irrelevant, and inane.
@@purple-25377 Juudeo-commenter
Got the notification while watching on patreon. Opened it on UA-cam for the extra view. Love you guys.
!
Cheers buddy
Many praises for our folk at Antelope Hill. **salutes
🫡
We must never ever forget this great man!
Says an out of shape incel from behind his PC imagining himself a warrior. 🤭
@@Greg-xi8yx you don't know Mr. Sunglasses + it's very possible to admire great men without being one oneself. That's kind of part of it, you know? But perhaps you don't look up to anyone. That's your loss.
@@Vingul We do know one another and have for many years…
@@Greg-xi8yx Really, eh?
You know Degrelle is one of those people - I have heard the name plenty but never really knew much about him. Fascinating stuff fren, thank you.
2:24:11 absolutely shameful that the Israelis wanted to kidnap him for a show trial.
Him and a lot of others
@@donjuanmckenzie4897 many others may have deserved it but it’s clear Degrelle was not one of them them. They just wanted a high profile SS Officer for a show trial.
@@SenorTucanowho deserved it?
@@SenorTucanothe Jews were breaking international laws and were acting like gangsters. Why They didn’t go after no Russian war criminal after all the savagery they committed on the Eastern front!
@@dariovukojevic926 good point 👏
The complete life of Benito Mussolini would be interesting.
That's what I am currently writing, although it won't be out for months and I'm writing it between other videos. (It will be extremely long)
@@ZoomerHistorianlong comment, sorry: please don't just focus on mistakes in war. there is so much to tell that no one ever talks about: his ability as a writer, the Carta del Carnaro (the Constitution of Fiume), the reclamation of the swamps, the cities he founded (Latina, Sabaudia, Pontinia, Aprilia), the social policies, rationalist architecture (such as the Eur district). The BBC reduced all to a cartoon with a big chin. Someone has to explain why people like AH, Ghandi or Churchill admired him. IN THE AFTERMATH OF HIS DEATH Churchill wrote “Thus ended the 21 years of Mussolini's dictatorship in Italy. During which he had saved the Italian people from the Bolshevism into which they could have sunk in 1919, to bring them to a position in Europe which Italy had never had before... The alternative to his regime could have been a communist Italy, that it would not have been a source of danger and misfortune of a different nature for the Italian people and for Europe…. The great roads that he traced will remain a monument to his personal prestige and his long rule."
@@ZoomerHistorianYAASSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@ZoomerHistorianI trust you to make a good video but i still feel the need to ask that you make absolutely sure to not let your audience (which largely dislikes him) to sway your coverage.
@@CorporatistSwedeHi, as a swedish fascist what do you think about the SFKO and why at some point it was replaced with a national socialist version.
Just finished reading the Burning Souls by Degrelle. Highly recommend to everyone. Absolutely beautiful
Very appropriate that this video was uploaded today because last week, I finished reading his book, The Eastern Front, I highly recommend it. While you're at it, watch The Greatest Story Never Told. 👍🏻
Can't wait!
Pete! 🫡
Holy sh*t! You're here. 🫡
Love ur show! Been listening to you since 2018ish
I hope you understand that you are such a crucial channel at this point in history. Keep it up!
Can you do a David Irving video?
Thanks for this Zoomer.
Thank you!!! I've been waiting for this one. Yay!
Been hoping you'd do one on him!!!! Thank you! Can't wait!!!!
I agree with Degrelle's claim that they were fighting for a European future. My dad was Waffen SS officer who also trained volunteers from Scandinavia and the Baltic and affirmed that these men were mostly the cream of their societies, students etc who were driven by idealism and a hatred of Soviet style tyranny. They were mistreated in their countries and often killed for their pain after the war. German ex- Waffen SS members formed an association (Hiag) to help their foreign former brothers in arms with money and legal assistance.
🤚🏻
Been looking forward to this! 👍
Perfect timing, thank you❤
Did a dissertation (it’s cringe to say that but whatever) on him; for more academic sources, you might try Collaboration in Belgium (Conway, Yale Press), Clerical Fascism in Interwar Europe (Routledge), Weber or Ernst Nolte’s books on the Action Francaise, or one of the biographies on Robert Brasillach, with whom he was well acquainted.
It only takes a glance at my name to know I’m biased lol, but Degrelle emphasized his Mexico adventure as absolutely formative. Most of the DR on X has no idea he is single-handedly responsible for bringing the plight of lay Catholics during the Cristero war, to international attention because of the articles he wrote. He managed to organize the first aid drive (the historian Jean Mayer edited another university press book on the subject, but it’s in Spanish).
Btw….you left out that his home village of Bouillon also produced the first crusader king, Godfrey.
Ive been waiting for this
Am I the only person who imagines Leonardo DiCaprio playing Degrelle in 4 hour long movie?
No...? Just me..? Xd
I mean exactly man that would be so gold and you are so right and DeGrelle life is actually so hollywood source to be easily made into that kind of movie, but it would have to be at least three movies like yeah. first about his political rise as great political figure with many good story points if you listen to his past, then his soldier rise with many poetic moments and then great espace to spain yeah.
Thanks for everything you do zoomer! 👍
Great video as always!
Glad you have done a video on Degrelle. I read about him many years ago. Great man. Thanks for bringing the story of him to a wider audience. I think your videos are excellent. Well researched and presented. 👍
Great video. Such a flawed man but still able to express profound duty and loyalty towards his men.
Excellent work as always, my friend.
Thanks for another great and informative video🤝🏻
Even more amazing content! thanks!
this is one of the very few yt historical channels that isn't click-bait or heretical
Great video, Thanks !
Our time will come, brothers!
Hail Victory
Thank you for this. Been spending the better part of the last year reading his century series (or what remains of it) on AH.
Excellent as always. Straightforward
Stunning work. Well researched, with excellent delivery. Thank you for this gift.
I had only seen small snippets of Degrelle in a few of my books, but never really knew of the real story behind him, and his exploits.
Thank you very much and keep up the great work.
Another great video 👏
Precious information
Very grateful
Great video as always
Cheers pal
Exellent work. ❤
Thank you for this uplifting video. Live a life of honor and maybe, just maybe, one day years from now young people will remember.
drinking game: drink every time he says catholic
😂
You’ll all be under the table when I do the Pope Pius XII video
No thanks, alcohol is cringe. Adopt the straight edge lifestyle. 👍🏻
@@ZoomerHistorian That will be a BANGER!
For those who can't take moderation as aristole said@@TheAnonymousIndividual
As usual you have an amazing video channel.
What a fantastic man. RIP! Thank you for this wonderful historical review.
life of heinrich himmler and the history of the early SS could be very interesting, do you have any plans to make those kinda video's?
He already made video about SS
@@dominikbt7891 Not the early SS he spoke very briefly about the early SS (under 10 minutes) and it's one of the most interesting / important part of the SS
You are a hero. Degrelle is awesome.
Can we request the life of Ernst Junger?
Yes! Yes! Yes! 😎👍
second that
Ernst Junger did all the things Degrelle did, but he was fighting a different war.
I wonder if those two met each other during the war……..
@@capoislamort100 It would be an interesting meet up indeed.
@@crusader2112 It’s possible, Herr Junger was stationed in Paris during the war, and Degrelle was always there on business.
Thx!!!!! Love ur content!!!!@
Great video, l have one of Degrelle’s books his eastern front memoirs. I was amazed at the many attempts to kidnap this guy to be tortured and killed for so called war crimes. The same vengeful criminals are still running the world today.
Another truly great life piece!
Cheers boss
You speak truth and I love you for it ❤ lots of hugs
Fascinating.
Really well read and quite simply fascinating.
Well done friend.
NSW
A family member of mine saw his Heinkel 111 land in Spain in 1945
It is indeed sickening that the cowards who had not fought in any way swept in, like vultures, to take revenge on women, children and elderly.
Next: The complete life of José Antonio Primo de Rivera!
agreed, presente
Thank you!
I know nothing about him and I'm glad you made this for us
Man you're on FIRE, where can I watch your stuff in case jutube takes it down?
You can't do this to me. I want to go to bed and you drop a video.
Zoomer historian you could do one of the history of the "nacistas" Chilean And of Miguel Serrano?
Sorry for my bad English, I'm using translator ;(
Helicopter meme
? @@screwstatists7324
Based Hero
I could've sworn you uploaded this before
It was a video about his epic flight to Spain
Thank you.
I'm honored to have his autograph in my collection!
doing God's work my friend, bless you for all ur work
RIP Monseigneur Degrelle 🙏🏻✝️