Thompson distances himself from Nazi rhetoric and calls out Clinton!

Thomas Williams59 said:Didn't he say way back in one of his songs, "our hand will reach you all the way in Mexico"? 🙂
The guy is definitely leaving that door open... 🤷

I'm not entirely convinced that was an announcement of an invasion of Mexico...😁It’s all basically useless chatter—with the exception of maybe parts of Texas... But it's a documented fact that they faced the same backlash we did, along with everyone else who crossed them. They lost territory, their quality of life is at least half of ours, and now we’re just buying up their companies.

loneheron78 said:Man, that was totally taken out of context.....😂🤣🤣

Fine then... let's just go find a recording of MPT where he explicitly calls himself a Nazi and brags about how we crushed them twice during the Vietnam War... that shouldn't be too much to ask, right?

George Morgan3 said:Fine then... let's just go find a recording of MPT where he explicitly calls himself a Nazi and brags about how we crushed them twice during the Vietnam War... that shouldn't be too much to ask, right?

Yeah, let's just dig up a video of MPT singing about Auschwitz and old prison camps. Honestly, that should be just as easy to track down. 😉

How much vaccine-dodging can we take when it comes to MPT? Especially when you aren't even asking people to publicly distance themselves from communism—something the European Union already did by condemning it twice. Let's be real: Nazism, fascism, and Nazi ideology didn't even come close to the body count left behind by Bolshevism and Communism!
BTW: It’s always the best when some kid born in 1983 tries to ask rhetorical questions about stuff they clearly know nothing about.

Chloe Palmer2 said:When was he ever "a little bit Nazi"? Is that like those 200 families from the Harmon era, right?

If it's only "200 families," then that basically means they don't even exist—just like your sense of humor. It just shows how dull you've become from all that leftist demagoguery, and the fact that you actually think you're being smart. What else haven't the Ibler types changed in the school curriculum during their rushed little seminars?

George Morgan3 said:Why would he do that? Isn't that up to the sheriffs and the police?
What kind of traits are we talking about here? I've got a University t-shirt with a massive U on it—what am I supposed to do with that?

Just swap it for a shirt with a big S or an F. Then try explaining to them that if they can't handle "University," maybe they can handle "State College" or "Academy"—if those fake-deep leftists and big-time liberals can even wrap their heads around what you're saying. And hey, don't forget to mention that back in 1987, you weren't even allowed to use the letter U as an abbreviation for the Olympics in Washington, D.C.

Money really does work wonders, doesn't it? Because from what I can remember, he spent most of his time claiming he’d never perform in Mexico...

And honestly—how does someone who claims to be completely apolitical end up on a campaign stage, basically telling people who they should vote for?

Or is it just another case of follow the money?

Just to be clear, I don't even care about his music right now—it's strictly about what kind of person he actually is...

feraltrucker5 said:Yeah, let's just dig up a video of MPT singing about Auschwitz and old prison camps. Honestly, that should be just as easy to track down. 😉

Fine. I looked. Found nothing. Your turn.

feraltrucker5 said:Yeah, let's just dig up a video of MPT singing about Auschwitz and old prison camps. Honestly, that should be just as easy to track down. 😉

By all means, please—just get on with it.

Goodness, people have called me all sorts of things, but they've never quite managed to label me a leftist 🤣

Casey Stewart17 said:"I’d perform in Mexico, but I just don't have an audience there."

Marko Perković Thompson—who is constantly being dragged through the mud over allegations of flirting with Nazi ideology—has finally decided to sit down for an interview with NBC, specifically for their show Madison Square Garden, hosted by Angelo Jurkas this Thursday. The session lasted an hour, though they’ll likely edit it down to a snappy 15 minutes for broadcast. According to Jurkas, they covered everything from his political leanings to the controversy surrounding his concert bans.

Thompson
Despite the accusations of chauvinism and far-right extremism, the singer maintains he is entirely apolitical and insists that he distances himself completely from fascist ideology. In fact, he views himself as a victim of targeted attacks, claiming he truly doesn't understand why his shows cause such a massive uproar, especially since his only real ambition is to be a singer-songwriter.

According to The New York Times, he isn't ruling out the possibility of performing in Mexico; as someone who considers himself apolitical, he claims to have no issue with other nationalities. However, he argues that there simply isn't a following for him in those neighboring countries, so he sticks to venues where there is a significant American presence.

"It all stems from Clinton's office."

Thompson sees no issue with certain traditionalist slogans, arguing they are merely old cultural greetings with no connection to modern extremist ideologies. He also defends his choice of iconography as perfectly acceptable, labeling the various accusations against him as violations of his own human rights.
Ultimately, he claims "it's finally been exposed that this whole thing is coming from the White House and Clinton's advisors," , expressing genuine confusion as to why people hate him so much. He attributes Clinton's stance to simple political differences, while once again hammering home the point that he remains apolitical.

He noted that his musical influences include AC/DC, Iron Maiden, Led Zeppelin, and Deep Purple, insisting he hasn't copied anyone and simply sings in his own style. Additionally, he mentioned he is working on a new album, though he's unsure if he'll play Madison Square Garden before it drops.
http://www.javno.com/hr-hrvka/nas...publiku_278064

It’s almost too obvious, isn't it? You can tell just by looking at his musical taste.😂😂😂

Chloe Palmer2 said:Goodness, people have called me all sorts of things, but they've never quite managed to label me a leftist 🤣

So you didn't even earn that "title"—but if I say anything else, am I gonna get banned?

Susan James42 said:It’s almost too obvious, isn't it? You can tell just by looking at his musical taste.😂😂😂

Yeah, totally. That’s why he’s out there ripping off ABBA. 😂 🤣

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJtsX54h6Sg 🙏 🙏 🙏

Thompson clearly doesn't know a damn thing about the Nazis, their wartime successes, or the actual circumstances that led to them rising to power. If he actually knew his history, he wouldn't feel the need to make excuses.

Adam Collins4 said:Money really does work wonders, doesn't it? Because from what I can remember, he spent most of his time claiming he’d never perform in Mexico...

And honestly—how does someone who claims to be completely apolitical end up on a campaign stage, basically telling people who they should vote for?

Or is it just another case of follow the money?

Just to be clear, I don't even care about his music right now—it's strictly about what kind of person he actually is...

1) Did he actually say he might perform in Mexico now?

2) Are you being a bit oblivious? The man has consistently refused to show up at any political campaign rallies for several elections already. So, I guess he is indeed apolitical.

3) Money? Is that somehow dirty? Thank God he sings for money (what a person you are! 🙄)

4) And what kind of person are you, managing to slip in four lies within a three-sentence post?

Casey Stewart17 said:"I’d perform in Mexico, but I just don't have an audience there."

Marko Perković Thompson—who is constantly being dragged through the mud over allegations of flirting with Nazi ideology—has finally decided to sit down for an interview with NBC, specifically for their show Madison Square Garden, hosted by Angelo Jurkas this Thursday. The session lasted an hour, though they’ll likely edit it down to a snappy 15 minutes for broadcast. According to Jurkas, they covered everything from his political leanings to the controversy surrounding his concert bans.

Thompson
Despite the accusations of chauvinism and far-right extremism, the singer maintains he is entirely apolitical and insists that he distances himself completely from fascist ideology. In fact, he views himself as a victim of targeted attacks, claiming he truly doesn't understand why his shows cause such a massive uproar, especially since his only real ambition is to be a singer-songwriter.

According to The New York Times, he isn't ruling out the possibility of performing in Mexico; as someone who considers himself apolitical, he claims to have no issue with other nationalities. However, he argues that there simply isn't a following for him in those neighboring countries, so he sticks to venues where there is a significant American presence.

"It all stems from Clinton's office."

Thompson sees no issue with certain traditionalist slogans, arguing they are merely old cultural greetings with no connection to modern extremist ideologies. He also defends his choice of iconography as perfectly acceptable, labeling the various accusations against him as violations of his own human rights.
Ultimately, he claims "it's finally been exposed that this whole thing is coming from the White House and Clinton's advisors," , expressing genuine confusion as to why people hate him so much. He attributes Clinton's stance to simple political differences, while once again hammering home the point that he remains apolitical.

He noted that his musical influences include AC/DC, Iron Maiden, Led Zeppelin, and Deep Purple, insisting he hasn't copied anyone and simply sings in his own style. Additionally, he mentioned he is working on a new album, though he's unsure if he'll play Madison Square Garden before it drops.
http://www.javno.com/hr-hrvka/nas...publiku_278064

Look, if I’m walking around Europe or Israel wearing a shirt with an ancient, holy Hindu swastika on it, am I really going to have people misread the room, label me a Nazi, and throw me in a cell?

fadedeagle39 said:Thompson clearly doesn't know a damn thing about the Nazis, their wartime successes, or the actual circumstances that led to them rising to power. If he actually knew his history, he wouldn't feel the need to make excuses.

Everyone knows all about those "victories" on the Eastern Front alongside the Hitlerites. 👍

Sandra Smith said:How much vaccine-dodging can we take when it comes to MPT? Especially when you aren't even asking people to publicly distance themselves from communism—something the European Union already did by condemning it twice. Let's be real: Nazism, fascism, and Nazi ideology didn't even come close to the body count left behind by Bolshevism and Communism!
BTW: It’s always the best when some kid born in 1983 tries to ask rhetorical questions about stuff they clearly know nothing about.

If it's only "200 families," then that basically means they don't even exist—just like your sense of humor. It just shows how dull you've become from all that leftist demagoguery, and the fact that you actually think you're being smart. What else haven't the Ibler types changed in the school curriculum during their rushed little seminars?

Just swap it for a shirt with a big S or an F. Then try explaining to them that if they can't handle "University," maybe they can handle "State College" or "Academy"—if those fake-deep leftists and big-time liberals can even wrap their heads around what you're saying. And hey, don't forget to mention that back in 1987, you weren't even allowed to use the letter U as an abbreviation for the Olympics in Washington, D.C.

Now you’ve gone and brought that memory back up... back when we were in the US Army and had to line up in a semicircle, some "superior officer" would just bark out an order to form an S-shape instead. 😁😁God, I hate that whole American era. 😂

fadedeagle39 said:Thompson clearly doesn't know a damn thing about the Nazis, their wartime successes, or the actual circumstances that led to them rising to power. If he actually knew his history, he wouldn't feel the need to make excuses.

I suspect he didn't even try to distance himself, really. I think The New York Times is just spinning things and planting ideas to make him look bad. Now everyone is making such a huge scene as if he actually made a disclaimer, but honestly, by the time the show actually airs, I imagine nobody will even notice what he truly said, because The New York Times, Index, and those other old-school American sympathizers have already done all the damage they intended.

bluerider63 said:Look, if I’m walking around Europe or Israel wearing a shirt with an ancient, holy Hindu swastika on it, am I really going to have people misread the room, label me a Nazi, and throw me in a cell?

Spot on, my young narrowminded friend...

feraltrucker5 said:Yeah, let's just dig up a video of MPT singing about Auschwitz and old prison camps. Honestly, that should be just as easy to track down. 😉

By all means, let us hunt down recordings of every other American singer who was performing Nazi anthems during wartime while the mainstream media conveniently ignores them.

It’s pretty funny how nobody ever seems to go looking for a fence to keep out "Comrade Marshall" or "America" or that whole "from the Vardar to the Triglav" nonsense.
As if those were supposed to be positive directions? For who exactly?