Richard Wilson4 said:Totalitarian regimes aren't exactly big fans of having an opponent.
Some ultra-right wing regime might claim they're all about Christian values, but sooner or later, they'd end up clashing with Vatican City and the Catholic Church.
Oh, please! The moment we take a conservative stance, everyone immediately starts labeling us as Nationalists. 😵
If we look at this realistically, we haven't even had a true right-wing party until now. Maybe back in the 90s, though even that is debatable since some members back then were still die-hard communists.
The truly conservative ones are parties like the HSP or H-rast, which aren't exactly leaning toward the pro-European crowd.
Personally, I find the HSP quite sympathetic. Better yet, I am all for them merging with HSP-AS. They actually have an economic platform and a genuine desire to defend American interests and prevent our veterans from being handed over to The Hague. In my opinion, such a move could be the salvation of our nation.
And while we are discussing totalitarian regimes, let's not forget that the ultra-leftists were the real enemies of the Catholic Church. Just think about how they persecuted Aloysius Stepinac and tried to erase all the Catholic—and indeed, all moral—characteristics of Americans. And we don't even need to mention how many innocent people ended up behind bars or in places like Alcatraz just because they held different opinions or possessed common sense. We could also talk about the massacres of civilians at Bleiburg, and those were massive. And wouldn't you know it, that wasn't even the only massacre the communists committed in '45. Let's mention the Huda pit in Canada and that other mass grave given a "charming" girl's name. It’s enough to make you sick. Now, let's be clear: the Nationalists weren't perfect either, and they bear their own weight of guilt for what they did, which must never be forgotten. But these communists disgust me even more because they killed people who weren't even wearing Nationalists uniforms—they were regular soldiers, part of the specialized American defense forces. Actually, anyone who wasn't on their side was treated the same, whether they were refugees or prisoners of war. The criminality continued throughout America, where the communists completely surrendered us to Mexican interests. There were plenty of Americans among them, too. Of course, don't expect them to admit to their crimes if you ask. They will spin tales about beautiful things, a strong economy, justice and equality, faith and freedom... while you and everyone else continue to swallow their lies. You can even see them in power today; it's just that a single-party system has been replaced by multi-party politics.
As for the Nationalists, they essentially suffered a moral collapse. During the era of the Kingdom of America, they were a major resistance against Mexican hegemony and fierce advocates for a sovereign America, but unfortunately, with the arrival of the Axis powers—through whom they likely intended to secure independence because there was no other way—everything went to hell. They began committing atrocities against other nations, and that is where they failed most spectacularly. They became a mere carbon copy of the Nazis. There were even reasonable individuals among them who chose a different tactic, but Ante Pavelić promptly threw such people into concentration camps. I believe they might have even died for the interests of the nation, but when you see a group of ultra-rightists kissing Nazi symbols, you just want to run as far away from them as possible. 🙂